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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03
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PERPETUAL, LIME kim

TTNHIS KILN will burn four hundred bushels Of Lime
Stone (Which IL good stone, equal to thousand
bushels Of Stacked hme) in twenty four hours
cords Of wood and Is perpetual in its operation lime
being drawn in three TO six hours from the and
rePenished at the top Of the cupola This is
dnary every day capacity Of the kn has been abund
anty demonstrated by those already Ia operation.
also makes much better lime u that burned
binary way, all the stone being perfectly burned.
ANY number OF reliable eertiheates 70 the capacity OF
the Kiln, and any other Information in reference IT,
will be furnished, application by letter otherwise to
the subscriber who Is agent for the sale rights put
ting up Kilns in the State Of Tennessee.
J. A. RICHARDSON.
McAffnrvrIs Ia, % 1sST is,Qa 5sva.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03
Royal Havana LOTTERY.

TNHE next ordinary drawing of the Royal Havana
Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Government,
der the supervision of the Captain General Of Cuba will
take place at Havana.
Tuesday, August 18th, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03
NEW IRON FOUNDRY
Palnting Establishment.

uiLoehs ioaseheldeTss Ae., requested take
- Nee tha ne uaaeFasned having made ths Necessary
artansemcnt, aud seeased the services Of cemPetsns
SoFkmens iz nos prepared 70 take
LARGE CONTRACTS
In NE lne 81 hs Eooaton al fts Esrfous brsnehes
IN ihe department oI HOUSE PAINTING the subscriber
ffep-ea % execute ~ith The greatest pramptaess All
eqttracta however larsr which rendered syls
ana ep9n tcfas shleh esnao fa - give satisfaction
lie ~ asQ prepared % enecsr en- man1sf Of sfBN AND
ORNAMENTAL fstH rla9, GRAINING AND "a gnI Ifsf
having IA ttzt department. asaaEed te serss o lie most
expert snd eEpfrene aEtiats.
The subscriber seed request persons having acFk IN hs
iiRs ~ Efs hta eA bsiore aakinE naai arFanesasns
No. g uniso g.. bs.vsss oasrss saa sassssr.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03

TIIO FAmILIES,-A Pamphlet stating all the modes
of preventing conception, will be sent to you receipt
a stamp Box S44 New York Post Ofee,' DR.
LARMONT 81 Mercer street, opposite St. Nicholas Hote
Nayv Vork ms 27-6mdy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03
To all the Eastern cities.

10 all the Eastern Cities.
BAGGAGE CHECRED THROUGH
NO CHANGE OF CARS TO CLEVELAND OR wHEELrNa
Three Daily Eastern Trains at 6 A. NJ o. Al. ana
$50 p. NJ. - ~ - - anu
FIRST TRAIN-Cleveand, Pittsburg, steubeDvins' an,
wheeling Lightning Express-LeaVes CINCINNATI AT a
O'Clock A. NJ, Tor al the Eastern cities. Also Det -,
Cleveland, Springfield, Wilmington CreI eTiie Lanesst
and Zsnesville. N' @1's''ef
This train stops between Cincinnati and OolB,nhns =,
LoTslsRd' MORROW, Aenia and London only
. SAOOrsD IhA1N-CleFeland, PitIsburR and Wheellny
Express Mail-Leaves Cincinnati 10 O'Clock Al vis
Cleveland, Plttsburg and Wheeling for ali the Faster1
This train stops at all points between Cincinnati and
Columbus. aHu
THIRD DTRAIN-Aecommod ods tion-Leaves Cinctn,.,,. 81,
O'Clock r ID, Tor Springfield, Wilmington Oircleyine
Lancaster GAINESVILLE aud Counbus. - s"s'
Columbus. '1u@H ana
FOURTH TRAIN-Cleveland, Pittsburg. steubenv,n.
ana wheeling Night Express-LeaVes Oineinnatl Al Ss0
O'Clock r M, via CleN Gland, Pttsburs SsubenviiIe "a
wheeling for all The Eastern cities 80
This tram stops at ali points betseen olnsinna and
One train Sunday 2;sO O'Clock P NJ for COLUMBIA,
Trains run by Columbus tsseven minutes fastsr than
Cincinnati time. ~ ' 'l@A
are as Low as any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
And ell Information please apply az the Office No R.r
net House second door Vine street No IN ib.
house building, and Old Once southeast corner BTosd-
iSti I opposite spencer House. OF at the Eastern
once hours from A. ID. until ~ I'm
e. F,kuLLER, General Agent,
IL VaNI5es LINE calls for passengers at all the
principal hotels for each and every train BY leaving d.
recuons az either Of the above o1ces Will cali or as
ger n al parts Of the Oitys without fail
JylO. H. b. kUGGLEs, oondactor.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From 8. NJ. PETTIEGILL& q cos ADVERTIsING AGENCY
11s Nassau Street, NV YORK.
And No. 10 State street, B0sToH'
P. Co., Agents for the most influential ana iargesi
circulating Papers both in the United
the Canada
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03

