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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
Par'anina.

The editor Of the St. Louis Repub-
lican has had exhibited to him spec.
linen Of candle made from paratfina.
a produce Of Breckenridge COAX Its
appearance is that of white wax, is
hard as the spermacetti candle. A
gentleman. of Louisville has been ex.
pcrimcnting with paraffina, and be-
lieves that next to spcrmacetti, it will
make the best candles in Market
The Breckenridge coaNyields the sub
stance in great abundance, and pro,
misses in this respect, as in others, tc
be the most remunerative coal mines
in the Vest We believe tins expert
lpent in candle making from this ma
terial is the tirstin the United States
1t is curiosity and will excite SUI
prise in the minds of those who us.
sociate with coal only ideas of black.
ness and dirt. , -,,.t 4 il. !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
KANAWHA VALLEY STAR.

swimming around a slave shin, and
begging to be taken on board sand
carried to Cuba or Brazil though
thew knew well the consequence:
Yankce accounts Of the trade, like
most 81 their accounts, are worse
than apocryphal, they are absolutely
false. Before the Laws declared the
trade piracy, and thus subjected them
tothe terrible sufferings Of the slave
ship, the natives along the coasts,
flocked to the ship in thousands, beg
cling to beitaken away. The same
Experienced gentleman assured us
that he had made every effort to CIV,
ilize and make them provident and
industrious, but all in vain. They
must be brought out of the climate
the country, or the next three
thousand years will find them AS the
last three thousand has left them; and
| am glad, for the sake Of Africa and
the United States, that you have
brought the subject before the public
We must examine it calmly and So
berly, without respect to- Yankee Of
English notions, ethical or political.
-<.,.- VIRGINIUS:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
Decision in IN Interesting WillCase.

4 will cases involving an amount
of about 81, 900, 200. has lately been
submittedto a decision, rendered by
Judge Clerks, Of New York. 1t was
that ofthe late Arson Phelps, and the
question was more particularly rela-
tive tothc items concerning requests
to charitable purposes. All these are
declared valid, except the bequest Of
100000 to found a<college in 'Liber-
ia, conditional upon tie rising of AN
other 100000, by contribution from
others: Judge Clerks intimatcs tina,
it is doubtful whether this \bcquest
can be sustained; as it is based on a
mere possibility, and is too uncertain
and indefinite for execution under III.
diclal authority, but dcters a final de-
cision on this point until an .opportu-
nifty may be afforded to those who
take an interest in this undertaking to
furnish all the information in relation
to it of which they may be possessed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
Later From California.

New 1oRK, Dec, 2S The steamer
,lttsno's has arrived, with California
dates to the 9Th. She brings 81, 700.
900 in treasure. >
The frigate HaJasA left Asplrfwall
on the 10Th, for New York; The
Cyane remained in port. ..<s y
The news by the illinois is posses.
sedl OF but little interest. Reports
from the mining districts are GOOD,
but there is still a want<of rain in
some Of the districts. /.\<.-.F Nj I.
Business was dull. Jobbir,s rates
Of Garlego Flour are quoted at SIC.
So ai ~ $500. al - : &
Hammond, the Elk Collector at San
Francisco, has been acquitted on d
charge OF defrauding the government
The Panama Star, of the 10th, CON
tains an. account ofthe war in Nicar.
aqua, contirmatory of that received
here by the Tennessee. Nothing else
new. *+E 's-.'* - 5..5 srE = /, =
The British Squadron arrived at
Panama on the Sth. Its object il
said to be to examine into the practi-
ca6Ihty Of establishing a Naval Depot
at Tobago. 8.
A letter from Carthagena dated
November %, states that tie British
difficulty is still pending, and that the
blockading Of the New Granadian
ports would commence imnodiately.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
Sale Of Coal Lands.

