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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
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For SALE. ksts1aaslsA

,1,up :, b,ctiber wishes to sill S2l acreS Of
Isn5.fyinr on. DAVIS CREEK, Kan
IN, county, Va. This land Las about 20
ac1ts cleared and IN entn',Aom, :" .'.'s Viz
~ NV many neach aees, all of good quality; and
aonaf B,rk al feet in thickness near The land.
So1 : RI Of 20 acres suitable for cultivation
ana S9 Sp iIoI Sc and LOT in Charleston
row oceupied by Dr.. Jas. D. Chewning. he
nov III RI. head Of horses for sale and one OK
on'ls'L, 80 S,.w Any,or all Of the above
% %saSe efI pI6p kSS viii be sel5 aceomm9
d ,tniGi terms f6r cash or al proged pareE
aa 4nSlV to fhe snIsciber, at tie CppekFcrTy
cnn,,!itE Chatlezton. Va why're he continues
- rro,ertan ali WHO mas give Eig1Ia cal; e.
10 e'''et'' : o. :~tZtttt Ell " My fES.
0-I. Tts5; :. ml/.s x =
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COTTAGE Inn,

BY. JAME:; NJ. G RAY,
Tins house is pleasantly situated On the
Point Pleasant: and Chafit SION TURNPIKE, two
miles above Red House. E;NtE aienti"n VIII
be paid tG guests Y2n-6
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$1 III T HARyEY's II.
W f S + E r n VI 4 G i'm | !
Land Agency Office.

THE undersigned has opened An Office
l. in the Town of BUFFALO, PUT
NAM County, Virginia. for the purpose q
selling lands, farms, mills and tenements,
Those Wishing to purchase, or having
such property for sale, will do well to give
him call. 1t1a
+ Office inhis counting room corner Main
and Mulberry streets
.yln38 81 E RO. ~ HAIRY El g. . "a 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
Nf8:Pi
GRAND ARRIVAL OF Shields,
Not Gen. Shield of'IlluoiS, but
JOSEPH SHIELDS OF KANAWHA,

mol Gen. Snlclu Ol1lIiuolS, uut
JOSEPH SHIELDS OF KANAWHA,
And wltE him lie las BROUGHT, d rect from the
Eastern clues, Tie est and largest stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
FOR WINTER WEAR, .
ever offered to the citizrQs of Kanawha and
surrounding counties, which he Offers for 81 Z
at prices that defy competition!
Ills stock consists Of aitele. usually f md
GenrieaEen's Furnishing Store, such as Cloth
Coats Of every description. Heavy Over Coats
and all kinds of winter clothing. Satin&SlR
and Noolen Vests, Pants Of every variety,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Shirts, Hand
kerchicfs, Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c. Also
a fine stock Of Pefum ~ Toilet Soap, fipe
Po"k,t Cutlery, &c,i
EclEclbcr tie Name and place:
JOSEPH SHIELDS,
Ney:.A,or to tie GoSh,tn House. :
CL1rlcst,n, Noycn.ber l8, $50
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The Bitters are all they are represented
IN he.
il!.MOyAh..

AIRS. ROCK---f rmtrly Of he Maiden
vi House. Kanawiia S4llucS--Las tnlorcd
10 TIC large and OmlhudiouS BiItk lIcusf, up
p2Nite tie old sand, 81 here SIZE is prepar nd 10
cn'e rtain the travelling public,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
Notice.

1IAHERE Will be a Meeting Of the Stock
i holders nf the EANK or hANANHA,
at their banking House IN Maiden, kanawha
County, on Fritay the lith day OF NoYem9er
rrxt ill., +" n25ml
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
Groceries,

