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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
OFEi Ct A. DIRECTORY OF
g. PUTNAM COUNTY. *

clacpSr corEr,-- Terms-Eigh,eenth day Of
April and September. Y .....- -. =.
y JuDdEs-Geo. W Summers.
ChkR,s-H H.. n. Porbs.
PEosisuTlNp ATToRNEr--J. H. Couch. -s
Couh9f Cophr. = Terms Fourth Monday
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and Noyefnbet. :
PREslihso JrsrrcE--A. W. Handley. "
~CL,RE$-H. III. forbes.
" PRus ksrifiSG ATroaNEy.-J. Il. CGnch.
>SnERtgF--N D. Bower. . h ..
MAGI$fRA1Es.--Firs District -. Bower,
b. SuFtRigh, r. Ssmms, and A. wi. Hansiey.
second DistI ct 4. McCallister, IN. N. b.
ThompSph, VI, Ford and J. Kennatd. Third
Distrct%@W. A. Alexandria. ]. Foster, A, SiI-
rell, anE J Smith. Fourth Di.trct-C. p.
Brown, Nm. %. Garter, and w. Thomas -
Fifth DSriet-W ashington, r. 7. Harvey,
j. Koui2gD.J Martin and VIM. Atkeson. y
CouNrf SURvEYoR.-J. B. Crawford.
toMMlsstoSER oFREvENU, IN. Handfey.
CoNsr&pLEs,--Fi rst District-J. INounnan.
Second HStTict-W. Grass. ThirdIDistrict-
- Fostsr. Foufth District--J. Craig. Fiji
III DistrHa-AI ASbury. A.
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Conner, q. e. Erw %, J. Harrison, and J. VOL
ton. Ii 49,
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Ellis, G.. epnner, W. A., Alexander, J. Iraig,
S. Herefafd, and J vandan. -. :. 80
CoMMrsfioNERs IN CHANcERY.-H. II. Forbes
for ClrcdE Coart and J. W. Hoge for County
Court. t2aEl' 49,.
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srAR orrHE kalI,y,IlWHavlLLE Y

IS, pUnLrsIIED EyEhF wrDsEsDAY, AN
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commerce, agriculture, science, arts, literat
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< Singulpr u Time.

An exchange paper relates the follow
ing curious particulars ofan aecidentwh
il declares 10 have occurred a few days
since upon the Cheshire Railroad, as a
freight train was coming down from the
north at full speed; " II +
Without any prcviousinformation, the
middle car ola train of some forty. sud
denly jumped from the tract, uncoupling
itself fore and aft, and rolled over and
over down 1stecp embankment. The cars
following closed up the gap. and the train
proceeded nearly mile without the acct
dent being discovered. On returning TO
the spot, the missing car which contained
seventeen head Of cattle, was found pretty
well smashed up. but only three Of the
cattle killed. The balance were moro or
less injured, bu. not SO much so IS to pre-
vent their being sent TO Brighton market
and sold. and they have ere this. doubt
less. lined the stomachs Of yome Of our. fat
city guormands."
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
Af. M.Corla,' Sp,eh.

On Monday last Mr.. E. W. McComas,
Esq ,aof kauawha, the Democratic cahdi-
date for Lieutenant Governor, was intro.
duced to. the people Of Monroe by Gen. a.
A. Chapman. Mr., Nee. is a pleasant
speaker, has an excellent voice, and .uttors
his. language in distinctand audible tone.
He commenced by saying that SO far as
local interests were concerned, his were
the same as those Of the citizens Of Mon
roe, and merely glanced at the subject Of
Internal Improvements and other STATE
questions, prefcring to. proceed at once to
the subject of Know Nothingism, upon
which subject he believed the people main
expected him to speak. This was his
theme throughout the remainder Of his
speech, and be bore down pretty heavily
on the Know. Nothings. The Court House
WAS crowded and he was listened 10 at.
sentiyely .-Farmer's Friend. Il
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
Withdrawing.

Fify.three inhabitants Of Concord, NH.
have signed a statement that they have
Withdrawn from the Know Nothing coun7.
Oils in that city. They say the whole
number of Withdrawals in that town is
about hundred. and the Patriot estimates
that the number in the state is FIFTEEN
HUNDRED. This indicates that the
Democrats are rapidly leaving the lodges,
and is an angury oftbe success of theDem-
ocratG cause Rich. Enq.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
THE. pEpARrxEN OF STATE.

