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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

To THE PorST.-We find the AL.
lowing amongst other resolutions In,
were recently adopted at the meeting
Of the Illinois Democracy:
tsResolvc2, That we will not Den.
nit an expression offopinionas 10 III
power Of Congress to establish 81 pro.
hibit1 slavery in the Territories fthe
United States; but we expressly al.
clare that Congress has no conssitu
tional power to do either"
/. What q whitening rebuke u shs
Southern dough faces, who, In Phils.
'delphia Council, refused to express
an opinion as 70 the power Of Con.
gresstin the Territories. let then,
learn d lessen on the subject of .hsj.
own rights from the Northern III.
ilnocracy. III. I'M. #h #f
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

We understand that a difficulty occur.
red at the Kanawha House. in Charles,
ton las: Saturday, between f: KESSA,
Esq, and man named BrRGEss. Du-
ring ths melee, some unknown person
fred pistol twice, the first sho, taking
el1ectin the head Of Mr.. KtNxA, who
was instantly killed.. The second sl@,
struck BukaEss in the arm or shoulder,
seriously swounding him: We have
learned none of the particulars, aud hope
the affair is not as serions as Inns been
to Us. >.*
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

H The latestnunbcr Of the European
Times received in this country, SAYS
.+'We have mentioned Mr.. Dallas, Tho
American minister. The American
government has frequently been !rep-
resented at the Court Of ST. Jamesby
very able men; but we can call tonlint
no Minister Of the United States who
has Won such general admiration il
this country in 50 short . time. hs
literary power and elegance Of this
gentleman's after dinner addresses aFs
perfect models in their way.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18
Our Candidates.

The Democracy throughout the Union
:. are perfectly wild with enthusiasm in
p, support Of the. gallant and noble stan,
dard.bearer Of our country's flag IN the
approaching Presidential contest.
The National Democracy, from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, with one enthu:
-: siastic shout, on the 18th ballot, in the
Cincinnati Convention, proclaimed JAMES
BUCHANAN, the noble patriot and States
man, IS the champion Of the Demo cracy
throughout the Union, without dfssen.
ting voice. MFR. BUCHANAN for thirty
years has been in the service Of his coun.
try. He has:signally sustained himself
in every. position-as Senator, Secretary
Of State, and Minister to England. At
al times and in all places he has had the:
confidence Of the wise and good Of all
parties. No living Statesman nowsin the
Union has solargc q share of>the, Conf.
denee and affections Of the people: The
Old Keystone State Of the arch OF the
Federal Union, occupies her true,
position. towering above the elemen Is 'of
the contending factions of the NORTH
Midway in the Union in position, her
great Statesman rises up to calm the
H..
troubled waters of political strife, aud to-
save the Unioniand the Constitute FL
Every patriot IL the land, whether Dem
ocrat or Wing, ;who is in fav or Of. per
spetuating our glorious ~Confederaty Of
States, will with enthusiastic pride, sup
port BtcuASAS and BREckEsRrDtE in.
November next. -. " III
/ Our candidate for the Vice Presidency,
JoHS c. BREcKENRrpoE, Of Kentucky, is
worthy Of the .Democrscy-noble, gal
liant and patriotic-whose very name
produces thrill Of excitement in the
breast Of every true Southern man. =
With. such a ticket as BUCHANAN and
BREcKEsRIDeE the National Democracy
have nothing to. fear. The only party
now left as a contepding foe to the De-
mocracy, is the Block Republi cans o fthc
North, who, BY the action and result Of
Know othingism, have the ascendancy
in the House Of Representatives Of the
United States, and have given them the
control Of many Of the Northern States.
They are now holding their Convention
in. Phila delphia to nominate their ieandi.
dates for President and Vice President.
Soon their black piratical craft, manned
BY eithera Chase. Sumner, q Giddidgs,
Or Seward, will be seen lowering around
cur Northern frontier. but should they
ever approachzwithin range Of the guns
Of that noble oldrship, the Co institution,
commanded BY "old Buck" and Ken
tucky's gallant son. she will 60 down
beneath the black waves Of fan.ticism,
and the shrieks and cries Of the "Negre
WorshipeHs" will be heardLno more for
ever. - :. Il!
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

