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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
LATEST LIVERPOOL MARKETS, PER ARABIA

LivERPooI, Saturday Afternoon, Oct, II, 1876.
Me.srs. Bigland, Atkaya & Co. report Breadstulfs
very finn at Yesterday prices In other articles no
change to report.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday Afternoon, Oct II, 1885,
Msssrs. Richardson, Spence s. Co. report: Market
for Wheat quiet at yesterdays prices with but little
choice white OF red uHsod. Flour unchanged Indian
Corr-Some inquiry for sound parcels in store, at %
for mixed. Several OF the purchases made during the
week, eK-ship have been rejected, being heated.
Cot:on-Saes to-day 10000 bales, and prces, Il
arythng rather dearer, and tie supply offering
Sartsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
Arrived .SuypAY, Oct. 81.

Steamship Besique tBels). Tack Antwerp Oct 3 .t
Southampton 7h mase and 30 steesse passenger n bp"
Steam Navigation Co.
Bark Mary Gibbs, Trinidad CUBE q days and InoA
81. G. Stephenson Experienced light ea'ery Winds aai
Gains the entire passage
Bark Carolina (swed.l Ssfstrom, Geae Sweden, u Gays
ror and Isl psssengers 70 Funeh and Meincke.
Bark Cr. Williams, Olmsed, Havana IL days, sugar ~
gsrs &C., 10 =. v KilgI Co.
Brig Amanda Jane (of Boston, Cool ssgua Grand. Oct
sugar aid molssses Otb nst experienced hesv
gale from NJ split sails and sprung lesk-the yes" irShss
6o strokes per hour. sd inst of the bshsDd' ans
gal. from n. y. w. wits bowed Of 50 miles south
Brig Mary tBr). Mcmahon, 81. John, B., days, Ps'a
10 master.
BEie Levisthsn. Fiinton Bangor, lumber to master
Schr Albion, Sheppard, Csstire, Me, bah 10 master
schr X. w. Demii Hendhcs,on Charleston days ooS'1
and nee 20 Deml l. Co.
scir CspEs Townsend GabooDe, West Africa Sept ~na
oil ivory Sbony te to A Mumiord Oct H. lat ~ To-"
Is spoke whaling bark Dromo OF and for warren X W.
p Oh Can Man .poke brig Princeton. for Ne~-Yor
schr Hiswnhs (of Rockandl simonson Key West - sr'
ndse. to Benbet a Desks ~,
PropeIler Potowska. eastman, Now Bedford
PROPELLER Pelican. Aldreh, Providence
Pror.ller shetucket Geer, Norwich
pnIp.uer concord Norman. Philadelphia
Propeller Tscony, Wilson, Philadelphia,
wIND-sunr,se w; Meridian, calm Sunset. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
pssseurrs Arrived

Ia bio Cora,lid from Lr,rpoo-Georse Brown q. e. Ne
Mshon Mr.. H. I. Whitley, Mast g. T. Whitley, IA" o. J.
Dyos ,, AL, -,
n, Can't r. r. Beebler Jose Canss, h. Lasdo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

