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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20

sr.1ur or JoHs ADAns.-Tns P'op'ieto 70 Of Mount
.nhnrn Cemetery Will be grssi6sd 70 learn that u
.tstue Of JOIN Adams by Randolph Rogers, The DE-
iipsui.heS American sculptor. has been completed q
,sn,sa ,o arrive in the course Of few weeks. The
sber s,atusr are in state Of great fsrwArdnesa In
con.,ouepce Of the lsmened illness Of Mr. Crswford,
he statue Of James Otis may be delayed, but Il nay
design and plaster model having been 6nisbsd By
that artist and placed in the hands Of the marble
workers come time before his attack Of ilaess.
boston Advertiser. Aag u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20

TouRSANEsT IN ViRGlsIA.-The WsneAester Re
puJi,ean Gays: A new feature viii be ihtnduced e
The Tournament which il 10 come of ct Capoa % q
September, in the pr septstioo by the knights q
handsome set Of jewelry TO the lady who .h.A %
crowned Queen OF Love and Beauty. Ins VIII mako
the contest for the honor much more spirited among
the gallant knights.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20

SVfhEMs6n uISrLTiNE, .dmini'u.tors q tbs eooi..
~ s,ss.,s q Jo.Ph M:ks N asSe.sed ri.nass
=: oL S1k.n no on sSs S:eSS
vtse Lssp pon and Mary his wife Alice MeKsen Benjamin
ysre ma Eis.be he wife. Belinda Nc Keen Js.Rn
ksnoS p,unsvick Maine and Elizabeth bis wife, Jonn
l.o Of eh, and Frances bis WIFE James W.
~ Tcpshsm. Maine an Ottawa his wife ChsIes ;! U
nd Abse HE wife Daniel Tsysr and Nancy n al
ss and zptha hi. wife Ebns Scar, Ira wilson ney jane
~ ,en AZ Mary Ann bis wife, William Cory AID Sspy
"a Nav Annis his wife John Orr and Lams hi, VIZ Ne.
ktA ingalls, Henry Morrow and Mary hs viz ,Iius W
Arthur and suke his wife, James Mekeen Kssn Of New
ss o. ,hs STAT. Of Louisiana M.rceas Me s"%
Msry Roe his wife sas d MoKecn Of and Jaette bis
ss.n 'S1 K Eaain :Dd Sarah s BIZ. T
John McKeep Of Buffalo IN the stse al and Eests his Sf
hAss his wife Adasou Meksen d Bstsey bis WIFE I.seo
a., sns ssIs Il. wife, Jane. Rad;sG. sS William Or.
w Henry Hehard'sn n an. Csr,. and julia his WIFE,
sas Asss I'm, ms c,b Tspn and ANA b.: WE r.n;n
T,olI John l. Buses ard Ann Jun" William Doe and Mary
May Ellen TspS s Do and Mary Roe his wife Harre, Doe
re D., :. ID De- md May Roe bis wife Annis i9ws
Deuefh and ia po his wife George w Annis and Lacy
n"rsSs W.,e, WATSON aud Marsa ct hs wife Ellen ~ An
si. Lois Anns Nancy BreTn wssI and Msry Roe his
~ and Reuben Whittier and Mary Roe his wife De'endan
10 Defendants above named; You are he.eoy hib LII
A. Sled m the Of the Clerk Of the CITY and county
at the City Hail. in the City OF New-foTk on he
IN csy Of July D. 1857 aud 10 serve copy OF your
the complaint the Subscribers at Their ONCE
No 10 Wall st. In the City Of NewfoTk WITHIN twenty Gays
after tie service Of this summons on you
~ such service and II you fail 10 the said
min the time aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action wi SPpy
"a ,te Court for the relief demanded in the oopsn1-Deo
~' ' LEA SMIDT. PLAINTIFF Attorney
The complaint IN the above entitled son was hed IN tho
oa5oe tie Clerk Of the City aud County oil Oh '"'
Tvs isv6wThs LEE SdlDi' A'tys IoI ~ us.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20

FRox PoRro RIco.-By the ARRIVAL o. .0s -.
big RestauI adeur, Capt jansen, we have os~ IN
August, from Hunsooa, p. K. On the "a ~" .'o.s
ort in the warehouse Of Messrs Pori' brosoe,' ""'.
toe ether with the SIX adjoining houses Va" oosyee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20
DENMARK.

