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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

The amount collected and forward
ed to the sufferers, at Norfolk ant
Portsmouth, by the city of Philadel
.phia, was S45, S66,05. 4. H.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

Mr.. Marcoleta, theNicarag,ian Min.
lister, has been discharged BY his own
Government, n
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12
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lViRGlNIA-At cour, held for ,he co,, :.
~ 81 Putnam, q. The Court Louse her.
w. On ! Tuesday HE -7tb day, o. N yember,
lsb5, tlys,saa,s y,
ene Poor, Va. Susan Porq ue.rn. THIS uuy the
oyerse, r. e HE Poor OF this county mr. sent. j
se'e w. court report 81. ned by III, m, setting
.ot mat Susan Forquenfn, late OF said co...
y, nao tetho'el tfHm the Z minonweal b oi
shgnia' LEAVING behind her 10 said county,
on ND. inf m dcr'ppIed n grrsiaye b, lonr.
NIX 70 The sad usan F0iqu Ran. named "Dil-
seH tina has bet ONE and I, lktlyt,con,In
ue achaf-e upon tie county, tshe ha wing made
no PROVISION iOf The main euance oil said 5 ave
ana thaI ihey, be said Oversee Of the p or.
mao been compelled TO pro, iGe fol tue Suppori
Of salI slave, anl had spntacted and agreed
win Dudley s.. Montague 10 main1ntn and
= pport So dzslave, at the rate Of one hund ed
uoilals per 0nnrm; and there ipon, n . sud
oHcfseers Of the PIor moved the Cont 70
award Judgment in ther favor, against The
saiu Susan Folqncs n, for the said sum II
$lo0, winch motion being considered by the
l|out' II IS ordered 4 al tie SAM be d., kct- d,
AID the sid Susan FurqueaIn icing a non.
res dSnl Of This Comm nwrnllh it is futile
,erdefett that the Clerk Of his Court do c,ise
acopSok thls order to- be publ shed for four
suceeSslye>weeksint the "Stat the Kama " ha
valley newspaper published. IN the ooun.
" OF Puinam, atd that the sid Susan For
qntarn be rcquired 10 appear here aud answer
ihr same, and also posi- . copy Of this or Ter
at the.irbnt dotrof the Cour.-hlu.e Of sac
county, as required by L,w. -
A copy te ID i p 4.
n37w4, H. H. FORBES Clark
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

Apples are 90 plenty on the Western
Reserve, Ohio, that, they are sold on
tits heas for ten amt pr bnshel,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12
VI T. q J.H. GosHoRN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers ii
Icy Goods, Groceries,
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
glassware, Sueenswar., Mardware-and

5|1DA -saANUI N1sUI HINNf1 :.
glassware, Queenswarr. I5nrdware~and
II Mechanics' Tools, ~
~ ,v,Nc 80" Z 'o", 70.
III lmS :, '.noveh our 'tstawarc and Gro
IN efiy Snfe I'M" The rona formerly o"cu
piel eyE Messfs BrooAs, Brirs am & Co, and
a"!plninr our Try Gld's ~, g, We beg leave
70 say utn, TIE business firm, 90 81 q ~.
hef', AMI J.IG ". Gcshorn will htr-sfr,r +,
ondnste9 unfet the le all finn OF W. r.
q h.EGoshorn. at the old slant 81 wa ].
uoshoinb Where they are noW receiy nc and
pm ng dlte:t7fIcm the ctI.a-of New York
Philadelphia ami Baltimore, abe larlest and
most du liable s,o Of Fall aud Wfn,r o. i
veg ormlh ~ 70 this mafke amongst whr
WI: Ne 1olnd Every variety Of ladeS ard rem,
'emeh's hne dress good falies' cloakss I'D
tn'Inass boots and shoe, hat anil cnns q; /
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

. In Rhode Island, the Supreme Gour,
during the present term, have grant.
ed thirty-six petitions for divorce.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12
THE TooTHACH CURED,

In FIVE minutes, without pulling, BY DR.
E. L. HOOFF! Persons troubled BY
this complaint are invited to call and ex'
5pcrience q relief. A> -. Il
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12
AGENrs!.AGENrs, AGENTsI

