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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

1t may with great propriety be said
Of our little Bank of Kanawha up at
the Salines, as was said ofour gallant
little Navy. in the war of 1912, it has
fought itselfinto favor. A relentless
war against its credit was waged very
soon after it commenced business, two
or three years ago, which has been
kept up mainly, we believe, BY some
Brokers, and perhaps, other interest
ed individuals in Cincinnati, to the
present time Amidst all their spite,
however, the Bank has, at all times,
continued to redeem its notes, when
ever prcsente ri its counter, in specie.
BY the anne "a article, which we find
in the CincinS enquirer, copied from
the Gazette ofthat city, we are glad
to preceive the enemies of the Bank
of kanawha have, at last: given up
the contest M acknowledge that our
gallant little Bank and its intrepid
President, have conquered. Wehope,
now, i has come out of the ordeal un-
scathed, it will be able to fulfill its
mission of usefulness to the communi-
ty.-Kdnaarha Republican,. ~. :.
The BANK OF KAN wnA.-Since the
re-chartering Of the Bank Of Kanaw-
ha, the Banks Of Wheeling, several Of
the branches of the State Bank 81
Ohio, the Ohio Life Insurance and
Trust company Bank of this city, and
some other banks and bankers, have
placed its paper on a footing with 9TH
or par currency, and it is now receiv-
ed and paid out over the counters oil
these institutions. The Bank of Kan.
awha ia presided over by a gentleman,
who stands high, both as regards in
tegrity and capacity, in the communi-
ty where the Bank is located, and the
Board Of Directors is also composed
Of very good men, This being the
case, and the bank having been main
tanned against q heavy run, sustain
nights credit throughout, and it's char.
ter having been extended by the Legis.
latnre, by which body its condition
and the character ofits managers were
closely scrutinized, there lie nothing
that would Justify our, banks in Longer
refusing to receive its paper at par
Cincinnati Gazette, 14h alt. v
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
Served them Right.

The Abolitionists Of Quaker Bottom,
Ohio, opposite Guyandotte, for some
time past have. been offering various in
suits and threats to the people on this
side Of the river, and have also held a
number Of meetings in that vicinity, as
one Salmon Reckard, in a communication
70 the Ironton TO- Register says, "to
consider matters Of public interest, prom
inent among which were the moral char.
acter Of negro catching g. the rights and
privileges that should 30 snjoyed:by our
eolored population, and the, needs Of the
people Of Kansas, f.. -
1t appears that during one Of these
meetings, on the 18th ultimo, company
Of Virginians from Guyandotte. crossed
the river and gave these niger stealers
Except few whorun) a sound drub-
bing,' among them was the radiant Judge
Reclard. This band Of cowardly, sneak
H.
ing, thievish Abolitio nists have been
trespassing too long upon the rights Of
Southern nen-tOo long have they been
allowed to carry on their nefarious plans
Of kidnapping slaves without any inter-
ference. 1t has become unsafe for man
to hold slaves on the Ohio river-these
thieYish Freesoilers will decoy them of,
then rob them of what they may have,
and turn them out in the free State Of
Ohio, or else send them to Canada to
starve. We think it high time Virgin
ians should begin to put this negro steal.
ing spirit, which seems so rife in the
border counties Of Ohio, down. !
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
Llsv bllIIr sDlltIi 0hieI

. L =
tnsl Black and White KNOWN othings
5sd . gsheral row, y their State Com
sention held insC Columbus. Ohio, on the
'e0shxitimo. The Black Know othings
had the majority, and held possession
Of the hall, while the White members
Withdrew, and repaired to the City Hall.
and entered in.oa new organisation, Or.
rather q reorganization.
The ityreport sustained the with.
drawal Of Ii. Gov. Ford, and his party,
from the Philsdelphis Convention, and
sustained the Pittsburg arrangement. and
which'are properly named the Black or
Colorsd Know. Nothings, while the 9th.
ers pride themselves on the cognon,en Of
W'his Know Nothings. Under these
two names .hey entsr the field for the
Presidential raco, with much more bit.
terness Of feeling against each other, than
against the Democratic party.
Go II "Sani.' rai
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
Fcssign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMEW.
BosroN, March "a.