A concession had been granted to an English Com
PAW for the establi hmeDt Of submarine telegraph
between England and the Western Coast Of Schleswig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20
PERSIA.

1t is stated that Nr. Murray, the English hinrter,
anived ut TeberaD on the 9Th of June, and was re-
ceiyed with the honors agreed upon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20
INDIA.

There is nothing later from India, but the papers
continue to pubh.h detar of the atrocities committed
by the insurgents furnished from private correspond
elce,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20
HOLLAND.

The Netherlands Government has presented to the
Sa.r General y,Jtct dc so having for s object the
,toIiion Of slavery the West Indies. The basis OF
the PROJECT will BE- indemnity, which is calculated at
3itIO zoo gudtrs, to be paid to the propnetors OF
slaves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20

Ghhhs Wheat arrived s ps two os'sos eSsss Isss
i' :s' m. s,rs; - =. ~
a 70, so e. s y. .
Spieo !: h.s .h re.. and to purchase ~ s>,s"ss
you'd bsvs to be paid on lsst sales s
on LS.rrD the sale. have been few and ns ofe
d. ard or urys ..d ID two .nsh c.Isos. sos Is'e
brought Is, and Calcutta sBe sample 81
SO IS Boston in =. SO y: ~. ,,.n,
NON Ss1f In s.a' s sse Of m Rap .e..
s,:ra c. ssSa ~. ''n s% esel~ PALM
For Rcs there .et'e ioqay 90 persht@s eAiy "a
H. -sa s' se s.:. S.y Ia: .hd
I.sy 0oO bags Madras for ARRIVAL 9TH Sos.s cargo 81
S s , s.s a. .Seon ,sSe s.s bengal
paced, mid white al n good do a. ~ @'" WIN 0o
'n Rr% h.. ne. with mere demand Lse.Ii: az y,''t.
40 puuebeon reps DemssIs haze ben old Is ~ Pc.
b.ae. Ce,lon and the and lower suslie. sos g
d'aDee q ID 3d. ord 70 sns Or, Ss1sy s1s, s
Is. P is;S To- 'sssa sss e. y.
Srs.sA depression has prevailed auss the wssA saA d:
& a,, sssS at s.s 81 %s Il ns ~
t... n.uu .s.ea ssts ss duty, 70, ,;, s.sst p
81 sT's for 10. 's 70 I'D :. sii q 81 SEQ
81 & sr .a 'sS ss ' Porto 'i sss
ta,tiy old mid 20 ,cod yellow at esoSj iAv<y EHs
md low darn ,rsy dSs fo.tins cargo sszsS
No M to /? Havsns fully insured has fstehrs W. 'sf -
sutIort ~ Al
TS-Oo .ses BsncA .ola q, ls Strait. iS, ssst R..
u firm, with further sdvAp' o. 49, e.ss
esl lsvirs chan, nds 81 to cent from TsaS ~
cent a. ss 4toSP ee,t dJni Nts.s II Soda ~
d.srr 30 tss- .,ns p sd22S coating cargo Of -
MI Ia, nssd hands st III 49,,
TvRfkNrAr small sale Of Rough has ben mode a. lott
from ,hp Coisd rsble srrlya, 81 American sprss have
forced th, msikst down I" 81 sdS' er barrels 49,,
TEs-SGO pigs wer. offered a. saeon on IA m't 40
about 10 od including lov boxes without psts'll change
In prices. We quot. copInlor Congou az u v 10
f.LLow-->t. Petersburg G. 81 G65es ON 'pOe; ~ ~
tho md Of the ye.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-20
CUPREME CoURT-Kioes County:IJoHN

