Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-02-28

IA ~ 81 EDiroRs One Of lie Il.
CounciInep Of liichInond, supposins
LI.at editors ccIne under the head =
II xurisS prpp poses % put = tar upos
llem. The VIII says of the prop.
One Of the Common Conncilmen
of Richmond has, at d single lean
made himself immortal. His nam
We learn, il Snead Shead propose \
To levy Ia tax Of ten dollars each u.
On tie editors Of this city, to relieve /
the treasury Of the corporation from
IT'D terrible embarrassments. Snead'.
idea ID q bold, original, brilliant
dashing, divine idea. One rusty
ten-pe1ny nail, and three cheers a.
Snead !. Verify the euphonious nam
of Snead is herceforth married ~
immortality Won't the craft takel
supreme delight and pride iii wafi.
ing the name Of Snead To the utter.
most ends Of the earth? Long Nv
the patriotic Snead!
The Wheeling Intelligencer saw,
that All a meeting held tat ZanesyiiIe
on the 18th, Of the directors Of TIA
Central Ohio Railroad, ii was deci-
Eded to discharge the committee which
had been appointed I'd confer withl
the Wheeling committee as 70 form.
Ing railroad: connections at Vince
ling.
Over one hundred thousand acres
Of land were entered daring the last
month Iat the land Office III ST. Louis
under the provisions oil the Gradua.l
ton Bill, passed at the last session
| Of Congress.
|#s OH The last day Of the VI Legs.
laturc,I "A resolution passed the House
! ID pay|a member.lfor his oyercoat
which had been stolen during session
hours; but the Senate rejected it, Oh
lie ground that il would be tim
enough for the State to pay for The
coat when it had stolen it.
Lieut.. Hunter, recently dismissed
for the third time from The Navy,
for disobedience Of orders, BY tie
President, ID outin q letter strongly
Icondcmnatory of the act. He has
no sympathisers.
|E.H The Supreme Court Or Rhode
lIsland|has decidedthe clause in tie
Liquor Law ofthat State, which au.
1thorizes the seizure and destruction
| of liquor, to beIunconstitutionaf.
II Dr. BEALE,t the celebrated dentist,
whose trial and conviction for an At
tempted outrage upon the person oi|
Ia young lady excited 80 much inter.
test through out the country, has
been pardonedTby the Governor Of
Pennsy lvania.
Il Counterfeit five dollar bills on the
Bank of the Valley, and tens and
ON the Merchants Bank Of
lILynchburg, Va., are1in circulation.
II 4CESsus.or IowA.--TheI following
are the totalreturns fthe census II
lthis State, for+ the year 1854; Idiots
l7;R Deaf and Duinb, 20; Insane, All;
blind, r.; Maless no, 600; Eemaiess
l.l54, 900; Colored Males, 25S; Color
leu Females, I'D, No Of Voters
l50,9s4s Aliens, i Q ,37s; Total PopulaI
ltion, 326, Ola. II
Theleditor of the Providence Mir
nor has had a windfall in the shape
1Iof 4 legacy Of over $4,000 left BY l
relative in California.
DUR Two scions Of our frst
families experimental with COD
steel, yesterday, on the Metaire ridge
near the Firemen's Cemetry. Ons
Hof the parties got wounded pretty
i severely in the contest, From what
Hive could learn, last night several
other issaffairs Of honor are likely
| to grow out of yesterdays difficult
Ety ~. O. Deita.
II \ "A street preacher has aplearea
4 ill st. Louis, who proclaims that h
II ii Joe Smith, Of Mormon memoir
/, came to life again to Mormonize ths
A world.
II DEAD.-The Cincinnati Gazeas
announces the death Of Abrahal
/. Gwynne, ESQ. one Of the most di';
J, tinguished members Of the bar q
that city.
II SGlcIDE ORA MURDE5ER. Geo. M
III Green, who was found guilty at Ch1
n cago of poisoning his wife. and \
whom was, accorded q new tria!
sayedthe hangman the trouble, az
Y administered the cord1to himself Y
4 prison. after first having made "
II will, leaving his estate, valued 4
some 1880, 900 or $4,000, to NJ
| Youngest son, q lad six years old
Il Iii case he should not survives, "
HI property goes to the Young Met
" Association, and the Firemen's "
III lis. Ill LA A.I Lyz.-A-.. - fhsn On H.