Aaron Stockton Of Fayette County
sold, last month, to Coons, Pickett,
&Co., two Thousand acres, of his
Coal lands, for fifty thousand dollars.
These Ian DIS Include the well known
Camel COAL property, lying on the
kaanrawha river, about 30 miles above
Charleston, Kanawha. !
Messrs. Coons, Pickett, Il Co., have
purchased this property for the pur-
pose of manufacturing Oil and, Can
dies, from the Camel Coal, !, and are
now erecting buildings, and will soon
begin their operation on an extensive
scale. ~ =. . -" y
This firm is composed of inAuen-
tial and wealthy persons, residing in
MaysTille, KY, Cincinn att and other
western Cities. ~ ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
Purchase Of U. s. Stocks.

The Secretary of the Treasury Of
fers to purchase, between this and the
3rd of March, the sum OF 81: 100000
of stock of the loans of the United
States, and will pay therefore, in ad,
dition to the interest \occrned from
the last semi annual dividen Of inter
ests thereon, together with one day's
additional interest for the money to
reach the vendor, the following rates
ofpremiunton said stocks: For stocks
of1s42, premium of 10 per cent
For the stock of 1Sf7 and 1913, a
premium of10 per cent. And for the
stock of 1850, commpnl Acalled Texas
Indemnity Stock, a premium Of 6 per
cent, w., ...
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
Walkers Condition.

I. An Intelligent German writesto the
New Orleans Dtutschc Zettung, the
following particulars, which We find
translated in the New York Posi-
s.fot the benefit of enthusiastic young
gentlemen out of occupation and in
search " glory" Y
=. .NIRGIs BAY, Dec. l.. 1856.
k Within the last thirty days ON
army has lost 400 men BY death in tlle
hospital, 100 have been shot, SO have
deserted.>and over 800 are nbw on the
sick list. We have little medicine.
but poor phSsicians are plenty. We
can muster, all toid&b;lt 5000 men fit
for service. The enemy number at
least 5000 men, among whom are
many welldrilled Eurapeans En-
gGshmen; Germans and Ffenchmen.
From til is you may Judge what are
our hopes and anticipations."
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
Letter From Gen. NaIkrr.

y -. : u z .-zH
* The following, IS an extract Of q let,
ter from Gen. Walker, which the New
YorkTimcs says was recelFed ~ .the
last steamer:
A p I"yIGGIS Bay, Dec. I, 1890.
. ."You will,Edoubtless. get fnll a nc
counts of the late events here, from
the newspapers. kconsidcE. that oul
permanentpower in Central America
never has been on as firm basis las
now, nor do / know OF Que single
month since have been i'll Nicaragua
wherein we have made az muehpro-
gross towards final results asthemonth
which just ended.
i. Tremain with regard, &C..
-. 'Ert .WM. WALKER.n !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
Dlslnttronn1

The following says the5qPafpe,sb,,...
Ne,rs, are the causes on doclat - 80
at the late session of the OH D;stt Nv
Court Of Virginia, at this place j ''i'ss
1st Napoleon B. CabeiLS pi.;nt;R
error. IS. Wolf HayIinlan. Dofendant y; +
errors srperscdeas TO 4 Judgment of /, =
Circuit Court Of Kanagh: 1-; ind. !, y. y.
affirmed. 1 ~ ra "
!. sed D; g Michsel, i. Hampton,
Smith and Co., continued f'sA q
/. 81 Moses Michael. apue,I.,,t
Mm. Stephens, appellc--an a,,;1 81 :,
from : aesreeof tho Circuit Court of Ma. III.
son county: Decree reversed and y g., :.
feiila,luee ,2F trial back to Mason Ciren;.
such other and farther . 81 ) a.e
justice and.eqaity may .redu;ra, =
Staats, Sheriff ofJaeksoe, an :, g. ~.
writ q error tp Judgment If d. 7e,lso,,;.
Court Of Jackson comfy -desias s.s'1 .sa.-
the judgment erred inpart, and said ~, a. =
ment corrected Petition {of appefIs Z.
counsel, for q re- hearing, denied =
5ths Griffith and kancher a,nall..,.
0s OFT and Ghsscoek, appeilees.
+ 9th Fink and Wilson appellants =
same appellees, and substantially siIailsr
tcases--upon = deelee Of Circuit Court Il
Ohio county-decisions IN each case Il.
versed. pm s.
It'll H. J. Fisher rs. a. Cain sheriff
| Of Writ county, and his SECURITIES npon
. writ oferror 70 a judgmentof the cr.
cult Court Of Wirtcounty decision post.
poned until next term.
In The special Court Of Appeals, all.hs
cases on the Docket werc continued, il
consequence ofthe absence Of Attorneys.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
The AppllcatiOn,of utah-The PreSidcnts
Dinner Party.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-Although
Mr.. Bernheisel,. the delegate from
Utah Territory has had IN his poses,
sion for months past the application
of that Territory for admission. as a
State into the Union, he will not pre-.
sent it this session. NJ:
The President gave a dinner party
this afternoon to Generals Shields;
Quitman, Law, Gushing, Col. Wei,
ler and officers who were associated
with him in the Mexican war.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06