FATAL AccrDESr.-We arc. Inform
ed that a man and hors e WERE found
dead On the 18th ult:, in UTsh ur coln-
tv. about mile from me res;iance
ofW. NJ. Samples. we sunnbsn fron,
our information that the nah was q
stranger. 1t appeared that the Lorse
had ran Off steep bluff and fallen
upon a rpfock-the man falIihg
unuet mWW Inc untortuna tie man
was properly, buried. All the de-.
scrIptjon we have OF him is that he
nag dark hair. The horse W as Of a
dHa color with white main and taii,
>Fiarfsburg Reqister. f..| m i
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

j. YEt Low TEyER At ST. THoXAa j.
The Bermuda ROYAL Gazette of.ths
18th ult., says:
iii We are sorry to learn that yellow
Fever was raging at st. Thomas. p.r.
tticnlarly among the shipping, o Oh
alarming extent. There had been
several deaths in the Marine Hospital.
Common remittent fever and agac a!
50 prevailed among the inhabitants.
II was generally apprehended thatthe
coming summer would be avery m.
healthy one throughout the West Ii,
dies. It was reported at st. Thomas
that the British steamer Malacca hsl
! / some eight Or ten Of her crew By
Yellow Fever.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

/ My CorNTERrErr.A new cour.
terfeit one dollar. bill, on the Baakcf
kentucky payable at Danville. i,
1ont. II may b easily detected BY the
fact that the face Of Clay at tho tor.
obill is not good. and too dark, anil
III the counterfeit there 10 q dark shs
ding around the letters in the wora
,..Danville. !" while ID the genuine
there is no shading. The shading
around the letters in the line, 9TH
Bank of Kentucky IS too heavy aud
dirk. The bill IS altogether darker
than the genuine, and the papcr1bsa,
PIT il would deceive those .ho a,euot
judges !.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

Senator Shiefls, after Interpolation
OF his Senatorial term, an | the cleo
ton Ex-senator HrumbuIl as his sue.
cessor, emigrantea to the territory
OF Minnesota, where he is now set.
tied on a farm at Fairbult. "A re-
cent letter from him mentions that
his health is good and that he was EN-.
ployed all winter at the hard but
healthy work Of splitting rails.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18
The Virginia Delegation In the Cinsiu.
IT.. natl Convention. =

= The Virginia delegation in the Cincin'
matt Convention exercised an influence
worthy Of her great name "a unit upon
every ballot, her whole vote was uniform
" cast for the great Statesman Of Penn
sylvania. The choice of Virginia had :
great weight with other Southern States
indeed with many States both North and
South. The noble bearing Of her dele
CATION won the admiration Of all ..
Nothing happenedto disturb the liar
mony Of the Virginia delegation excep'
the contested seats of JAMES L. CARR
Esq. and Hon. CHARLES S. LEWIS from
this district who had been appointed
delegates by the Weston Convent ion
40 ,time they received their appoint
mcht, j was generally believed through
out the District that no exception would
be taken to them, or either of them as
they are gentlemen who stand prs-emi.
nently high with the party for their no.
BILE advocacy, 1t oil tines Of Democratic
principles. YetAhe Park crsburg Con-
vention instead of endorsing the delegates
already appointed, selected Messrs. B.
". JACK SOY and A.. G. JENKINS. These
gentleme n claimed the sea; ) occupied by
Messrs. CARR and LEWIS. But it is due
TO Messrs. JACKSON and il SKiSs to say
that they agreed 10 leave the matter to
the Virginia Delegation. After an ex-
animation Of the proceedings Of the two
Conventions, and the facts adduced, the
seats were awarded to McsSs. JAcKsoS
and JENKINS. = r.. ...
We are sorry that a proposition sub:
mitted: by Mr.. SELDOM that the gentle
neu appointed at both Parkersburg and
Weston take seats in the Convention, and
cast the vo.e Of tie. District, was not &C
reptable 70 Mr.. JACKSON. as all four OF
whom, were in favor ofthe nomination; Of
Mr.. BUCHANAN. This would have pro,
1uced har mony and good feeling with
the friends of both the Weston and Par
iersburg Convention. Mr.. JENKINS act
ID literally, was willing to do anything
hat accorded with the views Of the Vir.
;ihia delegation. This compromise not
meeting with the views Of Mr.. JACKSON
vas not effected The proceedings Of th"
Petersburg Convention showing that a
arger vote was represented than in the
Weston Convention, induced the Virgin
q delegation to decide in favor oil. Messrs.
Acksox a nd JENKINS, Both Mcssrs.
7ARH and LEWIS submitted without
Sord te~the decision Of the delegation.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

