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this matter is no fiction and the ex Pres
ident has really ard actually become
nothing more thin aE American citizen
Mr. Fillmore IS. however, been received
with much consideration at Court end
with great distinction by the Mini.ters.-
Al The brilliant assemblies Of Viscountess
Palmerston and the Countess of Charm
don the is NJ doubt the ex President
will be he parsonage OF the day. When
presented 10 her Majesty. Mfr. Fillmore
wore a plain full dress suit"
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ESTERrAiEhEsT AT CosoERT HALL.
The Ladies OF the NJ E. Church will
We an entertainment at Concert Hall this
iening. for the benefit OF the new Chat
IN Square house OF worship. Refresh
enis will be provided. and various Fan
Articles offered for sale. The purpose
irg landable one, we hope i, may be
" attended.
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w A Il! WAR; AK

I'dE lhii,ns have d-eiA OIL war, AND he la
1 tes' advicrs from Sslt LAKE, inform US that
ihev nave and can raise twenty thousand 6yh'-
Ing men. This will call for volunteers and la &c
CONSEQUENT supplies which have induce Messrs
MOORE & HOOPER. with feelings Of true
philanthropy, 10 pl ~ 100 doz Of Aerated Min
erai water IN bottles; each expodes with q
report lond enough 10 Fighter the Red Skins
ai.c II s'aks the thirst and coo The palate of all
who volunteer
July g. 1855
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Full RrDs.-Ws learn from the
lis Journal that q locomoti. e
Z the inclined plane OF Madison,
n Monday last, owing to the
got beyond control of the brakes
down he plane with fearful
When within hundred yards
| train. which was standing On
he engineer. Samuel Idler. aud
p, Thomas Bizslte. took a des-
I for life from the flying engine.
was dashed against a Switch
instantly killed. Mr.. Bize,te
ground and instantly expired.
Robinson, a clerk OF the com
was also on the engine, clung
y the collision with the freight
rhcckingly mangled. though
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(alder meeting another son OF
whose countenance WAS no.
Pbersd. after saluting him cor.
Ted his name. w alsh. = said
'Walsh, Walsh. said Paddy,
rom Dubliap Be jsbess /
I'D aoids lhiss q hat nasns,
q. q
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WESTERN !! STAGE Col u.


SUMMER zkkAkoknRN1s.
rTHE Western Stage Company respectfully -
1 nounce to the pubic that their VsSeA0
leave keokuk Daily, (Snnday excepte1l -
Fairfield, Oskaloosa, Fort Des Hoines and Ceeo-
Gil Bluffs, passing through Boston, Chssle0eaas
Primrose, Winchester, Birmingham. Ashlaqle
Agency City, Ot,umwa, Eddyviile. Oskelssns
Pelia, M nroe, Appls Grove, to FL. Dss No..
From OskaIoosa ltri-weeklyl to CouseA 4
via Beilefon;8lp. Knoxville, Pl.ssaasyaass8
snoin, st. Chaffes, Wintersett, ln4tenteW0, -
yer Creek, 10 Council Bluffs. 80 s
Also from Otiumwa via Biakssbusg, A66as
l.agr ange, TO Charlton, TIL weekly. -. >
Also from Keokuk. Daily. via warrsAf3sf
minRton, Honararte. Bsntonsport Ksos6nQes,
Pittsburg, Troy to bloomfield
Every attention will be paid FOR The eom16ee
and convenience of passengers.
Coaches leave Keokuk for all The aAevs p16eee
at O'Clock, a. N.
G. Once en- Main Street, second door absva
the Lacleae House.
HAMILTON, Aesss.
June !. 1858
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"a We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
I. CALD~yLf ~ . candidate FOR the Office OF
sterf OF Van buren, county
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Gate City Boot aud Shoe Store,

no. III, M.Is srRELT, BETWEEN 1th and 5,h.
HHB UNDERSIGNED would respectfully call
the attention of tbs Ladies and Gentlemen Of
keoknk, and vicinity, to their fine and we'll Sc
iecied stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
now opened and for sale at the above establish
menf. comprising all kinds Of Ladies'. Cents,
Msses', Boys, aud Childrens wear, OF all SYKES
grades and eizcs, which W. pledge ourselves TO
seil a. the Lowest Cash Prices, and would only
respectfully solicit an examination Of our stock
and prices, feeling confident that both in pont
OF quality and prices, we are able to please.
H. c. HufSKAMP d. BRO.
June 7, 1885 d
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Pure Congress Water
St. Louis, Quincy and Keokuk Express,