81
ing delegates 70 the sesannah oon'enr-
ton, with }impartiali;y and discret.on
from all parties. The honor OF virgins
and the South ID safe in the hanos OF tne
high bred, high toned gentleman now
clothed with her \ gubernatoriat ropes
whose great Southern heart ms anu am,
mates bosom worthy Of the soui -
Firginia's chivslry, .'s..... ~,
The Southern CepVention 10 NV
lslative body. II Is lhe qua.
watch OF the South. ~ Is " oonsfee' "
advise, 70 RECOMMEND measures !" p,op",
gate thought, 70 oefeioP lucas " u.e''
the mind oil our PeoP'e 70 'noS' 'Hqu''e'
which may guide tnis great oout"efn
move for commercial ana manufacturing
independence, for the development Oh
Southern progress the dissemination %
Southern thought IDEAS Frlncipies ana
morals.
We regret that this Congress ola mol
introduce some inquiry upon the suoIee'
OF protecting our slaves from inc INA
nous robbers pirates the souliess villains
and, cowardly assasslns, that come uown
upon US from the Nor'n' 70 deceive our
slaves with VISIONS 'na' can never DC
realized 70 mako them oiscohten'eo' %
o'eak assunder the parental oonoS Oh mu,
'ual love ana "'t"cnmen' t"a' O'nu mas
rer anu save in'o 0I0 ""ruo''oUs ano GU =
ufas uI,OH, - '" t:ne,, 49,
''''s-N oe' CIV" " 'n 1rr'
90 ' an" >. 'o w., p0''O 90 '"e ,,,,:
ueS'i WV" ','A' '''1 po r:
T. w! " =, - NE
w, o ' IN ,toso soonnd,aI. frnu Nor
- - -n"s,.~ 1.U.:..~ ..IIs..o,.
: - So, - n.y.. -. ,-,o,.os =,
~ so,,th tho;r sunnr;,rs in : morals in
'''l !: - r "a, h,,n,.,o- 81
VIZ 49,, co,,uo.,;o, Ill,
~ ,.:. -, -. aol1, I'D o.,,,,
- :. 49,. =
M 80. e..., -. { n M. i ,
=, =, - ~ t Wv 49,
D'.I - NoA,'t,e' I I n.y.
wy O0.'I'e ;, INC ntatt@nu 'ns oo4!'
t"' 60 's~, ''na :,, ~. sou " 81 ps' '':' u
' " III .er oUH' 'e " Ill
."et CIV S any, III "n TIC s'1'! anu nAjes
y oi ''ou'Hetn "''uom anu 'ofeS'S"'' y.
Inc Northern papers We see' are
oarklns' noWiinS' Winning can''ng In all
the fraudulent ana treacherous designs
ana principles known 70 The Morrill, bred
IN It's bone and fostered In its mothers
mllk' against these southern conventions
Inns we may nave e1Pecteo'' just as you
may expect the roooer ana the theit 10
prepare 70 destroy those who are seeking
70 wfes' 'ne'r prey ana "nholy gains
from them. Il ms lace proves that the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06

~ WoMAs NOMINATED FOE CHAP.
LAIs.- Whilst nominations for the
Chaplaincy to the House of Represen-
tatlves, were IN order in that body, on
Monday, MI. Spinner. Of New York,
presented the name ofthe Rev. Mrs.
Antoinette Blackwell, formerly Miss
antosnetta Brown. He stated that
during the late canvass he was char
ged with beng an infdel for having.
voted for Mrs. Blackwell at the com.
Of the last session, Uo
knew then, or. Others must have
known, that she was a regularity Or.
dained Clergyman Of the Presbyterian
Church.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
Recenilsier Walker.