Senator Sumner has aoorel
self much worse than Brooks y j, ,'la.
the following foolish ana tal.sss v
tempt to drag Senator Donplass u
personal difficulty with BrooEs Y, !,
testified TO the renconnter, AM !, Y
describing what attcrward took NV wv !,
Says: s'ase
\ II Other persons (besides Nj i.
gan, Of New York, there were HUH isYf'
me, offering me friendly assist NV
lbnt did not recognize any ii NV.
Others there were at b distance ' laal
ing on and offering no assistenc IL /.
whom + recognized only III, n.s
glas, Of Illinois. Mr.. Tombs, of a.. ~
gia, and ! thonght also ray asss;l' .',
standing between them. Il xos 1 hsI
led from tile floor and conducted n I
the lobby Of tho Senate. wlers ~
placed upon q sofa. or thosc III
helped me here ! have 10 rceoI W
tom" sV''ss
ne did rot recognize III f,;e,i.
Immediately about bin, but th t.,ss, !.
? distance, and not offering sny ~ I'LL; \
tango heidi recognize, and 8 1a ! MI
l,aa'rly. M. Douglas. Balf T' ~,
not 70 ] Mr. Douglas been prominent h, ].
2 :. De'mocratic Presideatial canS \,
datA, he wonld.not have BEEN q I'LL
ily recognized BY this faintino f,s; ;ar
list. "Of those who helped "a ,aY III
the lobby, ! have no recollecs;on i 5
Is il not remarkable that Senate,
Douglas is the only one, save Tombs
he should |" recognize OF q recol'
lcct,' Of all those around hin. M.
Dther friends Or foes. Or whether Stand,
ing fir Or near l-Clereland PA,
Deqler.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18
VIRGINIA BApsIsr AssecerAr1oS

VIRGINIA BApsr5r AssecrArros. -
This body assembled at Lynchburg> a
few days ago. We notice by the pro-
ceedings that an effort Of Mr.. Tnstin
to raise $4,000 for the Southern Bap-
fist Publication Board produced ST.
600. The association had employed
in the State during the past year As
missionaries, who preached 5,247 SER
mons and baptised ,007 converts
The receipts of the association for the
year amounted toI,S7, PAP and the ex-
penses to 81, 800. ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

The Washington Star says it is sat.
.lshei that the reports of Summers Sc
we're injuries are greatly exaggerated.
Ills understood that thephvsician first
called in to dress his wounds has said
that Mr.. Sumner could hare aoue
out Of his r pom the merit day ifheI
had chose: We had suspected as
much all along. ::
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18
From IA Old Line WMs.

7 The Hon. Mr.. Benjamin., a. NJ ctn.
her Of the L 5. Senate Fl pin L9qis.
ANA, who has always been hn Oh hne
Wing, who was elected to the Senate
by old line Wings, made y speech on
the I'd inst, while thy Senate was Ill
committee OF the " hole, on the blll to
provide for the admission of Kansas
into the Union, wheif they have the
j: ltlsttr population. In the course
i" as J. u":Hs4~ aittr' shown the po-
ton vi tAr political part lts Of TIC
country WHICH he docs " 18th a mas
t>fr n.In !, ne "a s: III h.|.
L T" AM HOW, SIR. VIII h I'll c 7itsle
:. narrowed down to 4 contest be.
tween the dclnocratIcahd r.pubI gan
parties, should be rtcrc ant TO my
trn.t,--recrcant to every principle OF
4pty AMI feeling Of ,patrrotsl + II !
uliowr,I my conduct 10 be, h!lUe nccI
by the memory Vi l;astI party IDS, or
past party prejulicts. On THAT ques.
t.on. whose Paramount il Importance
ovrr7haIows all others, tho Demo
critic platform is i'IyntIcul vlth that
Iot| the ola Whig rar1y; Il ll, in ie-
claring my adhesion IL the former, |
Drit chang the name. not t M lrtl CT
lily. l.. SIR, thertt"ns, dc clare my
purpose 10 join the Dvm"c rAt'c pay
IS. | declare my lntrI.tfoll 10 usG{ Itn
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18
THE LIFE AND DEATH OF SAM1v VI