BOSTON, March ~.
The English steam Propeller Emew,
arrived last night from Liverpool,
having saileIl therefrom on the 18th
inst, she brings three days later I'D
vices. Ii5s FIJI.
The Peaca Conference were holding
daily sessions.
Nothing had transpired in the Cri-
mea. III
! Fifty thousand, British troops were
reviewed ut I,alaklava 9th March. \.
The White Works were blown up
ut Seyastopol 2sth February. If
Adviccs from Constantinople to the
3sth February state that On Austrian
Courier had arrived there, with pro-
positions relative to tho Danubian
Principalities. w
A financier crisis had occurred at
Constanople; exchange on London
advanced to 4 80 and on Vienna to
500. the English pound sterling rated
At 40. TtI M
The Minister of Finance had appeal.
ed to the merchants inviting them to
devise some remedy. v.
The river Danube is again open;
Lloyd's steamer had commenced run.
ning.s u: >: ~. A.
AnIorder 70 suspend hostilities III
Asia had been forwarded to Omar and
Selim Pachas. !. II
Advices from Norway announce
that al serious commercial crisis pre-
walls there. Twenty commercial
houses had suspended in Bergen a.
lone. - III tNF
The Manchester market was firm
but with only a moderate business.
The American mail steamer Wash
ington had arrived Off Cowes. I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

Hon. DAvY CRooKErr's WIpow.-.
The late Legislature Of the State Of
Texas has passed alaw giving TO Mrs.
Elizabeth Crockett \ league of.and -.
She is the widow ofthe respected and
lamented David Crockett. who. after
serving his country honestly andfaith
FULLY in Congress and other places Of
trust. was butchered at the Alamo.
ncbly fighting for the freedom of Tex,
az. Columbus Enquirer.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
fLyNcn LAW m VIRorsIA.--A

! Lyxcn Law N vlRorsrA,-A man.
named VIM. Hornbeck, living il,
Lewis county, Va, for alleged i'll
treatment of his family. was lynched
BY the young mon in the ncighbor.
hood, one night last week. The Yves.
ton Herald says: BIT
ale was taken few nights since,
BY party Of men, who stripped him
eli his clothing, and rode him for q
length Of time in that condition on a
rail. lie was then taken to . briar-
patch and made tosrun through it,
Whenever he evincsd a disposition to
move less slowly q stout paddle,
bored through with augur holes. was
applied, which accelerated his move.
nicnts most astonishingly. This ex.
ercise being over, d coat Of tar and
feathers was applied, which Mr.. Horn.
beck was made to wear, much against
his will. During this operation he
tried to faint, but the paddle soon re.
stored him to Consciousness; after
which he was left alone in his glory''
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
Hear RslsrIns shIPssk.

On the 3Sbf Jannary'at eleven /.
Sclock A. Nhs Gillian IS steamer
Sasado leillcahuano ID yalp9rals,
" hayirghboard tire hnudreu
~ tiftytitpersons. these con
SHE'D oftitysix soldicrsof the :. sec &.
ON battaN oihe line, fur Officers i
ofte samSne Sundrcd and torty-
eigh wom fori children, fourteen
ssapgerAd tx steamers crew.
numeefp&ty-elht persons. n
little her light TN. 81 the same
day with Or niis miles speed
and q spic ea, the ,tcamcr ran oll
9 rock spun Maule bout eighteen
Il irhni!hly became apparent
that the shta sinking. An ordel
was at oncereA to lower The boats
Ofthese th\ seA only four. Ont
OF these WWYnel (Jf the OIncI
three one re{dths shore about tiye
hundred yarli{aAt, and the othell
T.. \, entered hrbor Of Maule. 4
The:fl Of Z mo contained Cap
tain Cablese4 purser, one psssen-
ger and twelyimen. The whole
number |, saved forty-three out ol
.ali on board;, hat three hundred
and fiftcen Perperished.
Among the "a are members
o. many famllie Il, the deepest
affection. Onl5, female cscap.
ed. ff
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

