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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-26
! o.1AKIOF IHRF KANA yyIIiLAr VIAL IEYs7
W. 7. &GH GoszoRle.
wholss.isina aapsiler.d,I 4
Dry Goods, Groceries.

l1-A MADE CLOTHING.
Glassware, Queensware, IYardv.,.R..s
Mechanicss Tools, "a y
FRONT STREET. CHARLESTON. ~, Fl,
IHAvING removed our Hardv.,,.. .,a -.
- Gerry Store into the room iorr,. ~ y, u.o-
piea 9y Messrs. BROOKS, Brigham 4 n, o. 80
aaloining our Dry Goods Store. We ~ Z. {
20 say that the business firms of w. Al ~.
noln and J. q w. Goshosn, will herea lter 4.
colaneted under the style and finn AZ w n
:. =. uoshorn, at the old stand OF w. 4 II
Sosnetn, where they are now receiving : N
opening direct from the cities Of New vc,I
Phiiauelphia snd Baltimore, The lar,e,t !. III
most durable stock OF Fan and Winter Ga,..Sa
ever brought 10 this market; anones, wh;cE
VIII be found every variety OF iadies ara So,
tlemens fine dress goods, ladies' cloat. sra
talmas, boots and shoes, hats and cans' s;.t
and straw bonnets, tof the Ia lest style. 4 cbina
g'ass ana qutenswaree OF the latest description'
paper hangngs, window shades, psrlor MI
hall lamps ot ysrioussiEes, books ana station.
ety, and saddlefy. Also, large ana wen
sslsctea sock o. cheap and fashionable ready.
naae ciolnlng' la large portion OF which we
had made 70 oIder.) which consists Of every
Sssc,lpt'on OF Goals, pants, vests, drawers.
shirt collars and wooden undershirts snJ d,aw
ers, all OF which will be sold AZ unus,,.Il,
low prices for cash, OF on 4 credit "a nunctns,
customers. = P1a's''si
The ladies are particularly invited "a c.il
and examine our stock Of dress and fancy FOODS
cloth cloaks, talmas, &C., which have eel sr g
lected With great care. expressly for this mar.
ket, from the best houses in New Work .oa
Philadelphia, We believe cannot be surna..
sed. i eqHalled, in beauty. style and chran.
ness, BY any house in the place.
Please call and examine our stock before
purchasing elsewhere, as we latter yu selves
we " w be enabled % offer you such barra;ns
g to make IL greatly 10 your interest % b,ly
from US. M @4 US "a, 80 IA = ~
All orders promptly attended To-. h .si.
"t Yours, wiihrespect, a1
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-26
EM1oRANTs ron KANsAs

EM1GRAMT5 F0R KAMSA6
,y s.iasSsl MAI. LIB. WASHINGTON,
H%TXsE who can produce satisfacto-
49, ~ certificates of his being 4
pioneer OF experience and Integrity invites
ONE THousAxD cIrfzENs or Virginia, whose
heats are willing and whose hands are able,
but whose means are limited, to join him III
forming JOINT stock company fof mutual ss
sisIsnce and protection, BY which means they
may be enabled immeaiatelyto emigtate TO the
land or promise, ard take possession Of the
illheFita nee which (under PrUvidence) the
"a sssof our country viii secure 10 them Let
poor and honest men come forward. The on
" pledge required OF them ID 10 vote the pro-
slavery ticket. Such men % may leave farni-
lies behind, can return for them amer estab-
lish,ne their titles 70 The lands upon which
they settle. ltisto be hoped that the citizens
ofH The old Dominion whose prosperous cir
cumstauces cause them TO psefertemaining q
bone. will yet show their patriotism By aiding
nd countenancing their les toftnnate breth-
rem n i e, lsse,els nesiSss fAisA .f''''s
: All All psrsoSsa wishing 10 emigrate' can send
their nenss % the editors Of the Star 70
the undersigned To- have them enrolled 9 s9
81 fssE91 LAW. D. WASHINGTON
.8usfs IN IL nc nEEEaEEcRs, lss ).
4 Col. j. Early, Ooh r. 4. Harvey, Capt 9.
Z. Allen, Dr.. 4. 6ebsell, MD. Brown, Esq.
S g a IA - y u
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-26