GINA, by A: v1RelsrAs. We are in,
debted 70 the publisher. Mr. A. Nor IRIS,
Richmond, for : copy of this " Ork. The
volume contains upwards Of 800 pages,
and is written in novel style. We con.
slider il an excellent work. and were
much interested and no little unused in
its perusal. From the advent Of SAM
in Virginia, to the time Of his death, il
gives faithful account of his doings,-
We heartily commend this wor k to the
public. 49, IT,. d. ~.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

HoRRlDLE Came The house q
Jacob Friend, four miles from ST. JoE
seph No, was fired BY some unknown
person lately, and Nj. Friend, and biz
wife and Ave children were burn.d,
It's supposed that they were murder
ed before the fire.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

I The Hon. John N. Niles. formerly
a distinguished politician Of the Dem
ocratic school, Post Master General
under Van Buren,, and United States
Senator,from Connecticut, died at his
residence in Hartford, on Saturday
last, in the 6atil year Of his age
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18
STATE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS.

-. f.. ~ =. + 'ti.s7- Il -
ist f. W. MAssrSBrno, Of Portsmouth
ed TrMorHY RrvEs, of Prince George
Sd A. HuGHEs DrLtARD, OF. Henry.
4th CHARLES IRvtSe, Of Campbell. !
5th JOHN GoopE. Jr., of Bedford. II.
9Th ALEX. JONES, Of Chesterfield,
eth WM. B. sTALIAFERRo, 49,. Il
9Th RoBr.: s. MONTAGUE, of Middlesex,
9thiJ. BARBOUR, Of Culpepcr. r. y
10th J. RANDOLPH TucKER, Of Frederick
illth JoHx S. H4RRIs. III 81 > =,
18th Col. A. g. PENplEroN, Of Giles, |
18th JoHx'B, FIoYD, of Washington. /
18th g. L. HAYS, OF Giimer, ] = =. II
18th 8. CLEMMES, Of Ohio county.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

''PErERsos's M4eAzrsE"for July is
on our table, with its superb engravihgs,
d 3. tits general favorite " it'll the Ia
dies Sc per aunum:k GuARLE Is ]. Pc
rEEsoN. publisher, 10. los Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. ! \, :.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

Col: R. T. HARVEY, fofsfles Of. the
Cincinnati Enquirer during the session
Of the Democratic National Convention,
viii please accept our thanks: = s.,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

lind achereas, Since the foregoing dec
laration was uniformity adopted by our
predecessors in National Conventions,
an adverse political and religious test has
been secretly organized by party claim
ing to be exclusively American. ii is pro-
per that. the American Democracy sho'd
clearly define its relations thereto, and
declare it's determined opposition to all
secret political societies. by whatever
name they may be called. ~
Resolped, That the foundation of this
union Of States having been laid in, and
its prosperity, expansion, and pre- emf
nent example in free government, built
upon entire freedom in matters Of relg-
ious Government, and no respect of per-
son in regard to rank or place of birth ::
no party can justly be deemed national,
constitutional, or in accordance with A.
meriean principles, which bases it's ex+
elusive organization upon religious opin-
ions and accidental birth place. And
hence a political crusade in the nine
tenth century, and in the United States
of America, against Catholics and for.
eign-born, is neither justified By the past
history or the future prospects Of the
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

Mr. G. W. CRAIo offors some valuable
land fer sa,e See advertisement. =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-06-18

An1fhst WI may more Distinctly meet
thu issue on Which y s"c'ipna party,
spbsistiMs exc usIvflY on slavery a5ita-
don, now RELIC. 10 ~, the tIrIity Of tho
people, North anil South, to the C1nsti-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-23
BUSINESS CARDS.