0J2 l7ooH 9ssfjs, $40
The monthly return of the Bank OF France, pub
lshed To-Day although appears not to have produced
bad effect Paris is little calculated, when taken in
coniul ctiOn with the police proceedings against
the bullion dealers 20 diminish the anxiety regarding
that establishment. II EXHIBITS further falling off Of
t977OC eco in the stock of specie which u now
reduced 10 f6650, 0t0 without any proportionste
contraction having taken place IN the Liabilities,
tie re duction in the note of circulation, which was
previously ga s00, 600 being only f336 600. At the
same time the unavorable character Of these figures
il greatly by the fact that they do not rep
resent the ful OF the drain since expenditure
Of f25 0C0 equa 10 y per cent on a million sterEgl
at loss which 10 the extent OF the total THUG
artifcially brought in must lessen the receipts
{, be relied upon for the future. Even supposing
these purchases 10 be continued, will most
hh y b. the case although al an increasing cost the
process of exhaustion az lie present rate would be
peted in a little two months. There il, therefore
no cause for surprise the intensity of the impressions
lately felt as to the impending peril The other figures
Of the present al extraordinary increase Of
t2 gl9 900 the discounts consequent upon the rush
to obtain full supply Of money before the recent ad
vance in the rate and increase VI goo 100 in the
deposits which 10 be attributed may be presumed
TO this supply having been considerably beyond the
com mercial requirements Of the moment. The adj
vances On stocks and shares remain almost without al
teraiiOP the former showing decrease of only
tsrl Gee and the latter of II Co., The Government
balances present decrease Of nearly f7O0,000.
The private letters from Paris state that during the
last two days the drain from the Bank OF France has
partially subsded the amounts Withdrawn not having
exceeded half Of those taken on the two preceding
DAYS. The view for the moment was, therefore less
defpondng, and the idea Of voluntary suspension OF
specie payment lie said TO have been abandoned, the
Emperor being infe1lbiy opposed to 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

Banks is eth going on, but the effect q rot seriously
felt Fist class shcrt paper IL not pressing on the
market and goes without difficulty u: s. SIC. = cent
The currrnt rate however for good uanes at fo1r OF
t1 months Il 10 ( cent.
There wa on improved feeling IN Breads'uii- TO-
day with IN active derlard fcr export. Flour IN
proved lOc 2 bbL, ard Wheat e. Z bushel, with
sales Of 20 COO bushels Com is $50 frn Pork con-
tnrrs to decline with more doing; sales are making
atSls els - and se so - IL Groceries there is
DO activity, e1cep;inc in Sugar, which nave stu
stzonc uIrwc1d tendency; sales 800 bo-ea Havana
and 400 hhls Porto Rico enc Cuba Cotton has an
improving a,pearalre and soles hare been made at
,c. aivance.
The American 6uano Cripany which ha- been
drooping under the syy.ylas. report Of Com Aer"in
i, We are glad to lean, not quite dead The parties
engaged III IT have not Iost particle Of confidence
and have arranged and eared new expedition Tor
the purpose Of bringn. home a cargo oi guano' ana
thus furnishing positive evidence Of the existence oil
the deI.oet and Of It. superior quality. Tbs mauff
Il Of to, much importance % tbs country 10 De hgh!
abandoned end We trus. that the enterprise OF ui'
| Compenv ill Je rewarded ~ the fullest success
| TEc H1rttold Tine. --a,es that A. ChesebFo f
Young man doing business at Vernon Centre mas ao'
seconded from that place, after having forged notes
| and Inducements to the amount Of slO,c" con-
| siderable portion Of which was NJ \. hneeiahd oi
| Vernon.
AZ Philadelphia the Money market * somewhat uh'
settled under the !a.e ayces from abroad there are no
change in rates, but prime paper eoe- slow al ~
| e. cent T. annum, the tendency being upWaT1
At Boston money i. abundantly supplied al rom ,
to ?, g cent for desirable paper and up % ahi ~
| for GOOD second class names.
In Cincinnati increased stlngency il Observable IN
the Money market. The Discount Houses nave III
several instances been taxed to their utmost Aunt! -
accommodate their customers. First class names,
= cent 9 month. Exchange on New.iork has de-
clined. and the .s,es are now e cent, buying and
| selling.
The following is the value Of the exports at New
Orleans for the third quarter of 1885, ending Sept S
i NE.sLLs l. IOkkL1h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

The Anthracite Coal trad!, though toIeIHD'5 uCu'e
with the Carrying Companies, is suffering UNUSUAL ue'
preston in the mining districts, from the want OF iac-
tics 10 cary the business forward vigorously. Inc
bushes, Of the past week. being up TO Saturday last,
from the Lehgh region and to Thursday of this week
from the Schuylkill region, Is shown in the oiowi's
liable compared with business to corresponding lime
i.stN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

r., N.y,S Ri,,y Boafs-:OSoo bbs Flour. IS 80 .a.s,
Wheat 10 go do Corn 1000 do Rye - pk Ashes Isl d.
WHISKY, lc6 Provisions u ,,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