Nrw OnErAss, Dec. goth The
steamer Itras sailed this morning
with FIVE hundred recruits for Gen.
Walker. s-.] -
New YORK, Dec. 30th. The steam
ship Jam~s Adyer: sailed for Norfolk
to-day. with more recruits for Wal,
ker. There was no government in.
reference. ~ I'll. ....:.,..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06

!, MELANcHolr OccURRExcE.-Mrs. Sin
.cendiyer, wife Of Col. Jacob Sincendiver,
Of Berkely county, was thrown from a
carriage, on Sunday, the 30th ult., and
Instantly killed: Miss s., who was with
her mother, narrowly escaped by jump.
ing from the carriagc.-Fa Free Press.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
WELL P PROVIDED For. The pill.

WELL PROVIDED FoR.-The Phila.
delphia San says, our Democratic
friends are exceedingly well dressed
these times. In Indiana, the 81
says, Hon. Q. {. Dunham were. at
one time, thirteen oyercoats, and had
more on each arm; ten hats on his
head, and fourteen pair Of boots On bis
feet, all the fruits of the Democratic
victory achieved
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06

/, HoSoR TO THE DIsfrNaUIsuED DEAD.
"A. monument is about to be erected in
Shelby county, Ky, to Col. John Hardin,
of that State, who was killed in 1893,
while bearing his country,s flag of peace
to the Indians northwest Of the Ohio.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
,Loui.iana Cane Crop.
The Pioneer, Of the 15th|inst., pub
10y 80 tt,,,E Phriah, n.

The Pioneer, of the 15thIinst., pub
5lished in Assumption Parish, La,
Many ii our planters have /, common
ced rolling. They report the cane cans
short and Sweet. The quality OF the
sugar is good, but the quantity VIII
be verysinall. Some Of orr largest /;
planters will not grind atstalk an -
their cane being required toPltan'e1 tlle
crop of next year. 4,
riipening cane, and those who are SC
fortunate as to have twill DO mate
rally benefited.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06

DISCHARGES AT THE NAVY YARD
We regretto learn, saysthe Norfolk Her.
aid, that about sixty persons in the
Masonaty Department Of the Gosport Ma
W Yard. were discharged on Monday
last, owing to the want Of material.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06

. a = family named Joyce. consisting
q q 1 S persons, living near the mouth
o. oait river, Ohio, were murdered on
!, Friday last BY parties unknown. The
house was also burnt. {
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
Official Vote Ofthe UniOn-Corrset Table.

Y The<following is the most correct
table Of the popular vote of the Union
which haS yet been published. All
the States are official but two--Cali.
tornia and Mississippi-and the vote
in. them is very nearly correct. This
table will be found useful for future
DurDosn. =. r..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
Fire in Charleston.

A fire broke out this morning in
the Cooper shop Of W. G. Brooks.-
The building was destroyed: Loss
not known.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
firgjnialron Mandatory.

Several geatletnen from Pennsylvan
within the past few days. ws-e il sho
counties of Bath aud Allegheny. locating.
some lands on which they designed "a
tablislring largo ison ranufacn-v. sor
the use Of tho Central Railroad and o.Lor
purposes. a LIBERAL charter was grans.d
them at the last session 81 tho egislatur..
and we understand il Is athcir intention,
shortly, to open books Of subscription for
stock in said company. Its their iu.sh.
ton, too. to erect al ti;eir. work shops ID
this + lace. The sehonfe seems 10 Us q
DO q practical oha. and may b mad,
profitable. Information, as 10 the plans
oflthe Company. may be obtained from
A.. D.. Troaer, Esq Stan. Fiinltcafor
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06

APPOINTMENT. John HI. Shook
has been appointed by the Governor
Notary Public for the City Of Rich.
mond.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06