DE. Edward Lee Hooff,

Physician ma surgeon,
Olfers his professional ;services 10 the ci,i.
Gems Of Buffalo andits vicinity. Calls promnt.
~ attended to day snd night
The undersigned has opened In Buffslo. in
the store house loSmesly occupied by Dr..
Beatty. ~ FIYl1'-S'f3s - -
Drugs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils Dye.
stafis, &C., I'm
which have been most carefully selected. ana
81 medicines will be compounded with the
utmost care and attention!
~ via we hope q Receiving Z share OF pub
tic patronage, he Pledges his best exertions
ana most persevering efforts TO rende r gener.
a. satisfaction 70 those who may be kind
enough to give him theif support. vinsi.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-26
New Fall and Winter Goods,
AT THE FEIoPtlSsS sEORH,

New Fall and Winter Goods,
AT THE FEoPf.BS sTORH,
bn he Upper Corner 81 lie Public sQusrs,
fss9ft 18sa Oallipolss, Ohio. II bisfIsf 4
|4 .. +. = j. LANGLEY, xfsf ~
Thsnkful u their nunstols sftiends ind Ire
ihe pleasure ef again altering y allaa splen-
New ard Fashionahle Goods,
p i,'.I Cen asH re E.s. y 'adti'A Y Y
Dry Goods, Groceries,
HARDWARE AND QJEENsWARE,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps,
We havea splendid assortment of de lalnes,
black. and co)otel dress siiks. French msfis
nos, black and colored alpaccas, oil wool, N !,
de LANES, plain and figured common DE lsiues,
ginghams, chambravs aud calicoes Of Ill coli
ors. prices and qualities, TO suit the mos par
iiculsr; black and colored VELVET is; EiInps,
fingess GALLONS, braids and buttons cambFicf
and paper csmbrics. blsaehed, brown and col-
ored drills, bleached and brown cotton cloth,
of all wid,hs; blesehed and brown tadie linen
"A large lot Of black SILK MANTIELASs good
and cheap, long and square sha wis; s I'D,
white and yellow, plain and twilled 1annels,
han dkerchefs, gloves and hosiery, &c.Tall
at prices that cannot fail To- please. s.ss I,
4 Having been fully snHained BY, the people
the last year, NE have been able 10 buy goods
cheaperNhan ever and are determined . sell
them accordingly. Il. tgfg sA sJt45
E IN addition % our splendid stock ofislies'
wear, and OF goods IN general, We have ine
stock of l9fs slf 4i's.
FAsHIoNABLE CLOTHING,
For men and boys, IN custom made. ana 81
low 10 dan he bought In the West Having
secured the services OF a fashionable enttef
q nd tailor, we are prepaIed 70 make CLIO.
THING Of every kind u order, at the shorteat
notice.
i!t An work warranted. q z n
We invite the people u Ksnawha valley ana
surrounding enuntry 70 give us1a call, We IRE
determined, BY close attention 10 business
and fair prices 10 secure your favor. ns Eta 1
I've shall continue 70 pay The highest
prices for butter, eggs, ieatfffs, rags, &c,
~ II ft;s1 8. T. q r. LANGLEY.
Gsllipols, Jan. 4, 1855, M. M f'tis9 a
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81 Personal Communications, Cor communities
lions involving priystr interests, Is cents per
ssarare. in advance. Announcements Of can
ADDE'S FOR Office, each 81 in advance.
s.sI3asinkas. or other, commu nications to.
ensure attention must be addressed TO RpxpLE
q MuaREII, Buffalo, Putnam County. Va.
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a. I. risHEH.ae sia..13sfs a3iR9s. vi nnql,sn.
.Asa1 LAW AND JUSTICE.

