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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
The Administration.

Is "a. E134 8 = .54aI EJsEM*HE5 ZEN. @FSAiE#l II.
The admirable sentiment of President
Buchanan, in reply to the Marshal d
Ohio, who asked for Instructions III re.
gard to executing the laws, .sDo YoUR
DuTr-MATNTAIN TIM CoNsrTruTIoE AND
Laws, affords 4 fair index intoths Char.
acter and purposes Of the administration
inadministeringthe government notwith.
standing thu suspicious and imputations
Iofthe opposition. Although BE hadlo
cupied the executive chair but d shorl
time, yet within tliat brief pace LID has
given abundant assurance that heintends
70 do his duty and maintain he Constitu.
ton and laws. His recent course iii or
deting out tho Marines to suhdne d law
less band of rabbIe, who HAD invaded
Washington city to prevent peaceful cit.
liens from exercising the prerogatise d
freemen, haslmet with universal appfo-
baton, and assured the law-abidinge iti-
zen that his rights will be protected, the
supremacy ofthe law maintained at every
cost, andithat lawless faetions cannot in
wade the sancity Of the Constitution and
the laws Of the country with impunity'
His firm, decisive and impartial course ii
regard to the difficulties in Kansas. by
determination 10 uphold the laws and
protect the rights Of all in the discharge
Of their duty, as well as the necessity q
submission and obedience 70 legal action
is another4evidence Of his fearless and
manly determination to practice the max.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
An Editor oahis Travels.

E@.EE&+ ES& Is4&#H tIXN1#@ Ia @ESk4= Es84 @fGN#
One Of our brother editors has been
travelling some, and relates how the
barber made a dead head Of him
s'Mhile On board a steamer, the fdz
grew rather longer than was agreeable,
and We re~pairedte the barber shop to
have it taken off The fellow did it up
III first rate style and We pulled out !
dime and proffered il to him, as a re,
ward foK his services. He drew himself
ur with considerable pomposity
/. 4 uulnllerstand;o said ne, Adat you j:
an editor ?.
aWen, what oft said We.
I'VE neber charge editors muffin
aBat, my woollJ friend. Ne eontin.
ued, athefe are d good many editors
EtraTeliLg now-a-days andsuch iberalitJ
Ion6yoar part VIII prove . rufnous bust
ness.
.0hl neber mind, remarked the bar
Der, Hive make it up off De gemFaen
H& &t 49, &NM[ IrE ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
WIZ He REruskp-Maior Macal

WHY HE RRFuskp Major McCpl-
loch' Il d~eclination of the Utah governor
ship would seem to haze been IN the
most substantial reasons, ustifying him
IN Professionally refusing to- take the place,
though twice slrenuously urged by the
President to undertake ii. Afterstating
10 Nh. Buchanan various reasons for his
refusal 70 accept the ofice--tp none Of
which the President. i is said, would
lister-Athe MAJOR fired bis reseryen-
forming tie bachelor Executive that he
couldn't DO because he was intending to
oct married-a duty, the discharge d
which ia chad neglected. fpr forty years or
more, until his day Of grace had nearly
expired. He atonee acknowledged I'LL
invincibilily and b9wed bis s~cqHesence
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

CFRfeus CAUSE ron MuTINY-The mu
tibyanongst the native troops ofthe Brit
ISL Indian regiments IS said 70 have been
caused BY using pork and bullock fat IN
stead Of mutton suet, to grease the car
Friaoes of their runs. The religious feel.
inF of Tie natives Is either Mahomedm Of
EHiadoo. The first could nat stand the
spofk a~bomination. and The last hold the
cattle as sacred. The lanatieism Of the
troops being once aroused, Il could be
easily auelled agaih- The latest report
is thdt / new insurrection has broken oat
n the Bengal cavalry, and HAT several
officers has been killed and wounded.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

There was quite an extensive Ere Il Che
W~afEenton Springs, afew days sfnse+F++-
The large stable aud corn house was
burned to the ground and a quantity 81
p%rovender. Ieis thought the fire rig5iF
mated from the cigar ofa servant man whflo
had been smoking about the premises .
short time previously. We understand
new buildings will be at once erected
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
q.
I PARKs i ~MOsELEY.
AzW NO