GODFREY & SNOW, Proprietsrs.
QUINCY, ILLS.
WILL run aemi.weekly Express between
w st Louis and Keokuk. leaving Keokuk for
ST. Louis on Wednesday and Saturday evenings
Packet Will receive and deliver Express Pack
ages OF Money, Merch andiza, and parcels Of all
kinds. at all intermediate points. Will also at
tend to colleetions, making purchases, filling or
ders, &c, with care and dispatch.
Messengers will be provided with rn Iron Safe
for the security Of remittaAces aud valuable
packages.
]. r. COPELtN, Agent at Ksokuk.
RrTERENcxs:
Msssrs. Page 4 Bacon, Z. w. CLARK, d Bros,
Heniag & Woodruff, 81. Louis.
Flaxg = savage. Moore, Hsllowbush g. Co.,
I. 6. =. nail, Quincy
c. 1000, q. G. Aadesape, KAeknk.
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We sre authorized 10 announce JOHN B.
MILLER a. candidate for Il e once Of Treas.
hrer and Collector Of Van Rur.n county.
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FLOUR! FLOUR.

GUSTOMEKS can from .hss date BE- supplied
~ with Q iiacy E igie F ,ar, which IL warrant.
I'd to be superior TO anv m ie in fas Nisslssippi
Valley. bv w. c. FUNKHOUSER
June 70, 1875.
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DRIED BEEF.
NEW BOOT AND AuUE STORE.

~ EO. CRITTENDEN has taken the store late-
VI ly occupied by Messrs. Hawkins 4 Billinss.
corner OF 5h and Man Streets, and has opssed
a large and well assorted stock Of Boots snh
Shoes intended specially tor the retail trade.
He AXIS the in, peeton OF the citizens and pub
lie generally, feeling confident that his expert.
ence in the trade, and the favorable terms On
which they we're purchased, combined with :
determination TO build up permanent trade.
wIrenable him 10 sell lower than any house ID
thus City. Qaick sales and small profits Is biz
motto. =
Keokuk, May 1855 DIFF
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McfiIa,S.ay 81 Sae3ai Srcsi
J Gam5Ie. g leet on I'D
street. bv 80 feet deen,
'mnehclng 90 ieet from
MAJ street 6 - a. IS 10
keokuk. July h. 1855.
THOMAS MARTIN.
Colecio. oi the City of Keckof
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HENRY SPANGENBERG,
N o. A r Y u Lie

Office on johnson Street, next u the White
HOME.
IS prepared to promptly attend to all business
requiring the services Off Notary Public Ac-
acknowledgements and Dispositions taken Deeds,
Mortgages and other kinds of Documents
drawn 10 order, in the English, French, and Ger
man Languages.
Keokuk, Juus u. 1855. din
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metropolitan Lozsngss, Conversation Lozea-
gss, Paln'lliiors. SC, a. AT
CREIGHTON l. OHMER'S
C,nfec,ionery and Ice Cream Saloon
June ~, 1855
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FRENCH AFFAIRS.