asat LAW AND JUsTIcls. 800, W.
II LFlSHER and J.iw. ENGLISH hay.
LIZ ing entered into partnership, for the
purpose Of pfacticing Law IN tie counties Of
Mason aud Putnam, will Eegula.ly attend me
Circuit, Quarterly and MonthIy5 Courts 81
those two coun les, and will pay every atten-
ton 70 business entrusted 10 their care.
. One or the other OF the firm will always be
found at tn .irofkce, in Point 'leasant, and
one q the other will regularly be at The Put
TT. Pleasant, Dec. IL, n37yi. III
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10 RAGS. Rio colEee. Inst feesiTed pel
III steamer Hartford, and foE saIe by +
!. ~. a ,ffta eET6zERs BEALE & co. 4
r. Pless,at ysss 2, ~. 80 il
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-26
ns7w4, i. il. FORBES, Clerk. !.
VIRGINIA SIS Il Rules held in the


VIRGINIA ss-At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circu. Court OF
the county Of Putnam, in tine month Of Deem
1896, Il #5 1900 i;
Russell Newman, Complainant, vs.. Mary
Jane Il Cs tisier, widow Of Roberi A. Ne.
Callistet, dec'd, Virginia McCaiister, infant
child 81 Roberta. McCallister and John Dud.
dug, alnl'r Of Robert A. MsCallister, decd,
Willis Mooa, Jane Moon. John Miller, Martha
Miller. John w Koont ., Julia Ann Koontz,
Andrew N. Curry, Emily r. Curry, Thomas
McCalllster, Calvary MoCailisier, Andrew N.
McCalllsier Ella Hsrbor and MargaTei Will
son, Defendants, 7fs HI faa Zh8I tqt;
In Chancery, fanat J:rFl
Happening by affidavit that the defendants
Andrew McCallister and Margaret Wilson are
non-residents fihe State5ot Virginia, and the
object Of this suit being TO sell the real estate
of Virginia McCallister, and 70 invest the same
under the direction Of the Court, ii Is there
fore ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication Of thisiorder5
and do what is snecessaryto protect their in
terest in the premises. 1s aeEZ ..@@.s
'.s E1e3 81 ltf e Teste, fsa se t4h &Haf Es4s
sn37v1 III Z 4+5tIss} H. n. FORBES CloYk )
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t- @s J. n. GoSH0RE, IN.
Grocery and Hardware Dera,,,,.,.


IN this department we keep 4 yery LARGE
stock OF sroreries. such 'sN. o. sugar. cofiss
ies, molasses. crushed puiyerized ! nj Ioa 4 ~
ger, pepper. spice, yinper, indigo, lar ana lin
sesa o,. %n te Lead tobacco, candles, soap
copperas, alum, saleratas, powder, lead. shot
and great many other articles usually keni
10 = grocery store, too numerous 10 mention.
Also, = large stock Of cerlage ana hardware.
consisting Of MANILA and hemp cordag e, rom
Iery, Of oil kinds build ng ma ,erials. msch =
les coopers, and farmers tools; mill. Whin
:ross cut nne other saws, OF the best Enylish
and American manufacmre, 10 which We nar.
ticriarly invite the attention OF farmers. me-.
chanics and lunlbenen. As great care has
we think you would do well 10 call I nj q,
aInine our stock before purchasing elsew here,
feeling assured that Il will be to your adyan.
iage to do so. res E.ifsS3s :, a. - ~SIta :
/ q
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,|' D u : I y

Whasest1biishnftai. SiffAtea YEA en- %
The pstsanF,eat lkNlllAet hs6lbkc 'l4tsiy "a
M i TIE ht5t stvl0sSi the p7lpyictor y 1of1 ~
pIeppsedtc accpnimolste the tfAyelipf pub u III
or boargiers b. the day. week, oryeaY Hittas ~
Die shall always on furnished vi tie best o. 4
market AGofds; hlp st1bleS Vim 1he sbesk ii t:lt
10 psosendef, and n0 pans viii be spnJc1 t0os
Hrendef hia guests comfs ~ BIZ. n NM, sf rs
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-26