4 NDREW PARIS &JOHN i. M0SELEY
N having entered into d partnership for
me purpose If practising Law in the Circuit
and County Counts Of Kanawha, and n tle
Circuit Courts ef Logan, Boone and RoRTei
will hRrea R~ersTsgularlg attend those Courts.
Ali bussirsss entrusted to their care will Fel
ceive prosnpt attention.
OneldF the other of the firm can be
fouund.b during business hours, at their ofaace,
in Rodgers Raw, iii the town ofChaEteston
Charleston, OCT. /. 1856.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
Tho DFffhse Of Vera Cruz.

~ - L@a tIsE 7|E4.A z -
The Mexicans are preparing for the
thfeatened invasion BY the Spanish expe-
ton. a late letter says thai the works
Or defence at Vera Cruz, Tampico and
other parts ofthe Republic proceed with
activity. Among other movements Of
troops {. 600 men have been eantoniaad
at Jalapa, To Be at# once transferred to
Vera Gruz, III case of necessity. It is
stated blythe Eco National, That in ease
1T war with Spain, Cha President will put
himself all tie head of The Mexican army.
Other papers record evidences Of the
grea est enthusiasm. III defence of the
soil, throughout the Rapublif The ia.
tionaI Guards of Cordoba and Tralpam,
lid offering their services to Conmonlort,
Bee, as a favor to b~eIpermitteh 70 march
al All advance guard against the enemies
Of thgit country. Other equally patriot
Eicanh chivalfie offers ofseryices are con-
stantly being made.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
Of the 100000, 600 pounds 81 colt1

OF The 100000. 900 pounds Of c9ltoI
imported England last year
700,po0xa00 pounds were fNm thb'
Uni1ed States. In other words on
ba6dred and fifteen millions 9f dollar
worth If Engiand's annual exports +
say nothing Of what she consumes her
self depends wholly upon the unitel
States for support.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

SANDER SUiT.4-On Saturday. l
Young lady Of ST Louis, c~omBashced sui
III b ecircuit court against her own fasbel
forsIander, laying the dansaggesat 1900
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

The New Hampshire Legislature has
passed resolutions condemning de red
Scott decision and permitting negrces q
Ido militia duty in that State.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

stIs molassas good for 4 congh
CURED Jones, who had taken a slight
cold and was barking with considerable
energy. 1T ought % be, 2 said Brown ;
it is much sold for consumption
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

Why Is a HUNGRY boy looking At 4 pHd-
ding in a cook7shop window hke q Wild
thorsb ? Because lie would be bette /
lie hid q BIT inshig mouth.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

.Lola Monies, said Bemps Is pplui
innoeence.p Eyes, replied Mary Ee
asha Is pure snySo sense.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
LAW AND JUSTICE.

TT I.FISHERFand wv. ENGLISHs hay-
~urentered into a partnership, for the
purpose NJ nfacticing Law mthe counties "
Mason and Putnam, Will regularly attend hne
Circuit, sQnauterly and Monthly Courts pl
those two eouniies, and will pay every atten-
ton ID business entrusted toatheit care.
One otthe other 81 the firm will always pc
found Ill Their Office, I'M Point Pleasant, ING
one OF THE otller Will regularly heatthe Rnl
aam County Courts.
Pr. pIE asant. Dec. 10, n37y1#
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

Ah enthusiastic girl states, under oath,
that the frststi5ae She locked arms with
q yotlng man, she fslt like Hone leaning
Ionghkr anchor Poetic Young woman,
that lin
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

THE WAY 1p MAKE P1EsEAn oldlady1
in the country had d dandy from the city
to dine with bLer on i certain OCCASION
For the desef they had 4 family apple
pie:
fla, ma Dbl said the gentleman,
chow do YOU manage to handle such a
aEasy enohg was the qniet reply
1--WE make The crust up in q Wheelbarr
row, wheel thunder a apple tree, apd
then shake ths fruit down into Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

