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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

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NAIhS.-ts6 ikcesYcf air sises, scutnaad
IN wrought, fol sale BY gsQsliN1g
die va III M sErSZER. BEiLE & Co
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

Thomas Melton lagainst Jesse Walton ana
Alexandef E.i Mem Her, tate partners. ttadihe
under thefrlffa ind style 81 Nalt0A h lI6afu3ieis
10 Debt Fps the spmEef &it9 l0,I Damage
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of silt, and it appearing Nv afiddait dleds(kat
the aloye named sdefendaA8 Alexander Z
Menu lien, is 4 NONRESIDENT or The Gonnuop.
wealth Of Virginia. IL II ordered That he. ,,do
appear here within one mont /, after dbl 1tib-
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10 protest his Interest inzthe premiseSs nis3s
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McCOMAa lEINEWMAN.

DAVID McCOMAS, (late jndge oiIlhe 10Th
circuit e.aW, McCOsiAS ana NEW MAN.
having enietedIinfo pattnsrshiplo s praesicing
la Nj. in the co mites OF PmtnamL ansf Mns6k.
.hey viii heaafte attend diligently to.Ail
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

NINGINIA-At Alta ConSf held f6f the conn
iy.of Putnam, a. the Court house rheee:
q, on tuesday, thst f7.tt day Al NsveInber.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

IT AIDES, DRESS ,GOODS,-Black, blue,
IL bine biscE, bro~a. IgfeeA ind changeal
bl. silks. g 1T isatkb gai9ed JassftlE ~
a yaiietyiof qualify and ocloss,
Mouslin de Lainess ofall colors aad prices
50 Tissues, variety of toioss. al ilps eFsltja
.,Msr NOS. Of All shades snd ,pEices,p "a TN
Figured Swiss dress goods; -
shallk Batsgs sSd BerssSias ts6iaes,
Sassi. e lwa,ss &.
eambIic, anllpndsf lssyss and Chemisettss
Hosiery Of al kndsi gg} .yi1s,Lssss s,sgga
\ Gloves and mi,ts do, gauntlet sa,ua lis
7, lars, jackonet, Swiss and Flenc b worked
Y Mufseills :, Florence and sarsne ~; 4, ~ n
= Artificial flowers sblons, &c. VA 81 81
s .tas1s hi9 1 I SETSZER, BEALE 4. co.
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

II EEELRY.---a ssFleniid sasse1 eneftsaf
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DIV. At s1fayhs rSANlNss DRUG STOKE I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

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~ iean, Know NothiDg aud wopl, y ll15,.
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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

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IA ITO p NE XXI AT LAsWss
-nba rolJaeksons c.iH., virginia, fsmIi1
i9sarwii paaetise IN .Jsctson, snaisuUSa.
joining counties. atvi M
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

CtIGARs-- All kinds, and atlpItpEces. e.
" be had 4 stsNNS Or ~ ORE.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

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IA Pt.P Pleasant, Jan. "a. rs. Is,f ikau,5s
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

1IT EDICISEs.7 Titles, Wbile OIL. Pam
VI sKirlsr and iidiaii Eihiment. ailSof .Df.
D. Jayne's Family Medicines Sellers 1--we i
Pills and ivermlflke, castor Oil, MrKan,ts
Liyet Pills and Ndrm fuge, Cough Syrhp, Ds
John Bull iSarSaparlila, and King of, Paie,
:Brande(li's and Wrgh,s PilIs, 0podeiioc,
Pareenric, Batenih H. 8 Drops aud Godffey,s
cordial, for eiby 1afsi .,!lit fisl1s Atpssi
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-01-09

a sCCORDEONs.- This finest hc o,dros
"a can bs had, At SAN S' aDR UG ST ORE.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-19
CnuRT OF CLAIMS