I'LL 1.-THE TO0TEaACH CURED, !
III Ave minutes, without pulling. BY DR..
Z +. u. HooFFt Persops troubled by
! this complaint aresinvited ito, call and Ell
pefience . relief. ast =; e e.ss 81!
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sIjfFALo MARKETS.
colaEcTES wsEkLr.
OFFICE OF Z Ne si9s
asT,R or THE EANAWHA VlLLEY.,n
x1iN STREET, BrFFAI.os IA. s.s n
n Adysftisines,l

Rates 81 Adveftisihgt - slI4 n
One dollar per square Of l2 lines OF less FOR
tbe ffst three weeks, and p cents per square
fof e,ch continuance. Fol three menths or
more. Al the following rates: 81 +.
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NTANTED.-Iwill paythe highest mar
Wv ket price for all kinds Of: country pro-
duce delivered az my store. 49, n, INV
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Our stock consists, in part of mi t8a3
Cloths; and cassimeres, treat variety. hsite
Plannels, Of every variety, IL s,9zsl b
I! Fancy'colored satinets,a ~ +s4s5s s8assbI
Ladies' dress goods, .{ft5
WSi seI goods E:;H34ir sfEtsI F.. !.
Gloves and hosiery, ss-l =
Shawl, carpets, &c,4z9 -.gs1 ss.,,.s
Oil cloths, ,.ss 90 'lAF' ~
Boots and shoes, W. ftE1E@ .. il. /
Mems and boys hats, zs3. n. !. III gg,r,
Cloth dress nd frock coats, = +
Assorted sacks, comprising sacks, half sacks
and pea jackets, - -..r
ASS rted business coats,
Cloth sack coats, a, .rr-.-- ,.,s.5
Sack over coats, of all styles, <E T.
Assorted pants, Of all grades, lined and moi
lined, iii El~x ~ -.s
Assorted vests, high. low and medium roll
ngle and double breasted, .& III
Boys clothing, a large assortment,
Shirts and drawers, <s;5 sgSE|.t Il
Ssdd'ery, +. - r. - ! f. /
Clocks, If |T.. 49,.
Glassware, ~ >~@l ."' -~--&gE NV
QueehSWare, n T%S tas3&3 E-4#btIe #
Notions, ++bz 5#a -,..-. ... si.| IL
Combs and brushes, a.ts. :. III Ii. !. +
Tapesi ~ -. III sttF>. I'LL 10
\. Castings, ,5 s.t .=zE .@:r- =, #3s.@ A.
Cutlery. Of every description, ..,
HousekeeperS articles, ~...3n@l t....ss..
Farmers articles, tz .s-.le .,..t Al
Building materials r.s,.t-..4 III saszs5,
Blacksmith's toes, r.,.te. ..,i Il, !. 5.s5sfa
Coopets' tools, .aFs5,a.fF "a .r;.zEEI,+5s i
fumes Nv. Pa J.. H. GosFIoRN,
Charleston. Nov. %, 1855. 35tf. Il
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GTATIONERY.-Poo lscsp, gilt edge. fan
- cyslhdi comntohf isttee pspsr. snSslopss,
pcns, iquills. waisrs, Iced and slate pencils,
sETszER, BEALE i co.
Peint Pleasant, Jan. -, 1851 &c vsT
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TOMBS Of all kinds; thread, Coats Rus
" sells, Scotch sewing silk
cold; ~ \ 81 st no.
Braid and cord silk; aai ii. #trs,s f38FTTTY
Purse silk and beads; III 4stsf3F iii
Purse and bag clasps; I'll .A49 NJ 5sl
Purses, Wallis and port monnaies;
Silver Tn miles; sfs'1 I.s. XIV I'LL
Watch guards, .i1tif nh Ktfs le
d Laeets, silk sid cotton; i'fiia ti. 1&s,a4
Sleeve bands; sdT ,sbh jt& is. stSuI stfs
Scissors SIX ans s,,,dshtarn BE- Ill Ftf
/ Brushes, hair, comb, furniture, hat, shoe,
horse and heaEth.5r g9fsfrblfsa siH4na
.la0s t5.f .h.4ja. SETSzER, BEALE & Co.
Fl. Pleasant, ban. q, Il 5. MT \.
n ADIEsn DRESS GOODs.--isiacl, Ll,se,
II blue black, brown, green and changea
Cashmeres, q variety ,of quality and colors;
Mouslin de LANES, Of all colors and prices;
Il Tissues, variety ofcolofs. ai
Msrnos, OF all shades and prices; 4si HI
!, Figured Swiss dress goods; y .s III E.9s
Shally Barage and Berage Dc Laincs;s
Shawls, in great variety; B
{ tandkerchiefs worked and plain linen.
,cambric, ant undersleeves and Chemisetts,i
u Hosiery Of Oh kinds;tf II ah1s.st, 81 tIS3It
Gloves and mitts do. gauntlet; M,
\ Collars, iackonet, Swiss and French worked
ManeInes. Florence and sarsnetts; Fsfi
Artificial flowers. ribbons, &c. sifl8seEsj
Ia III rs4a# SETEZERs BEALE q Co.
Pt. Pleasant Jan. "a, '95. ftt
SOAP AND PERFUMERY. = shavine
- soap sndrream toilet soap, ETC.; IL
Wash balls, CASTLE and rcsini soap; I:sy4
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y I II ao = 4. rlsp ~ AZ
! Eyery attention paid Y gusass. 81 n Il 4 !
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CADLERYs--Ladies mem . and wagon
y saddles, riding and blind brides, filings,
girths and surcingles; carnage, wagon and
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HATs.-Slik, BRUSH bearer, young Amer
glazed. .k JtpGETSZRR, fBEAtE q co.
RI. Pleasapt Jan. -, So K ,fr II III
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-26