FaEEmasoNs or d GsbrNET1
~Freemason's Magazine says 81 il
probably known to most Of our readers,
that Gen. Cass is q Past Grand Master 81
the Grand lodge Of Michigan, AMI is,
therefore we'll qualified I'd speak IF the
character and tendencies ofthe institution
and It's principles. President Buchanan
is ALTO 4 Past Master Of a lodge at Ian.
Ncastdr city, Pennsylvania. TIE Yiee
President. Hon. Mr.. Brecknriidgas is J
member. we think, of Webb Eacamp-
men of Knight Templars, az Lexington,
sHeasufkF and the Secretary of this
Treasury. Hon, Howell Cobb, is a mem.
Der bf the Order 10 Georgia, I'VE are
not Informed, in this particular, as d the
other members of the Cabinet
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

Tbs following sian on Western row
Cincinnati, is original
skaixs. Kraeksrs, Handles. K0Rlaek
shuaarys, Holesale and Retails (
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

Adsspsrate fight took place III Sun.
Ant3nias Texas, on the 30th nit, be-
tween the citizens and a gang, "a thieves,
lfobbers and house breakers, who fest
tied Tile place. Five men were killed.
1.-TWO bitizens and three desperadods.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

An exehandeIpaper says that the girls
II some parts 6fP ennsyIvalia, are SO hard
up for husbands thataeY marry editors
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

al lave OF home is the best indigaaion
81 tRe virtue and wortho n man
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
I Model Woman.

stDid you|n6E Bal, EHqp, that MI SIS
poor y
will yourtbcle favor his sulti?'
No ; ana 4 Can expect nothing from
him.
.Then, Ell you Will have to resign
fashionable Bo9iety.
Fred.
You must9Hve up expensive dress
Oh, Fred altnireS simplicity.
you cannot keeps carriage
But we dal Aase delightfnl walks
You must Ike q small house and fur
nish it plaiply1
yes. fof elegant fafniture would be
out Of place ina eottagge
You wills have to cover your door
with cheap, tafIfiAA car pets
oh, well shehh, : $aa hear big ths
sooner f#4$a8#RHS #
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

Asqueer boxing customer ipserted his
head into an auction room and gery
gravely inquired
Can / bid. sir
a.Gertainly. ! replied the ~auctioneer
t.!Well. thenss' said the wag, walking
of, III bid you good night"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
case d ~EOaselente.

ftFriend B~roadbrim,v said Z~ephaniah
StTaightlacS TO his master, q rich Qua
kef qf the City of Brotherly Love fthou
can'st not eHt Of thatleg ofmuttoh at thy
tnoon-tide meal to-day.
aWherebre notg asked TIE GOOD
Quaker
BecauseIthe dog that appeftai6eth To-
that son Of Relial. whom the world cali
eth .lhwYer Foxeraft, hath come into thy
PANTY and Atolen it--Jea, and he hath
eaten it up
Beware, friend Zephaniah, of bearing
false witness against thy neighbob Art
thou snre it was friend Fexcrah' ) demes-
tic animal
Yea, vesily, I saw ii with MT eyes.
and h was Lawyer FoxcraEts dog even
IPinchem.
Upon whatevl times hare we allen, I
sighed the harmless Quak j, as he wend-
led his way tp the Office Of his neighbor.
aFrisnd Gripps,' said lie want u
ask thy opinion"
81 am all sttention,' replied the scribe
laying down his pen
"Supposing, friend Fexcraft, that my
dog lhaagons intoSthy neighbor' pantry
and stolenthbre from 4 leg of mutts n,and
/ saw him aid could cali him by name,
what ought ITO dosf
Pay for the mutton nothing a1 BE-
clearhr,"
sKnoH then, friend Foxcraft. thg dog.
tevenEthe beast men denoninate Finch
em, hath STOLEN from my pantry a leg
ofmdtton, oftheiust value of fonS shil-
liag and sixpeHee. which i paid for
in mhrket this morning
20, well, then it is my opinion thai
/ mist pay for il, and having received
the anountthe worthy FRIEND tutIed tc
depart.
aTarry yet little, friend Bfoadbfim, !
said tie lawyer. of d variety have
yet Further TO say uato thee. Thou
owess me nine shiilings-for advice
safhen verify, I must pay thee, and \
ismY opinion 4 have touched pitch and
been defiled.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
JOHN A WARTH,
attorney Rt Law,