New BANK n V1RGlNIA.-A bank
to be called the Pearisburg Bank has
been started at Giles @. a., and went
into operation on the 1st Of Jann-
aryA. G. Peudleton, President; A.
b. johnson, Cashier.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06

MARn1ED.-At the Cathedral, in MAJ
chez, De-. 18Th, 1856, at I o'clock, P. NJ
II. B. HARVEY, Of New Orleans, 70.
Miss SALLY FORT, daughter Of the late
Wm. B. Fort, Of West Feliciana, La.
In Columbia. s. c., on Thur day, Nov.
9Th BY the Rev. Mr.. Ziely, Mr.. WMs.
r. KNAPP, to Miss MOLLIE a. B4t.4
Der, both Of Richmond va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06

OFFrcIAL3 VorE OF FLoRlDA. "A
special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun
dated Augusta, December 6th,| SAYS
that complete and official returns give
Buchanan majority Of one thousand
live hundred and twenty-five.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06

ELInr BrRR11T. This learned black.
smith lectnred in Wheeling, Va, on
Monday evening last Subject Les
sons ofthe late War withisnssia.''
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06

INVALUABLE REarDIE,.-Here are 4 I
few simple remedies for very prera
lent disorders, which We have 10 hest.
itatioa II recommending. as intslli.
eble.
For sea sickness-stay it home.
For drunkenness 4lsink cold VA.
ter.
For heal;ll--take .sAyer's Pills.o
For aeeidents--keep of danger.
70 make 5neney--aflYersise in tho
kanawha Valley Star.
For Coughs and Colds--take Cher.
* Pectoral.
T. keep ont of jail-r'avsy our drbts.
!, !; 70 be happy subscribe for tho
STAR ~
\ To plessea min ! your own basi-
=ness.
h have a goo seo,lscience pay
the priuter. =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06

a Negro. man employed BY Mr.
High Latla IN, ofAleaaniria, 4 short
time since accidentally stuck nail
! ]! \ foot, which brought on lock.
jaw. from which be'dieI on Sunday
night last. .5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06

!. REyIvAL.-A revival in the Pres.
byterlan Church Of Salem, Va, has
resulted in the conversion Of about
sixty persons. sa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-01-06
-. l,s7s,l5l $40, $50 1888, 500

! O'a' l's78,l6l Slo, $50 l,s33,5oo
Bnchanan's plurality OYER Fremontis
;2G39, 66O, and overFillmow 1,O39, G1o.
slhe national majority against Ere
mont is ], 3s021o. In South Carroll
ma the Legislative elects the electors
and the popular vote can only be es-
timated. There was little, if any op Z
positions to Mr.. Buchanan in South
Carolina, and our estimate above is
probably nearly correct. Tie Presi-
dental vote Of 1856 thus compares
with that of 1S59.-- :.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-15
Netu 5prtioI Notices,

MuaRAr d LAKnAE's FloRroA WATRR
1t lsA pie SAINT thing to ii, rd : new
aud refined enjoyment to ones country. 4.
women Lanmsn u Co., have certainly ac.
eomplished that object. in introducing
Murray d Lanmap's FLORIDA Water (r'r
twenty yearsa iasorite toilet article through
ont Spanish Amcrcs, J to The notice of the
ladies of the United States. Nor are the
ladies alone indebted TO that enterprisinp
firm; for il tho article impsrts to the en-
broidered msueheir an tyhlarating sud a.
ireehIng fragrance, aud to the complexion
a softer bloom, it is equaIlv eflicacion. in
taking the sting o't of tue one ration of
shaving, and relieving the breath from the
fumes of tobacco. For.sIl these purposes.
however, il is necessary to have Murray
d Lanaeaas Florida Water, and none
other. o.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-15

