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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-17
TRLE6RAPHlO NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DISPl TCH
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.

NEW YORK, March 1s.-Ths steamer George
Law has arrived here with dates from San Fran
cisco to the Goth February.
instant.
She brings upwards of o., 600 900 In specie.
Gen. Wool, Col Cary and Lieut. Bissell are
among the passengers from California.
The steamer Sierra Nevady LEFT San Francisco
on the 5th ult, with several hundred recruits for
Walker.
The mining news Il dull.
There had been heavy rains In the State doing
much damage.
4ll. There had been several arrivals from At
lan,ic ports during the fortnight.
The State Treasurer and Comptroller had been
impe ached for Incorporating s25o,oO0
Twelve of the band of robbers who recently
murdered sheriff Barton of Los Angeles, had been
hung by the people of San Diego.
An ARRAY had taken place at San Francisco be-
tween F. A. Cohen, banker, and Thomas King
editor of the Evening Bulletin, and brother of the
late James King of William, whose murder
brought the Vigilance Committee into existence -
Cohen was the aggressor, and received q bullet
through the jaw. King was liberated after . judi
sial ex smination.
Two shocks of an earthquake were felt At San
Francisco on the 9Th ult No damage done
Large bodies of fllibusters had gone to Sonora
to join Gandara.
FROM MEXICO
Advices from La Paz. on the coast of Mexico,
state that General Blancarte had seized all the
vessels in the harbor, placed them under embargo,
and was about to leave with 700 men for the capt.
toll
OREGON.
On the 18th February outbreak among the
Indians took place near Fort Simcoe Four whites
and large number of cattle, were carried off.
Great mortality prevailed among the cattle In
the neghborhood CT Dallas, one.fourth having
perished.
WASHINGTON.
Advices from Washington Territory stale that
the Legislature adjourned on the 29th January,
after having censured Gov. Stevens course in the
Indian war, and in declaring martial law in the
territory.
AUSTRALIA.
Dates from Australia are to Dec ID.
The mines were yielding immensely.
A fire had occurred in Adelaide destroying pro-
perty to the amount of 2500.000.
The Indians had made an attack on the whites
In Platte River Valley, Sparta county, murdered
portion of the inhabitants, carried off cattle and
burnt many houses.
J. NJ. Rhodes, q banker In Sacramento, surety
for Bates the impeached State Treasurer, has sus.
pended
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" To the Voters OF the City of Rich.
MoND Il again res pectfully announce myself can.
HOUSE.
NH 5-tde* JOHN PrAgCE
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n City sergenDI..fn conformity to the
expressed wishes of many of my friends. announce
myself as candidate for the Office of CITY sen
GCANT, aud If it should bs this pleasure OF my is
low citizens to elect me. pr omise TO discharge tho
duties to the best Of my ability.
fe 2-lm GEO. w. WlLEf'
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II To the Voters of tho Citv of Rich.
MoND.-l am a candidate for the ofiss OF CITY
ASSESSOR, and respectfully solicit your votes at
the April elections.
NH S-dtdeA 8. N. DAVIS.
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MARRIED.

On Saturday mornins. Fsb,usry 2sth. By Eide, z;
n Orv;s Mr. DAVID 5TRAU0HAN TO Miss LUCY
ANN PEMBERTuN, all Of Hing William.
Long nav the silkeu chord b bright,
That binds these two loving hearts In one
~ Whie and Enquirer pIe.ss copy.
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" To the Voters Of the City OF Rich
candidate for the sUPERINTEED ENCY OF THE
POOR HOUSE AND BHOCKOE HILL BURY
ING GROUNDS, and earnestly solicit your votes.
NH 4-dtd* JOHN TALMAN
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~ RemOval.---Saml. p. Halves has re.
moved his office from the Basin to the south SIDE OF
the Dock. 18th street. All orders fer ANTHRACITE
and BITUMINOUs COAT and WOOD, sent to the
offi:e will receive prompt attention.
