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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

THIS FuGIrIvEs Fousp.--Thc soandalops ch,on-
iclers OF the city have been busy he past Two or
three months with the escapads o. a olie-armcd
officer OF the army, who c4oped with the young
daughter oil one OF our prominent citizens, leav-
ing his own vile and family behinI li4i. The
mother and brosher of the crriHs lady went to
Europe in pursuit Of the fngitives, and by the
assistance OF the London detectives, found them
as We learn by the last steamer IRON Lnsland,
in Ro,ien, France. II is said they found also,
and addition to the party Of "sinless child OF
SIM" which gave a sufficient explanation OF the
sudden departure of the guilty paries.-A. !
Tunes,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

s6sEREp Norgs. The pabi;r viii ii. on the
iooAunt Tor altered notes GU tie Sacaetis asrbor
bAiiA-twos altered 10 twrnties--weii eA cuS,
and calculated TO deceive the unaary.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
-...... General Passenger 4 gent,
Office under fremont House, Chicago.
Chicago, May IS 1885, ie7

8. & II. r. R. FREIGHT OFFICE.
IN si only Freight train this road leaves Guting
4 ton AT S:2d A. II.
All freight designed l.. forwarded on any particular
day should he delivered on the day previous, ~. .
may2Shptf. WM II. BACKUS. Sup't
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
sr,vEurxr or !, aopARp sn.rH

On the 18th OF last july, landed ut Leaven-
worth City, K. T., my way to the territory
from Urbana, III. ] WAS assured by number.
of gentleman, both free state and pro.slagsry
men, that it was their firm conviction that Kan
sas would not be subject to any more ssich out.
RACES as she had been. Being much pleased
with LeavenwoIth City and the surrounding
country, l was DESTROYS OF making u permanent
home in the city, and accordingly bonga il lot
and commenced improving 1t. But before
had the house ready TO iivcsin, these iro,l'lcs
came to their worst. eiS Leavenwor,h last
Tuesday, under the general order given, tttat al
free state men must leave. ~ properly Is i'll
the hands of my e.emies, ,sq ] am. Niihout
means. $50 j. GODARD saith
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u y 3
THREE DAILY TRAINS E1cH VA z.
To take effect September 3, 1856 s
IsgOM and ater the above date trains Will Ieaye Dur
Il iIngtan follows:
81 Tratn-LeAves Burlington at o'clock, 4. n, on
the nrriysl Of the cars from the Eass
Cd freight leaves Burlington At s 81, 4 y.
Al Leaves Darlington NJ $50, r. NJ on the
arrival OF the Eastern train In the
evening.
These trains CONNECT With the Western stage Cos
coaches for Fairfield, ostumws, Eidyye. Pea, Ossa-
a. Fort pss Afones, Charlton, Salem. Council Eafs
st. MaFys. G.ensocd, Nebraska City, de- reaching the
Missouri river IN less than four days.
LEAVES Mt. PLEASANT.
lst Train-At6 o'cock, ~, arriving in Burlington
in time to make the morning train for
the East. Chicago, st. Louis, Galenn, g.
Cd Freight, ats, P.A
Sd At 43o, ~, making Eastern connections
same night from Burlington.
Passengers leaving Burlington In the morning can
spend the day In Mt Pleasant and return In the after
noon.
Leaving NJ Pleasant at o'clock In the morning, can
stay ali ,lay in Burlington, and return home ut night
-Tie8et uIiee corner OF Wafer and Jefferson sts,
Bprliugs . a, a, the General Railroad Ticket Office.
scIJ ". II. BACkUS, Superintendent
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

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THE LARGEST PRINTING Pass IN THE WORLD.
-"Anie'ope," the New YORK correspondent OF
the New Orleans Picayune, TINS aiudes TO a
pair, of mammoth printing presses now building
by the Messrs. Hoe :-"Perhaps when the Lon
dor Times ordcreiia ten cyliner press from, the
Messrs. Hoe, it imagined that it was leaving
even the most enterprisns of the American
Journals i'll the back ground, but it will soon
find ont lis mistake, Tor now learn that TIC
circulation OF the Philadelphia ledger (run-
ming well on to one hundred thousand daily J
has compelled TIE enterprisng sproprietors OF
that paper, Mcssrs. Swain 4 Abel, TO Order from
the manufacturers two hcetre cylinder presses,
at u cost oil S10,O0O! To accommodate these
gigantic pieces of workmanship, the Ledger
folks have been obliged TO parct,n>c two adioin-
in- buildings, at Il heavy OUTLAY, and iii which
the presses are to be placed. When these are
introduced, the Ledger will be able to print six.
ty thousand sheets an hour, or equal to one
thousand sheets per minute! # s2D
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