There vas but limited ofWHFAr offered On 'Chaa.e
hat the supply equal 20 the demand there being h
inquiry for eNpOg; OF home Ss' sn- sac. 81 Pun red
aaoa Al in store. Rye continue, IN iaiI request A. "a as
49, silor :, So ,sost snd Go bush white o,rs
are .csrcr and worth IS, bush oSoekks, -heyeasn.
p, 81 10 SUGAR of which large sales are makhs ~ rates,
Provisions .,i dull WHISKY frn SdS7c and $50 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
d. ,rI<s. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TEE TsIsuyI.

eATLkDAY,
..TES-Th~ demand 10 fair fr Pots IS The sup
=. L.sf. Sa.es q Pearls az 80. S4leratus firm.
con TOSTfe market aPpears hrme and for parcels &c
800 &c higher prices han quotations IN
80. h. ~ realized The sales 600 bales partly arrive
T. .b IA zoe 4 establishments general advance
pat ves,e 'sey Quotations;
- sEE-yosK CLASSIFICATION.
Uplsnt.. Eondx N.rvla. " o Tex
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
MI. Satterthwaite reports


al
p of Tia. pressure money which induced the bA1 i ~
- - N rdsy ls; 20 rai,, the Of discount 20 ceL
- nsrr bS ns 60 and 20 = cent Tor longer -t
IT, n.,e vas follow ed by tie Bank d Frsn:e limit Ns -
r,s 10 "a per having Dot than 81 tsys % ue
Al WAS the rArke; ff Consos winch deeL ue-
Ia a. ion money. tie settlement OF the account q W
h,yaTe,d 10 Oh for money. and chose AZ 9l tor
And ~ al for the November account
M dusrd for American Securities Ias Den seriously
- nv lis .sfe Of financial shsirs and although there
~ hen few transactions tT investment he supply Of
sier, Rs in excess q the demand and th- market
.i.bty reduced r.is Enc Third n freely
Sd ., 81 without buyers In Illinois Construction Bond.
x mall rsrcha,es have been made 6efdsl closing weak
. SbsIe have r1u II 90 Is premium Al which they
Clos. Michigan Cen.ra cent 1909 Bonds Az freely offered
az 81. carrying Interest
IN, Frend OF China of Augutt :. says:
Another assignment by highly respectable Amer.
loan fTn Wetmore 4 Co, il Canton for the benefit
90 rr,5rors !. notified in columns. The firms iabli-
DO aid to b. $500 000. realiLsbe sssets, including
isndrJ prcperty At Shsnghse and FcOchowfoo, under
rn9r,cage at = cent T. aDnum sJl1 900. With 80
,psli an apparent dcfci, some wonder has beea e1-
nrr-sed Al The course pursued by The MANAGE.
IN, Moniteur of 9TH INST. publishes the following:
Tho ejaculation OF sorting and melting down coin
IN extt The surplus value therefom L al injury il
iced upon H. public purse and constitutes an cifense
/G,Lfy which cannot be tolerated.
The Damstad, Bank, which hos taken the initiative
Of a General Congress Of The German Banking estab
bshments has jus, addressed an invitation to IL co..
Leagues to -eI d delegates to Il.
Fre.s The LOsSeE IiGe.g Osttr H.
The English funds opened With stesdiness n mora
ipr and have c-.l q; TN improvement Consols 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

IOfbI " 'I'II''fo'
Included inthe Imports were Coffee, So, 400; Coal
80 AGO Cigars, s28 GO; Peru Bark, al SO; Ra'ns
50 100 Furs, $23 GOO Fish, t24 800; Hemp 81 200
Hides Sill 900; Brandy s24 400; Copper, S9ooOi
Iron, $4,000; Steel, 1890 Lead, 81 900; Tn
slj4 900 Nolasses sls 500 Sugsr, sl3l 800 Watches
81, 100 Wines, $50, 600.
The exports of the week Exclusive Of specie, are
81 1874, against $l,7sj,Ij last year. The total
sipce lit Jsmarv is:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
Salcs NJ the stock Exchange. .Ocr. -.