III Y ~ - -
Hardware Queensware, Glassware,
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,
Saddiery, sc.
rTAyING lust lecei%eda splendid stock Of
III new goods, which has been selected
Win the utmost Gaze, feel WARRANTED i'll say
mo n NV customfrs, that ca self>aS low as
M Ion = in Charleston. have complete
sstortnent6f Dry Goods, consisting in paTt 81
ladies', dress goods, of every deseripti6n; fine
lot ofcloths, cassimeffS sattinStsT1eans'1au -
M xb;tr GOODS, bleached and brown musl ms,
-handkcrchiefs, gloves, hosiery, &c. In
Az Grocery denaftemeff =ay DC had white and
hro,vn su[ors. hest coffee, rDDlnsSes, green
~ hlacE tsas/ sp,ces, rice. tiSh indigo etiiS'
sf5Ss. 1iT5wddf, SHOT, Lad, gun caps,
c6TIage liquors, dyes tyfTs, &C. Hardware OIL
}|p3n1s such as: mechanics tools, pal,s,
~,bovels. cutlery, chninS, p'oSs. castings &c.
Queensware, olaIl kinds. GiassWate OF ever fi.
DESCRIPTION; also, Ion ekeePefs' a;t'c!es'sucH
buckets, tubs. tinwaIe, stoneware CO. Ton yarn
6rooms, brushes. crmbS, &c. Sa"d!Gry-saa-
Jes harness, brides, hts, stiuups, grt$' spurs
hridIe reins, check lines, DC.
h ylnS5if JOliH W.. " .l =
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$50 REW,ARDlI

TIORSE sTOLEN,--Was stolen from tho
I'LL Subscribers premises, one mile below
Nest Columbia, Mason county, Ni4ginia, On
the night Of the 9Th inst, cheSnut -sorrel
horse, l52 hands high, one hind foot white,
some what sway backed, With fine neck and
head. will giye SO Tor The horse at Point
Pleasant Or West Colnmbis, pr so tof horse
and thief JOS, WINDOW,
Oetobet !, 1856 --3w 81 .ss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02

NOR SALE-TIIE HOUSE and 4f40 e T. T,
l. the former residence Of II. II. FoRBs,
deed, IN the town of Whitfield, is Offered
for sNlr; those who may with to purchase
are informed that'the terms will be made
quite easy. Apply to the r.. -
II fl ADMINISTRATORS,
August 10th, 1856. ny h. .
G.>LLIPoLis STOVE DEPOT.
F. MA1HERs. 49, .. HEsRf.
{ Successors 10 r, -KoMerS,) N, !.
DEALERS in Stoves, Crates, Castings,
ID Pumps, Lightning Rods, Copper,
Tin, Japanned and Sheet-Iroh Wares,
and House Furnishing articles, &c, &C.,
at the old stand of +. Matters, Court
street. +. / j
(iallipolis, Nav 90, 1856, n8wG. re-
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WARD, WALLER = coSE,
Importers and Dealers Id Foreign and
e+HLIb Domestic Hardware,
| 'FChYror Ma,Cat and S4sond Sfro6fsE /

. EHfF An DOiaACttiC AAstS = " So y hIr- /f55Ef
Corner Market and Second Streets,
i Ill, HI. s+.Ib PORTSMOUTH, o., I'll
HAVE now on hand one of the largest
IL and best selected stocks Of HARD
WARE, and which, IN point Of price and
quality, for cheaBhcss far surpass any
goods ever ipf1iis market 5E
Our Foreign Goods We import direct
from England, and All American Goods
wefeceiye direct from the mapufactur-
ers, which enables US I'd compete with
any Eastern. Or Western Jobber. 1i
= We also have Connected with our
house an Iron House for the SAX. Of al
sizes Bar, Band, Hoop, Small Round 81 and
Square. Iron. Al
$50 doz. Shofefs,t
" % 4 Wheeibarrows, h
IS + Spades,
so = Mattocks,
80 2 Picks, II
800 boxes Glass. III
all 81 the best manufacture.
May I, 1855, .vln5tf
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ANOTHER VALUABLE TRACT OF
t. # X LAND FOR SALE, AZ N Il

" III H7R II II ~ ~ - ~ .774I q ri
CONTAINING 400 acres, on tie Big
Y Hurricane. W thin four miles 81
tie Hurricane Mills. Some 60 acres are
we'll improved; comfortable dwelling
house, with all necessary out7buildings,
with good coal bank on the premises,
, ;tf.rls, a.. A bargain can BE- hd,II
+ !|R. T. HARVEY, Land a gent. ~
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RATES OF Tt | ITO y

Ordinary English Branches, per! $50
session often months,
Classical Department, $50
ES-Pupils received at any time and
charged from the time OF admission to the
end of the session. r..
E.~For anv further information. or for
admission of pupils, apply either person
ally or by letter. to
WIN. c. CLAYTON, >
Nov. II. 1856. Principal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02

w AIiCO,:s "A large stock, Of all colors,
~ and Of the latest STYLES. for sale yer,
etlal ~ Ntlpl 4 JONES,
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Il. c. BNsKSDALE. c. y. kEAp'
BARKSDALE & READ,
Tobacco and Commission Merchants.
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.