IN The Correspondence Of the London Times.
PARIS, June Is.
he same gloomy reports that prevailed
tcrday were repeated to-day battle
Immense loss Gen. Pelis Ter killed
other calami'ies Of the kind were Civ
as accounting for the silence of the
sai'eur. and 10 these was added the i'll
: of the Emperor. With resprc, 10 the
Is frow the Crimes. am informed n AT
% 2 o'clock. P. NJ this dav, no intel
nee OF importance had reached the war
'e. Two dispatches were received
rrday, bur they related 10 details Of
ice. and refer 10 no new encounter
the enemy; 80, ct all events, We are
he of the dispa' ches states the loss d
French III the combat Of the 7th to be
Killed and 1000 wounded: and that
iined By The Russians estimated by
P-ll.ssrr at three times the am I'm !.
affirmed tina, Of the disastrous news
eely sci float on SATURDAY. YES erdav.
% day, nothing is known amoag off
lropie- Il was also said Yesterday
Fhe Emperor was Ill. but VIZ learn
fthe -H9a,teur thlt .he passed the az
pm III giving audience to f,reien Com
pners sent to the Exhibition. and
Mp rsoaages pre,entsI by their res
Il ambassadors.
Rae letters from ST. Peters ugh.
sersans III most ae,o'elto the Rus
,vernm.nt aid coli', mention that
ID Be difficult TO give ist idea OF
gas1ernatlon occ stoned among al
from the highest to the lowest. b,
sws that our tro pa bad occupied
81, that cur ships had entered The
gA1of. and that we had burned o
tse destroyed the INN -nse stores
plated n those ports for he army OF
ppol. The idea Of The Allies daring
'irate into those recesses bad no
into the minds Of the PEG Die a. St
urg. AID the utmost Indignation IS
ed against the generals who had
ter provided for the defence Of
aces
rs from Brussels state that the
troops Of the Russian army are
way 10 the Cremea, so that We
er make haste and finish Sebasto
re they arrive.
enabled TO inform you that the
bent intends TO d-mand. without
new loan Of EGO, 900, 900 ster.
900. 100000 francs.) To NOR
Imperial decree, convoking the
We Body 10 give its sanction to a
pat amount. will be promulgated.
itended 10 raise the loan 10 the
nner as OH the last OCCASION
say. in small sums. and from
OF The people. without the inter-
bankers and capitalists. Not
Ing the distress which nov pre-
post paris OF the country, owing
Eessive dearness Of food. it is no,
he, the loan will be readily SUBJ
\. and that even much larger
ban is required will be offered
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COUNTY JUDO Y.

We are requested TO announce WILLIAM
COCHRAN as candidate for County Judge for
.ee County at The ensuing election.
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Notice..
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given That have This day
~ sold oni my interest in the Hat, Cap and
Millinery business Of Humphrey 4 Gage, 10 D.
F. Humphrey. who will continue the business
with Mr.. Gage at the old stand.
J.E. HUMPHREY
April 10, 1855 II
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THE nsw summer style Of Gents Beaver Hats
l. for 1855 can ba found ~ the
NEW YORK HAT EMPORIUM.
81, Main st1eet.
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y limited number of Special Notices i'll
Ia Inserted under this head at 90 cents line far
each insertion, or over the editorial he ad for 30
ce its line.
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French Candies.

JUST received by Express fIom New York
y City large assortment Of French Candies,
srch as
Ice Cream Drops, assorted favors.
Sherry do do do
Gum do do do
Cordial do 60 do
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t. Or. g. 81. G. Fussry is a duly author
i.ea AGENT For ID" transaction OF business COR
asc,ed with this Office.
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VAN BUREN, COT sTY.

We are authorized 10 announce e. M.Yrr
- candidate for reelection TO the Office Of
County Judge Of Van Brran County.
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Tax Collectors Sale.

GITY OF KEOKUK, Lee County, State Of
" Iowa. BY virtue of the charter and ordi.
nsnces of the city of Keokuk, Will offer a,
public sale (unloss the amount Of tax and cost
hereafter specified IL prev ossly paid) a. the
Mstor's ofRce in sad city Of Keekuk. on We'd
nesdsy, the twenty fifth day Of Juy A. d 1885
between the hours II ten O'Clock A. M. and
four O'Clock P M Of said day the following
described lois in the city Of Keokuk, to paw the
special tax and costs levied aud assessed against
such lots by the City Council Of said city, for
Nc Adamizing on Main. Second and Third streets
ia front Of such lots. viz:
NeAiamiziag on Ml,n Street
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Fancy Goods.
UST received an elegant assortment OF. fine
u Goods, snch as French China Vases, parisn
and Terra C,tta, &C., Pitchers, Lavender and
Cologne Bottles. Fruit Stands. Card Rsosivers,
Cigar Stands, Iewel Stands, Spoon Goblets, Fig
ures, Cnpids, Rusts, etc, etc.
Also on hand good assortment Of Crockery
AM Glass ware
CAREY & KILDoURNE.
June Is, 1859.
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Mackerel and Salt Fish.