Physcian and Surg-on oers his professional services
10 the citizens OF Davenport and vicinity Onioe
Corner Of Main and Third Streets. Residence on
Maine. above Eighth st. lApI4dtD
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mites from Davenport; 10 acres; 30 acres am
prov --0 acgss tllalsI-r unnng water, house, sta
ble ete.
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NOTICE TO ADvERrISERS.

No so0trscts for yearly advertisers viii be diseon
unusd without previous notice to IS
LarsS cuss CHARGED double the same dimsnsions oi
Vps.
ssHal rates.
Yearly advertising contracts win be understood %
apply ssriey u the immediate business al the adver-
tissr and all other advertisements sent In BY the ad
,srtiser will b charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instructions
sili Be inserted until forbd and charged accordingly
N0tsess for religions and benevolent, purposes In.
serted eae sims free Of cost thereafter charged rs
. lhsr Advertisements.
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/ It"E ptt iP#rE psice 30 FtT acre. vii b
" . T. al! pa ia =f
Improved Farms.
,aarr s,., .marae.,, fa,l.!i 5 mi,e. n mn pay
iur4 2aa ~ rHayat.u gaoo b5a.l ,cloe, VII
ag slg hUuaa, statue, c.c.
Abragligu @,rm 5 : isilr, from pAvetport--ie.
! a'-s-6a -es1a r' eat=tyad7A, part tliiL. ue"
/ ruzs, tblt, ctr.
! mites from Davenport; 10 acres; 30 acres i'm
prov @1 acges tinalsg--Eunn water, house, sta
nlei &c.
3tt ae sarre5 ran navenrort---'-s acres n
u E, tta 9..s "a r. high state q eni4vaH5n, Iss
agr tsaa Fr card iw .Jal wells wst@
VII 4rl E.a. s ,aons. t4hs. :, aa.ba .3.E ets
er rport--40 ar,.s Ia ,o'tlvau
q. a4.e from Davean1. ,--i2r-ncrcs al. in fsuec,
q AI'iy Ha, g aescs .nbet 20 acre, pgsi-
Pr Us tt5n'e ttr.
4rg fiam Day mort So acres: 50 acry, in cql-
W la.' ;a.t = g new hos, gol bara
= mi m nrvsneer 50 ave-, 10 acres in
niva 1ud hoa S, abIa, ets.
isM rm n1y. - eros; cn acres in
cH'tv9'tan, I'D h.nss .',be. &c.
y mic. frsm D1v.na,r,soacres; 90 ae e, Ia cul-
Nvrta Il a i fmh 2, haaIer prair
arre 2a rHaa.Hs wa,e- hruse, iarr stabe.
t7m. nm pav.ap.rti 81 aares-a.l IN eultlva
'au hsasa. '4b. etc
llae rom Davenpeft. 50 acra,-an in fence and
c1'.ss4teu.
20g gn tarcr aul ca..vatigr., vu the Dubuque
s sF4rH5
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EOr. 2nIR CheAn,

\ O0 ACRES OF fine Prairie IEsi, mile south o.
I CU Fulton Depot, with dwelling house thereon -
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md
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A DWELLING HOUSE ccntsining Eight room.
n ami Lease 81 Lot f1r I'm years situated en- tn
uun between Brady and Harrison streets. Appl,
W II r GURLEy, or to
ane1pdf NICKOLIS. ISBELL 4 90
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To Lease.

4 NUMBER Of desirable Lots for Residences on
n Brady, Main, and rArrison streets, to lease for
the term OF is years. Apply 10
W. H. r. 8URIEY.
once on Main, bet. Front and Second streets.
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JOurneymen TaiIOrs,

NTANTED-Six good Journeymen Taiors, 70 wh
w constant employment will be fiven.
CA0fRBL 3 co.
Brady, between Secend snA IAisd sire
Davenport oeot. - loU&
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TO RENT FOR 70 YEARS.
House and Lease for Sale

T OTIS and 4, block u, corner Ripley and FIJI
II streets Enquire Of
sep30 diff WHITAKER GRANT.
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For sale or Lease.

VyouR LOTS situated on - and scott street. To-
r particulars enquire OF CoRBls & Dow, or
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Taylor Med. Phlip's
Ray Insanity, Eoscot's Or,
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