YANKEE NoTiOSS.-Suctras as: Combs.
Buttons, Pins, Needles, Thread, Hooks
and Ewes, Porte Monnaies, aud evrryi hihs
that is kept in notion houses. can d., nau NJ
SANSS' DRUG STORE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
VALUABLE KAN-AWIA BOTTOM
o.. 7|H| FARM FOR SALE, NH

NJ 1IHIVC!7s WCsseTH ' Us, I1HHu lKRtECv
GTTuATED about four miles from
- BUFFALO, containing about 500
acres; about ono huhdrd acres. OF which
are wen improved, with a comfortable
hewed leg house. A bargain nbe had
4 LSO. Another valuable tract Of land
n for sale, lying and being on Biz
hurricane Creek, putnam county, conf
:aining 855 acres, which will be Sold low
Tor cash ash horses Or cattle Tor on time BIT
purchaser giving bond, Bearing interest
from date. n p RIO. I. HARVEY. HI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02

~ KEGS Pure and No. White Lead, f0I
OU sale at SANNS' DRUG STORE.
TEWELRY.---A splendid assortment sof.
sJ Rings, Ladies' Pins, Gents, also, for sale
low, at SANrtsa DIR JJG STORE.
WHITE LIME.--Pl Plaster PARIS and fcis-
Wv tern Cement, constantly on hand and
for sale, at .SANNS'# DRytlC' lS'rtlfi r.
sSE Notice. HI III.
WHEREAs n,y wife, Mary A,lMelton.
w has left my bed and board, yithoat
ny just cause. 81 proyocatiol. this Is to
orewarn all persons from harboriny Or
aiding with her on my account, as 4 am
determined not to pay for any thing she
may buy, and Win put tic law III force
against any person v no may do either
This the ! 9Th day Of Nov, 10
BENZ AMIN MELTON
Putnam County, Va z!
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02

Tba Ohi,ct of this suit is 10 have the com
rl,;moSt as assignee. substituted TO all right,
I'll. and inter.E. in and to a certain. Judgment
',h;cL Inn 3, Robertson or. his personal re-
,r,.I..,.t.+IrTz =? sf had or n0w have against
Tsn,..S Hoon.. ct as. BY yittnr Of said 'iuHg-
ireut rendered in hana%ha, Nitcutt court At
the Fall Tenn, 1871 "nd>I appearing ZION,
afiida,it' fled that John A-~R2uettson anu
WiIrr,, Roher son, defendants ilfAh 8 Snlt,iaEe
'nTeisirns Of this state, II is cred that
they do appear here w'thih one inoh'h al.s YET
due puhlicot'on Of tbs "ret aha 40 wi!a'es Nj 81
succes. AIRY 10 rro'eft iher interest III '''S
premises. I-s,s' o,-,op,rp ~ ~
TT R,ors. sci. p MT 4w
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02

V1RGlNIA.--AtR Rules held in the Clerk. !
othcf Of the County Court of Wyoming,
OIL the first Monday In Oct, 1856. VI FE
Levi Gore, Compl'., li IyyE /os.t
-:I1t Against a on an Il
Nathan Young & Simpson Attachment.
Robinett, Defts. ~
The object Of this suit Is TO recover i sum OF
money. due from sand Defts. Complainant, and
TO subject TO sale for the payment thereof, 4
tract Of 20 acres Of land, levied on by the
Sheriff Of this COUNTY, under said attachme MT,
and appearing from satisfactory eyidenee
thalthe U-feaiaiEs ass not inhabitants Of Tho
COMMONWEALTH N SiIsinis, il Isl ofd4fel flat
hey 90 aPpeat1hets Mithin one H.ellll atEe;
duepIhliealion hereof and 10 Nhatis MI
essary 10 protect their iatclesLf sasEthe pts1
mises. n. III Test. H N NH
W. n. HENDERSON. 3. q,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02

ro0Rntx,yS,.-. The finest AecoId t,el,
can /, aad al s.iNNS pGt' sio'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-02
Kanatpba BAILEY STIR,
KANAWHA. G. H.:
Circuit Court.