= UGH II hHas al f7.laS -1d s-5Is7 ssss -,-ss
- - enis PES defsd sugar. In steFx and cfaGs b
dsess W. Il. o0RDoa 90.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03
NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science of Medicine.

UI5CUV6Iy III I40 DO4UHOO u AOU4V4HOs
ENGRAVINGS OF THE SEALS OF THE PATENT OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN, ECOLE de PHARAfACIE
PHARMACIEN de PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, affixed upon each wrap
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03

DR. LARmONTsS PARIS AND LONDON MED
IL ICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUIDE-20th
edition. 400 pages, 100 eectotype pictures CLOTH 81 and
letter stamps. Mailed free Among its contents is
the anatomy Of the sexual OF the male and female
all their diseases and weaknesses latest discoveries in
productions; and healthy mode Of preventing con-
oeption quacks-ther recipes and specifics the authors
unequaed Paris and London treatment CT GonnoFrhoas
GIeet Structures, Syphilis Primary and Constitutional,
Nicholas Hotel New York Address letters to box S44 N
Y. P. O. 1--WE recommend DR.. LaTmOnt to the slicedn-
Courier dss Etdts Calis Stats ZeituRg Democrat Day
Book Mercury, AudS Police GGsette, dc.
marchl7-dly
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03
WORD TO THE WISE |

~
only remedy than win all impurities from tn e
BLOOD. 1t being Tonic It will at the time Srength
Thousands in St. Louis have used it. and the universe
expression is that it never fas in curing any M
Bowels few doses win cure DiaTrhoea or Dysentey.
AS Diurete, 1t viii cure any disease o he @ Money ~
Uterus, adder; Alternative, It Will purify ue
the skin
and Fever, and Cholera. There is mistake about u
We refer to hundreds Of Steamboat Men and others I"
MoLEAEs STRENGTHENING does not REQUIRE Ger
heates TO bring it into notice, one dose IS suhcen 20
effects Call and try it, It is very pleasant % to ake home
with him 1t is an indispensable remedy family
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor Of this Cordial
Also, McLesu's Valcanic OIL Liniment
~ Principal Depot the corner OF Third and Pine
| streets, St. Louis, Mo.
~ Price, 81 90 per Botale.
E For sale by all the principal Merchants and Drug
gists IN the city and country.
McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OH. LINIHIENT'
The greatest remedy discovered for Man or Beast
The unparalleled success OF this Liuiment is Sufficient
guarantee its astonishing The Lame made
to walk, the Wounded, Bruised and Sore healed and
all who rejoice in its healing and nvigoratng e-
McLeans Volcanic Oil Liniuen possesses curative pow
superior to all other external remedies being so chem
cay combined retain in its combination all the vr
several ingredients enable it penetrate
the mnutest vessels OF the body discriminating It's healing
Influence removing the Of the disease and mparng
life health, strength and vivacy to the whole system
We see or hear daily OF persons who we're confirmed
Crppes Their arms or legs paraized or drawn crooked
their muscles being shrveed and contracted who
iOce their permanent restoration Of the 81 their
limbs by McLean's celebrated Volcanic Oil Lini
"Who," then will suffer with local pain external
diseases when safe and remedy Is easily obtanedl
Reader you afflicted with Cancers, Piles TumoTs
sWeings Bronchele, Goitre Paralysis Chronic Inama
tory Rheumatism, Stiffness in your Joints, Contracted
Muscles Neuralgia Weakness Of the Joints Mu fcles
Ligaments, Ear Ache Tooth Ache, Bruises, Spraus
Wounds Flesh Cuts Ulcers Fever sores Caked Breasts
Sore Nipples Burns Scalds, inflammation Pains, mat
how long the disease has existed9 Suffer
longer McLean's Volcanic Oil Lniment viii you
thoroughly all Of the above diseases
and wei neVe I % u
permanent relief
That oahsome and distressing dis ease, the Piles which
has heretofore been considered ncuTabe be perma
nently cured by this wonderful Eminent
Then trife longer With common iniments and reme-
dies-cai and get supply Of MoLeAn's Volcanic
Oil Linment Il safe certain cure, and the only
reliable remedy for the Of local palms, swengs
etc, or beast
J. H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
~ Principal Depot the corner Of Pine and Third
streets, st. Louis Mo.
Ky For sale by all the principal Merchants and Dru
gists In the city and country. apT29
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03