AWENIS! AUENIS AUT1NIsI n
DERSoNs accustomed to procure subscri:
j .bers fol- Books, sfasazines, &C., dr gei
up clubs Tor newspal eIs, aIs requested 70 seIfd
us he / names ami address, ;alll we willYf.r-
ward I'm, ftee 81 charge, specimen mum.
Ter VI = p'bifation foI. WI olfshey wi find
ready sale; aifii we@il ailUW tban con,pIls.
SION Of 81 perIceat.Tf iheir sefsices. Y EEF
i. I III J.. BRADFORD a BROTHER
+ Nc. 3 Co .rllnn,l st. New York.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

GTATIONERY.- FooIscap, lte.,ge, fan
~ ~ and common letter piper envelopes,
pens. qnills, waters, lead and siae pencils,
slaies, pass books, DC.
Point Pleasant, Ian. ~ rs.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12
ns7w4. II. ii. FORBES, Cl.r

ENlRGlNlA SS--'yt Rules held in the
v Clerks office Of the Circuit CouIt Of
rye county OF Putnam, in Inc month OF Decem.
Russell Newman, Compfainan VS.. Mary
lane NJ :CallisItt, wild Nv Of Robert A. Nc.
Cailister, lCc'rl, Virginia McC alIls,er, infant
child Of Robert A.>AlcCa lliste a nd John bud
ding, admir- Of Roberta. NJ. Calli<tet, decd,
Willis Moon, j ane MooHTJohn Miller, Martha
Miller, John W. Koontz ., Julia Ann Koontz,
Andrew N. Curry, Emily z. Ca1y, Thomas
McCallister, Calvary MoCnllisier, Andrew NJ.
McCallisrer, Eliju Harbor and Margaret Wi.
son, Defendants. - ~
In chanccry, -
/ II appearing by affidavit that the defendants
Andrew Mccall Isttr aud Margaret Wilson ore
rton-reSidents If he State Of Virginia, and the
object Of tns suit being to sell the real estate
Of Virginia McCalIisler, and 10 invest the same
under the direction Of the Court, it is tbete-
fire ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication Of this. o der,
and do what is rt.cessaryto project their iu-
tGrcst in the prenIlsrs.
Te.te. 'r
n37wi IL II. FORBES, Clork.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12
sETszER, BEALE 4 CO..
Are Offering 70 Their hiends and The public. !
large stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware,
Queensware, d.
Boots, Shoes, fa5

Hats and Caps,
And have just lecsiFei by steamers, Molasses
TO sell a. 2S cents FER galloni Sugar II 81
cents per p"uHd. III cash. aud alI Dlher goods
al vefy loW>nrices.
Az ktnGs"f country produce taken il q.
CD ngr /tor goods. is.
sErszER, BEALE. 4 Co.
Point P'ensan', Jan. . n4yi.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12
Z. CHARLES q. GIBHART, NJ
Corner Front Sire ct and Lower Ferry,
CHARLESTON VIRGINIA, 4
J., ! DEAt Len IN
Dry Goods Groceries,
Hardware, Queenswarc, Glass ware, .
l. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, a.1
!. II EnddlerY, &c. k-

TAVIN(i Just lereved sp'endid stock OF
III new GODS, which his been selt cited
with the uanost ca e, ] feel 3arranted IN lay
| he TO my cplsiomtrs, that Can sell ss low rs
any hou. e IN Cfar', ston. I9tav- a complete
ais r,ment bf Dry Goods, consisting in part of
Ia lies, dress goo.is, Of. every stt scrption; fine
it of cloths casSimets. saitfi,ets. jeans, fan
nels, "A dds, bleached o 6d brown null MS,
linen, handkrrchiefs, gloves, hosiery, &c. 10
he Gruc. yIdepo heme ut ray be had VIII teand
brown 81 gars, best coffee, molasses, green
and black teas, spices, rice, fish indigo oils
window glass, powder, shot, lead, gun CD rs,
cor'age liquors, dye-stnfIs. DC. iardwat n OF
oil kinds, ,lich, as inet hanics' tool, mats
shovels, cutlery, chnins. plows, castings, &c.
Queen ware, Of oil kinds. Glassware Of every
desrrip' ION, also, hou$ekeeperS' a,ticles. such
buckets, tubs, tinwa'e, stoneware co ton yarn,
brooms, bru hes. combs, &C. Sat'dlery--sa,l-
dies. harness, brides bits, stHrups, rts, spurs,
bride reins, check lines, &C. e. %:Jt. Il"
i CHARLES g! GlBHART.
vln35if II. ). .r#HE...#, Y. l..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12
lMN,c AN EXCELLENT Eli
b; River ,a 5et sen, Farm : =