NH l7-TuaFimif
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" To the Voters of tue City Of hien;
MoSD.-i am q cspdidste for the office OF SKAIN
MEASuRER, and respectfully solicit your suHfst''
at the next April election.
fe 3-dtde' WILLIAMM WAITE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


~ At q meeting Of the vestry q e
Johns Church. Henfiso Psrish, hsld ths !stn slcn
1851 shs following preamble and resolutions wsfs
unanimously adopted: $50, M.
Whereas, It hath pleased Almighty God, IN His
Wis. ard Ho'y Providence, 70 move from GUY MIA"
ent esteemed fiend, Col. GsoRsE CAhaInGIoH,
who tor many years had faithfully serves q vestI
an. senior Warden and Treasurer In this Cnurcn'
IN rsErs,
sc. lvsd Tha. whilst we bow 10 submission 70 ths.
81 r. me will, which 10 always wise and gooo. "
can1ct refrain from expressing our sense Of the
srest loss that this Church sustained In bsns thus
deprived Of Of Its oldest and most devoted NOM
bers aud faithful officers.
Rssolved That We will long cherish the memory
Of his many virtues a. friend, his unobtrurvs p1ety
s Christian, and his invaluable services - Churen
officer.
Resolved. That we deeply sympathiss with bis be-
reaved family In their irrspsrabls loss, and that
agmminee be appointed to prepare and transmit to
tbem with these resolu ions, letter of condolences.
Resolved That the Register be requested to to send
a cory of these resolutions to tbs city papers, and
Southern Churchman for publication:
NH fit d. G. RANDOLPH, Register.
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FREDERICK BUTLER,

u To the Voters of The City Of Hich.
MosD Il respectfully announce myself q candidate
for reelection to the Office OF High Constable, aud
solicit your support.
NH tide FREDERICK BUTLER.
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" City Gnuger-uaving discharged
the duties of the office to tho satisfaction of all leo
dlda,e for re election to the cffice ofCITY GaUG.
ER NH S.-ts RICHARD FOX
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vTo SOUTHERN DEALERS IN PEREUMEAy.-
DaIscoLL's BALM OF 1000 FLOWERS for the complex
lon. teeth, breath. 30. Price Is cents.
DRIscoLL's INPRovEp ROSEMARY AND CASTOR
OIL for the growth and preservation Of the hair
Price Is cents.
DRIscoLLs CIRcAssIAS HAIk DYE inst antane ous.
Price 81.
DRiscoLL's HAIR coLoRIHG FLUID for changing
grey hair to IT. original color without staining the
skin Prizes 50 cents.
DRIscoLLs fohApE PHrLocoME. Price IS CENTS
Can be had st all jsbbins houses and druggists in
Baltimore. and ofths proprietor. D. G. DRISCOL
VI and s7l, Baltimore It,, Baltimore, Nd.
nah l7-eodlm
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rThere will be n MeetfuR held AT rhe
New Market Versndah Hotel, on THURSDAY even
ing March the 10Th, at half pest O'Clock All the
candidates are invited to sttend nh lit"
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" To the yOters OF the City OF Rich
MoND Il am candidate for the ofics of HIGH
CONSTABLE and respectfully solicit Jour votes
at the April election
nh 5-dtde* VIM r. GAINEg
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" Saml Cary ID n candidate for High
CONSTABLE Of the city of Richmond. and respect
fully solicits the Of the citizens at the ensuing
election. NH 6-tde*
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II To the Voters OF KichmOnd --frcssss
sppesrsnces indicating that there will be 90 Pai
nominations ct the approaching Spring election.
again present myself candidate for ths oaeo ss
CITY SERGEANT. / make this snhoaheoo
earlier than intended, In answer 70 the many w
qniries a. to whether intend TO hs cagdtdsfs..