g PIRITs Turpentine and Cdpal yarnish,
- for sale by 55iF
sETszER, BEALE co. ]
Pt. Pleasant, Jan.24. SO. .8sla II
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! lspeciaen copies seAt srstis ID tKose s@sidne
forget pb iclnbssi Ali Gpmmnnicatitn bal
editorial and 90 business, must h adlIsegsedtc
-. ABRAHAM n. SEE,
EN- VII ics cSesnps siEsst, PhledslPAia.
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Personal Intelligence.


Governor Reeder, Of Kansas, arrived in st. Louis
the goth inst He left the 2lst inst for his late
sidence in In order to make
fer removing with his family to Kansas.
We learn from the Buffalo Democracy that ex -Presi
dent Fillmore is about to visit Europe.
Hon. Thomas f. Marshall, the we'll known orator OF
Kentucky has joined the Order of the Of
Temperance.
At the st. Nicholas Hotel-Dr Ssmvine st. Louis;
Dr. The soEe nass s. Louis Gr
Armstrong; Mrs ard Mrs Glover, Mass
At the Aston House-Charles Webster Utics A Dunham
West Troy; Fuller, Me; Walker, Boston; Edward
Mary Perkins. Salem; G r vandercook, Chicago.
From Norfolk &c, In the steamship Roanoke-Alexander
Horton Henry M Bailey. Joseph Brown; WIN Bowran,
John oidnsr, Charles Donald Donney, NJ phi.
lips Collamore, Thomas Brasher, NJ Mrs NJ King
George Morrow, John Hazleton and lady, Atwood,
Charles BsttsIasd, Alexander cssg Joseph Court
Chiids, Merritt Ogden, VIM Ashton, Willie wilson,
Henry Herst, J Donnelly, N g Arnold, Alexander
STOW, Richardson, James 3mith, Richards, John
Curran. Archer, lady and child, John Hunt,
Meers. George Kay. WIN Wallace, VIM Davis. Miss
Bell, L Lttlefeld, Robert Jackson, Nat 0lden,
Kenlitz. WBW Finney Thomas Lewis, Richard + Neil
1as.m ssso B.or eu Sa nsr Rss FsS
Riefenhtrg Chids, W Kennnrd Joseph Root, John
Charles est. George l. Read Robinson, Jackson.
J W Beehe, WIN CWatson, Nelson Thos Saul. @ @
Green W Renshe, VIM Green, Young Moore, Richard
From Palermo via Gibraltar in bark Sea Breeze at Bos
tonCap David Burr late Of bark Apollo, Of New York.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCK.
ALMANAC ron NEW YoRx-rms DAT.
SUN nuys...,..,......5 90 MOON SETS. n
eur srTs....,.....6 81 HrcH WATER morn Sol
ARRIVED.