Lx yrox M 4. ~ slSm,r
Texas ! arriyd Y New Ol|rsns
with Is Cruy datS 70 ths3Srd 81
Taheez wasstill Puebla, wh.re
he VI emmei in bAhe goyeinnsrs
Sorc} 1 WA repoIed tiat ~ ~
mad ppposilions surrender Is,
CorhioIt. which thllatiassr-i (slsS
Aompany was still fofnits <
builh railroad from Yera Cru l, 4
TIC y of Mexico. 4
1city q Vera Crus VA quisl. J.
The|ews Is meagTe. IA
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

PRETTY GooD.-The following is
is related of Mr.. Mason. the Ameri-
can Minister at Paris: He was at q
Court ball at Tuilleries, and his eye
happened to light on the Charged At
lairs Of Soulonque, in France, d fine
ooking black. Some one Observing
his steady gaze, sail, swell, Mr.. Ma
son, what do you think Of yonder
blackee, in his embroidered coatl"-
Think, !" replied Mr.. Mason, still re.
gsrding the negro with the eye of a
connoisseur, .,why, clothes and all, /
think that fellow is; worth a thousand
dollars. This is '!Old Virginia" all
over: and everybody is laughing at
the bon mot. IN
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

The Louisville Courier says that
Cpl. Garland, late Treasurer Of New
Orleans, of whose defalcation, flight,
arrest and Imprisonment, the public
have been appraised, was one the lead.
ing Know Ndtllings ofthe town. Ills
detalcation is for several hundred
Thousand dollars, and it has been as
certained that some forty or fifty
Thousand dollars in a a Savings Bank
<ofIwhich he was President, was loan
ed or given to irresponsible parties.
stotbe used for election purposes du-
ring the last canvass. The money
was mostly deposited in small sums
BY Germans and Irish, whose hard
earnings were used as the "sinews
of}war"- war waged against them.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

Some iour years age ~ cisissus @ sne :
x.lIev Of tbs Kanswha cohtribetsd Z sum
q money safscient . eject Buff Cad:
envy. II 81 : spacious buildipgsisrgs
enough Tor q male and female seminary,
.Ad has been in operation since its
erection. First, under the management
Of Prof. Rossrrrk. who gsye.,it Q reputa-
zion As an institution Of learning Of some
importance. Subseq aen.ly the Trustees
employed Rev. Mr.. HEspEasos, 8 gon-
tleman Of fine requirements, who had
the management of the institution for q
short time. but owing TO bad health had
to give ltup. "A short time before the
commencement Of the sixth semi-annual
session, The Trustees were fortunate
enough 70 procure the services Of Prof.
LAuoHLIs, 4 gentleman Of 6ne literary
and scholastic sttainments, who, having
devoted the greater portion Of his life 70
teaching. ID in every way competent TO
make this institution one Of the very best
In the State. r-5-.-
The Tra.ls.s dsp|sss much credit f.r
the seal manifested By them in building
up in this "hsalthful. intelligent, moral,
and virtuous community" an institution
Of learning DO much to be desired in this
portion Of Western Virginia. Situated
in the healthiest part Of the valley Of the
Kanawha, where board can be had chea.
per. perhaps. than in any other place in
this portionrof the State, it win be, we
have no doubt, under che management of
Prof LAUoHLrS eminently successful
Parents wishing To- educate their chill
dren, will most assuredly patronise an
institution instheir own State, as better
one cannot be found any where than the
Buffalo Academy. In r i. u. .
The seventh semi-annual session COM
mences on the slst Of this month. We
shall notice this institution in several
succeeding numbers Of GU, paper, as we
believe it to be one that should be pat
ronized by the citizens of all the adjoin-
ing counties. ! = L
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