Monday, February 1s-The court met at II O'Clock. An
the judges present.
The argument the of H. j. Anderson The United
States (adouned from Friday sst) resumed in
behalf Of government by the Solicitor who followed in
favor OF the claimant by Hon George Badger Of Moth
Carolina who concluded the argument, and the
submitted for the decision Of the court.
Mr. Lawrence harye. Of Fredericksburg, appointed
commissioner for the State OF Virginia take testimony
10 be used in this court.
The opinion o the In the Of James Beatty
The United States delivered by Judge ScarburRh, in
stead Of by Chief Justice Gobr erroneousy stated
In our report Of last Fridays proceedings.
The court adjourned till ii o'clock tomorrow.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-19

HoRpiBLE o,LAMTY<-A gentleman from Holly Springs
gives the following particulars OF most awful and dis
tressing tragedy to the editors Of the Memphis (Tenn
Eagle:
Mr. R Y. Cor, who resided about twelve miles from
Holly Springs Mississippi In the vicinity Of ChulshomR
on Wednesday last shot bis wife killing her instantly and
then shot himself through the head When the servant
broke into their both found dead Mr. Cox
times partially insane lie formerly resided in this city
10 South Memphis, at place known as the Swiss Cot
tage' He most worthy young man, and the awful
calamity Just recorded be attributed only to insanity
with which his friends believed him to be afflicted for
time previous this melancholy affair His wife miss
Wilson, Of Marshall county, Miss was bride Of but
sir weeks.
We comments on this mournful catastrophe
for another occasion Mr. Cox is the third male member Of
worthy family who has died violent death within the
last eight years One in ft of insanity threw
himself from the deck OF Mississippi steamer and
drowned another slain by the accidental discharge
Of doube-barreed shot gun when starting camp
hunt; and have to record the death Of still an-
other and that OF hs fair young wife by his hands
SAnRp--Tbe steamer Quaker City which took the place
OF the Pacific sailed from New York Saturday last
She took out only seven passengers
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-19
PETITIoNA.

BY Mr.. KIDwELL, Of Virginia The petition and accom-
panyirv documents Of Daniel Stccnrod Virginia asking
work done bv him the Cumberland road
In the years 1917 and 1918 in Virginia Also the petition OF
.undry citizens Of Tyler and Wetze counties 10 Virginia
for the establishment Of mail running from Middle
bon rne in Tyler county, via the mouth Of Elk Fork creek
and Camps School House, TO New hsrtinsvle in Wetael
county.
BY Mr.. BROOKS; The petition OF citizens Of Lexington
and Orangeburg dricts South Carolina asking for mail
route between Kitan's Mills and Rsh's Store.
BY Mr.. HALE, Of Massachusetts The petition Of Samuel
Norris for pay for beef Hour, &c. furnished the Indians In
California In
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-19
M Marcy 10 Governor SAonnoa.