S,LIRKE and JOHN COCHRAN sgainst BENJAMIN
nsud You arr hereby non, aud required to answer tae
on plant this action Of which copy herewith served
mon Won and 20 copy Of your 70 the said
prt On the subscbcrs at their Office, No 1877 Broadway IN
be City Of EewYort within twenty days sfter the sryss
the ssd compliant within thu time aforesaid the plain
nsnsed in the complaint Dated lane 4, 1851
SHEA Il RICHARDSON, Plaintiff Attorney.
The complaint in this action Lied in the Once N sAs
Glib Of the County Of Kings TIE 9Th day OF June 1851
T. IA Jnlv % 1851 SHEAk RICHARDSON
iva isyswThs Plaintiff Attorney No. l67 Broadway.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
MErrIYa 81 C.oTroN s. ,,.y,,,,

MEETING Or CorroN PLAsrnrs.--
The Holly Springs Mississippi) Her
aid giving notice Of meeting On the
26th Oct. of the cotton planters OF
Marshal county, to stake such notes
as may seem best in regard to the
monetary arrangements throughout
the country, and the consequent re.
dpetioIi Of the price Of cotton, result
ing from such financial arrangement.
The Herald rcnafksthat there is no
cause for such d state OF things; and
If the planters will store their cotton
bags under their own cotton sheds.
and witbhell 1t from market for a few
weeks, the geld and silver, will DO
shipped by tens ofmilIions Of dollara
from every important part In. Europe.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
From Correspondence Of '.The South"
The New York lndepsaasni and the AMER
lean Sunday School Union.
Al. liz BASSETT.

The New \ ork I,ldependeRt, true to its
instincts, we see, has now attacked the
American Sunday School Union land, In
a long article Of October the 9Th, fulhnin-
ates forth its abuse of this benevolent So
ciety with its usual heartiness. We can
see no real motive for this wantan TRADE,
unless il be the straightforward, faithful,
conservative and national character 81
this institution. 1.-THE Am. s.. s. Union
were as cireumscribed in It's operation
and its Scratches and Agents asnarrow
in their notions and feelings as tho hide
.peRdeat is III its influence aud its editors
in theit views and Christian sympathies,
ii would doubtless find 10 them a'chiyal.
rousa champion. It may be a crime, III
the LadepeAaenfs eye, to use the means
Of this Society to establish Missionary
Sabbath Schools among the poor children
Of the South. butitis nevertheless good
work. We pee that the Am. s. S. Union
has District Secretaries il Richmond,
Charleston, Saint Louis. Kentucky and
New Orleans: and that they are doing a
great and efficient work in the South. -
By their last Annual Report, We see that
during the past year the missionaries 81
this Society have organized aboat 900
new Sabbath schools, containing sc. 600
scholars, and taught by is, 600 teachers.
They have Also, distributed grsftnously
among poor and destitute Sabbathschools,
Libraries totlie amount OF 8 IL. 900. How
strange that any man should lift his hand
against an Institution So purely missiona-
Iry whose object it Is ts-ggathef the uh.
taught youth Of our land into schools On
the sabbath. and thus enlighteh the ig-
lnorant and eleviate the degraded ]
SABBATH SCHOOL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24

METHODIST CauRoH SoUTu txD SLA-
VERY. The HoIston conference Of The
MetllodistE. Church South atits recent
81 Marion. Va, resci1ded that
CLAUSE in thsdiscipline which prohibits
the s.buying and selling Of men. women
and children for the purpose Of ehslayilg
them Tile Knoxville Wing says that
there were over one hundred travel.
ing preachers ii the conference and only
Hour voted againstit. The proposition IS
10 be submitted to the twentysIIfree al.
lnual conferences s,outh, between this and
the general conferences IN May next,
which eonxenes 10 Nashville.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24