The following is from the Department
Of State. Il viii be obseryedthat the pro-
portion Of foreigners holding Office under
This department is somewhat greater than
usual: and the reason obvious: A uum-
Der of the eonsulates1 do not pay living
compensation. American citizens cannot
| and will not accept of such appointments,
4 and they are, given to, foreigners simply
because no body else1will take them:
DEPARTMENT OF SrATE,l 4
August &c, 1854. -
The following is a statement respecting
Ill persons now employed either in, OF
under the supervision Ofthe Department Of
State: ar T. e
l.--Employed Abr Dad. i.
m /. Ministers, commissioners, secreta-
! res of legation, and agents connected with
,hem--whole number AZ. 1
/ of these. A were born abroad, 8 ofwhom
Z i've BEEN naturilHed, and one the United
zates despatch agent ini London, has not
~ g. Consuls, and Commercial agents.
Mole number ego. -".'
III of these 40 were born abroad, Of whom
M have been naturilized, and ! has not;
Twas born underline flag Of the United
bates; the rest, or &C. may have been ma
hilizsd, but. Of this the Department has
!, kclcridence. y, .
Employed in the Emitted States o.
kst Territories as Governor or Secreta-
ksof Territories and despatch agents
Aole number l6. =
E,.A pf whom IS were born in the United
Z N3es. The rest 9ofwhom are despatch
Its, we're probably 50 born; but OF this
q 6e5 department has no direct evidence.
I'm. Employed in this Experimentation
Number 40. s..
OF these 6 were born abroad; one Of
8. Ehom came to the United States in his
,hftd year, and is Of American parents,
Il no, at the time of his birth were tempo
is1;Iy residing abroardt Of the others so
ZEN have been naturalized and one soon
H. IElerks.-Wm. Hunter, Rhode Island;
! n french, New York; Frs. Markoe, st.
ID / WI. Of American parents; A. H. Der.
her of pennsylvania; James s. Mackie, Ohio
nmaculate SIX. Delaware; R. 4. Chiffon, New
In an addrcsD. j. Pratt, Massachusetts,; G.
ted March i79low Hampshire, R. s. Chew
"As mankind G. Reddall, Virgins; Char,
,ey Win 81 rfdaf, Virginia; George Hill
10 Who cocut; George Bartle, Virginia; Z
embers 81 MAINE; G. Chapman, Vermont; L
,ti,led tr'tstro. Ireland; Edward Stubs, Ire
i, = Ih d. johnson, Massachusetts; r
: q, !, New York; G. G. Baylor. Ken
y I'D, Img~.-calvin Ames, Massachu
q q & t~.-w William P, Faherty, Mary
81 lfmr.-wm. II. Prentice, Distric
bh; James Donnalson, Distric
iubia; r. Harrison. England; a
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
NJ EssFS. DAVID McCoMas, (LATE
IA INDIE OF the 10th Cirnnt1A mud z w

NJ EssFS. DAVID McCoMas, (LATE
1N Jnage OF the 10Th Circnn,) and E W.
Nc C0MA3S, having entered INTO partnership
for the purpose pf pracicing LAW ~ tie coua
Ties Of Kahawha, Patnspf, Mason, Jackson,
:Cabell, W9sne, Logan and Boone, the District
Court at Rarkersbufg and Wythe c. H., and
tue oart ~ Appeals at Lewisburg..- 49,.
They base associated with them Young men
Of respc ciabilhY and standing in the yari.
Gus counties, who will be always in place to
see to the Fterest of their clients. while Judge
McComas, At least will reside in the county OF
kanawha.s Being thus situated, they can al
tend MOST ssRoMPTLy. to the collection of all
CLAIMS, anf.the transaction Of all business en-
trusted to shem, and they trust that as long
experience aatth bar, and their promptness
and ildelIty,wlll ensure them large business.
49,, ~ a. # DAVID McCOMAS,
: jan lSsS : " Z. W. McCOMAS.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
lnlaTIsnse.

A letter from. New York says that the
owner of the lace horse Wild freshman
ha, challenged Lecompte, OF any other
Southern horse to run three races on Long
Island the coming season, one mile, two
mile, and three mile heats. for $1,000
each race.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-03-14
To the People Of Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 9TH, 1865.