rT>HE subscriber, desirotk Of removing e
il Missouri, offers for sale his homestead
farm, l,ing onEthe upper side of the Kanawhs
liver; one mile aboSe. The pleasant town o
Buffalo. The said firm contains THREE
HUNDRED AND THlRTG.FDHR ACRES
nearly two hundred Of which are cleared nd
in good Stale Of cultivation, well Tened
has fair dwelling, SCI era / cabins, fine fobac.
co bonses. st b es. &,., ahdI1s well v d rIet
BY wells. spr ngs, creek aud river. This farm
averaged the last seas u about 80 hush. ]
Of wheat per acre, and 10 excellent III corI
and tobacco. or grazing. a 7N.#a8 /
For iolthe. particulars address 44# lE
JOHN w. BLACKWELL, M
NJ DrfsIe. Putasa - ya.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12
$50 Reward!

a. DANAWAY from,he subscriber,
NAs.feet Il inches high, with lar.e fnll
HNeyes, full head OF hair, and sligh,
~ sNcar on left cheek, spe'ks quick
Z@ wh.n spoken 10, and rather easily
confused had on when be eft lack cloth
coat and pants, and black fur hat. The said
negro leftwitho,i, any provocation, and is sup
posed to be- making his way to Ohio. Ills
wife, a free woman, in company with thirteen
other free negroes. under the charge OF MI
Loving, left tor Ohio few days ,previ us 70
hisAleaving, sud il is highly probable ne ia
ma king hi, wayEafer them. lf'ihe sad ne
pro is captured N Amherst county ! Mall pay
$40; il baker in nn adjoining county $50; and
If securetTand put il fail elsewhere $50. :,
80 WIN. BURFORD, ~AmLer.t Co Va.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12
/, Fall and Winter Goods! ~
Fine Chance for Great sargains!!
. IN MccOY A. ZONES.

At the old aBd formerIy occupied by ~
Alexander, corner of Main and ~ berry s'SS''
Buflala, Va. thankful fr past tavols, take
rIea.ure in stating that they have just re.
t.ive and are n Nv opening fresh suppyo
sim, rb = DDS. s4itah!e for Fall and Winner
we.r, ~%hich hay. been selected vi Ii he 1T
mo "a e>and vi be sold as low as any house
IN the Kama Wta valley. Theirs ock has been
bought with eaEA, thus g,vng Them great I'D.
vantages over those who buy on time. Thei'
- ,ek cnnSis tS in mart ~ ~ II . l..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

Ladies', mems and wagon
- saddles, riding and blind brides, filings.
gIths and surcinrles; carriage, wagon and
riding whips. SETSZER, BEiLE 4 co. !.
RI. P .easant, Jan. "a, ,56.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12
BUFFALO MARKETS.
coRREc1rp WEEKLY.
OFFICE OF THE
"STAR OF THE KANiWHl VALLEY.
MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, VA.
Rates Of Adyertising:.

5T Rates Of Advertising: ., .
One dollar per square Of 70 lines or less for
the first three weeks, and q cents per square
for ench continuance. For three months or
more, al the following rates: ,
\ @tB 3MoNTus. 6MoSTHs. | YEAR
One square, III $3.50 $500 Sc no
Two souares, n 400 NJ 500 10 90
Quarter Of column, 500 1000 1907
Half or column, TO- 90 1900 20 90
One Column, $500 5000 $500
Transient advertisements TO be paid in adj
vance. ..t,l ..t..5 IT'LL - n f..
Personal communications, Cor communica-
tons involving private interests, J % cents per
square, in advance. Announcements Of can.
dida.es .fot Office, each %, in advance. ,.
80 Busineas or other Communications to
ensure attention mus: be addressed TO RUMBLE
4 MuRRELL, buffalo, Putnam County, W.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