Ta..aay Morning, December ,, 1866.
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+sNDILoT FOR SALE IN TIL,
H.. +i.3 TOWN OF ByFF,AL1. lEf|
THE House and LOT now III the occu-
L pancy Of Mr., Joshua Ripley ier sale
on reasonable terms, Apply to 4 n
Jan a3p42rl r. y HARVEY |.
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AtTlules Ma Il III. al

VIRGINIA. AtFules held il III. oletk
Y otIice If the Circuit d 'ut. of Wyomi,g
& n the first Monday in Oct. 1855. Te
Nawtsr, Pack & Co., Coinpps \ 8H#4
.tEEg Against
Mandgrville F. jerks, Jonas In I'll
BfagE. Augustus Ball & WIN. .tshauocry.
Mullins, III Dett's. III Ia stI#'H
The obiectst this suit is 10 50 aside Deed
IN trust executed By ManderyLle r. jerks
g Jonas Bragg, trustee 10 secure Augustus
Baii, and TO subject thu land conveyed here
IN to ny Judgment lien Of the plaintiffs. fot
the recovery debt due from said jerks to
sad compialnants and il appeatins from sat
lS'actoFy evidence that the SAID Manderyille
f. jerks IS nonresident of this Common
wealth, It is ordered that they DO appear here
within one month after due uhlicaiion hereat
sad DO what is necessary "a preteet His intsr&
est in the premises. Teste. iii /
ns64w. N I
A
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GALLIPoL1s, OHIO. FfffF.
We have just received another addition to
our stock of Drugs and Yankee Notions,
which have been selected with gieat cart.---
We invite our friends and customers to call
and examiue the STOCK, as we are determined
to Sell them Low. \+7E. LlJ .
" All orders promptly attended ta: t.
VINO j. X. A/SANNS.
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Oct. 9Th. 1856.

Virginia. ss:-AtRul, Skcld in the Gle k's
v ,0Ifire Of the Citcuit Coart for Kanawha
County, inthc; monthoi NOVEMBER 1909 r..
John Slack, compl'nt. "
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py,,INpSTAI i. ORDERS. oFPIPNAh
II ~. - = COZ STN,. II =.

Nov. .8rh, 1855. :. NJ -
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local DEPARTMENT..
UP TOWN ITEMS.
REPORTED BY UP TOWN, ESQ.


UPThe time was when promotion graduated by
merit butnew good qualities appear to be decided
clindrance to Advancement. sob, Daddy come out
here"wrote progressive youth from Illinois to his
paternal progenitor in the East they give the
est kind of Office here" Betting the nomina-
ons of Conventions, is about the safest operation
person who understands ''ropes' can engage
Just lay your stakes knave and that card is
to turn up.
Now, of course, don't mean to be personal, we
mean to make no local application of our remarks. We
speak of Conventions generally, and to Conventions
generally. these remarks will apply with truthfuness
The Democracy at Cincinnati, did better than was
expected Of them, and hope that in the event of
Democratic victory in their Congressional District, il
will prove that they have done well at PetersbuFgh
for Heaven knows the people Of the pocket tired Of
being without representation
CONVENTION AT PHbABELPHIA.-The Republicans
have certainly "sira ed at gnat." The microscopic
creature who been honored with their choice, was
Just discovered among the Rocky Mountains and rang
ing the desert of Utah, where John c. Ere
mont has displayed any statesmanship or essla
tive ability, we would like to be informed Was it in
unnecessarily stating on expedition to the head
waters of the Arkansas at a very late of the
year. and thus exposing number of valuable lives to
The offreezng and starvaton is he being
awarded for having made mastery specu alton in the
gold lands the Mariposa. Where's his experience?
Where his claims for the highest Office in the gift OF
the people? Where the evidences OF his capacity
fill that post, eau any o e tell?
Weather the warmest of the season. Mercury push
ing hard against thetop Of the tube People sho be
careful of themselves live prudent and do nothing
that will derange excite the system. Spiritu-
and malt liquors. WINE and cider are particularly
shurtful and SHOULD be avoided.
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PURIFY THE BLOOD.
NIOFFAT,S LIVER PILLS.
A ND
DHCENTX RTy7YIE RC