In the extraordinary enactment by which the
members ofthe present Congress have just voted
themselves three times the amount Of pay to
which the law entitled them when they accepted
dice, occurs this section SIC. I. And be IL
further enacted, That all acts or parts Of act
inconsistent with or rcpugnant to the lirovis-
ions Of this act, he and the same are hereby re-
pealel. The n. Y. Tribune thinks that il this
refers TO the Eighth Commandment, it will fail
Of its object.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
RgcApiruI.ATIoss.

Majority in these towns, f,cclce thousand on
hundred and seseaty-ohe.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

There is sill GIT error in these fgsres. The audience
referred to- which is Treseit s!e Chapel os the
College about A. by IS feet The niidg itself 80
by IS The whole nunhcr of students turing the past
y was lio, of whom loo IN lie preparatory
partnleut-EI
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

- , No oU4, Broadway, New York.
, To whom all orders must be addressed .
~ For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants In
ali parts OF the United States and the CaIadas and by
\. hAf, burlington, Iowa. lmari.bp.y.l
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, 1856-02-08

. Z SPEAKER.--As several States are claim
iug the right to the Speakership through
their respective party organs, it may be
interesting to see what States have, and
what have not been represented through
choice of q Speaker. t't. N
Connecticut has had one Speaker. Jona.
than Trumbull, for one term; Georgia.
Howell Cobb, one term; Indiana, John w.
Davis, one term; Kentucky has had three
Speakers for nine terms, viz: Henry Clay
six terms; John White ono term, Lynn
Boyd two terms; Massachusetts three,
Theodore Sedgwick one term, Joseph9
Vafnum two terms, Robert q. Winthl &g
one term; New Jersey, Jonathan Dayton
two terms; New York, John W. Taylor
two terms; North Carolina, Nathaniel
Macon, three terms; South Carolina, Lang
don Cheves, one term; Tennessee, Johr
Bell one teza asles X. Polk two terms
and Virginia has had four, Philip I. Bar
o bour one term, Andrew Stevenson, four
X. M. T. Hunter and John W. Jones ont
term each. OF these Kentucky has furn
ished the greatest nnmber--thrce Speakers
for nine terms. The slave states have hac
b the Speaker for two terms; the free States
for nine.
, 1856-02-08
ssr Hon. Geo. r. Puvh, United State

par Hon. Geo. +. Pugh, United States
senator elect from Ohio, who takes his seat
at the opening of the next congress, was
married on Sunday to Miss Terese Chalfaut,
the belle Of the queen city. She will reign
in Washington city this winter a.f
ray The census Of New York city is at
last completed, and shows total popula-
tionEof 623, G26, being an increase of l0S,-
232 in the last five years. During the pre-
vious' FIVE the increase was l44, Ill.
H6S- The treasures of Russia are always
removed to Moscow during times Of war,
for safety; and it is stated, that the bullion
now in the treasury there, greatly exceeds
the sum held by the bank Of England, and
the estimated value Of gems and jewels is
almost fabulous, before which the crown
jewels and regala of England sink into
comparative insignifcance.
B1- Gerritt Smith closes letter to
Horace Greely with the following hit:
I" | close with thanking you for your
wish that l may live long to improve my
self, Be assured that, reciprocate the
kind and generous wish, and that do so
oil the more cordially because you are in
such especial need Of improvement.
DD- Widow Grizzlies husband lately
died Of the cholera. She remarked to him
while writhing in agony-"Well Mr.. Griz-
zlc you needn't kick round so and wear the
sheets all out, if you are dying"
, 1856-02-08
RATEs OF ADVERTISING.