LEPRosY IN AUsFR1ELIAl We have
news from Sydney u August 20. The
Tfatoria 1ge publishes the following:
Isis again alleged that lepfosy exists
among the Chinese, land that tits likely
to extend to Europeans. The following
extracl Of i letter from 4 digger Of Daisy
Fill. dated Saturday. August 10 gives
the particulars: Three days ago the
troops turned the Chinese out Of their
camp. but allowed them to take their
tents, and then set fite To the rest. There
are lots of them diving with the lepfosY,
and their camps was 4 regular nuisance
Acarrier got E6 for abarying one Of them
he took the disease from the dead man,
md the carrier Is now dead. The doctel
Had the camp sci fife tb, as the stencil
used u come into The township. although
tlle camp WIS three quarters Of miI'
away.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24

q, lid me still togloye thee ~
Aud worship al Thy shine 5is
Andsas my heart Win ever ihrobs 5:s Il
Inunison withlHfinel Ehl il 81 h,
i By all my hopes dffutufe Hiss
From r9qpeiry refrain 49, II
i BY II nly hopes Ell happidkss eA
Say not my love is vain ISL ii ksssk
! O, bid me still 10 love thee
IA hi whisper Norfis Of blIsss
Noaearef 10y iha L that ! crave
Within worldiIlk this.a a9sf sss44. Il ss,5
q. bid the dip IayS Iirit' y wings j "
In love. pure. holy fount,
That / may reach / BY loving heart. II Z II
And dangers ali snfDouna I'll else slss
/ Oh bid me still to love stbeee Is.
i With passion strong and deep, 8
/ And Say that thoa iii memoryts cell Ss1s
Will hut my image keep . gs II
/. BY ali thy beauties fair 10 yiesx, sfa4
Thy nolleRsss of soul &.
/ Ds all that then en- eartha hoId' ST dear,
Let not lhy,loye grow coldI M
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24

That MONSTER Gus.-The nonstar
gun Of the United States corvette PHI
mouth weighs Il. 900 pounds ayoridupois.
Il is covered with.a coatIng!Uf vermiIlion
and beesaax, and therefore has 4 red n.
Stead ofthe usual black appearance Of i
ships guns. The heavy Daklgreen guns
have two vents, which facilitate their nm
ID and safe firing. The weight Of each
shell they discharge Is about 1856 pounds.
and TINT sof each solid shot l64 pounds.
Theisonnd Of the shell and shot. trayers>
ing distance Of three miles. Is lost in tho
enormous space which ittrayerses. Ona
peculiarity Of the Dahlgreen gun is It's
enormous strength and thickness where
the greatest force 81 the power is expeu-
ded. In experiments made to test the
strength Of these guns, one pfthen had
been fred off nearly 5000 times, with i
large proportion Sof solid shot, without
bursting.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24

GoyERSoR WAlKge AND The SourH.
-In the course of conversation
With q distinguished nenlbefef Con-
sress from the South, now in the city.
le stated that he had not met the
irst Southern man who approved Of
LIE recent course Of Goyernor Walk.
erin Kansas. ~ X: Dap Book.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24

TuERE ARE ABBOTT 1876 INMATES in
the peiiitentiary offVirginfs at this
time. Ofthis number twosthirds arc
white men. There are some twelve
or fifteen white and black women in
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24

TAIL HE4r. Mr.. B. Huffman, of
San Francisco, has raised and exhib-s
iteda hemp which measures sixteen
feet, and the cane is five inches in cir,
euinfcrence.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24

NEW ORLEAxs, Nor. lL-lssn. VIM.
Walker was arrested to-day on the aida
3yit Of the custom house officer, alleging
an intended armed expedition from the
United States, but was Immediately re-
leased after giving bad IN the sun Of q, 3
O0O.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
TfHs Pfids of Birth. l.l..l