PETER w. GRusss'
fe2-dtd
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~ MISS WHITES READIsGs-The Readings BY
Miss White, advertised for Friday night, at the Bap
tst Female Institute, postponed in consequences
Of the Indictment weather. 1t will take place Wa
NkspAY EVENING, March 18th. .
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- Yer City 5erxcaat. Tho suoses y, IN.
oHles of CITY oEkaEAN1, q the sasaias eiss. ~
and will b tAaAkfal 1bF the sapRest Of sc sGrs
the sitU. HENnI w. ouAkhss'
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q To tho Voters of the City OF hl iTy
MoNp.--f am . eas didats for the Office OF vi
0AUGER, and respectfully solicit yoar su1rssssss
tee ext April election. sAMPsoN JONES.
70 lid.
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Io inc Voters ofthe City OF Richma,a
am acandidete for lhe Office of CITY SeRGFtoW99
az the ensuing Spring election subisst Ia tSa ..n
nominating Convention of the Denocratin n.rr VI
10 taose VINO may not know me, and who xish.d .
De sovsfnss In their election by qualifi cation snS =,
ness for Office respectfully beg save to ,sv 10,
nave mad long experience in the duties Of sbsr;s.
and have ever been Democrat '"slu
NH Il-tde RENnvT ro,,r
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1877 ..rPKING and d NM h X : O1TT
1911. OF READY.MADE CLOTHING ii ~

~ for sale BY BklD0FOND \ a.,
kWls 3. WkNH e co. GENKR1T
- CoAMIeelON AERCHANxA o8sr thsir ssr.
- 80 s5 ne ale aa1 psSshase u 1iosr. WAsaA
Sssss Heessees -. seS-6m
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~ Fresh Spring Gosds.
We are opening this morning srese variety
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SPRING GOODS.
Our Spring Stock 10 CNrIRaLY New, and embrace
great many rare and elegant Styles OF DREsi
GOODS, &c. .v,,,
NH l7--.lt PRICE q WAXhINo.
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THEN CT MONROE observation-disclosures: The
following gentlemen. Of tried ability, will be sup
Ward at the Charter Elections. They are men
knowing the peoples interest," and will sustain equal
taxation and equal justice to all lad they will aug
tain the credit of Richmond. at all hazards
Many Voters and Tar Payers
ct Monroe Ward
For C0uncilmen:
q. D. DENOON, d. SAUNDERS
C. DIMMOCK, WIN C ALLENi
L. w. GLkZEBROOK.
nah I6-St*
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- Tho uudersixned, at the seiIci ,as. -.
OF many friends irrespective OF positiesi pssu a.
specially presents himself a. candidate Tor ~
foe Of CITY SERGEANT. and soiiets the eai'''-
Of Richmond geaeraily 70 give him their aPpm9sy
10 l5A dts I'D. .. oAi
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~DssirabIe Private Residence ON
FIFTH STRsEr, roR SALE AZ AucTIoN-We
call attention to our sale. THIS DAY, com
Residence situated on 9Th. beyond Leigh street, and
now in the oeenparcy CT Mr.. J w. Caldwell To
those In want Of pleasant and retired residence.
would do we'll to attend this sale. For further parti-
euiars, refer to suction coluss of this paper.
NH l7-lt TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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" To the voscrs or the city e n An.
MosD.-I am candidate for the efhes Of CIT = a,
0EANr. and respectfully solicit you saafasss
i ii "a" '''' THOMAS w. boswell
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~ At H1eegiug. or the Council Of the
City OF Richmond, hold on Monday the 9Th dsy Of
March, 1857, the foilowins persons were appointed
Commissioners and Condustors for the Charter Eiee-
tions TO be held on Wednesday this 1st day Of April
10 the pressnt year; and the following places dsss
mated for holdpG ssh Elsctions, Wig:
FOR JEFFERSON WARD.
Commissionsys Joseph 0rumnell, G. B. Hill. I'd.