Forone square, Q2 lines or less) three insertions, g.
FOR every additional insertion, 0n,..............Sl 81
A liberal deduction made 10 yearly advertisers.
The number Of Insertions must be distinctly marked
IN tba margin Of advertisements sent US pr they will
be continued I'll forbid and charged accordingly.
L. p. FISHER, Merchants Exchange Bidding
gacrament0 street, San Francisco, Is Authorized u
receive and receipt for subscriptions and advertise
Ineuts in California. ...r .-. H.
, 1856-02-08

RSr The Boston press will be well rep
resented in the next Massachusetts General
Assembly. Charles o. Rodgers, Of the
Journal, Charles Hale, Of the Daily qAd-
rerliser, Isaac W. Frye, of the Courier
and Justin Jones, of the Yankee Priratcer,
are elected. ...., -
, 1856-02-08

BaT A Washington despatch says tho
Secretary of the Navy has ordered ship
Of the Pacific squadron to proceed at once
to the newly discovered island in. the Pa.
cific to protect an American shipmaster,
who is the discoyerer Of the island, which
is said to contain an immense quantity Of
guano, superior to any in the Peruvian
islands. ~ 10 l''I ~ i'. ..''.''i'1 o2io'
, 1856-02-08

b6r The Albany KniekerJockcr says
"Voice to America" is the name Of a worl
Just published to encourage the spread Of
Hindooism. There is one queer thing abou
it. 1t is edited by one Englshman an(
printed by another.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14
Ca1ter's Spanish Mixture

i = HE Great pufifiar Of the RIbod t
THE pFsr AITrP T1vr UYn1,.r !,
-" N, pan, .at ill., !,
"''''sg 4 4ne'sa'y 81 g
AN lntaiiloie remedy ior ,Scrofula, King q
ETli, rheumatism, Obstinate Cutane-
GUS Eruptlons' fimpies Or Postuies On
, ne : ace, blotches, Boils, Ague and
feSer' chrome pore Eyes, KlngWorm
4 Or letter, Scald Head, Enlargement
ana Fam OF the Bones and JOINTS, Salt
lsheum, Stubborn Ulcers syphl!itic
D'sordersSand al diseases arising from
an iWudicioas use ot Mercury, I'M
prudence IN LIE, or lmpurty OF the
BLOOD. =. Z :, H
ms great Alternative Medicine and
Further OF the BLOOD IS now used by
thousands OF grateful patients from All
parts OF the Onlted states, who testify
daiiy 70 the remarkable cures performed
ny the greatest OF aif medicines, "CAR-
TENS, SfANlsH MlAIURE. Neu-
raigia' rheumatism, scrofula, Eruptions
on me Skln, Liver Disease, Feyers, VI
GERS, Old Sores, Affection OF the Kidneys,
Diseases OF the Throat' Female Com
plants, Pains and y Aching OF the Bones
and JOINTS, are specify put to flight BY
using tins !. remedy.
FOR ail diseases OF me Blood, nothing
has yer been tound % compare with IT.
II cleanlsSesHthe systemIof all impurities,
acts geptly and efpclenfiy on the Liver
and kldneys, strengthens the Digestion,
gives tome to the stomach, makes the
Skin clear and hesithy, and and restores the
Constltutlon' enieeDled Dy disease Or bro
ken down by the excuses .of youth, to its
pristine yigor and strength %
For the DlsEAsEloF FEMALES II Is pecu-
harly applicable, and wherever ID has be-
come known IS regularly prescribed with
the happiest effects. It invigoratess the
weak and debiliated, and imparts elssti-
city to theSworn out frame, clears the
ski, +, and leaves & IN patient fresh and
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14