KANAwHA sAEIEEs "a
IXTILL give dillgent attention 70 Ill basl.
wv ness entrusted to him in the connlies
of Kama wha, Putnam, Boone and Logan.
AnrslH7. 1881, Y2n49
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

Att Harrisohbufg Rockingham coun1
WA, whore the Mckenzie drxmatic
E~tfoupe isiperforming Miss Katie Estelle
was presented with pair Of bracelets
and a diamond ring and Miss Mary
Estelie had thrown to her on the stage q
SIT lof iewelrE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14
QabuIIaa Cams
A. q. GOOD u 90
WHOLESALE q
g II -
Corner Main and Monroe Streets,

Dyestufs,
Patent Medicines, &c.
Purchasing directly from the Importers and
Manufacturers, We are prepared t9 offer
goods upon as favorable terms as any Jobbing
House, east or west. Orders will receive
prompt anu personal attention, and satisfac-
ton guaranteed, both inquaItyand prices.
yan5lm6
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-07-14

oa MonaaT last, As 4 Son Of Mr. An
drew Rexroad, "a lad about II years Of
arsl Who resides at Mcdowell, High
land county, was separating some cattle,
u epw which had been separated from
her calf, sprane over the bars, knocking
thsRi5ttle fellow down, and bruising him
10 severely that he died III a few hours
from the eFcsion of blood. Ii is sup
posed that q bleod resselWas Fuptured,
va lie fioW d blood from the mouth, nose,
and ears was ferry great Stdanton Ktn-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14
Markets.

Saw fNNNCstu, April II, 1851
flour Tberc have been sales Of eV9 esaier 49, DO
do self racing, A sl6.
Meal 100 SACKS California fresh grolhl orsn meal sold
wbtaI-ioo bsss sod a w. aaS,e; 100 On esaoe Al
lLc.
harley. No sales rcporssi
tnp-Sae OF "a bars Il o. ~.
Corni00 bags los Angelo corn soil on prTne terms
potsocs--les bags, in lrcc ios, sd a. io. 100 10 ~
Hay-saic Of 20 tons II 80: 10 do Ut SO 60
Ilans-sac Of - tcs brine hams a. a. 10.
Iaid-5O cases outside brand 10 N. tins, sod n &c.
Imtnr.-.J hrxinl choice sOd o. &c a kaz3 IN.
selected, at snction, brough l5 &c.
Cso gSols--Anction ssos u 900 he french choccao
At TIC: 20 ca' - Chinese preserves At -.
Tdco2O0 usas China sold Al go. &C.; 100 nat 10,
Iut Ia order, 10 auction sold 40 Sc. = -.
IEh-l5.OOO n. Abao1cl Curved lshl on ~ 80
Coiccsals Of go bs Java nci IA order, a aGc.on,
at IKE
1c1'-sses u 900 lbs black "a Al Sic. so 10 gu
pcrior nj NC.
Ea6ds--suall sales OF Malaga ra.sts, Al sa.aOn, Al
Candles The sale NJ ZOO bore. reported yseriny "A
70 Nc was not contaminated Ssc At auction OF 50 boxes
Englh suerrn OF 70 &C.; 40 do do, clroons Mt sc
40 10. inferior sdalnanhncs n 2lc % boxes Pn0nix a
24Nc.
-.ap--oo boSe. California soap sold At auction =, stc
Brandy 20 2cisyG NcS FORK miAed braadics so.d W
whIskey-saic Ofico bbs Scx York on private ,orus.
cant, sold n auction At S5c.
Vcrmouth.--l0 cases Pornani sold on private term.
tilret--l0o oescs and 20 Do Bordeaux cold At 81.
leper-selc a auction VI lo7 rcams double crona
spirits of Tupcntsc--sole Of 50 ca on terms no, stated
Iemohns-i0 dcnlsohns, assorted sizos, sold a. 90 o.
ooriago-sb,oOO ~, Mani, eoraaec, nssor'cr srs,
~ S6e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14