CLAS AA,
Draws August 18th, 1857,
AT ST. ANDREWS HAIL Savannah, Ca under the
suPe rnendence Of ". R. symons, ESQ.,, and J.
Prentiss. ESQ.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03
GROVER s. BAKERS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

ING 4o4sIIo H5aIIH anu AappIntsso Of n0me
OFFICES:
No. 15sPubIic Square. Nashville, Tenn,
in The Store formerly occupied by W. H. CALHOUN.
No. 495, Broadway. New York.
NO.1S Summer Street, Boston.
No. 161, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03
10 OBUILDERs.

We havs oa haaa tzrze assortza sui e CoksION aad
pAaA0E akAffa Iean lhe prlncipsl aa1afzcleriss ei
Eea Vera Riilshargh aH& Cihcinusfi 10 nersons Is
ldy y Ne qaaaiisy, se sla s,i Il ~ prizes.
Heating Furnaces,
We Save on had chlsens faEaas fprnaes. fF hsstns
daehnF bosses p1bie h4ls etca eatsAne4 ne erat
oz Auz i. hfaases oeF1sas ald Eeslazd tAzt aeFs 80
Il sa2pefiiia1. 80
issrf& NsEhFli
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03
Dysentery, Relax and Worms.
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

NASOSSAOn AinPHAAlJ Va "iNo oAVVAa
From Re0 d Y. Hines, Pastor Qf AdUeRt Church. Boston
Dr. AVER: have used your Pulls with extraordinary
ia family and among those called to visit
distress To regulate the organs digestion purify
blood they the very best remedy have known,
and can confidently recommend them my friends.
Yours, j. V. HINES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03
Erysipelas, scrOfula Kings Evil letter, TumOrs
and Salt Rheum.

From Fortcdrdig Merchant e St louis, Fsb. (, 1856
DR. AlER: Your Pills the paragon Of all that great
10 medicine They have cured little daughter Of
upon her hands proved
for years Her mother has been long and grievous y al
hicted with bloches and piuples her skin and
hair Alter our child ned, she also tried your Pills.
and they have cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03

OFFICE OF THE GIN, HAM DAYTON RAILROAD.
Childs Co.'s Patent Cement Roofing is now used her.
our Buildings We covering our Freight
Cars wit it, and our Master reports very favor
able to it. S. S. L'HOMMEDIGU, Pres.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-03

DEAR SIR: am using OAthartic Pulls ia my praec
and nd them excellent purgave cleanse the syste
and purify the fountains Of the blood
q A N
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

Nrw York, June 2o.-The steam
er Black Warrior, with dates from
Havana to the 18th has arrived.
The arrival of The Spanish fleet.
which was intended for Mexico, has
been reported off the coast. Theniar-
kets are unchanged. R
Advices BY Inc Black Warrior state
that reinforcelnents Of soldiers arrive
Fl Cubasby every vessel. A letter
from Havana dated 9th Of June, and
received here. says that Spain give;
Santa Alma three ships of wal aht
1900 nlcn-with thisforce he will at,
tempt toIland at SOME port in Mexico
where lie anticipates enough OF fhs
natives will flock 70 his standard *
Ienablc him successfully TO Oppose
Presidant Gomonfort. Santa ANN
IS daily expected il Cuba. G 5e4rl
Cencha IS making great preparation
for his reception.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
Washington items.