ID EMAIHING in the Post Odce at Kama
IL wha @ II, Va, October i, 1856
+ Mss Merry Atkinson, Miss Sarah Alexander,
Hon Samuel Anderson, Miss Anu Beth, Mr. A
BE- t.:
ReyaS Black, Costello Il Baber, JohnBudd,
Charles Bodman, Cyrus Beaver ,. William Bar
ton, Mrs Mary harnS, Hon Jno Bolts, Mss
NJ Banks, G NJ Blinne, Geo BIankership, John
BURT -, .I@@'t
J Miss Mary Chandler 2, VIM Cart. Vim P
Claiborne, J. Copenhaver, Miss Julia A Coli
Inns, WIN II Cook, John v CsperlonjS A
Ca mpbeI, Edward Cooke, MesSrS Henry,
cabia s co Mrs Polly Coleman
- VIM Donclson. J Davol 3, Isabel Duglas,
= Dagys, Vim I / ioknson
DR. T ID English, Miss Maria A Emanuel
Gov John b Floyd, Francis Finn, John
Fisher, Joshua IL Fentriss >. Furbes..
" w Guy !, Perry Gatewood, jos Gill, B
Gironer, X Garland, Jesse Il Grogn
John Holmes, franklin Hoover2 Thomas
S Henry, J G. Harley, Geo Huddleston, Mrs
Holstein, John Hall, VIM Hall, Rev ~
Henderson, Or Calvin P Hanslord, Henry
Hanks, John Hunter
Jeremiah Johns n, N Jones 5, Wesley
Jorion, Miss Louisa a Johnston +. d, -
-, r = = n. 49,. 49,
william King. Edward Kenaa, Charles
King Iii r ...'. e,
John b Lewis 9, R E Lincoln, Dr N Lew
is, Charles Lewis .l
William Martin, William Myers, Samuel Nc
Cor. ic, .'rh mas Lloyd NJ ore2. Mrs, Carolne
Martin, Lieut. " r Mawry, F B Miller p John
B Milan, Gordon MuIiin = --r-. ..
James W Oaks. :.
Charles T Pollock ., G u Patrick 3, M U
w Parker, O X Pate.-Mrs Mary Palmer. Rev
G B Poage, Oh PeHo9neau -, :,
CIV II Ramsey c H Rodgers =.
RH Spencer. Alfred Smith John " Shive-
~ BENJAMIN Scott, John Smith, L NJ Smith,
charles = Slaughter, T s s!entz
Iohn d Thaxton, A A Thornton William
Tucker Mrs kbigail Fate, Turner Branch, T
Thompson John Terry
w.
J Miss Polly Wallis 2, John Woods Jona-
than Weaver David C Wilson. John 2.
Wade 3, VIM Willard 2, William Warner' Jas.
wallace, Ms A Walker H I Williams 'Da-
viesI Wilson.
VI Vs..
Thomas Whey, Harvey II Young
Tr Persons calling for the shove letters WI,
Please say advertised" and come prepares
with extra chsnge--one cent -nFn -,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14
PARKS < MosELEY.
L A w NOTICE.

4 NDREW PARKS { JoHNL. MosELE T
I a having entered into a partnerSh p, .for
the purpose Of practising Law in theIUi,cplt
and County cohhs7of Kanawba, and in the
Giscut lGurs Of Loga:r, Boone and RoaGe,
wi,t>iserea fter regdlarly attend those Cout s.
All DusSiness entrusted to their care will re-
>ceive prompt attention.
\One cr Me other of the firm can awaySIbe
found, during business ho1rs at their Off &c,
in Rodgers Row, in the town Of Charleston.
Charleston, Oct. |, 1856.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14
NOTICE.

To F. L. HALE:-Take notice shat, on the
5Ih da y November, 1856, al the office of M.
B. Hagan, Notary Public and Commissioner
for the State ofNirgiuia. in the City of Cincin-
matt, aud State of Ohio, we will take the de-
positions ofRobert b Baldwin and others lobe
read as evidence IN our behalf IN certain
suit at law, now depending in the County
Court OF Ka nawha County, Virginia, wherein
you are defendant and are we plaintiffs. And
il from any cause The taking Of said depo5-
lions be not commenced, or if commenced, be
not concluded, on that day, the taking Of the
same will be adjourned aud continued from
day to-day AMI from time TO time at the same
place, until the same shall lie completed.
HpNNEWELL HILL & CO.
nav {. f.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14
Daguerreotypes.

THE Sutst ribe1 would respectfully inform
i T.! c'iiZ-ns Of BOONE COUNTY, that
he has taken rooms at Boone Court House,
where he is prepared to take Daguerreotypes
in the most approved style.
He would say to those who wish to get q true
aud life, like picture, that they would do well
10 call in medlately, as his stay is positively
short.
Full AID complete instructions given and
apparatus furnished those who wish 10 en-
gage in this beautiful art. Terms reasonable
JOHN X. WALKER.
Oct. eth, 1856.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14
YOUNG LADIES,
s ELECT SCHOOL,
Buffalo, Putnam County. Va.