Natkertl and Salt Fhh.
80 kits new No. J.
bills. do do
10 do DO No and ).
drum Haks,
d. Cod Fish,
o5 boxes d,
bbls Lake White Fish,
do No | Salmon,
For sale low by VIC. FUNKHOUSER.
June 3 1885,
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OF very description, executed Al this Office in
sup .rior manner and al asow rates as Use here
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4 NEW style If soft Caps and Hats for .
9 Summer wear Just receAed per Ex.
press for sale 1t
sHELDoN's HAT EMPoRIuk.
rS 81, n ain Street.
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Licking GLASSES.

CURE, MANQUE, or S0cial - 16liteq
eil'on. Tor salsty 1a
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me HUNDRED dozen mens' White. Dr.h
Y and Pearl tur Hats just received and for ~
cheap u the New York Hat Emporium
A. c. SHELDON.
Jeo "a, Main Street
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BLANKS.
Bills af Ladine. ard other planks for sale at
this ONCE and Blanks af ali descrip ion. neatly
Echssn'v and expeditiously printed and furnished
n order
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-26
1850. oRAliAlM's AMERICAN 1850.
NJ ONTHL Y MAGA ZINE,

rD.vot.a - i. ;,av.snrs 4 :. - =. 49,,
- ''s'' & Z ~ -.
ne new Yo N,i CONNIE cing VIII the
= January no. 1000, Will contain over
LSsO PaeesoI cnolce feadihg maHers steel. ana
Wooq snsiavings, ana Il. music. tahams .ls
ramliy Maga zine. Wltn maltef n. 70 please me
glaxe ana me gay. tne young ana the old; and
Wmle eyeiy,hlng3 Ielating 70 Fashion' ana
purely Iemniue e " n 81 y mily equal 70
mat pu0hsnea g my otner period'cs-
L'.slstnte Y o. g n,gner ceesacler, ana better
ssl.ea g ~ mspseis 81 .ne !ami I, Inis
~ h. is' sns ~ 49,, w'nIn tne sscoPe
2. e aes.gl, vs. snponen :. q PuIe, nsaitny,
al r s.ssa.eu lIIefstu.si y proof ~ WHleh We
IeieI 70 us pa ~ ano more especially 70 me
y. Is sseat.san .Ins coming solnmss on account
q W. VI lpaas WIN Wy, hlefafy cele-
or,es, ehd .ns superior tacliiues AZ our con-
'rol, VIII 'wniie in lot9er respects nnchanged,
excelin me oeaniy ~. yss,esy q its contents
~ 'ofmeF lssne IS lonewIag arc INC names
lt'I some eRIT leoss Mnoss con,IlOuno nave
appeaieq u Sfa nam Qhrlle we present yeas,
WIZ: Cmilen biysnl, James hussei. Lowsli, y
!. head1ey, 81. nGsnanan nsnd, Mma DOVE .,e
Herbert RI stoddarl. Park BENJAMIN |. Paul
z. haynes ~ re- ~ Z q. !, ratnes:,
~. ~; u .l 81 y IA
". E.iswo[.n, ueo, EdMsI 81 4i,S, aensy z,
E Essn eIlo =: t,h,sh sS nsI
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DesrlsrKYt 49,;

mr.. Won BoNHORST would respect
III fully inform the citizens Of Buffalo,
that he win visit Buffalo professionally
on New Year, and remain q few days
Persons wishing anything done in his
line, win please give him call.
All work warranted to give perfect sat
iisfaetion. Rooms at Mr.. Donnally's Ho-
81. DR. Won BONHoR
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NiRGiNIA-At Court held for the coun.
Y Of Putnam, At the Court house there
% on Tuesday, The 9th day OF November.