WAsnrSerov, june 22LiepteEn--
ant Craven i1as received preparatory
orders III building boats and other
arrangements f5r 4 survey ofthe Isl
.thmns Of BARREN, with a view Of 4
ship canal. Ic will not Start betqFre
October.
The navy department has made ap7
.pliration totlie w ar department foT
an assignment of nm o~ficerto eo-otp-
crate with theeapedition for this ptr-+
pose. The Valna viii take The place
Of the Arctic, which will be employed
oy thecoast survey, under Lieutenant
bergman, IN taking deep sea sosnti.
ings on the coast OF Newfoundland
Tor the Submarine ~telegrapfic cable.
The Saranac, which has been order.
ed to the Pacific, viii preeede tbs
Merinac as the flag ship, and take
the place Of the John Adams.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
Santa Anna and Mexico.

LSIE&El1 EHHENEM %MG ZNSA G4t&IEf@
sA letter las lately been received BIT
Washington. from which we take the
following extracts relative TO the art-
rangeinent between Santa Anna and
Spain, fol. a revolution in Mexico:
The exsD Dictator offers to make a
treaty with Spain as soon as his gov
eminent Is established. in which the
Spanish convention with Mexico shall
be sustained with conditions, TO pay
to Spain one milliono Of dollars for the
assassinations at San Vincente, anil
a solemn compromise to make an Of
fensive and defensive alliance against
the United States.
For all this Spain Is to assist San
Eta Anna with three vessels of war
and one thousand five hundred men,
with which he will proceed to any
port in Mexic3 that they may deem
proper--these forces to be maintain.
ed BY Santa Anna at the port where
they may land, during the revolution
and until his government is constli.
dateds Santa Anna believes that be
will not require a larger force thar
Ethis, but if endorsements should BE-
come necessary, all that he may desire
shall be sent to him.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
amusing Essap, IL 4 co~unlerfelter.

ZEAt-&H= Ssh G@ a-aH5fHHI
The Ottawa Mich. y Clarion Says .
seonsfabEe Of that county arrested q
fellow q few days since. on 3 charge
of connterfeiting aud afterwards lot
Ills prisoner in d Imaginable manner,
The man was taken on the Opposite
side Of the river from Grand Haven,
and was brought to the village in d
boat. On arriving d the landing,
the constable jumped out, and turned
around to order tlic prisoner to fo
low. His astonishment may be bet
ter imagined than described--tor tt1e
culprit had showed off the boat, anE
was just beginning To- spaddle5h his owf
.canoe;in right good earnest to Uie
infinite amusement OF the bystan4
era. All the boats in the neiglboF,
hood wcr Z doskcd and could not bk
readily PIT off. anithe fellow inldt
the best of his. time, seeming 10 Ell.
Joy the proaicametnt OF his official;
The last hat was seen of thc man, nj
was on tie top of d hll over lie rivet
swinging hislhat aud hallowfhg at
great rate. NJ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
Important Arrest in Portsmouth.

PonTsHotr m, VA., Junc23.-Chas
Cowfan, u Young mar employed DIS
clerk in Tho Post Office Of this town
was arrested to-day.
AS tarfas ascertained, lie has EN-
bezzfed over $4,000 from The mails.
His Detection did not take place until
to-day, ahd about $4,000 were imtnc-
.diately recovered.
Tic discovery was made BY the
agent ofthe Pest Office department
Mr. j. Ll Magnire, who has been en-.
deayorins t6 find out the thief for
some tinne past. Mr.. NJ. accomplish.
plished Ills purpose by placing bogus
money id several packages direclct
TO Wilmington, N. 10, and upon 81.
aiming thu mail bags on the route
the money Was fouish missing between
Portsmouth, and Weldon. Upon MI
Maguirels return to this place, Cow
Ian was Immediately arrested, and
acknowledged his guilt. L.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
Important Kansas News.