A. smith George u. 6sder and Patrick n. Butler.
Conductor Reuben T, Seal
Place Of holding Elections-Hali over the First
Market.
FOR MADISON WARD.
Cor,missionsys Geo. w. Gillian. w w. Crump,
r. j. smith, Geo. w. Randolph and Elisha Shopper
SON.
Conductor Csdmus c. Johnson.
Place of holding Electicns-City Hall
FOR MONROE WARD.
Commiss;onsrs -Thos J. Evans, Lewis Barnes
Daniel Truehesrt, James Thomas, il, and Thomas
Barhsm
Conductor George w. Fl. Tyler.
Place of holding Electons.-LsJy's shop, corner
of Broad and Foushee streets.
Teste:
NH IS lido THOs. LAWSON, C. C. B.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCk.

MARINE INTELLiGErCk.
Port of Richmond, March 16-High Water 81 o'clock.
~~~~~->>~~~~~~~~~~>~~~
ARRIVED,
Steamer Geo. Peabody Pritchett, Baltimore. mds,
Lrdam Watson.
steamer Pennsylvania. Teal, Philadelphia, MD,
steamer Jam. stown. Parrish, New York, nds and
passengers, Ludlam \ Watson.
Rark Clara Hexall, Nelson Rio via Baltimore,
coffee, Edmonds Davenport
Bark Rebscca, Stsal New York, in ballast, to load
for Rio
Bark Leighton, Cols BALTIMORE in ballast, to load
schr. Hannah. Whtmore. Atakapas, sugar and
molassss, C. T. Workman Co.
sehr. Atarsh, Paul, Curle's Neck, Wheat, selden
Miller.
schr Brunett MeNemsr, Baltimore, mds, W. D.
echr Henry Read, Ives, Norfolk, Plaster, Shields
gomervle.
schr: Henry ,Trsver' Mitchell, Philade pha, COAL
schr. EIlea aoldsboroush, Bunting Cabin Point,
lumber.
sloop Tho, Corwln, Ke!m.n, Back River, OATS to
Captain.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Teal, Philadephis, nds.
and passengers, b. Tuttle.
schr. Champion, MITCHELL down the river Hight.
sshr. o. Il. ralley Mitchell, down thu river light
schr. Geo. Washington, Cempt, down the river
light.
Bark Kosmos Capt. Weseels for Bremen. with
40 hhds tobacco and atems, by Ludsm & WATSON
BALTIMORE, March l5-Cleared Schrs Planet
United Clara Haxal and leighton, for kich uond;
and schr Ocean Bind, Petersburg,
PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN,
PARRISH, master, from New York:
J. d. Brown, j. FL Walters, Chas. whitney J.
AeCloy, J. T. White, g. II. Clark. z. Henaser,
s" sBiId md Smith, ,ao, Gore b R.a c
De.n. Mrs. A Lougett, L l.. Brickhouse, e. T Rcd.
man, B Nowlan, J: Thompson Smith, Trssk,
VIM. Prelier, g. L. Earnest Mrs. T. D. Monroe
Miss Loskysr, Chas Jefferson and n in ste ersse
Also from Norfolk-M. Myers, wife and ehildr en-,
Mrs. Myers, Germans, Mrs. Mesroon, Mrs Hanson
Hesseli, T. Dodsmead. E. Eempe, r. W. Tilsston,
w. Robinson, g. Psrsee. q. W. Crossett.
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rUHN AND OATS FOk SALE.-I35fl
~ bush. White CORN expected dsily per sehoo. or
WAY Mark" from Potomac river; $50 bushsl. in
depot; and 7i2 bushels OATS.
LEWIs HILL
NH l7--2t Comnisaion Merchant 18th at
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n Monroe Ward.
Msycr-Wiliiam Taylor.
Commonws alth's Attorney-R. I. Daniel.
Eergeant-A Miohsels.
Asssor-S N. Davis.
Collestor-J. A. Hobson.