The cloamshp Golden Age had arrived at San FRANCISCO
from Ianama With The New York mails OF March 20.
We are indebted AIR. r. W. Hul, the purscr Of the
George law for favorz and 10 Bcrfotd Co.'S Atlantic and
raci6: Express Co.. and Freeman 70 Express Co, for
hles OF rlpers
Adj. prov ding for Tho payment Of the STATE debt hal
pssscd the senate by Of - TO q nteIulros 10 DO
sabmacd 10 a vote ~ the people
Tho testimony in the impeachment of Comptroller
Whitman bad been oised, and the submitted for do
cision conviction hardly looked for, the at
tendance OF wns his former clerk had been secured
About 5000 ounces Of gold dust we're sent " san Fran
cisco weekly fIom The town Of Shasta.
Join Hyde, the Mormon elder, had been Iocturlng
.gsini thai deGou large crowds In the various parts
Of The STATE
james OConDor. alias james Mccoy. native u New
York AGED - Gcd Ia the stallion house In Sln francisco,
the SEA April lie was brought there on tho Wcdncs
dsy previous a slate OF debility from nioXicliion
Two hundred and my thousand dollars in silver bullion
bad arrived N Saa FRANCISCO from bIzano, for coinage
~ thc mini
The sls Trtasurer, who, at ihs sailing OF tho lsst
sicamsn IN custody, having been surrendered by
sac b. oricrA bond shortly alter procured ohOr
bccurh -, tnd " al again suffered 10 40 ~ large.
resolution providing for the adiournmcn, Of Tho Ic.
Ris sure On The 9Th April having passed the Seraie by
An alno. vote, tho probabilities that the
session was brcvgh ~ oloee.
The liberal and much abused law allowing married wo-
men 20 cary business IN their ramos, likely
20 be repealed resolution W hal eject having passed
one branch Of the Legislature.
he election for charter Ohccrs 70 Sacramento resulted
in The choice Of almost the entire democratic ticket by
largo ms;oriuos. Tbero Two cher parties IN the
acd.
mo Rsion and Farm claim had bceu Con8rmcd by tho
unied States Dsuo; Court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE Law.
~0~~'>~ON>/D~
>N>~,N~~<N
Two WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
VeSN>,N~>Ne~>><l>>|~c.>>~
sI.7e7,525 IN TREASURE.
NNN>~NNN~>NrD
Runner Of Brigham YOung's Expulsion
from Utah.
NsN<~Ns@~>N~~N>N>~-4No/v
INTERESTING ITEMS.
Ns~'>~>~0No~-<J.-..>~~oI
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS
IA ARKE T6,
&e~ DC, DC
INTERESTING ITEMS.
MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND DEATHS
IA 4 n X e r q
&c., ~

The United STATES mai, steamship 6eorse aw, WIN. Lewis
rcrndon, un,ed isies Navy, comma ,ding, saod from
Aspinwai Nay 4 as 81 O'Clock p H. wi she mails, pas
acngcrs AMI treasure, Tor New Yors, Srocght down by
steamship 'iolcn Age, and arrived at her dock last
CT epn She experienced s,rong northerly wind during
the entire passage homewsrd. Passengers al 8el
The Pacific Mail Steamship Oompany's steamship Golden
age sailed from gan Francisco april 20 at 2s0 p NJ with
Tho United States mails, passengers and S2o4i,2is .
treasure freight; !. NJ day passed steamship
0rzaba, bound III 2iiD inst, ~ Cape st. Inas, spoke
steamship Soden Age v,.h the mss and passenger, from
New York and New Orleans oh OF April, all we'll
Arrived at Mansno 9th ins took board $40 900 in
silver for EEgsud and sailed at r. NJ same day Arrived
n. Acapulco ga tho 18th a. A. NJ aud sailed thence at
lJb p N. same day; iest in port bark Rebeca Adams,
Arrived x, Panama All OF May.
United safes mai stcamshlp Granada, John kcGowan
commander sailed from Asp,Dwa for Havana, May a. al
r. NJ, Win Tic riis and passengers for New Orleans
United Sie shis Independence and Decatur stll lying
Oh Panama. and Fyans o. ArpinwsI, all wel board.
The follow ng the specie s OF the semi monthly ship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14
tn. Nicaragua Steamship Decision In Favor
of Vanderbilt.