a correspondent Of one DC tho 81.
papers writing from Quinaarp
Oh the 10Th inst. sayssthat the Leg
isTature adionrned onthe 18th. Acts
providing fbr taking the census; ar,
pointing anE election on the first Moi
day in August for Shareholders ami
Representatives to Congress, and ID.
eating the seat Of government at III.
pcka, were passed. as alsoa joint res
o]l1tion ahder tic Topeka constitution
providing fpr the appointment offive
marshals whose deputies shall take.a
census immediately. and make an ap.
.portionmenE Of the State which shah
give a senate OF not more than tweil.
ty netnbers and d House of sixty
Someofthe Territorial County Judges
have pronoauced part ofthe Censrl
law imperative.
It is reported that Gov. Walker ha;
been infdrmed that tie Constitution
will not be Bubmitted 10 the people
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
Ecoununrckrep.1

Eds. Of lie Kanassha Halsy STAR
In looking over die late number Of your
paper. i noticed the following:
nOn Sunday morning three persons
received The Apostolic rite of confirms
ian is St. Johns Church III this place /
&c.
Query-When did this rite become
Apostolic? and where Is The authority,
either traditional or sc%riptural, for any
such claim?
We weuld be glad to have light On this
subject: heretefore w have regarded tl14e
practice of confirmation as 4 human III
stitution merely. Such doubtless was
tie opinion Of many distinguished dl'
vines in the established Church Of Eng
land. One instance We will venture e
give. Bishop Bennett grams thai theirs
Is mo express institution Of i, neither
BY Christ nor his Apostles; no rule T
practice it.i,-See Bennett % the articles
article 25. SIGMA.
June 26th 1857.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
%Alafyelleus cures.

We have always been slow 10 beiefs
heiwondsrful cures which one medieiN
aierianother pFetends d have made-bgk
slew as We are VIC viii Swn tp When We
are fairly c~onySnced. ThoseEof our tes
ders who are acquainted with lie cases
of Mrs Beech and Mr.. FarwA VII n9s
think psflghtlY turned when v confess
oar belikf that Ayers C~atHaftic Pills
have :rtnes forpuriying the blood which.
excel anything within The range cf esf
acquaintance hitherto. For fbose riIe
Are mot eognizant Of The lact, viii sag
SHE had been Afflicted fol oYers igh years
with sci osuIa which oplT grew worse. il
spite 81 all the remedies shs could sr-
ploy, ubtfl she took Ayers Pills Und4r
their 5nR1ence epe alter another Of be-
sores hive healed, until she Is appaveus.
iv as free froa the compliant as ourselves
lie hasihaa liver compliant with pain n
his sida that disabled him from work fds
4 long tinc all other medisines Aaf
failsd ID afford him any pei uaapent
lief hrt d few doses Of Ayers Pilises.
red HIM, and he rs nows steadily At hisnA
post Of eonduebor on the ears.-Hdaf
ION DAILY oxfitf &
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
Ohio Bankrupt

The Tues, Of Cincinnati sayF.:
We areInlormei that tlIlge defAAllca-
in the State Treasury Still CON
tinuos to grow ii liaglitntiNe, al1d Y |
nov doubtful whether sufifcient finds
can be resened to meet the Interest
I'm the State debt falling dpe ting Isl
he Jnlv. One OF the State officers
was 10 this city e~ndeavpriREs. Fl effect
Il temporary loan to meet he e5nlct.
gency, and as far ID sc can 3earn5wa
unsuccessful.
The principal embarrassment grows
bntoffhb fact, thatit 4 vqF.y hdoHubs.
ul whether the State officer have ths
authority TO make spclr y loan
Should tleg fail to obtain the MONEY
the Goyerner must call q pecialIse
Sion IF the Getleral Assem- y Ihit
win, III all probability done 4
Shonld tire State tail I'd Paw he ifitei'
est on its debt prompt II wdnld
even under the peculiar ee]rcumstaIf
ees, prove very %injuriols 70 dc
credit. #f8 Ii
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

A MURDER "A murder was com
mitted in tho lower part Of this coun-
~ near Eeapsico creek, on Sunday
last. The victim was a colored man,
the property of Mr.. John Fairfax, bis
throat presented the appearance 81
having been choked there We're also
marks Of violence upon his body.
Several negroes were examined b.
the Jnstices present, but nothing was
elected by which any light could be
thrown upon the ~subjeet.-Brents-
v;5le Journal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
4 Case Of Poisoning IN Bedford.