7 il. ! TI y
Nothing exhibits .the weakness Of per-
sons character 20 quickly prso etfectu-
ally asa desire to bidea humble parebt-
age. No lad ofspiritaad good sense win
ever be afraid OF ashamed ito have the
world know that his father was 4 wood
sawyer 81 lis mother d seamstress!
Aud companion who will III naturally
taunt 4 play fellow ith his sitaationin life
in this respect. ought 10 be stunned like
the plagne. AsloRg youlhay behaved
well. 1t makes no s9rtof differences how
humble your birth! may hagp been. @i
III England, the ahiIdrenof the lowest
class labor under great difficulties. III
is hard for ason oil daughter ofindigent
parents to rise! Birth is looked upon as
Indispensable te SUCCESS though Ibelieye
Ill is beconiiny less and less So every year.
The same prejudice ~ fact, prevails here,
but to. very limited extent. Nobody
whose good will YOU need value at but
ton, fwifltllink any Tie hess df you because
yUur patciits don thpppen ID b rich on
powerful. E4 KIT NJ
ll !, AZ, AZ :, all 80 Il Nj : fs oarr
. , I. !. '.a, aas,a,,
ial fa,, M ,s,i,ls ~, az :,
IA, ,sn,o IN ssr ], III ,t.nlxeS M, l;
fallier isIa peasant A noble ansNer,
uttered BY 4 brave and noble man in
whose estimation a brave and honest pa
rentage was ofmors value than the chance
II i. II. n. III
q I'M lila IN l.,Irb, cro,E s;,s ~, y.
II, AZ. ,,,an 1 bero,sl] lIrow J;,hant adm
mi, u. 49,. .,,arsl M N, u ~
Nh ! MI 49,, -, 1900 Z,
Nh E,,,,,,, IN 1ts.ss,.l g E.aaoaf
~ - d t. 1 til ~. j, tho
ErI.,,I., n,ha, 6ae aftbs
,,ar .asals I'M, III ,a,t;,n'.at ~ n,ora;nn
81 nra,s, s ri ,'snaeS;sn IL NJ fa'hes
,shp NJ, ,.a,,,a Nj yss;, mi, of. IN, ~
No., $500 ksa,. y saat,sa v;s;,S,
q II, We 80 faxas;,a s;'l s1i
81. saS i;.a;..l;s' asla;a. Ia ].
81 4, &, of.ba
a., M "a a,aa ~ 4 sa tald
IA aiIfIs ~ i; 1;,a !,
~, Rr,l,bsg wara ms.
a, 4at,,,o;a,s5 49,, ~
ii ,1,a ,sanersl -, an,,,oodssI da,ronndads II
H. NJ, i,9 s,ss, L. 49,, !,
HI, Hi, ,r,,l ,is.,,ast II.
;;ssg III hands u II I;ra,,s i sneaL
49, n's 800. q 80 . go
IN ,,,,,.'f e., sb;d - s.hsra !,
Il j. s. v;s;' III =
~ go u, Il al III 4, %.
NJ i, - =, mn Una =
,sa.d III 4, ,,..i, $500 .nd Al r;,,ys "a,
I,Iansared the srpov' a.,a;,,st h;s M;ll-
Iowever NJ na,rlo1ad nv d;aohaa;anea
Ana loyes III aim 4. Foris,n,. has fayored
ii, M, ~ de.,rees i baya ,;san ~ II.
AM II ,wh;t.b 81, now behold me- me-
|Ibay4 lid tbat,,y fatIer ALWAYS loved me
I.nd, ~ nroo,ff thereof be basI ID his al
vanced age fwalkedlthi,ty l.agues 10 en-.
|Ibrace me- 3, II 81 SAVING. he turned rounc
and embraced his venerable parent
NH ,.h;.L ,lS;;s sE,aenh anslS. ,,aS
80: ~ ,a.a nm rolIaa J;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24

We are indebted Is the pFopsictors of
the Franklin Paper Mills of Richmond.
for sample Of exeellent wrapping paper
made from the Chinese Sugar Cane -
Pasrsbarg Democrof.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
Ran1nOwAl.

nRs. BELKNAP 81 JANE hare removed
H. their Office 70 their new Def al hon A.
Fs,rr aSraE II frst door east "a tlrs. hnsFelF n
" aere thes viii Be pleased 70 see their it.enas
ard Ire lib cEsaaitisg thei issssoeas =, .et-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
wv ESTE II N " / n "a I MA
LAND AGENCY oFFlcE