Ht ALEXANDRIA, Feb. 9Th, 1865.
VI ! have now nearly completed the can
vass of the eastern part Of the State. l
have addressed seventeen meetings, from
Accomac TO Alexandria; have been IS
hours upon the stump in SO days, and be-
tween ills date and the eth inst, must
meet 8 appointments, more, making 90 in
SO days, tor the east. | find this labor
too excessive for my health and strength,
and l must, therefore, in making my APP
Pointments for lhe Trans Allegheny and
the Valley, takeoniy the more prominent
places and longer intervals Of time. On
the 22d shall cross the Chesapeake, spend
one week at home, where l have not been
since the first of january; and on the lst
Of March shall depart for the. northwest,
there to commence a renewal of tile cam
paign. The following will be my appoint
ments for the west, and the Valley,
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TERMS FOR CLUBS.

49,. II ~ I. r II =
Gibbs of ll0,....l lEytra Certificates.
Clubs OF 49,. ...3f = /" T. ~
Clubs Of 5t...MS i" 81 f..
The money in all cases to accompany the
application for Certificates. ,H| -
= LADIES FORMING CLUBS 49,
Wilt be entitled TO the same terms as above,
with the extra inducement OF the present OF
a magnificent set or ROudOtr Furn tture
with rich colored India hangings, fine India
lace curtains, and everything Of the most splen
did description TO the ladies' club who send
the largest remittance for certificates. v
u PosTMAsTERs are authorized to act as
agents, and the Postmaster RENTING me largest
amount for shares will receive handsome
GOLD Warren AND CHAsN, valued at two hun
dred dollars. The money must accompany the
application Gby letter, post paid) in all cases,
and the certihcate, with the engrayings, will
be forwarded free Of charge by return mail.
+. Correspondents are requested to write their
address, with the county, Town, Post Office
and State plainly, in order to avoid mistakes.
AL letters answered by rerurn mail.
! Catalogues Of all the Gifts. with value and
explanation, can be obtained on application to
the secretary, to whom Ill letters fos Certif-
Gates must be addressed.
n. ERED 70 URDAlN, Secretary.
b looms, 23s Montgomery street,
MAysAaD LEwiss Baltimore, Md.
Fssssi H. .s 81, i.o.4o,, ,-..,,oosi..
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To the Public.

a NDItEW PARKS, OF KANAWHA CO.,
IA aha LANES W. HOGE, of Putnam
county, leaving entered into partnership, as
Attorneys and Counselors at Law, under the
style OF Parks 4 HOGE, for the counties o.
Mason and PutQam! will attend all the coun.
~ qnarteHy and circuit courts in those counl
ties and @ill attend promptly to all business
which mas be eutf listed to them, apperldin-
ing 10 theft profession.
jan flsbp PARKS & HOGE.
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La5orers.-Janes s. Martin, Maryland;
William Lucas, District Of Columbia; E.
w. Hansell, Pennsylvania; w. Ascot,
Pennsylvania; Thomas Thomas, Virginia;
James williamson. Virginia; Charles II.
Brown, Maryland; John MeGuires ireland.
=. y: 81, Rseepiialqtion. r. 80 e VI
81 clerks-l8 native born; born Of
American parents transiently abroad; 2
foreign born. n + 81 FL s: ". RI !
l messengef- native born. - T. " }
j packeY- natiye born. IT,.
2 watehmcn-native born; 2 watchmen
foreign born. = =. -.
a laborers- native born; laborer for
oign born. M IA + ..-".- , -. 7
IS in also Of whom arc native citi,
gems; s of whom are foreign. =.%.1 : i
!. TREASURY DEPARTMENT. i H..
In the office Of tho Secretary Of the
Treasury and bureaus, including the Off
.ces Of the assistant treasurers and mints,.
there are 43O Americans, GO foreign born,
and 8 not known. Pr = :.
Reyenue.cutter service. Americans. 65.
Light house keepers. Americans 23S;
foreigners, 80, not known 1872.
Customs-Amsricans. l,845; foreign
ers, '227; not known, 20. f.... .
Toalnumb erof personsempoycd under
the state Tire asury, and Interior Depart
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FOR SAFE.

.yfeHg subscriber offers for sale on reason
able terms, two valuable town lots, and
one store hou.e, situated in an eligible part
off he town Of Buffalo. For terms and full
DESCRIPTION OF the property, enquire Of the pro-
JAMES NJ. GRAY.
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In the House Of Representatives. on the
LIST Of Ortober, 1858, there were/54 per-
sons employed-all Of whom except one
were Americans. u -.
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AttOrney and Counselor at Law,

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III. DEFERENcEs: "
Messrs. Hanford & Bro, New York; s.
King, Carey & Howe. Baltimore;
" lhppincolt, Grambo & Co, Phil.
" McCord 4 Co., Pittsburgh;
Wald & Bergman, Cincinnati;
W; N. H4detman, Esq, Louisville.
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