lSCleVe 4 Piits. K n - %
100 dO.............eeV y
~ C!eve. Col 1 Gin. X HlDl
- Galcns & Chi r X y. le.
10 do..............,.iVS
LOO do............bD. te's
$50 Ia a Il. 1. X R...bS ~
leo do..............C ~
100 do............. boz SOt
10 Lacrosse 4 Nj X r.. 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27
ny Te1egYnph.

from New York
BOSTON Oct G-An pho, sost J. A. wsstsrve't. Of Sss'
Ycyb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

SATURDAY, Oct 2'-r. NJ.
TIE sa,ts Of Ens, Reading, ord Cep,Ial wee very
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

Philadelphia MaShess.. .Ocr. %.
an, Eo:hss ac!ss ieT wIt VI vsech No Qa.reit,oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

sen htIVftf qutts'
" scf~ warrants st............Sl 10 81 -
~ acre warrants s;............ 81 ~
~ warrants Az. 81
icS acre Warrants st........... ~ 20
The receipts Of the Marietta aad Cincinnati Railroad
lor September follows:
1853. 1856.
frcishts.. t3JB - -lLl7l ~
Ps.sousc.s .............. 1921 90 l2s25 IS
Nss s;G kApIc-,....... ...... LA q
roia..............sIl. ~ -5lrI %
lugTtsst... s.N.i7 -
The earnings of the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad
for the month OF Sept 1856 SI5s5l 81
foI September, l4SS 10
Increase = T. sSis6 -
4 morning paper having stated that bank cashier
had resigned bis place in consequence Of his using the
hank funds Ia max. loans 10 Huntington on forged
nap,r street rumor fixed upon bank a. the
nrobshIv alluded to. We have the best authority ior
knowing that the stree, Is in error IN is suspicious
Hrn,notop never had loan on paper nor discount at
that bank. He made an attempt to Obtain the conf
deuc, Of the officers hut the cashier was too shrewd
10 be deceived and instead Of losing by Huntington
the bank now owes him small balance.
There is considerable movement on csH loans IN
Stock caeles, but the supply oil money Is good, and
s,ter clo.k was less difficult 70 Obtain iac,h:'es
u en my Gsy irnrs tie week. Tie ''rac''s ~ lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-27

Upland.. FlondA N,ryrA No.hT
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-04
ltbN NIL Judd,
ALFRED B. GREENWOOD.

AuSEgrY TO POLITICAL OFFENDERS IN ESGLASD'-lns
Queen Of Great Britain ssys the New York Journal Of
Commerce) has celebrated the conclusion Of peace by 81
Of cemency in granting free pardon TO all persons
suffering punishment for political offences and permission
to return to their native country This act principally F
plies 70 the Welsh rioters Of ls3oFrost Jones, and WV
lams--and Mr. William Smith OBricn, and bis broto
copspraors in s4s In Ireland with the exception OF tbo
who escaped from the penal settlement 10 which they baa
been transported and who sought and found refuge in tbs
country so that besides tho Newport rioters, her Majesty
amnesty only extends Ar oBrien and Mr. John Martin
convicted 81 high treason and transported for life IN n
autumn Of ls4s and to such fed The country before
trial one of whom Mr. Dillon lately residing in this cy'
returned home in the PersiR on her last trip.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-04

EXTRAORDINARY NoaTALrTys-Catte and horses are sau
TO be dying by hundreds the American bottom In ll
nos either from some virulent disease which has become
epidemic or from poisonous herbs growing there
Tho symptoms in all cases have been similar,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-06-04