Mrs. ToMBEs viii open 1 Select School
vi fctgiris and yonng ladies, IN Buffalo,
ID. V. l,on LIST October, 1855.
Mrs Tombes has putSuei course of study
in one Of the best Collegiate Schools in Vir-
gina, and has hau considerable experience in
teaching. Ia 1f NJ
She hatters herself that her success, as q
teacher, will secure for her every desirable
les. imonial. .... \ ISt II e. h
Sessions months eneh, or 20 weeks.
The course of study will Le the same as il
pursued in the lest schools. l- - D..
,..- '.~' = TUITION 4
In the Preparatory Department, . $500
In the higher Department. LII I5.OI
French, (eXtra,) Ill ItL = 80,
Muse, ontle Piano. I$ 900
I" Guitar, lI w. 1906
For rSe of Piano, .I-l Y * est
including washing, fuel, and 81
ligbts--per mouth, FILM 1906
II For any information, letters should bt
addressed 10 Y. Rev. J. B4T0MBES,
- BlfTato, Putnamco Va.
23-Aw. /-.'..U 4 HI !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14
FALO ACADEMY,

n - l-.l ---f '-'-7>' -
Baaalo, Putnam County, va,
B. +. MYERS. Al. B.. PRINCIPAL.
wM. i. cUsunAS,
MISS MARGARET PATTERSON, Ass ..
THE next session Of this Institution
i will commence On Monday, the 9th Of
September. nj
The Principal offers his experience and
success in teaching as an evidence Of his
capacity to instruct. No sffort will be
spared 70 make the Institution in allre-
spects worthy Of public patronage.
TERMS: 7E.+s
Tuition in Preparatory Department. per
session, S5 90.
Tuition.in Intermedidate Department. per
session, I4f j HI. SO 90.
Tuition in Advanced Department. per
session, ;Ess Sl5 90.
Instruction on Piano Cslo . quarter Of
"a lessons, per session, $40 90.
Use Of Piano, (ss quarter per SEES
sion, N, Ha Ell $4 90.
Ornamental Needle work and Embroidery
(ten lessons,) s3 90,
Drawing, { per quarter IF twenty les
sons. ..E SIS 90.
Board, including washing. fuel and
lights, may. be obtained from 50 to 81, SO
per week. 5.I
For particulars Or circulars, address
the Principal. II lhNH
neoy2 #|l I aE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14

Y \
Grocery and Hardware Department.!
In this department we keep vety larre
stock of groceries, such as N. O. sugar, aaffee,
ter molaSE ess Crushed pulverized and loa su.
gar, Pepper spice, ginger, indigo; lard ana lin
>Seed o'f'>wh'te Lead, tobacco, candles, soap,
sup, carb. soda rIce, e&. logw6od, cotton. warn
copPeGas, alum, saIeratus, powder, lead, shot
and a great many other articles usually kent
in grocery store, touEnumeroris 10 mention.
g. Also large stock Of csrdagt and ha rdware.
consisting Of MANILA and hemp cordage from
TO inches; iron. steel, nails castings. cut-
lery, OF all kinds, blillrng materials, mechau.
les, cooperS, and taFnnerS tools; mill, whip.
cross cut anc other saws Q T the lest English
and American manufacture, to which we par-
ticuiaTly invite the attention df farmers. me-
chanics and lumbeHnen. As great care ha.
been observed in the selection oT these articles
We think you would DO we'll to call and ey-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere
feeling assured that ftIwilI be TO your adyan.
lage to do so. W.. :
Particular attention given I'd any orders I've
may be favored with. :
Our stock consists, in ma IT of ~
Cloths, aud caSSimertS, great variety -.
y Flannels, Of every variety,
Fancy colored satinetS, T..
Ladies dress goods, .I.'l. '.'
SiIkgoods. 3a
White goods,
Gloves ant hosiery, -.
Shawls, carpets, Sc,
Oil cloths, y, NJ
Boots and shoes,
Mems and boys bats, H.. .-' 49,.
Cloth dress Ind frock coats, ).
Assorted sacks, comprising sacks, half sac Ks
and pea Jackets, fTHt.~%, /.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14
$50 REWARD!