WORTH KNowING--nrf woo1
b dseovered a lemedy ( th, ery a d
bald. which is at nee n.actiratie ,nd
shssp I feluifes no j, hg, no VIC non
sst'aoFdlhary trouble There CIV ,e no
doobt whatever Il iIs efficacy. We h,ve
seen Testimonials almost smost without
onmber, and from men Of great inte!,i.
ssoce, high standing aud moraiWoth.
Those Nho hsve been bIda for yeyrs
are now wearing their own bair, and ap
pear Zen yeHn younger than they did six
months ago. Asin most ceses gray Laire
and bald heads are both premature and
eSnaturA, It is a dnty to rehedy them by
The natural and undoubtad means which
PIcf. Wood hss invented, and now kindly
hfieFs 10 The afflicted, try his
Sondetfal remedy, and give the Professor
: new testimoniai.- : Memphis Whig.l
Sw.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-15

HoIfoU"y's OiHtmeHt and PiUs.-Im.
mense success has attended the use of the
Ointment in diseases of the kidneys and
the gehitoirlnary organs. All obstruc.
tons and Inflammation in the passages
connected with the kidneys and ladder,
may be removed BY Iubricating the parts
affected. Fiction - powerful and brisk
as the invalid can bear should be employ
ed in applying the preparation, and fomon-
tstions with warm water are useful in pre-.
pairing the skin for It's absorption. The
pain oecasioned by the gravel b immedi-
ately q0ieltd by rubbing in the salye.-
The pills. by their sanatiye operation upon
the blood and othsr fluids Of the body.
will materially expedite the culati,s pro.
cess in most cases where the Ointment is
used. a
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-10-15
III arrro: a

On the Btu inst, al MI Pattons Hotel
oarofiton, by Rev. Il Swaney, Mn. Az.
oREW sHEPnERD, Of Jeifeleon Co.. Ohio
to Miss Ross ANS TSLssa Of this coup.
v.
On the 9th, by Jonathan MGlbour,
s'qShr. 'l'o'ge Hhds, TO Miss Christian
AOng' all of Augusta tp., Carroll Oc., Oh o
o. lhs Q hiesi. by the Rev. Win Nc
CaWfsy III the rssidence Of The bri,I.,.
father near Carrollton. W. w. LIxrRons
HfBells Mills, Stark Co., to Miss LuuIs.
RRgasolE.
With Tic sboEe notice came q ,oIos
@Ee--a nice one, too. aud We pitched IN
~Iih haaag good VII. The happy cobbls
T'll plazs seeept our thanks. dOns up in a
eElr5s shsel"1 gord wishes.
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10 School teachers

FIadE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXA MINERS
j. ior Carroll county, will hold Six nrE-s
| INGs TOR the examination OF School tascn.,.
During the year 1881, en the i0llowinE davs
namely: On the third Wednesday in. Fabrn'
ary, April, June, August, October, and De-
eember. The meetings will be held in ora of
the public school houses in Carrollton. com..
mencing at 10 O'Clock, forenoon
The standing rules OF the BoaId regulating
examinations are the following:
l. Each applicant not personally known ia
The Board, must produce = certificate of good
moral character, OF late date. and signed bv
one or more responsible persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished
with pen, Ink and paper; and alsO with AeGuE
fey's Fifth Reader.
8. TO each applicant will be submitted q
list OF questions on Arithmetic, English Grsm.
mar, and Geog raphy, to be answered in wri.
ting. -
4. No applicant will be regarded az ausL
med to teach, nor entitled to a certificate. who
does not correctly answer one-half uf the sues-
tons submitted in each braneh. '1El
D, Certificates will not be lasued on thu
day OF examination, but they will be renatsa
oy mail Or otherwise as soon as practieable.--
And when an applicants deemed unQuali6sd
note stating that iact will be sent him. fP
D. Applicants coming in afssr the clssa
formed and the examination hes commenced
VIII be expected to wait until the next regular
day of examln7 ion.
Z. No certificate win be granted to any t,r.
son who is known to the Board to be hsbitu.
ated to he use Of profane language, to be in
temperate or dis onest. = ~ ~, ii
8. Each applicant nust furnish. him elf
with stamped envelope, and himself indorse
with his own name aud address, and in suck
enve Ope his certificate or note vii be fer. 8
warded. , =. .ae - .-T' -
By order of the Board, h. III.
Jan. |, ls57h. WIN, Mccoy. Secy.