sesm,hp Roanoke skinner EsrfOlk &c. with mdss and
passengers, 70 Luelan Pleas
ship frec Trade. Slower Liverpool March g. with mdse
10 Buck Co. April %, lat Al II. Ion &c. saw steam
thip be supposed the North STAR hence Havre
Bark Hyperion (ct New Haven, Grimm Humscoa, PR Il
DAYS, with eueAr, to Dwight
Bsrk w Paige (of Providence Atwood, Cardenas, IL
days with sugar 70 aster. April H. Thomas Stewart, Of
Hsri Ranger of Portland Mason, csrdenas, April TO-
With sugar, to order.
Bsri TItord Cole. Galveston, April with cotton, &C.
10 Cotton Murray.
dsys with pdse TO Kiesler Ward April 49, lat IS Ion
o cruise, tiT days out, all well.
Brig Athens tof Newbury porN Plummer, Bordcsux so
81 passed ship snie Walher, Of yarmouth bound @.
Erg In persdnr (Por Morari, Lisbon "A days with SALT
eek. &c. 10 y Amsirck
Brs Panola wsss Neuvitsr - days with SUGAR aud
Leases 20 eek Church. April H. is miles SW Of Orange
k:ss2oks scAs Rogers, btnae for Nassprss 18th, lat
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fosetOgm ,st jshoom, split sails, Se
molAsses, 20 struver, Kluskist ASsu 81 iss
lon Is o. spois ship Harriet Irving, Boston from 81
Brig Croton f BRISTOL, Blys Port au Prince Anr;l
with coffee to o l. 4 Ferris. 0'' Api'' o
Brig Augusta tof Hanington). Conn., Trinidad Aprl 4
Oregon from orsan. aPT 10 OF Key
Brig tcec GOODWIN, cudad Bolivar i6 days, with hides.
Mercy cSgsns tcf posto,, Park, cardsnss IL days.
Brig ABBY Walton (Of sedewiok Watson cenfaesos %
sohr Lane fThemas.on) Harlow Guayanila, PR, Aprs
sage from Char for st John PR Conway
Ap ssht s Nss O. Hsnso1 Br sx'r eo''Aa fR
schr Mary Charlotte (o Buckspor Grindls. Porto Ca
APR. Wind h ' %isS Se.1S sss fso% NV carried
a.s Win IL yisS, s Norton St rA'n. is
Is Say s %S f rs5rso1S ssn Pr
tan Island lss inst Rodney Webster seaman, Of H.vi
schr Elias smith, Clark Philadelphis f,r Hartford
Sctr John Williams, Jumb, Philadepha for New
schr Joha Manlove Brown Philadsiphia New Hsvsn
schr William Adelaide Kennedy, Philadelphia for FiusA-
Sehr English Lyon. Piiadeiphia.
schr Helene, Stubs, Wilmington.
Schr Lewis King Alexandria
schr Mary Ellen Post, Cansoteague.
seSr B SMITH Hall, Rcn SSssf for New Haven.
s sssr H E,siisnai Hart Law. virginia. gissniA
Schr w Stewart, Longstreet, Virginia
Steamer Georges Creek, Gayer, Baltimore.
Wind during the day from Eastward
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On the 18th inst, the temperance of Berlin Wis
constr, burned Governor Barstow efgy, and placed
the ashes in coffin, and held obsequies over the re-
mains While the funeral procession was moving
through the streets groans, hisses yels and cheers
frequently drowned the solemn telling Of the village
bell. All this Gone because Governor Barstow put
his veto upon unconstitutional law to prohibit the
tale Of sprituous liquors.
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Herald Marine CorrespOr