Bish Constable-Frederick Butler.
Gaugsr-A. T. Wiiams.
1up't Water Work. L. Davis.
sup't Gas Work-T. III. Wynne.
Eup't etreets-M. Bates
Grain Msasurer-.-W. Watts
Register Water Works-.-M. L. stratton.
Manager Poor House---John Pearce
Captain Night Watch---A Wilkinson.
COUNCILNEN
D J. Saunders, r. G Norris
8. d. Denoon, c. Dimmook,
l.. w. Giszsbrook.
ALDERMEN.
Jss Bray, &C Elicit
N. C. Lipscomb, M. Murray,
c. P. Word.
This above ticket will bs supported by the voters
of Monroe Ward at the enruing election
NH l7---1t TAX PAYER.
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SEGD UATS.-xUOO bushels SIZED OATs
- cargo of schr. Star, landing this morning and
for sale by MARK DOWNEY.
NH l7-St*
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BALTIMORE, March l5.-Cleared: SchIs. Planet,
United Clara Haxail, and Leighton, for kieh uond;
and schr. Ocean Bind, Petersburg.
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WASHING TON.

Advces from Washington Territory stale tina
the Legislature adjourned on the 18th January
after having censured Gov. Stevens course in the
Indian war, and in declaring martial law in tht
territory.
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ICUKECE AND GUM ARABIC. Just
IL rec eived, so cases MASS LfCOAlCE and essks
GUM ARABIC, which will b. sod very low BY
J. PITFIELD GEORGE
At NJ. Blair Co.'s, corner Cary and 18th ats
NH T.
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rs FOR PHILADELPHIA..-
<@E&8 The A. No l Steamship CITY OF
&L~tEN RICHMOND, Captain Il. Mitchell,
is now ready to receive freight, and
viii leave on THURSDAY, March 18th, at 10 o'clock
A. M
For frsisht or passage, having superior aocommo.
daticns apply to
NH I7-St H F.. FUTILE, Agent. Rockets
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Bark Kosmos, Capt. Vessels, for Bremen, wi
40 hhds. tobacco and stems, by Ludlam & WATSON.
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RLACk CANTON GRAPES have In
- store q few pieces OF the above, which l am
selling cheap for cash.
nh IL C. HARTWEII,
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EAHDEN SEED ~Ok NJ A nc H.--IA
" March the following seeds may be sown, viz:
Asparagus, Artichoke, seaus, Bsets Broccoli Conn.,
Cabbage, Carrot, Cu@mber. Celery, Crsss, Esq
tiS.. rarsnip, Parsley, Pepper, Onions k,dish,
Rhubsrb, Spinach, Tomatoes. Turnip, &c.
s. P. sEMPLE, Druaxist
NH II 202 Main EisbmonA
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On QUARTER CAsAs fUHl, MAOhl-
w IA and Malaga Wine, for sale bv
NH " THOMAS JOINTS & co.
RI - Ls. PkNNSfLvANIA APPLH
CU Brandy; IS bbls. Isle Wight Peach Brandy; 10
IBIS Virginia old Apple Brandy, for sale By
NH II THOMAS JONE6 T. CO.
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>Sa NEW = X / II e AND SUnMNR
Ia GOOD5-The subscriber would cs II the at.
~ tention of his friends and customers and the
AND SUMNER GOODS, consisting Of CLOTHS,
CAscIMEREs, VEsTlNGs, &C. recently selected
with much care by himselfin the Northern cities,
latest AID most superior style, and on reasonable
terms. WIN. HOLT kIChARDsON
Merchant Tsi or, 14.h vt
NH 17-2w Opposite Exehans 70 Hotel.
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MILLER e. VINCENT.
Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE.
and Msnufaeturens Of MONUMENTS, TOMBs,
FONTS. MONUMENTAL HEAD PIECES. Go
nearly opposite I'd Baptist Ch urch on Main stree t.
have on hand As large and we'll finished an as.ortms
Of work a. can be found in any establishment. In this
city.
