Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-08-01
Santa - and Kanss,,

Advises from Santa Re say M, 4 \!
Fonntleroyl returned Oh the peS
from The parsuit Of theH Utah, NIL a
Tho troops overlook 81 party II N
the hoad waters Of lib Kan,,. 1 n.
forty of them, and making e. MI ~
together with thirty horses ans !
camp cquipagc. cct. One soldia, ! !, y Fl
ing to Major Brooks company v I, yss
Notwithstanding thcE viriIancss Y y 4
troops, the Indians steal into t n. "a
mert md XIII and riot III pleasure = \!
op Percy Ind i portion Of his s,o.t lA
oif and herdsinan killed. 1
The latter part Of June. d Mes;s.,,
shot near Albuquerque Other ;s.,h
of the kind occur in the territor,s '''''
Al Convention was held at Alhsa.
On the 26tli. and nominated Mjsss S y
candidate FIR delegate ID Congre. mi y
Business throughout tIe 80.
ID small Money is scarce M
payr1aster's and quartcrlna,ls., ,
partncnt isfin low condition a
Some merchant teams anna.
Santa re, reported that INV I, y
troops at different ppints--sa;,, Z; "
mail partyEat Little Greek, Arka,'.a'
and Walnut Greek. They MN .,, \,
tfing alongBwcll. l. y
The Kirwas, Camanchc n,
Cheyonc Indians were at the M,
ing, to receive the annuities FIONA N
Government.
al settlement Is being mad. !.
| Walnut Creek BY q party Of Niissin
aries, at a distance III $50 miles n.
the civilized points oh the SantaI,,
route. HIl
Kansas dates to lille 23d are !.
cciyed. GovernofIs eedcr has vets N
all the bills TINS farpassed NH
Legislature. He says there is.noib
| ing objectionable in7the bills, butI,
darcs not consider The Legislaturei
legal session, because they remois
from Pawnee without AUTHORITY, N
in contravention Of Tile Kausas.N,
braska bill. The vetoed bills har
been repassetl through both brand
e Of the Legislatures by large n,
| .jorities. fH#
CmcAeo, July o.. The Kans,
Lcgislaturc convened on the Id
inst. Its proceedings were pin.
pally Of a local nature, and witho,
general interest.
Mr.. Marshan's bill an the quall
cations of voters was read tie u
ond time, and referred 10 the Con
Emittce on Elections.
Mr.. Anderson introduced 4 b
providing thar no person shall.bca
mittcd to take a seat i'll tie I.egisl,
ture without taking anoath to 81
port tile Fugitive Slave Law, ii
that all persons conyictrd ofproPs
eating, or I'M any way circulahr
sentiments of opinions nnfayorah
to slavery, shall be Ineligible
any office ofhonor. trust, or profit
the Territory. The bill was re
| the first time.
Mr.. Wilkinson gave notice that
should introduce a bill for the j
fmanent location of the capital
Kansas. The place designated
the Sac's Agency, sixty-three nj
from Shawnee. fE
II It was unanimously voted that
sergeant at arms should furnish
| House with 4 copy Of ihe laws
Congress Of 1850, and the laws
Massachusetts Of 1855. The ev,
| ing session was prefaced by q ron
tumble fight between Mr.. Milla
editor Of the Westfield News, .
Mi. Brady, public printer Of the 4
ritory both pro-slavery men
the fight is supposed % have orig
ated in a difference Of intensity
hate for the Abolitionists.
Mr. Woodson Secretary ofthe !
ritory, il reported to have said I
he would assume the rein of cove
ment in case Of Gov. Rceder refus
to recognize the Legislature.
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