M. Marcy TO Governor Shannon.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington Feb. l6, 1856.
SIP herewith enclose TO you copy Of proclamation
by the President dated the lth instant duly anthent
Gated, and also copy of orders issued from the Depart
ment Of War 10 Colonel Sumner and Breyet Colonel Cooke
of the United States army
The President 10 unwilling to believe that In e4ecuting
your duties governor Of the Territory of Kansas there
will be any occasion TO call In the aid Of the United States
troops for that purpose aud il is enoned upon you TO do
all that can possibly be done before resorng TO that meas
ure yet If IL becomes indspensaby necessary to do so In
order to e2ette the laws and preserve the peace you
hereby authorized by the President to make requisition
upon the officers commanding the United States tary
forces at Fort Leayenworh and Fort Riley for such
ssance may be needed for the abovepeced purpose
While conbding in the respect of citizens for the
laws and the efficiency of the ordinary provided for
protecting the sights and property he deems IT. however
not improper considering the peculiar situation OF affairs
in the Territory OF Kansas that yon should be authorized
TO have the power herein conferred with view to meet
any extraordinary emergency that may arise; trusting
that it will not be used until you shall find resort to it
unavoidable in order 10 insure the due execution of the
laws and to preserve the public peace. ...r 81.
Before any actual inerposon Of the military force
any occasion, yon win the proclamation of the
President with which you herewith furnished to be
publicly read
am, sir, very respectfully your obedient servant
w. L. MARCY. 4
Hon. WILSON SHANNON,
Governor of the Territory of Kansas.
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The person sui h"oAss elisA~
the 20, Of me subscription Ds
sy money letter, me cst@ss
o. which BY and all sk assumed ~ oaeses ~
sac transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER u published al weekly during 1as ssS
sioas u Cons,es., aud ssni-weekiy during the
suhcplons for period wn be received oN
terms proposliased 10 he above annual rates.
isy-P0srn AsTEas sulhoxed agents and
By sending as RVS DAILY susche with 80 sneiocsdi
SEMI WEEKLY suhsbsis, with go sneiessd vi" DC sn-
uded rory srafis.
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Oldest officer Of the army He believed that the people
satisfied with this being merted by the gall
liant services of that distinguished general but how had
theeqnay gallant services OF Commodore Stewart the senior
officer IN the navy been rewarded Under the operation
OF law passed by the Congress- that officer has been
declared Incompetent for the discharge OF his duties and
has been removed from the eetyeservce list The ques
ton Is debated in the Senate whethe he is
now au officer in the navy at all. #.
After few remarks from Messrs JONES' of Tennessee
and FESSENDEN the further consideration Of the subject
was postponed until Tomorrow at one O'clock.
DISTURBANCES IN KANSAS
message received from the President ofthe United
States by Sidney Webster esq bis private secretary
mitlng report OF The Secretary of State and aceompa
nying documents in 10 the resolution of the Sen
ate OF the 4th instant calling for copies Of tbe laws and
journals Of the legislative assembly Of the Territory of
ansas and OF any correspondence which may have taken
place between the governor of that Territory and the Of
cers OF the general government in relation disturb
ances in that Territory. ..a .H.. .a.
The documents read length consisting Of letters
from Governor Reeder to Mr.. Marcy, defending himself
against the charges Of having been concerned In the
chase OF Kansas halbreed reservations and other sec
ations in the public lands OF said Territory also several
communications from Governor Shannon the President
detailing the disturbances which have taken place the
town of Lawrence, &c The reading having been con-
cluded, 5" ~
Mr. TOUCEY expressed bis approval of the course
which had been pursued by the Executive in relation to
the disturbances in Kansas and hoped his position would
receive the support Of every friend OF the constitution and
the laws .. .r~
Mr. WILSON said that the correspondence which had
been read totally msrepesented the state of affairs in Kan
He believed that the elections had been carried by
the aid of Hborder rans" from the State of Missouri
the point of the bowekniie, and indulged in de-
nunciaons of those who favored the policy of making
Kansas slave State. Before he had concluded he gave
way to a motion TO adjourn and accordingly
The Senate adjourned.
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His EsceTlency FaAsKtn PuaCr
Gos. lsaannon % No. Gen Rieaard.on.
HEADQUARTERS SHAWNEE MISSION,
Kansas Territory, Nov. 2T, lsl

SIN Reliable information has reached that an armed
military force is in Lawrence and that vicinity In
open rebellion against the laws Of this Territory and that
they have determined that process in the hands OF the
sheriff Of that county shall be executed have received
letter from j. Jones' sheriff Of Douglas county inform
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-19
KANSAS AFFAIRS.

The suboined documents transmitted to the Senate
yesterday in reply to call the President for cerin In
formation in regard affairs ia the Territory Of Kansas
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-19

--.|TH ohhWheF MIssl0h n - Uc'. = IoVV'
Nv pRAR ara. have written letter 10 Sheriff Jones
putting him in possession of what have DONE and the
pectatons have Of getting from Washington authority
forth with call the United States forces At the fort
have sent despatch 70 Colonel Sumner and received
reply that he will be ready any moment to move With
his whole force the order, rec~ivsd from
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-02-19