HoRSE SToLEN.-Was stolen rom the
y L Subscriber p-emlscs, one ruile below
West Column a, Mason county, Virginia, On
the night. Of the 8th inst, a chesnut-sortel
horse, I6<11 i hands high, one hind foot while
som what sway backed. with fine neck and
head. wifHgiye : . for the horse at Point
PleasaHt.o West Columbia, or $50 Tor hose
and tn ef. IN JOS. WINDUN.I
October !, IS55.-(3W~ r.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14
u23 W 1

VIRGINIA SS:-At Rules held in the
v Clerks Office, OF the County Court for
Kanawha County, in the month oil September
1856. x .
tiunnewell,> Will & Co., PnGs.
V. assumpsit.
FL. Hale, Def }
VS.. On attachment in the above SUIT.
Same Defy ". NJ =. -
The object Of this suitand attac hment is 70
recover against the Defendant SllS 22'due ny
account, with interest thereon aud the costs
and TO attach the properly Of the Defendant
and secure the same so that il may be forth
coming 10 abide the future order Of the Court
in the premises 49,.
And il appearing by affidavit hled, thal the
Defendant is non resident Of this States; ~
is Ordered ihat be do appear here within one
month sfier due publication Of this Order and
do what is necessary 10 protect his interests on
the premises.
Test. III
A. W. QUARRIER, CIR.
N. & II. Fitzhugh, Attys.
S3iw a. 49, .e& 8sN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14
Notice.

T HEREBY notify all persons against buying
l or1radine for a note given by me TO vi ar
der, Brokaw Il Child, for the sum Of seventy
dollars; dated Gallinolis, Ohio, May %, 1856,
and payable the 1St,Noye nbet 1856, as | shall
refuse TO pay the same.
RICHARD SMELL,
Buffalo, Va, S. ptemher, Il, I8 6,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14
Election { OmmissianerS.

We, the Commissioners, appointed To
superlntend tie election of Electors Of
President aud Vice President of~the T.
nlted States, at the Court House of Kan
awha, at the ensuing election on the 4th
day Of November next, have made the
following appointments of officers and
Commissioners for the several precincts
of said county, viz; ',.... =
For The Court House,
:JoHN SLACK, Officer. 49,.
II ID Forks of Coal,
= Joseph E. Chandler, Officer,
. 5 Si'i' T H. %5;s Commissioners.
>.t.,E ts..*. Coal Bridge. 49,
Benjamin S. Thompson, Oficer:./ ~~~
Col Francis Thompson,) -,
John. Hansford, Comm n rs.
Ivy Lasley, ~ -. -.
1H9nos 1lRaer$oa's (Ftat Woods.)
Thomas NJ; Shelton, Officer,
Richard L.4Roberts, X, - 3
William I. Rust, < ( Camm rs.
John Simms, j.: y RI
=. 4 The. House Of Adam Auhz.
Martin Haynes Officer,
J.:R, Nc Clapahan, :. H. = .
Alex. Wallace, Commissioners.
David Wilkinson, L. !.
II: II r -Atkinson's lfH. =. j.,
Thomas A. .Nickers, officer,
Bepj- R; Milan, =. Commissioners.
r. Mouth Of Big Sandy: y
James S. Connel;> Officer, y
Blackwell Chiffon, ii. -.
Squire Jarsett5 Commissiopers.
john Snyder, J .t#.tr
!. J.. 1dqm Gigeas', House. u.
/ Benz A, Melton, Officer, :.
js3s - sss a.; Commissioners ., Z
..:. n II Maiden. . =
; Nelson B. Coleman, Officer,
Thomas j. Buster, } -
John D. Lewis. E Comm mrs.
Frederick WALKER J /~< :
For he Store house ott>J s. O.. Broof$,
near >Ae mouth Of Eea$' Creek
Samuel Hensley, Officer - -
Charles Morris, Commissioners.
Bdpj, S. smithers; } Z -
-" /" 81. RichardS'I y
Matthew P, Wyatt, Officer,
John Nc Conihay,, 4 -. = =.
Ebenezer Oaks, 81 Commissioners.
joel Shrewsbury }
!. i - Gqtescoods ;.
4 William Haphah, Officer, =
William Pryor, - ...,~..
Samuel Hzanah, Commissioners.
Felix G Hansford, = :
g.. rtSpIcER PATRICK, Commissioners
III. CARR, 4 at the Court
JAcon GosuoRN,) House.
October Il, 1856 :
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-10-14
DIED.

At the residence of her son.in-lawi
". .. Mccoy, in Morgan county, No, On
the 18th September, 1856, Mrs. Ann
Shell in the 67th year of her age, for
merly of Buffalo, Putnam CO., Va.
Charlottesville Jefersonian willplease
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