HATS.--Stk. brush, beaver; young Am 1
Ii lean, Know Nothing and wool.
Caps--Men and boys plush. cloth an,
glazed. SETSZER, BEALE q co.
ri. Pleasant, Jan. 2t,'56. st.,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

rHARDWARE...Axes. Hard, Broad and
Ii Chipping; Ha'chets, liamn e.. mi
and Tack. Augurs, Brares aid Bits, Ssws
L. cks. Knob. Stock and Pad Gate Hinse,
and Butts, of all kinds; Screws, Bed, Wood
az" ks Gs'' pen and Pocket, shoe, Butcher nd
Table; H #s R.#
Birdie Rits from e6 cents to eS.
Stiruns aud Spurs, curb Chains; II,
Plain Bins, l}onhle and ii gle; hi:
+ Gun Locks. Prrus ion and Flat; \.
; Powder Flasks and Percuss On Gaps; y
r ,z'rs, Razor StroRs, Homes, Brushes and
Razor Powder; H
Steetynrds and Balances;
Window SPRINGS and Shutter Fas'aings;
Sheep Shears. Steel and Trying Squares,
. t'hisels OF all kinds, dra wing knives;
Carpenters Adzs. 4 c.. &c.
a. *.<II Ss'TSZER. BEALE 4 co.
Pt. Pleasant, Jan. "a, 4yl.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

All kindssEnd al, oil prices, can
~ be had at sANNS' ORIG STORE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

DURE LlQUORS-fnr med cal pu poses
i can be had nj, sANNS DRUG STORE
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

A CCORDEONs....The finest Ac o deons
n can be had al ;ANNS' DRUG STORE
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

"a HEGS rHre and No. l White Lead. for
~ sale a. ~ sANNs1pRLG STORE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

For men and 10y l e,stont male, md g
low 10 can I've bought in t,ie West. Having
se~nr,d the services sofla fashionable cutter
and taior. we are prcpartd 10 make CLIO.
THING OF every kind u ofdei, 1t The shottsst
notice.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-07
DAILY CRESCENT
Sir Januss Graham accused of Traason

The subjoined correspondence was read al a
meeting of the Sheffield committee for investi-
eating foreign affairs, held at the Council Hall
Of the town. The occasion was motion re-
questlng Mr.. Roebuck, the member for Sheffield,
TO move the appointment of committee 10 IN
qnire into the Baltic expedition of last year
Mr.. Honside, the originator Of the motion, stated
that, in consequence Of hearing that the whole
Of the correspondence between Sir Charles
Napier and Sir James Graham was in the hands
q Mr.. Grant, Of the London Morning Adyer-a
tlser, ne wrote to that gentleman, and received
the following reply:
LONDON, June 11th, 1855
Dear Sir. had in my possession for six
weeks the whole correspoudence--the originals
-whien passed between Sir James Graham and
Sir Charles Napier, from tae starting of the
Baltic expedition last year to its return; 7; but
returned it to Sir Charles Napier month ago.
got the documents, which need not asv are
of infinite Importance, on the understaufyfyq
that should not give them out Of my hands
/ had no prohibition as to showing them to
friends, and had you CHANGED 70 call on ne
while they we're in my possession 4 shonld have
had much pleasure in showing them to you I
nave no hesitation in saying that il have any
idea OF what evidence is, these letters would
sufhce, with other fact of undou5ted accuracy,
70 convict Sir James Graham Of treason
Yours, JAMES GRANT
On receipt Of this, MT Ironside wrote to Sir
Charles Napier, asking permission 10 see the
letters. He received the snbjotned answer:
!" "Merchiston Horndesn, june II 1866 Sir;
Mr.. Grant has told you the truth did not
give those letters to- him 20 publish, because
might have been accused Of giving my plans OF
attack to the enemy but when it Is declded not
to attack the ports / pointed out, and shen
there is nc danger of publication, l shall 60 to
Lord Palmerston and ask him if be will give
the papers to the House; and if he refuses, /
shall publish them-whatever is the conse-
quence to myself.
Il have no hesitation in saying, had done
what Sir james Graham wished me 10 do, plainly
expressed in letters both public and private, i
should have lost her Ms sjessy's feet; and / think
Sir james Graham deserves Impeachment for
goading me to do in the winter What he was ad-
yising me not to do in the summer Roebuck
was so successful with his Sebs sstopoi committee
that he ought to take up the Baltic. Sir James
Graham has been publicly accused by me Of
perverting my (query, his' letters, and of
endangering the Queens feet, and that accusa-
ton ought not to lie dormant. We're in Par
lament, it should not sleep for twenty -four
hours. do not think it right to send you the
papers, but would be glad TO show them 10 you
had Il an opportunity. / remain, yours very
truly. CHARLES NAPIER
Mr., Ironsides motion was carried by thetown
| meeting but We have seen no notice in the
English parliamentary reports of Mr.. Roebuck
| having yet acted upon it. In. Y. Com. ADV.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-07