ing mo that he had arrested under warrant pheeo
In his hands and while conveying him 10 Lecompton he
was net by armed force Of forty men, ard lhat
The prisoner was taken out OF his custody and open dell
ante bid 10 The law am also, duly advised that an
stroyed personal property and turned whole families out
OF doors, in Douglas county Warrants VIII be issued
against those and placed in the hands OF the sheriff OF
Douglas county for execution. lie has written TO me de-
manding three thousand 10 aid him in the execution
of the process OF the law and the preservation OF the
peace ..
You are therefore hereby ordered to collect together
large force you your division and repair without
delay to ecompton and report yourself 70 j. Jones tho
sheriff OF Douglas county, together with the number OF
your forces and render to him all the aid and assistance In
your power il required In the execution of any legal pro-
in his hands The forces under your command are TO
be used for the sole purpose of aiding the sheriff In execu-
ting the law, and for other purpose ~
have the honor to be your obedient servant
WILSON SHANNON.
Maior Ganaral wur,.,, u ptcu.ynaox
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WILSON SHANNON.
HEADQUARTERS FlRsr CAVALRY,
Fort Leavenworth, Dec. I, 1851

GovrRson have received your two letters Of the 9Th
and eth instant regret extremely TO dsappont you but
the more reflect upon 1t the more am convinced that
ought not nterpose my command between the two hos
tile parties this Territory until receive orders from the
government We know that the whole matter now IN
the n OF the Executive and 1t is affair OF too much
or any to anticipate the action OF the gov
and whenever they cne shall move instantly BY night
or BY day you find these people bent on attacking tho
town would respectfully suggest Una. tney mgn. pe IN
the general government expected every ana
that there was no doubt but that these orde on
an enlarged view of the whole difficulty, would give gem,
parties. .h.a,srt .sr
want =. SCa,n
His Excellcncy WILSON SHANNON,
Governor Of Kansas.
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Fort Leavenwor,h Dec. s, 1856 o'clock a m
ovEnNoa have Just received your letter Of ysstsrday
with the teegraphic despatch from the President wM
march with my regiment in few hours, and will usast You
at the Delaware crossing the Kansas this evening,
With high respect, your obedsnt servant,
%0< r. f. SUMNER,
Col. lst Cavalry.
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CAxr or WAKARUsA,
December 4, 1855.

. EXECUTIVE Oygcg,
I Shawnee Mission, X T. December 2, 1885.
have received reply to my despatch to Col Sumner,
informing me that be will be ready at moments warning
To move with his whole force desired ~ soon ~ orders
are received from ashington. My teegrapic despatch
10 the President has through before this time,
and will receive in short time have no doubt the
authority desired call the United States troops un-
der these you will wait until can get the
desired orders from Warrington before attempting to exc
cute your wrs This will prevent any eduson OF blood,
and will have moral influence which will prevent here
find that OF the United States Be used to pre-
serve order they viii be ready 70 put themselves in
opposition and IL necessary, seps will be taken 10
station adequate force in that region TO protect The
people against awless voenc and To insure the execu-
ton of the laws You will retain forcs adequate to
protect yon from viocncs and 10 guard your prisoner
Any beyond this had better remain At distance nn
be needed The known deficiency In the and all the
Of which necessarily must characterize
the lawabding citizens that have rushed to your ASSIST
ance in the maintenance Of will invite resistance on
the other side who well armed, and " wrong 70
place these position where their lives may pe en-
dancered when we win In all probability nave an ample
force from the fort Ia few days
SHOW this letter 10 Major General Richardson and Gen.
Eas,on who am advised have gone 10 your aid They
90 TO Tccompton, hut will join you wherever you ars
THAR forces are small and be required for your pro-
,ec,ion until advices are received from Washington.
i ,ena Won letter 10 General Richardson, which You
viii please place handa At early day praccs
BILE refer him to this letter 70 yon for my views You
will let him see II, #4f
Let rec know number Of you have and the
names Of the defendants win probably accompany Co.
Summers command
Yours &C, WILSON SHANNON. Is
Mr.. JoSrs Sheriff,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-19