Bob a negro slave, belonging to
ISaml-Griffin. Esq., of Be Iford. was
lodged In the Jail ofthis ci Tnesaas
night last, on charge ofPoisoningiF
masters family. The cifcamstaHces
df the case arc as follo Al
breakfast, on the morning Tuesday,
the entire family of Mr. g. were
seized saddenly with d most deathgl
sickness at the stomachhis seRsa-
ton was Immediately followed BY
cppious vomiting, which relieved
them to some extent. On Hcxamina-
ton OF the coffee it was foahd that q
considerable portion Of Some vcgeta-
Ble poison had been thrown ia The
aesselin which the coffee was made,
and boiled with it.
Tho members Of Tho family
l3ho drank most copiou arcEre-
aarded aa ont of dang r.S oRxn;g, we
suppose, to the overdose they had
One ds Mr.. Gs cpiIlre Z
10y some four Or five years BIT age ID.
Nc learn, still III 4 very criticsl coa-
.dition. and fears + entertained OF
mis- recovery. Suspicion rests on The
woman cook md her husband, the
man Bob, who is low under arrest.
&IET :4HE&L &ZEH@5bGH HIV&I E4FNG4HINF a @AHlAA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
AmetieapSin Enr0Es.

K Thousands Of 4 merieans are POW
inEnrope. and others are diifffcting
theiTDofeteps TO that port ms 9 the
Forsl.M The range for ayel was
laeyer soIgreat as now Is nlaE be
attributed in some measure oths fa1
eilfties afforded by steamn vigation
II Is stated shat prior telS50 the
hnmbcr bf Americans TINT pssited tIe
9ld worlii never exceeded 800 il
Any one year, and the average nan,
Der for the telsyears presioh was not
more than 5 ,G1o. iii 1880 DE Collins
steamers commenced rRnping, and
10. 3G2 Americans crossed the At
Tantic during that wear. III f556Ithe
number Of American tras elers re-
tnrniag from Europe THAI landeIl at
New York was S0.3i9, Jill IS55t the
number that landed at our PORTS was
$500 +; but in 1851 reached
32.6tI.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30
Captain Davis lnstfustions-the new
Slpops-of-W War, Bic.
WAstIrNaroN. juno III. 1Sa7

Tho official documents show thai
no instructions were given BY Secrel
tary DcbbinI to Commodore Mervine
or Capt. Davis relative TO General
Walker and his meme The language
Of Secretary Dobbin to Commodore
MerYine Eas-s.it is prudent and fol
the interest Of the country to have q
man Of war visit Juan del SIR @
Tho Navy Department have dc.
tcrmined ID build one of tho i've
sloops of var BY private contract, sol
which propasals are aeon sobo issual.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-30

- E-G E5 49, /"
GEN. WALKER.--Tbe Washington
correspondent oftlle New York jour
nal Of Commerce TINS speaks Of Gen.
Walker, of Nicaragua, who is now ID
New York:
He will return to Nicaragua with
an adequate force to renew the war
and ii Is even said that IN New York,
Orleans and other cities, his
agents are bnsy ID organizing forces
for his new expedition. Even Io-
peg was not abashed BY one defeat
and Walker has exhibited extlaordi,
nary perseverance in all his fllibuf.
ter enterprises. He will, no doubt,
return to the scene ofhis late defeats
with renewed strength and determif-
alton. He lays AT the door Of tic
UnitedS States Government the blame
of his disasters, and embraces, in bis
complaints, not only the late but'the
present Administration.