rNTTED srsTBa DISTRICT COURT-o. HOFFMAN,, ..
srr,ias van is,aA &Lzr~eys ora, Fccifc, Bgohsr
.yusg,lra otd atk scn.-Thls sut was brought some
tine ago ~ heciant 70 get The sboys Nicaragua Transit
COMPANY steamers from &. n. Garrison who took rss-
scs on u Them when the Walker government of Nca.
ragua declared The charter NJ the company mil and void,
under zen which he obtained BY losniug The oomrsny
some forty - sfly thousand dollar. Vanderbilt claims
lCs-saso n O. he vcsses under mortgage given n him
by The runrany fr ire Ian ~ ninety thousand dollars.
arraons counsel ans that Vanderbilt, rereiy "a the
MORTGAGE A1gr re comfery had bcun dsso fed by the
igFas decree, and bcrefore could not hold gSod as
there rss " realty no company In existence 10 give
r,nrcArr the uthcr hand the orpite counsel min.
"a Ns she lava decree anlOni. 10 rohinc for the
4er ua dl nut COMO fum NC legitimate rovcrnmoui
Of Nicsfsrus. and pat aocoring " the maItmo laws o
lien Of Gar.3on could not hold Eood the money
rdysuccd While he Wa sciing agent Cor the Transit
tornvany Jgfso N'dmsr rendered decision in favor q
VandrraH and ordered thai The vessels be aven M
him unc The rAse appealed within ten days. uesrs.
Crkei' sad lgc counsel for GarrisOn hllc1d appealing
ma t..g 20 TIE Circuit Cynrt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14
Wtpes aud Mining.

N f~CsTi " mining operations We have only 70 rrp"s
visi W. have bsforc said gold will be taken out vi
our rsccrs dgrinc the four Ave months ending with
Arri than la ever been gathered during Lc Ike period
before 30, only VII larger aggregate amount 30 cx
bactad ut va believe ve may assert iherc pi be becr
wa-ss rcascd 20 the hand, taking toe mining community
a a hoic .ban ever before. We may also repeat, Ito
business Of mining IN California is yet only in rs nf3n
cy. A. permanent branch of industry, systematically
n,srel mt and -ciennhcLy pursuoi, Il has hardly yet
been commenced. u has but jus, emerged from tat
rer1rs nni ru nous p,roi % experiment and tral mol
dent 10 very now enterprise This rassc, ~ operations
Will be attended with more certain and saiis.Rc-
TRY ra.uita And, even IN Tho faec Of all tho
~ app pmcn', failure and loss that have atonied
but 900 many OF these undertakings, NO would
confidently ecommeni he business of mining n ~ vari-
ors departments, 20 Eastern capisli-s adTdng the
mrt a'c aud probable Geld for investment anywhere 70
Dor ouud Especially ril the building OF waior iichcs
furnish The mot desirable opportunities for employing
money, both az regards security and prodt Water, ow
ns % the increasing demand, every year becoming
more valuable coinmcdy IN California % much 90 has
Slfgldy becou'e, thh tho moro franchise has, N s)no
.ngsnc,s. sod % large gum q money .SRp ffest
40, AyrI -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-14

Yoryo lazy MisSlSG.-A young hiy "arned s'@
K!san, daus hicr Philip Kssau, os1'mass = L, has
ton r,pq since last sunday evening, SD her relations
sns s,enf, arc IN tho greatest distress rcspng her
,,bere,boup she has been attending school AZ Nss
Abrams and has recently had an saack Of BRAN fever
and Is supposed sie lost herself IN The woois dunns
cr,roray On OF insanity market man reports ina, he
NV n yorrc female coming out OF swamp on Monday
Afternoon with her clothes much torn and covered stb
mud but that time All trace Of Der mas been st Her
~ ons have offered reward u $500 FOR her restoration
and for the aet two Jay sly been secur NJ
the wOols between a1naca AMI " lamsburs Ms.
Kssam only 10 years Of age AMI very pgcpeea~ns
In appearance Tho greatest excfsrisus rrsvAt ~ 20
o.aics re- Pee. ng her r0srshcvs