ELECTIONS 10 CoaK.-Ncw Hamp.
shire having led of the pre- presidei,.
tial elections, will be followed by
Connecticut and Rhode Island this
month. There areIno other elections
earlier than August, when Alabama,
Arkansas, Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri,
and Texas hold on the first Monday
Of that month, and Tennessee and
North Carolina shortly afterwards.
The following States also have State
elections before that Of the Presiden.
tai: California, Florida, Georgia, In.
diana, Maine, Ohio and Pennsylya.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

torn gence received II thlsls
Rat y en- knoxville, Tenn, slils.
STATE town OF Seyiervills, u u
q 9! nre Tuesday March 9ssI, /
y 7 SIS 10 the house Of hi D,..
s s. H. sn y Of the county, and invsI'I
T. So,, ~ y ! nction Of the jul, counl
nIuse Y IS houses ii fact, shevb "
o y. ss,ss tho exception q ~,
4 IN H. ;a;l' Pgs. The only penn
s w 's ~ . man recently esIb,
s ..,,.,. sti c ras burned 10 dsIlk
d opavs;li1 cus him having Pr
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
Prem Central AmsrIsl.
NV ORI.EA.s, Afarch ID.

The steamship Daniel w,~,,ater,
from San Juan, with dates to the $50,
arrived to-day.
Colonel SchlesiDger was marched
ont Of Costa Rica onthe 9th OF March.
General Walker had been rciiifor-
ced BY three hundred Americans.
Costa Rica had made 9 formal de-
clsration Of war against Nicaragua,
which reached Grenada on the 10Th.
Walker Immediately returned the
compliment, and on the same even.
ing, accompanied 5by~ three hundred
men, he crossed the lake to Virgin
Bay.
Three hundred men under Colonel
Schlesinger marched the next day for
Costa Rica.
The latest adyices state that they
had not met the enemy, but had pro.
vided themselves with horses, inten-
ding to proceed against Guamo Castle
On the 21st Majors Hciss arrived
ont with dispatches to Wheeler, the
American Minister. An Ambassa-
dor from San Salvador had arrived ut
Grenada with dispatches OF Q peace.
full character.
Walkers proclamation Of the 9th
says he was invited there by tho De
niocratic party Of Nicaragua. He
had struggled to- carry ont the prin-
ciples ofthe revolution Of 1854, but
the legitimist party refusing all ef-
forts at Cancellation, there was no.
thing left bnt war. The Costa RIGA
government had issued an address to
the people Of Central America, cal.
ling on them to rise and destroy the
invaders. ].
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

PRErrY SHARP.Fyler, who was
acquitted atSyracuse, N. z, Of nv ~.
murder Of his wife on the ground of
insanity eloquently supported By his
attorney, has defended againsta mort.
gage on his farm for three thousand
dollars which no gave his LAWYER
shortly after the murder by entering
the same plea, alleging that he was
Just ~ crazy as when he committed
the homicide. We don'tsce howtbey
ean veil demnr 70 that plea. III IS
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
III. County Of Roan..

We understand that the new county of
Roane, formed Of parts Of Jackson, Gil
mer and Kanawhs, will be organized this
month. though we have not seen the bill.
We learn that our old friend Col. JoHs
r. THoMAssoS, is q candidate for the
clerkship. No man has done more for
tbe formation Of the county than Col. T.
Winter after winter the Col. has visited
Richmond whom the Legislaturs was in
session, and used every honorable exer-
ton to get a new county formed out Of the
counties Of jackson, Gilmer and Kama.
Wha, at . heavy expense, and much labor
Of performing the trip to Richmond on
horseback. At last, BY the earnest ap.
peals Of Col. THoNAs to the members
Of the Legislature, after several attempts
in the course Of six or seven years, the
prayers Of the people at last prevailed;
and the Legislature have done thsm no.
thing more than justice in giving Them
the county Of Roane.
Col. THoxAssoH deserves the unani-
nous support Of the people Of that coun.
y for the clerkship Of both Courts. Both
win bearly pay for Che services to be per.
formed. The people in nearly ali the
counties in the State. We believe, have
given both clsrkships to the Same per.
BON. And We hope the people Of Reane
viii reward their well-tried and faithful
servant. Col. r. with both clsrkship.
He eminen.ly deserves il.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

DEAp,-Mr. Samuel Henly. allu
ded to in our last issue, q havin,
lived forty-two days without food
died on Friday last. From the tim
lie last ate anything untI~ fiideatn,
was torty-nias days. Mr!A. had
taken no nourishrnent dung the
whole time except an dasiona
-draught Of water. He Rast very re
spectacle farmer, and wasl abofingI
under mental delusion l,o Aar3|
ket Spirit.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