s ~ uiHuulS N tne court mouse tueto-
~ on Tuesday, The 9th day Of November.
1000, OveneerS Of
the Poor, W. susan Forqueafn, This day the
Oyerseers uf'ihe Poor Of this cou nty presented
here IN Courta report signed by them, setting
alorih that Susan Forqueafnj late OF said coun
". had removed from The Common veal n Of
virgins, leaving behind her IN said county,
On old. infimand crippled negro slave belong
Ing 70 the said Susan Forqu,fun, nd nied sDil-
sey, that has become and Is likely tn contin
ne charge upon HE county, tshe ha wing made
no provision for the nfaintema nee OF said sIayey
and that they, the said oyerseers Of the Poor,
had been compelled 70 provide Tor the support
Of sad sioyc, and had Contracted and agreed
with Dudley 8. Montague 10 mBintsin and
support said slave, at the RATE or one bundled
dollars per annun; and thereupon. the said
Ovcrsees Of The Poor moved the Court 10
award Judgment in their favor, aga,nst the
said Susan Fofdneaii, lJr the said snm 81
500. winch motion being considered by The
Uotri, u y ordered that HE SANE be doeketed,
aud the sid Susan Fnrqueafn ,eing & non.
resident Of This Common wealth iii IS further
ordered that the Clerk Of his Cont do ca,lse
copy OF this order 10 be published fof fonr
successive weeks ia the i'staf 4 the Kama wlra
Valley !" newspaper publishest in! the ooun-
~ Of Putnam, and that the sajd Susan For.
quearH be required toappesf here and answer
The same, and also post copy OF this or YER
at the-front door Of the Cour:- house or said
county, az required by law. sREsEs Et 4
Acapy teste, Aabntss n Ft5A
n37w4. n. II. FORBES, Clerk. h
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sUBscRleE! eUescRIeE!l
Fl tIetsf aEfg. efe THE pe. sse s.gt,il IL 81
"STlR OR THE sKAylWHA TALLEY. /,
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT

.
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, At
BUFFALO, PUTNAM COUNTY, VA.
'i Il u Democrats n Politics, II if
And il devoted 10 News. Agricultule, Com.
merce, Public improvements, Education, ARA,
Science, DC, DC I. 81
This paper, although in its first year, ID; sx-
stensiyely known as able auxillerys ". the
cause of Democracy-of civil and religion lib
erty; it has been declared the organ Or tie
>pariyin TWO SENATORIAL DnTaIcrs, vic: the
l4th ana 45th, embracing the counties Of Kan.
awhs, Putnsm, Boone, Loga n, Wyoming, Ma
son, Jackson, Writ, Cabetl and Wayne. And
1t has been highly complimented by the
Press and able Statesmen Throughout the en- ]
tire State. eg N 3Ila
In addition to our experience in conducting
weekly newspapers, We have secured the SER
vices &c A class toi contribators, who, ore 4
sufficient guarantee that the ErAR or rIlE KAN
AwHA Valley cannon he else than i welcome
yisitor,to alllwh0 have favored us with their
ratfoRage. Chaste matter and purity Of style
will be studied BY u, in short, weintend "a
publish HIGH TONED AND DiGSrFiED NEWS
We have siresdyla very respectaBls palso.
mage, and by strict adherance TO the principles
of our party. hope to merit 4 large increase,
from the citizens OF Western Virginia. II I.
No labor will be spared to keep our reader,
up with the times, in an items Of news, which
may be considered ofygenefal interest The
advantages Of daily mail, telegraph Office in
the town, and the Eastern and Western ex-
changes, afford great facilities for obtaining !
knowledge OF Ill passing events, which are
daily occurring. F
TERMs 80 One Dollar and Fiftya year, in
advance. Hnoi paid within 30 days after The
receipt Of first paper, Two Dollars will inyari-
ably be charged. HI 81.
Money for subscription, addressed to the
editors, Registered may be mailed at our risk
RUMBLE 4 MURRELL, EDiToRs,
i'll 1sf5s5F Buffalo Putnam Con ltv W II
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AGENTS. AGENTS. AGENTS.