Reoved That this has jurisdiction over the as
FAULT alleged have been committed by the Hon Preston o
Brooks, member o this House from the state OF SCUM
Carolina ppon the Hon. Charles Sumner, senator from the
State Of Massachusetts and therefore deem improper ="
express any opinion on tho subject.
HOWELL COBB,
ALFRED r. GREENWOOD.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
Csal Oil.
We wore shown, ,ast,week, beautiful


artist. Of oil, maanfacEute;i by Georgc
JsfTriss. Esq::; Of Of his County. from the
Canned cp.i of The W@ided Goal
Wsrfst W;e.are Informed. ,h7e ehe il.u,
minasitsg power:ef ahe Goa! oh is maeh
grcasef ,haa that of any o;hertoh, andex-
per;ments recently made i" New York
ci:y show that from a ton Of good Can.
nci caal. forty 9oilcts of OF! can be made,
aai AZ an erpshst Of from ten to twelve
osa:s per gallon. As far as tried, it an
swsrs very we'll for ordinary use in ma
.thiDer!. and IL point of economy it is
aid it viii have greatly tie advantage
over any other oil now in use. r.
!, We ara slea.sd, 70 l*srp that compa,
ny Of Y.alemen from Maysrills Ny, and
elsewhere. ar. now erecting Factory
upoa The Camel coal property Of Col.
Aaroa Stockton. Of fayette county, for
Is. purpose Of manufacturing this oil.
Va hops i rnsy prove profitable sPecI-
iat;op 70 thsu. ~ -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
IVA Prospectus or
I" THE Virginia CONDUCTOR. ,,

VTyur 60, n.
,."an , ION y ,hs pms o. lsm.
rst,bl,ss =. nn.in,s as as,siihln.a -
~ = ~" Nspsrt, 20 W putNsHed month,
.,gh, ~. =; "S .IinI ~ 4uat'o i'tni u
o. ssr =, - ~ . 49, u. Ut A. :
IN ~ .,,;,.S Mt nasGo
wn,h !, ,',.f;.I; '" ~ we, y ~.
= w, ~ ,.'.o 'Ins sung y.
e1o.,,.' ut I"o.s"".o" ~ w. gu =.
NJ, =; u ~ ntet,'y " ~ ah" L"e!an
=, H. - .i''''"s a"u 70 re SeStea
" oS"l! o. inc ctaer Of the sons o.
..n.s v Ihe a'n i.s ON o. lnlo'ina.ton
~ 'he otHef dsu Ine general ptoetehs
~"PcI"hce tt'Hmatioh ~ lhN ara
o;nI ''''. an" u. Ahs ntien' G 81 our p',n'
.pns' ~ ~ 70 nc ''e onlslai otsah OF CON,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
We Eaa Whistle.

Aunt Moliie". has the grateful thanks
Of sh. printer. and the devil OF the Star
ofRco for tha delicates presents sent %
them. Wes~ilI not name the articles, but
il the reader guess thcm By the caption
Of ,his3aFiicle. hsiswslcome 10 the result
othis ingenuity. We will say. howevsr.
that our emp" has been whis;ling ever
.hss ther arrival, and our SOUR" was
highly excited the entire, evening and has
b.ea in ! pncker all day. For the enc-
fit Of the good moral chsncsfr q all con-
oened. j. is necessNy to stare that rhe
hoti" al po4 coaain spiri,ucns liquor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
LIST OF LETTERS
PEMAiNlNti ID the Post Dice at Kama !
IN wha q H, Va, 0ctobt sstSjc- 8: i;


LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING \ !! g il ], ne = Ias! Lee 4 Ksn.-
Miss Mary Atkinson. Miss sarah Aleysnd.r,
Hon samuel Anders..u, Mise Ann D,4h, MIA
b. e 8ss tSJ1 TX 81 ii 49iSsi s.iif,ss rsghEstI
fs-.4f.l ot = n. sl4t Is Il. I.
Rev S Black, CostellolH BaSef. Ipha BuAi \
Char IS Bodman, Cyrus Bearer q W1iIiam Bar
ton. MIS- Mary earns, Hon 5Ao u bosts, MSS
y Banks, G N Bhnhc. Gep Blsnstfship. John
Burt S-# srlFfs Nj st-1 aNktffei tss
Miss Mary Chandler e. Vim Cart MN p
Clalbofne, J ;copenhav.f, Miss Julia Col.
Inns. VIM Il Cook yohis VI Capefion.S A.
Canpbe'l, Edward Cooke, Messrs Hcn1y.
CABIN & co MrssPoliy Coleman l-fa
Win Donels N, . D navol 3,Isabei Dugias.
- Dsggs, VIM + ickinsoa 4, e,g3
- - #2t n .:F z. u NJ pFs Esr.l 4 ~
Dirt D. English. Mss M,r+ha i EmanueL
GOV Join n Rlsyd' Brsncis FINN Josn
Fisher Joshua II fentriss " Hft.s. sts
- aaEtH s% a|tk CIV ,r3lrlgt-c1 srEa
W " Guy !, Pery iatcwooa. Jes Gill, ] D
Gir96n.E 4 GagiaiS Jssse Y III p 54. ~ 4
John Holmes, Franklia Hoover 2, Thomas
S Henry, J c ,tiArley, Geo filddi.son, Mrs
J Hols;ein, JoLn5liah Vim slIal!y Rey d.
Henderson, .Dt Catsin Hahstef!i, iieniy
Hanks, John AunieT -iNs@ n, n. M
s.1rr,aaiah John. i i \ e,5aes ], as.sfy
'9s'eon, % Vs. hosits. 4 1 kips q .,s
Sa&a1i !. stag, Eis.7 l KSaaa Ell ~ f'ss
Join > Levi. !, 4 ! Fl i.stsra. ps,st u:
s,, Charles Lewis ~ 81 ta t WI
william Nastin. viii ID Nsyyisfrs. sshall Sc.
CO..: ic, Thc mas Lloyd II oFe 2, Mis- .Caitlfne
Martin. Lieut.. VT MsWsss E b Ai1st !. John
y Nnarn, GtYdon Mpllin r.+sE H.. !.
| *s>>BI n rs o. %@s p A..s r! 4,
Janes;W Oaks. SKI =. ~ ~
! Charles T Pol!oek ., rfH 'ra.riak ,, af D
" y F ,p 2 * rats,, w No y fal"sf. Re'
ow II ramsey. g II Rodgtf+ s.=:raedfgs j
RI Spencer. Alfred snliiG Joahu " shive.
! ly. Beniamin SCOTT. Jehf 6lsith,sE NJ smith
Charles L.Slaughteri + S4eptz %
5:t .yat. |4#a-s TT Is ia. II II iis;ts
John IL Tbaxton, A a Thorntnn William
| Tucket. Mrs Abigail FatR, rarner 3Erancl, T
Thompson John Terry szE531i fsts ! aaf
Mis- Polly Wallis 2, John Woods, Iona.
! than Waiver. David q Wilson JOhnhP
WAGES. VIM Wiiiam2. WilEam Warner, Jas;
Wallace; tMrsA WslkeE,HT Williams. ia
svics Wilson. a..t n I@5blI& 4TfH. .As'3 .5:as=f
! -. tst# III II 10 y " & ~ s, SIT s4l sa>2l
l. The mas Whey, Harvey. II Young s+.f sil
II Persons falling for The above h tters will
p case say .'adsetiised' and ONE, I:fcpase.
with e&tA ehsngc--oneste cent ,yas93t ssat
| .....fth{> n y ~ sNynER. iPi NJ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
RECIMENTAL ORDERS OF PUTNAM
IL, sr.I 2 . COUNTY.