MAJOR PARxsR, the renowned Shaks.
Pearian Clown. and his accomplished
lady, gave one Of their Histrionic Exhi.
bitionslin our town. lastweek. In praise
Of the performances We need only % say.
that their whole audience, during the
tentits evening. had theirimouths stretched
from EFT 70 ear. Look out for the Major
and Biz hdy 1t Point Pleasant, as they
are "bebhin' areopad.' I.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

The Richmpd Dispatch says !
! small daughter of Mr. Wsshlnl|
Bottom, living il, Henri s. sou'
about eight lnihs east Of hlshn.
was so badly burned on Fridsy
that she died Of her injuries y! !
uriay morning. The child !. 81
accidentally caught iire while = I
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

IA company 81 three hundred
fifty Mormons reccntly reached a
MI. as we learn from the Courla
that city. They were Danes-.
81 them, in easy circnmssan''
About fifty ofthem sought egg
Inent in Illinois, and the resldus I
led on to Salt Lake.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

Col. J. w. Foru has retired from
tho editorial condt Of the Washing
ton Union, havinisposed Of his en-
tire interest to hijte partner, Judge
"A. O. p. Niehoh, who is now sole
editor and proptor.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

BosroS, Ma1s7th. The Canada
arrived this ewing. She left Liver
pool at midnit Of the 18th inst,
with the neYthat Prince jerome
Bonaparte, wthas been dangerously
i'll, was imprtng.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
VIRGINIA AND TEEN Essrr r = =,

= sNN EcSbk 1tAuROAD.
III Messrs. q W. Purcell & Co. 81
this city, have disposed Of $500. 900
ct the second Inortgagcd bonds ii the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Y Company. This with the amount a
300, 900 subscribed BY the State will
insure the speedy completion Of the
inportant Improvement to the Ten.
nsssse line.-l 2icl. Ehq.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

VIM. Hch, Of Shenandoah coun.
u, has hn arrested upon suspicion
Of poisojg his wife. Upon exam
ination Il stomach was found 70
containlt h strychnine and arsenic.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
Tire. Days Later.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.

. - i ". n 1IALIrAA' HaLCH zoo \
The peace conference is still in pro.
gress. The indications appear favor
able. Persia has consented to take
part in the conference, and Manteuffel
goes % its plcnipotiary. ~. !.
The lowerqualities Of cotton declin.
ed one eighth, and closed dull, with 0
tendency towards a further Decline
Breadstufsh have considerably advanc.
ed, and are firm. Lard quite STEADY.
Naval. stores firm. Consols 924 te
92A. - Ell i -: r. ..
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

MI. jniel Bowen died ia Philadel-
phia, Nv days ago, in the Goth year
Of hiske He was the oldest pub
lisheHd printer in the United States.
He pjished the New Haven Regis
ter ij764.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

Postmssssrs who may have money in
their possession. received for subscrip.
siOn 70 the Star. win please remit Ii.
y same . We are in need Of money. In
making changs. post-ofic. stamps viii
answer IN place 81 silver, and can be
better sent By mail.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

The K. Ne have elected tbeii
candidate for Mayor n fLe
burg, BY thirty majority.
it was one hundred and sixly
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
EMANorPlb N. = The Charlotte

EMAaorPb N. - The Oharlottes-
vile Advocis Estates that some eighty
Or ninety Auable negroes were
emancipste(y the will Of the late
Capt. Jas. Terrell, who died sin
that town Jet Tuesday. Il salso
stated thu ample provision was
made for tr removal to Liberia; or.
some Of three States.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

!, Wenotics that some Of our exchanges
dirsct their papers, intended for as. y Put
nam g. H. Z Buffalo and Putnam c. H.
are two different places. Please send to
Bufolo, Putnam Co.. Va. mr. a % r
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09

We received : private letter. ! few
days since, from Maj. l. B. WAsHIso-
TON. who at present is on his way to Mis-
souri, and Kansas. He requests us to in
form his friends desiring TO emigrate to
Kansas that he win return in the course
ofl few months. and hopes then to form
: company for that place.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-04-09
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