AssyRIAS ANTIQUITIES. complained OF
onr scant knowledge of Assyrisn life His gor-
reous drama of " Sardanepalus,-the coneep7
tion Of the hero, and the moral setting OF the
play-rose out of the poets mind rather than
from known materials. The scene vas a erea-
tion. Thirty Eve years have passed and, thanks
to Rawlinson and Layard, the English Court is
with that of Egypt. Our knowledge, too, IS
daily deepening, Among the many curious
illustrations of Assyrian life brought home by
Col. Rawlinson from the East, and now on view
at the British Museum-where they have been
visited during the week by the Majesty OF Eng
land-are, an alabaster vase, containing SONS
remains of sWeetmeats, various objects IN gold
and ivory, part of the throne Of Sardanapalus,
MANY inscriptions relating to the deeds OF men
| caIebratea in secular and sacred history y-such
q. Netncbadnezzar, Sardanapalus and Tgiath-
| pileser-gems and other personal ornaments
| toratber with a series Of drawings, made by
lists on the spot, from slabs impossible to
bring away from their ancient resting places.
renresenting the more heroic forms of antique
reiaxation-lioD hunts, banquets, and the like.
| How strange to think Of these spoils of the
proud dynasty of SemiraInis, after three thou
sand years, being visited in a London Museum
| by a lady who reigns in all feminine gentlenes5
| over mightier empire than obeyed the 6 an
cient beldame' from the ends of the earth
stretched beniguant seeptre over that very
/ India from which the successor OF Minus re-
turned bafied and discounted.
[London Athenaum.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-07
A Beautiful Sentiment.

The moon looks calmly down, when man is dying.
The earth still hoids her way;
Flowers breathe their perfume and the winds keep sigh
ing; @E @a'A
Naught seems to pause or stay"
Clasp thy hands meekly over the still breast--
they've no more work to do; close the weary
eyes---they've no more tears to shed; part the
damp loeks---there's no more pain to bear.
Closed is the ear alike to loves kind voice, and
calumny's stinging whispers.
o, if in that stilied heart you have ruthlessly
planted a thorn; if from that pleading eye you
have carelessly turned away; if your loving
glance, and kindly word, and clasping hand,
have come---alt too iate-- then God forgive yonf
No frown gathers on the marble brow as you
gaze---no scorn ourls the chiseled lp---no flush
Of wounded feeling mounts to the blue-veined
temples.
God forgive you! for yotr feet, too, must
shrink appalled, from deaths cold river---your
faltering tongue asks: & can this be death ~
Your fading eye fingers lovingly on the sunny
earth; your clammy hands yields its last feeble
| futter.
| q, rapacious grave yet another victim for
| thy voiceless keeping! What! no words of
greeting from the household sleepers: No
warm welcome from q sisters loving lips, No
throb of pleasure from the dear maternal bosoms
| Silent all,
| o, if these broken limbs were never gathered
up! If beyond deaths swelling flood there
were no eternal shoret II for the struggling
| bark there were no port of peace Ii athwart
that lowering cloud sprang no bright bow Of
promise! aas4
aa And iaiisht 6eypHd-ou earth
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-07