FROM ALL NINE RAJ POIsoNs.
FWNIE great popularity which McFFAT's LIFE PILLS
BTTERs have att9ined in consequence of the
extraordinary effected their rsnder it
proprietor into particular analysis
bher 1edienal virtues properties Having been
than twenty before public and having
testimony than THREE MILLIONS who
tord 80 the employment of the perfect health by
Believed that their reputation the best vegetable
medicine before the public. admits Of dispute In
almost city and village in the United States there
ease and giving the whole system renewed vigor
health.
In of ScoRFULA. ULCERS ScURFY or ERUPDONs Of
skin the operation ofthe LITE MEDICINES is truly
i-hng often removing days every vestge Of
diseases by their purifying effects the blood
FEVER and Agile. DYSPEPSIA DROPSY. PtLES. in
all diseases yield their curative properties Nc
family should be without by their timely
suffering and expense may he saved. Prepared nv
WILLIAM b. MOFFAT, NJ. D.. New York.
And for sale by KELLER, FARNSLET & co.
nj Evansville Ind
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: The Nashville packet Eclipse will b

The Nashville packet Eclipse will be
= du, tomorrow for that city.
The Florida arrived from Louisville
last evening with some freight on board. She
at once commenced taking on large lot Of
freight here for the South.
The Diamond, in place of the Rainbow,
will be here tomorrow, Sunday, from Louis
vile, and directly she discharges her freight
will return.
- The light draught steamer Lebanon
Z has taken the place of the packet Memphis, in
. the Cincinnati and Memphis trade and was to
have left the former city night before last. She
. may be expected here to-day for Memphis.
- The Arkansaw Traveller, a stern
/, wheeler with only half cabin, was laying
here yesterday taking in New Orleans freight
y for re-shipment at Cairo. She is very well
made boat for this particular stage Of the
g river.
a. - The ST. Louis Intelligencer of the 10Th
says:
The river was stationary yesterday, the
swell from the Missouri haYiRg ceased. Hi
> nois and Upper Mississippi rivers are both
getting exceedingly low and difficult to naVl-
: gate.
The Fashion arrived yesterday morn
: ing only a little later than her usual time from
:, st. Louis. She had good trip of passengers,
and will doubtless got to Louisville in fail
!, time We thank Mr.. Clarke, of the office, fol
q big package of papers.
- The David Gibson reached this point
from Cincinnati yesterday morning, after /:
tedious time Getting down the bars' above
She had two. loaded barges in tow. An at
tachment was served on her when she arrived
for small amount, thirty dollars-a wQoc
bill contracted on her last trip up, at yard jus
below West Franklin, and not paid becaus
the measure fell short, or it was SO charged
The debt was promptly paid here, as tn
Officers did not want to suffer suit for
yInere trfle.
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE oFTHE EVANSVILLE DAILY JoURNAL,3
FRIDAY Evening" June 20. (
FREIGHTs-To New Orleans very firm; Pork per Dbl
ST. Flour per Dbl 75ei tobacco per hid 81; Bacon &C.
per 100 lbs IS to 5oc Ne shipment Pittsburg Wheeling
GROCEkIES-Sugar and MOasses advanced sales of sugar
ut to 9%c; molases SIC; Coffee I25e; Rice So sac.
FLoURSmau sales at Is IS to so~f6r retailing brand
retail.
THISKY-Advaneed sales % to 25c.
PRovISEoNSSales of 30 country Bacon Sol soud-
atSci Sides and Hams; Lard at to 9I4c.
SALT-Sales $50 bbls at zoe,
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Republican Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, June 20.
There was a large Republican meeting last
night. The speakers were Chandler of Mich
igan, Nicholson of Vermont, Blakely of Ken
tuky, Wilson, of Massachusetts, Raymond, of
New York, Walker of Massachusetts,, and
Wilmot Of Vermont.
Dayton was officially informed of his nom-
alton yes terday at Trenton by the committee,
and in brief speech he replied to the address,