TINS difiert ut Con psdies romecsjng tn
/ fsith regiment Ct Eisginin MllHiI. are
ordered 10 meat IL tL9Is respective places Of
parade, on The following DAYS, fot|L e purpose
OF filing all vacancies II Offices VII CHI may
hH%e occurred i'll said c omparieS, 10 &it:
LIST, tapt SaRd. rs Company, on tie 25th
inst. I'd. Capt. II RI CONS on The let NoS>
3rd, Capt. CT s., Capt Themss, snd 'apt.
Bowers, on tire sth Nur. All, Capt. Hun.
phr, IS. on The -2L Nov. -r5tL. Capt. rrazier:.
OF he sth Nov. At wai,h times and places
leApcrl :, a.'ead.' The I'll ~,ll be cailii
and all alEcrt-es fned n
: ',..'.-. LII. .BRONiuGH, 81,
ASjuitant Of he lslih Virginia Militia.
Putnam County. Va, ct. trth, 1856. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
Zeal Gndltt.

Ia manufacturing oil from Canned coal
there !. 5s,so. made {; war resembling
somewhat in 'apPearansc whi:e bees~a1'
From che wax thus extracted from Can
mel cosl superior candle can be made.
". -ersr shown. the other day a spec;.
.saea. of dis wax. and We could hardly
reali,.. sha, 70 pure, a.! white "a sub
Anoe Gold BE- made from anything SO
hlsek a Camel coil. - = - -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18
Refined Salt.

A German Cneh,i.t has recently dis
eovsl ,ha, by passing Chlorine "a gas
tarough salt WAFER TIC zssrc.&ak Gldaesis
prscipitA.sd 70 the bottom. This expert
men. vas tested a few days ago-by Geo.
Jeflsi.s. with salt water from the Ia
n,rha ssiinss. and tbs result WAS thai
salt Of |. remarkable stienrss. ~hite'ress
and purepess xse r:acipi:aselv;o the boz
.,a Of .ie vessel. Alter all the salt
i.ld 10 ISOLATION b, the watcr. is thus
p,eeipit4sed by ,he. Chlorine. the water
j. costly drawn eff; iesvins the purcst
.sd finest quality Of salt that eau posi-,
bly, Be made. = ~s-. :. 4
This discovery however is not a, pres.
eat Of much practical behe6t to Kama
VIVA, because We hsro DO Chlosile .aBu:
should there ever be soda factory es-
tsb!;sh.d is ths !. kansxf5a saIines. ibis
discovery will p:o.. d groa; seuef! %
: our Sovaty. III 1'.%G.In h.
s,1.I il MAJ. trou saf, salt being m
Chemical language called anriase q
Soda. .tni in m @uactuT;ns SODA
f"m Salt gnpl deal OF Chlorine es!
c.prs. which Chlorine could be used in
Observation-Disclosures of a superior article Of
..l, {. H. m have hcfore mon
toned. -. !, = r.. 'a.z4
: At this time, We believe there arc on
y Two sods factories in the United States
Inc !. Pits burg. .pd one. in some me
New England town: Are not*theSe facts
~ssA. he attention Of Capitalists And
would adt the Kanawha. Salines be the
4rer, F,see faF de manufacture of Soda
aaad SILT eos;ointly? = ...t ..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-11-18

1No Andrew .. Lewis, John-w: Le*s jaime
V. Lewis, Sarah +: L-wjf. lsaLc Bar.
ksf, Polly Barker. tue infant childvnot James
Barker. decd, Will!-n p. Pate Ma4'so"
Pnce William II. Psy,on Of New GotS,
John kiud,r, Sen, PMiip Hairless, trt,
Srodgrass --W Williams OF New forh,
William Meadow, ne Western Mining and
Manufacturing COMPANY, and the Virginia
c. nnr! Coal Company, - "a.
TAKE NOTICES -
That on tn FIRST DAY Of The December toAn-
,y Court December l0.h, 1852 Of aoens
cour,y,Ihe Coal River Navigation Gqppany
will .n,,ve said court 10 appoint five diftpfer-
esied frrehoiders t, a.,ctriain and fI Sust
compensation for such lands n Coal = As
said Coal River Navigation Company ay
want for The purpos,s Of their eonea "yaa nd
upon locks and Jams, No. 7 and no. 81
The coal RIVER NAVIGATION m.
! " Coun't
Nov, 3rd, ~ s. tv, -