FTNHE undersigned has opened an mice "A
he Town 81 WINFIELD, PugEAA gounf
~. Virginia for the purpose 81 selling Y nass
farms, mills and feaenlea' :.
nropeTty fof sale. win do well togivs him aesii
/ Win D,in's no. n. HARVEY
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24

KrLIEp. Carey Watkins q native
81 Virginia. was killed on the rsilroad
near New Orleans lately.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
IA, TUESDAY,, mo- q. l8577 N sl

ding VIII hsncefnrtk Be = barrier Ia menu
befship ID ths Methodist Protestant
Church. as = ~
This Gonsentionis auats that ihe Gen-I
erai confsrsBce has not constitutibaal lau-I
tlotlty p nlgdifY the constitution, but
upon recom 1nendaiio 81 al II -thirds ols1 fhe
Annual Conference. III t,tHtiaI Dn1
lfenences hare heretofolS aStnsd 4 Wilb;n
their prer0galixes Ia sdont Dsoors .bsepTa1I
tons 9 ios tbs sqbseap elt action 81 Annual
Conferences. 4. thefefore. II shall besf
The pleasure TIE Gebsral Conference III
1858, during It's session, 10 recommend
to the Annual Confareslce y addpt such
action as above. ID removing thS lobiee-
fI9ns. and difficulties finn, wsieh ~ %
seriously snifer, and without q, Anicvat
Of which we deem il impossible ISL ns ID
eHjoyssiccess. in such case wei viii con
sent @ await The acsioII ofths AntIiual Con
lerences theeupon. But il this General
Coaference should not see Ct n adopt The
action NECESSARY TO remove our ditiieni-
ties, we cannot eonscientiously cohsent III
4 further continuance ofoar ecclesiastical
Connection n H "a
We wish to infict no unkind rebsoach4
es upon our Southern brethrn, nor
would We assume TO be the Judge bf bur
ileighbof but We have calmly pf es III it'd |,
in brief mannerilthe embarrassment 81
our position. as connacted With tlss slave
holding portion of this Church, AID he
action which will be necessary to. obyiate
our ditfictlties. WeAre thrcalenea NTH
extensive disruption and falling fr6m bur
ranks uHless we are relieved and free
from what MANY deema crimital cDmpliI
city with 4 declared moral eKil lSf he
highest grades Hi y b
Praying that the Great Head Esf The
Church mayenlighten and inilaence your
minds, and dispose your deliberaliens 10
the advancement Of His glory. we remain
Yours, sincerely, sssE4
.ss JOSEPH ASHTON, 1
s:Ids.' ed j., II. HOGAN,
SAM'L GRAHAM.
A, III, BASSETT /. M
Various sections Of the address were
discusse dlby1 different delegates with some
feeling, untii five o'clock last evening,
when sspqndry proposed mendmenEs NeFs
lost, and the Memorial, preeiselyas given
above, was adopted; after which The
Convention adjourned, to meet agaia this
morning 1t nine o'clock.
. E4,... =. n Z. [. : -
The Convention Is being hold AT the
tMethodistP rotestant Church, on George
street, and naturally attracts considerable
attention. The attendance Yesterday
was quite large, and, we presums. win
be stilI larger to-day, As Il il understood
the Convention win adjourn finally this
evening
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-11-24
5000 Men

vyYANTEu--Immed 10000 Men
w 10 engage in the sale OF the most pop
Mar selling Books IN America. lngslids me
chafsics. farmers aud teachers wishing to1farz
Vi. viii ind This 10 beaHvery prcffsbIe and
oleaSant- bnsiness, enabling them To see the
country and make money af the ssme time n
Agents now 10 the business gre clearing from
I'VE bundled ID fifteen hundred d3iia!s per
year. For full particulars and 4 list Of
Hacks. address n n 4 pLiS0N. Queen
City Publishing House, ~ Mans street,
fsinr innats, 0hios al " living East, ~. =
IiF0N Philaleiphis. n fEe1. ~ IN ss
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-04-07

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