VERY CURIOUS DISCLOSURES. s.--There Is much
conversation in diplomatic circles here, in
respect to certain semi official publications in
the French .M0nitear, disclosing the views and
plans of the Count de Vergennes II seems
that, SO long ago as at the period of onr reyoiu-
tiopary war, there was entertained in France
great jealousy of the progress of Russia on the
side of the Black Sea. That was before the
Russians had driven the Turks out OF the
Crimea, and re-annexed that peninsula TO the
Muscoyite Empire. AT that time England held
back, and France was unwilling or unable 10
act alone against Russia, We have come across
an item of old American diplomatic history,
which is calculated to breed reflection.
While Mr. Jay was at Paris with DIR. Frank
lin and Mr.. Adams, regulating the treaty by
which Great Britain acknowledged the indie
nendence of the United States, he wrote to
touyerneur Morris, under date Of September
| ID, 1888, from which we extract the following
very remarkable expressions
| s:Yuu have heard that the Ottoman and Rus
sian empires are ON the point of nnsheathing
| the sword. The objects of the contest are more
| easy to discern than the issue; but II Russia
4 sbould extend her navigation to Constantlnopie,
| We may be the better for it, That circumstance
| ia an additional motive to our forming treaty
of commerce with her. But, whatever
! ws have TO do abroad, it is of little consequence
| .vben compared to what We have to do at home,
| an perfectly convinced that no time is 70 90
1ost in rsiaing and maintaining national spirit
Some nenple may think that what Mr. .iay
considered uood doctrine in lie5, may not pe
| had IN 1855, whether as applied TO the iofeign
NJ domestic interests Of the United states
TWash. Star.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-07

TENNESSEE ELECTION. Baton Rouge
Evening Advocate, of the 4th, has the following
dispatch respecting the Tennessee election
n ,s.vu,p. August 4th, II A. M.---Returns
from AZ out OF so counties of the election on inc
ID, show K. N. gain Of about one thousand;
The democrats are fearful OF the result
| Election is still doubtful.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-07

GOMPTROLLER,s OFFICE, /
City Of New Orleans May l. 1856. !
RESOLVED, That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized and required to give notice. by standing
yertisement in the official JOURNAL that In accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. l442 approved
March 30 1884 the Council will not pay my bill against
City unless contracted under authority Of order
from the Comptroller in accordance with the ordinance
referred to. Esignedl y. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[SigEedI L. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1855
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of the officers Of the city and OF the
public Is respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
o. DE BUYS,
my19 tt Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-07
Fourth District Pound.

1 Fourth llStf1CL EOulQ.
MTAS brought to the Fourth District Pound, First
w street. between Rousseau and Fulton streets,
Ct = black and white Female Goat, with wattles no
n ,, Goat with white on the head and belly
az az p paaon no se, 16 hands high, bob tail -a 81
0 ae by bay Mo-. >bout IA hands, with bay colt.
One dun Colt. s..ror tha fsoa
One bay Horse with y s.ar W VI 'ns As0s,
One Cow, yellow and VIII. 81
One Heifer, yellow and white A.. ,. .,,a tba az.
Which, If claimed wthi4 sen usy - .,,a,;nn a,
penses thereon paid will be solu As ~ ocioek
said pound on FRIDAY, the 18th E lpsS; nS nS AZ
A. M. AUG. .. ron,m;ss;onar
New Orleans, August g. 1866
HI etc conduit Depot des Epaves du euae M t En,
n District rue Premiere entire les rues housseao S y
ton, CONNIE epaFes- ant des
Une Cheyre blanche ct noire, sans cornes, a's
glandes !. tats
Une Chevre noire aysnt des taches blanches 10 sese
ct ventre.
Une Cheva ba de 16 mains de h,,ut, la queue eeourl
Une Jnment bal, d'enyiron IA Laains ayah1 un ~
lain bal.
Tn Poulap brun fonee.
Tn Cheval bsi ayant une etoie au fr ont
Une Vache jaupe ct blanche.
Une Genisse jaune ct blanche. IL
81 les dts anmaux sont pas reel anees unus ~ ~
jours ct les depenses payes, lis seront yenttus
publique au dit depot VENDREDI, lie ~ de eourah'
a 10 heures A. NJ. AUG, s. PHELPS,
Commissaire des Rues.
Nouvelle Orleans lie 6 Aout 1866 aul 10 u