endorsed the platform of the Convention and
accepted the nomination.
Arrival of the America
Boston, June 90.
The America arrived last night. Her mails
were dispatched South this morning.
Kansas Convention.
CLEVELAND, June 20.
! The Kansas Convention met at 10 O'Clock
this morning, Preliminary organization was
affected. The attendance is thin, being the
result of the recall by the Eastern associations.
Delegates are present from New York, Vir-
gnia, Indiana and Kansas.
New England is not represented. Other
States heard from on the way. Reeder will
be here this afternoon.
Banks Withdrawn.
NEW YORK. June 20.
Banks has Withdrawn. Fremont and John
son was nominated by acclamation. Great
applause.
CHICAGO, Wednesday, June IS.
Seventy-fYe men, the first company of the
Chicago Emigrant Aid Society, left here last
night for Kansas.
Mrs. g. w. Brown, wife of the editor of the
Herald of Freedom, and other passengers have
just arrived here.
They left Lawrence on the 18th. That day
two hundred and fifty men, Missourians, were
lencamped three miles from Lawrence.
They met Col. Sumner en- route for Kansas
with strong body of troops and a company
of artillery.
The Pro -slaser Vigilance Committee had
renewed it's notices to the Free State men to
quit the Territory. Sumner warned them to
ldeSist and commit overt act.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New YoRK. June %.
Flour declined sales Of $40 bbs So IS for straight
State, SIS 505 IS for Ohio Sc 1896 IS for Southern,
Sc sG9s IS for extra brands. Wheat heavy; saies of
80, 900 bushels Corn declined; sales of LOCO bushels
at 45c for mixed Mess pork heavy; sales Of $50 bbs
at SO 50. Beef dull. shard firm, Whisky advanced,
sales of $50 bels at 2844e.
PiTTsBuRG, June 90.
River feet inches By meta mark and at stand
Weather clear and warm,
CINCINNATI, June 90.
River standing with six feet water in channel
Weather clear and warm.
Flour 9e@5 for common, and 1895 20 for extra
and choice. Provisions buoyant, BACON shoulders Sc
pork firm at sl7 Barrel and keg lard held at lie
Whisky unchanged. Molasses active at SOC.
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Q
OLA Court House Main and Third
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
EEAVING leased for of years and fitted the
above we'll known stand pre- pared to re-
eeive for sale auction private sale, all kinds
and household furniture horses
gis
Cash ADVANCES made con ments when required
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
aoing o'cloek A. NJ Also Tuesday W esday
AMI Friday nights. at early gas light.
Ou& doorSaes andsaes Of reaeSte promptly attended
to.
andgeReral rtment of FURNIU RE- consisting otslat
spindle and bannister hacks, scroll and scoop
back Office, French, Jenny Lad, and BSste weed
Chars mahogany and Chairs; Elizsbsth
chars; spring rockers Sofas sociabies
caT dining and breakfast tables ht and wash stands,
lounges, mirrors, fine and misses bedsteads mat
and Safes etc. which We will sell at Gin
ciniat prices.
We have also hand variety ofnotsaa, ewelry,
vohns aecordeons pocket cutlery pistols whips
which will sell prices cash,
Wholesale retail. W0OLSEY & NELSON,
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POLICE MATTERS.

BEFORE REcoRnKR Mills, June eO-0ity Vs. Chas.
Hitler, Disturbing st'eets-Charley fined S. for
allowing pile of rubbish to remain in front of his house
Nothing lse done in the police DEPARTMENT Yesterday
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I'd BEG leave to inform the citizens Of Warrck and 10
counties that they have purchased the Hotel Sand
f9rnery kept BY r T. Hazen and intend keep the
reputation the house acquired under
management. They have and REFITTED the
whole and prepared all their
in the Portable style. Their table will
supplied with the best the market Affords in short no
pains will he spared to make the EXCHANGE first
class Hotel. Their stables will he possible
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