thamilton), April 4U-Arr Lth br brig Devon
The cargo corn Of bark Roderick Dhu has been sold at
this port captain believe waiting
the underwriters whether the vessel shall repaired
Brig Waterloo of this Place. the loss Of which
Domingo have already announced insured here foe
fCV and her freight was insured in London for f700
Brig Isabella Reed (recently condemned hefe has been
fitted out and will leave in few days for New York.
The shell Of bark Europa, condemned at st Georges
sold at auction las3 week for f70
Schr Cnora, of Halifax, Ms, has been condemned and
sold at st Georges Her of fish has also bcen dis
posed Of
which left here en- the LIST Of March, with convics for Cork
had splendid home having ACCOMPLISHED the passage
in the unprecedentedly short time of IL days.
The brig MARYLAND Capt Cooper which left here Sind
had "a days
Brig Ada Capt Chase with cargo green heart timber
ex bark Europa, left for Liverpool 18th ult. X.
NEWPORT Mercury oHice) April 2s-Arr schrs Ind
wick Walden Providence for Rondout do for
Kingston Hawley Jennings, do for Albany HULL Hull.
do fOI NYorl Bayis Taunton for do Suwassets Hnd
York for do Collins Bnrr, Daren for do; Stranger.
Blackwell Philadelphia for NLondon; Roanoke Phillips
more; Essex, lincoln, !. Island for Fall River.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-30
The Soule Meeting In New Orleans.
IErom the New OrIs ans Delta AnriI %

Pursuant to call, highly respectable meeting was
making to signify the favorable opinion Of
this city towards Minister to Spain, NJ Soule
true and faithful representative Of the American people
The proceedings quiet and dgnlfed throughout,
ard appreciation Of the distinguished services Of
NJ Soule was manifested by all Many Of our citizens
who seldom appear at political gatheriugs-wise and
thoughtful nen-were present on the occasion. 1t is
needless to give all the particulars, and ccnns our
selves to mere outline of the affair.
The following gentlemen appointed Off sers of the
MEETING
sewe s. Amos, g. Hooper R. J. Kerr and Maj G. T. Beau
secretaries-P G. Cuvellier and John Purcell.
The following gentlemen were then appointed Com
mittee On Resolutions
rant 5efn Tserns Adams So11' Jo HH%a
stnrke C. Porter A. Capdeyillc Dr. Cartwri,ht, Jno
f Ham, Psrd1. vsssss
octaviaus Duany. Jno, T. Donald.
The resolutions reported were as follows
zen rITs souls sssurasa rom II:
q % and sns:Ap V.
him friend who, under oireumstances has re-
wSr Of hs and Ss the
pursued BY distinguished fellow ezen hs ocai
for tie sssa ny
country and SUCH thanks and
man desire tender Mr. soule such reception
him to express the feelings Of appreciation entertain
lk character and services.
The meeting then adjourned 10 the residence Of Mr..
soule, when the honorable gentleman made the follow
ing remarks:-
thank you fellow citizens for this Hatering
ton Of kind feelings towards It gladdens my soul
know we'll how to- value the humbless devotion,
when fraught with Disappointment rendered abortvs
OF the part which my lot to act during the time
absent from you it behooves not to speak though
this much may perhaps be permitted to say that will
W cn,ue b.oL ~ ven IN ha.r ny TIM ;-a
which the mention of has had the privilege of
provoking in the torpid breast of the crowned
who rules France and with brow which the most
abct and caumEes have not yet been able to
start blush
Excuse not saying more and for thus abruptly bid
ding you night