"TAE WEEKLY UsIos," is the title OF a
dminu'iye paper supporting the claims oil
one Willard Fillmore for the Presidency
and published by the National Union Com.
mittee," at the big price OF One Dollar for
the campaign, that made its appearance on
our table yesterday. Its editorial articles
are well written, though little fashy and
somewhat bombastic. AS an aid TO their
sinking cause it is perhaps the best thing
The Buchaners of our city could have pitch
ed on, as many warm hearted Americans
who " ::uld otherwise have supported Mr.
Fremont, will thus be induced TO weaken
his strength by throwing away their votes
on Fillmore.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-19

A SERIOUS CAsE.-Somebody gets up a
cock and bull story Of a man who died from
reading in the papers how his poor brother
was mal,reated in Kansas, which afterwards
Ms the whole affair does, proves to be the
wicked imaginations of some genius more
inventive than moral; whereupon our sage
friend of the white beard, who presides over
the desunies of the misnamed Democrat
having his sympathies deeply aroused, pours
forth torrent of invective upon the deep
inlamy Of the editors Of the Black RePubli-
can press. If his brother Bucanier who
concocted the paragraph should chance TO
zee the rawlings of this choice spirit over his
lucubrations, his visibility would be awlully
disturbed.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-19

MEKAsEsIE-W the exception OF the
giraffe the animals Oh exhibition at Dries.
baeh's menagerie were indifferent speci-
mens Of their kinds. Like good many
others after looking at the contents OF the
ball dozen cages, we passed 10 the other
side and took seat with our little ones TO
see the interesting performance Of the mon
keys and the pony and the BIG elePhanl.-
Instead of which Il very mediocre circus
company consumed the time and disapPoint-
cd hundreds OF little once, who had rather
have seen the real monkeys perform.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-19
Washington Item

NEw YORK, Ang, 1.-THE correspondent
Of the Heraa, under date otWashington 18th
says: Senator Pearce reported this morning
IN favor of sending an agent to great Brit.
ian on the subject of regulating coins be.
tween the two countries, equalizing their
value
Gen. Lane, Of Oregon, has been offered
tie Governorship OF Washington Territory
He declined it.
Recent advces received, somewhat ex.
tcnuate the conduct OF Gov Stephens in
that Territory. The majority of the Naval
Commissioners of the House have agreed to
strike from the Senate bill amendatory OF
The act to promote the efficiency of the Navy
the section authorizing promotions from
the reserved list, while the minority simply
propose to leave the entire matter to the
President of the Senate. There is no pros.
pect Of final action on it at this session.
II is understood that Mr.. Campbell's au.
thofity for announcing to the House the dis
misEal of those persons arrested in Kansas
on the charge OF treason without trial, was.
first, w. l.. Marcy, afterwards he received
the assurance from the President himself.-
Upon this point the new Governor has re-
eeiVed instructions.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-19
GROCERIES AND PROVE IONS,
WILEY & MUNGEk'S
On Cd St bet. Main and Brady,
OPPOSITE LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.

~,iTIzENs of Scott and Joining counties. YOU
l attention is respectfully invited 10 call and eN
AMI ne aud buy one o the beet stocks Of GroSeres
Proyisions, Wooden and Willow ware, prion rrtits
piis Pnints q .e ,nsware. Glassware, DC. Consist
ing In part Of the following Goods
Young Hsssn, Imp, Guupowde and bicGk ieas
New Orleans, Cl traed; Powdered and crushed su
ssy.. Rio lava Drowned and Ground Lohees; Mo.
as.es in Kegs, nj Obls. and ebls' pded q Preserved
Fruits. -. ,.-f. 49, 1
I nuisy M, Cement, Jersey Zinc and White Lead
lIn,eed, Lard and Tanners oils; NhiteHsh, Mack
orel and Herring, Willow Baskets, willow wagon,
ana Cabs: Tubs, Buckets, Churns, Brooms, &c j
Powder Shot, Lead and Percussion Gaps; 400 bush
Al. nried Anples, 5000 h,s. smoked Beef Sugar cur
ed Hams aud Shoulders, Lara ana fiSSt"a i"'h
every other article connected with The ufacer} phs
meas which You age respectfully invited to call an'
Alhenyy articles delivered within any part OF thr
city.
Davenport, June =, d2twtf