Prices lower than the same quality of work can
be obtained in any of the Northern cities
NH Ism
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Snn BUSHELS LLAY PEAS, for sale,
OUO to arrive By
WOMBLE CLAIBORNE,
NH II No. II Pearl street.
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The CHisWICk eCHOUL.--Thos sub
L scnber ian experienced teacher and accredited
a. apt 20 teash"l bas Ie.opened his CLASSICAL
west OF Richmond. and solicits public pstronase
The location 10 proverbielly healthy; the dsci Inc
will be PARENrAL and CHRIsTIAa
Bosrd for youths of both sexes can be- obtained
Chiswick and in the ighborhood
fe 27-5taw1t aEn n rxAFJ A m
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Il ting a small number of Seed Silk Worms 70
which he would pay fair priss. Applyat
NH LIT No ma In STREEr
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CLOTHING AT Hay-
Wing enlarged aud improved our sales rooms, we
are now prepared 10 show m.rchsnts much larger
snd more desirable stock Of Spring Clothing than
hsretofore manufactured by ourselves in good STYLE
and with direct reference to their wants.
Possessed of many advantages In this manufacture
OF clothing, and anxious to increase trade. We
invite merchants to examine our stock and prices
assuring them that the will be
offered them to buy of us.
Terms-six mouths credit to prompt and respon.
stbie dealers, or i've per cent. discount for cash
NH IL KEEN, BALDWIN 4 CO
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
!. Dec. i Killing.

For the benefit of our sportsmen and
huntsmen, we publish below an act Of
the Legislature, pissed the 18th March
last. prohibiting the killing Of deer. This
law has certainly been violated lately, as
agood deal of venison has boon sold in
Charleston since the 10th January last
1. Be il enacted. by the general assem-.
bly,, that no person shall kill any deer, OF
run any deer with dogs, with the inten-
tionot destroying tho same. from the IF
teeath Of January until the fifteenth day
Of july next following in each year.
Any ono violating this law shall be. fined
ten dollars: to be- recovered before any
Jus 10, Of the peace for the county il
which the yoffense was committed or the
offender may DO found. Ono half Of this
Enc shall 60 to the infornaer; and the oh
erhaif 10 Tn county ii which the case is
tried.
2. Any person found with any recent
" killed venison or fresh deer skins in
his possession. during the time in which
7the killing Of deer is prohibited by this
act, shall Be deemed. for the purpose ol
this act. % have killed said deer: proyi-
ded this section shall not apply 70 deer
killed IN any park. DIS
5. Thislsct shall be ID force from is
passage.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
Dsmosra.y and ln,ri.aIi.m.

- "
onr Know Nothing brethren seem a
little annoyed at our statement in the last
Star, of a little piece Of history that we
thoughtalmost every body knew even,
the Know Nothings proper.
The factsistated were, that our neigh
.bors ofthe Southwest sent Democrats to
the Legislature, and 50 did our neighbors
Of the Northwest. But We sent Ameri'
can Know Nothing, or Know Nothing
Americans, 1--WE don't know which way
you prefer to call them since the last cleo
ton. However. they both now have
their Rail Roads, and we have nome
their mountaineers are startled by tht
snoring and sneezing Of the fiery race
and his dashing train. But We have nc
such frightful monster in our midst. Thu
breaking up ofour ice bound river is ith'
eyentofthe season, and the whistle Of
little 'fiutter wheel steamer is the sweet
est music to the cars of our people.
Now flour Know Nothing friends di'
not know these facts, they must Fhay'
passed into that mysterious third degre'
Of the order of K. Ms. ofwhich we uset
to hear much mora. than We now do.
We are told by high authority, tina
"the tree is known BY its fruit ,ff
Ye men of sense read the facts, ane
Judge for yourselves. We make no gloss
nor comment.