DERSoNS accustomed to procure subscri-
Do bers FOR Books, Magazines, &cy OF sel
upciubs for newspapers, are requested 70 send
lis her names and address, aud we will for
ward Il EN-, free Of charge, specimen mum.
her OF publication for which they viii find
ready sale; and we will allow them commits
non or so per cent. foi their services.
j. BRADFORD& BROTHER
gfa asSl No. 3 Couriland st.. New York.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-26

BUFFALO TANNERY, FOR SALE.
A BARGAIN can be had I'm the Tan-
IL merry situated Immediately back Of
Buffalo, containing about one acre Of land
with good bark house, bark mill, and
we'll Of water, etc. The tan house lis
somewhat out Of repair. Buffalo is one
Of the best points in Western Virginia
Tor . tannery. Ro- T. HARVEY. i
v1n38 H.ss.5 .5 ss5-a.s ass ..4f
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l-iA2kRNfEp,s lrlsaa

n Mason. county ~ Il. on the Iath q oc-
,,t.r' 81 REV. W.. B. Mcfarland, Mr.
.s n McWnARrER and CArHERIsE CON-
n Is, II. ooh. ~ tho same, Mr, RoprRT
r. - IA Miss. NAscr EuTriSoHAx, all
az Putnam III y. -.
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HARvEY,s
w ESTE R,Nf y4IR,G | NJ A
Land Agency Office.
HARYEYI,!s,

THE undersigned has opened an Office
i in the, Town 81 BUFFALO, PUf-
San County, Virginia, for the purpose Of
selling lands, farms, mills and tenements,
Those wishing 70 purchase, or having
such property for sale,will do well to give
him a.cail.afs isFlsshD saaifufr ~
Office in his counting room corner Main
and Mulberry streets &
yin38 RIO. T. HARVEY.
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In Chancery,
ns7v4 !; Il. Il. FORBES, clork. /

NIRGINIA SS-At Rules held in the
v Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of
Putnam comfy, in the: mouth Of December,
1856, ta.ssis,, .sIy a.ssf 400 fgfse 4 rFFs
Thomas Melton against Jesse Walton and
Alexander L. Men lien, late partners, trading
under thefrm and style Of Walton y McMuflen
In Debt. For the sum Of 40 10, Damage
$50. The object Of this suit being 70 recover
the sum aforesaid. withthe interest and costs
OF srit, and it appearingby affidavit iiled'that
the above named defendant, Alexander L
Mcsiullen. is nonresident Of the Common
wealth Of Virginia, 1t is ordered that be do
appear here within one month after due pub
LEGATION Of this order, and dowhat is necessa sy
to protect his interest in the premises.
A copy teste, EE45is-ssE3 +.
n37wS H. Il. FORBES, Clerk.
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fv7IRGiNlA ss-At Rules held IN the
Z v Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court 81
thS county 81 Putnam, n the month pf pc!
cevnber, 1855. s 80 8. ss.sf
Margaret Wilson, Complainant. Vi. Elenol
Wilson, Isabella Wilson, Medical Wilson,
Frances Af. Wilson, Susan Wilson, infant
children pf.Johu ilson, deceased, James
Wilson, And ew BiIIups. Mary Biilnps, Ade-
laid Chapman and Galway McCallister, nd,
niaistrator o. John Wilson deed, Defendants,
49, q. e In1Chancery.
II appearing cy AFFIDAVIT that the defendant:
Eleanor Wilson, Isabella 'Wiisoh. Morllcai
! Wilson. Frances II. Wilson and Susan J VIZ
q are non. residents OF the State Of Virginia,
and the object Of this suit being 70 eel The
lAndsof the infant childfeh Of John WHsqn,
decd, it's, therefore ordefed that they DO api
lion Of this order, ana d. what & Necessary 70
protect their iptcIestin the plemisey. j
ns7ws d. q. roRBEs. clert.
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VALUABLE KANAWHA BOTTOM
sf,a FARM FOR SALE,

s- Valuable AANAWHA BOfVOM
II FARM FOR SALE,
Al Harvey,s Western Va, Land Agency
GITUATED about four miles from
~ BUFFALO, containing about 500
acres; about one hundred acres Of which
are well improved, with a comfortable
hewed log house, A bargain can be had.
4 LSD.-Another valuable tract Of land
II for sale. lying and being on Big
Hurricane Creek, Putnam county,, con-
tanning 856 acres, which win be sold low
for cash, horses or cattle, Tor on time by
purchaser giving bond, bearing interest
fromfdate. RO.4 T.. HARVEY;
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