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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

PwGs on Hoes,-At ShelSE%illS, Ten
nesSee, tastweek. 800 hogs sod at 4
cents pef.lb gross on sixty days time
IA Nashville .4l were offered, and At Gal
latin, Tennessee, small sales were making
1t AZ a Is cents grqss. The :Ciniiinnati
Price GaErrento Of "Wednesday says
Though It'd weather IS favorable and
slaughtefins Has commenced. a6oat s.
600 Head having been killed Monday and
Yesterday, the-narket for hogs conlinues
very dull and Httfp Or no disposition is
manifested to operate. About ,509 bead
weis bought Monday at S. go TO ill
contracts made N September AZ Sc, but
we cannd thear of any sales toPack$rs,-
Some Of them are willing tP pay s.,
though i is quite probable II owners
showed al disposi.ion y sell frdelyat .thiEs
rate BUYERS would be disposed sto hold
baek. So much uncertainty exists ID the
minds ofInperators regarding the future
Of the market that thetmost shrewa fee
at a loss how Is act, or by what means
to arrive ata conclusion regarding what
is really 4 safe price :. +.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

TIE CARERR OF i FoRskk. crimi-
nal trial has just termipatedin Cleveland,
Ohio, in which the defendant is one Ed
ward T. Nichols. cousin Of Phineas T.
Barnum, the distinguished Snowman
Nichols, in the spring Of 1855. became
manager of tie Athenaurn theatre. 10
Cleveland, and also interested himself il
Egift lotteries. While engaged in these
enterprises, besides borrowing large sums
of Barnun, lie forged bis acceptances te
tie amount of $40, 600, upon the dis
corery Of which he fled It'll New York
where he was secreted torIsesyeral months
liz was apprehended and taken back e
Cleveland. managed y escape again +
New York, was again taken back, and at
tel various attempts 10 break Jail, the over
Ewhelmiug evidence against him causef
him to plead guilty and submit to the sen
tence Of the court. In Ohio, we believe
twenty years is the shortest term allopt
by law for forgery.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08
VIRGINIA. sS.-At ruIes hdld n ! !

NIRGINIA4 SS.--At rules held in the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court fol
karaWha County, Ia the month Of December
1851 III
Milton Parker, Charles T. Beale & jaime.
NJ. H. BsaIe, who sue for themselves. & sueh
Other Of the creditors Of Andrew F! Donnaii,
and William Donnally as individuals and as
Partners, under the firm & style Of A.. r
Donnally & Bro, as will come inlaad make
themselves parties compliments and bear thei
portion Of the cost snd charges sc this said suit
complaiRanis rs. Andrew r. Dunnally q other,
Defendants-fs CHANcERY.
The object Of this suit IS to sat aside certain
deeds Of trust made y Andrew F Donna Ii,
q William DonnaHy, & particulariya deed d
Trust from said Andiew +. Dosnallk ~ Win.
lam Donnallyt 70 John P. Hale &Fredrick Wal.
ksf trustees. as ffaudIaent apdyuiidi as. 10 the
creditors Of said AnyIrew f. & William Don
nally OF the creditors of either 81 tlem. & Il
subject the real and Personal les, ate mention.
ed in said last named deed Of Trust 10 sale, Ia
SATISFY the debts of said creditors. And il an.
pearing from affidavit fiedthat one otthe DEP,
Dryden Donnally, one of the administrators
with The will annexed Of Andrew ID NINA II,
decd IS nan resident Of this Common " ealth,
y Il threfore ordered that lie do appear here
within one month after due publication 81 this
order and d. what is necessary 10 rkutect his
interest in the premises.
Teste,
A. W. Q U.sRRiER Gi, i. H
Nc Coaas Il NGwaAs &sIsIa.Ek. soIS.
December the 9th 1851. y3no3a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

ts5 Of the counties composing Western
Virginia, Vie situated directly upon TIE
Ohio river, ana that all counties North Of
lib Kanawha river, and between the Ohio
river and The Allegheny mountains,
have roads leading either 70 the Ohio, or
|tolthe James River and Kanawha Turn
pike, passing through this place while
tile South can reach US BY means ofthe
Virginia and Tennessee. and Goviugtor
al Ohio Rail Roads, aud thsir ccnnect
tions. 81 #
I'VE have d fine location, inone oftht
most beautiful valleys IN a section Of oul
country noted for its valleys, with 4 III,
mate healthy and satabrious, and soi
| rich and fertile; We are also easy Of Az
| cess to al The great marts Of commerce
LODI The West. and connected With TIL
Nbrthsrn States, and the Eastern portiol
lofpur own State, BY means Of the uumer
ous Rail Roads touching the Ohio. t5
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08
Resolutions Of Thanks.

AT regular meeting Of Kanawha hi
vision No. O.. Sons Of Temperance. hello
Dec. 9Th, 1885,, the following resolutions
were reported by committee and unani
mously adopted.
Resoiuea, That. the thanks Of this Di,
vision are due, and hereby rendered u
the Ladies, who 50 kindly and efficiently
assisted iii preparing the Anniyersara
supper Of the Division, Of the 9th Nov,
Resolre5, That We also tender our sim
eere thanks to Mrs. = f. Lewis, for cour.
teously granting the use Of her school
room on tile occasion. II
Pesolasa. That these resolutions De
published in the Star and Republican.
RE PrrsET. M P|.
A. OAKS, RI S.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08
MAGNIFICEar PREMIUNI

Presented 10 the subscribers Of tss.LEl
Illnstra ted Magazine fef The Ysw YsSrillt
THINK Of H. a beautiful Thvs Dstl
Magazine for 81 Ga year. 10, Clutstfina
more. Success unprecedented has ias.ia
,'Graham' tosuch IN extent, that, dSrlgei
last yoar, il has uitTr han doubled lpiblD
circulation. Ma greater evidence OF ,hsN
creasingI popularity Of this old and iivsda
periodical could he gwen New SlHsa
New Engray ings!l New NfiterslH and M'
Attractions generally lor he New Yssf.M
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

H Sale of Gopernase,aI Lands al Foa,
Gents an Acre a correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune, writing 7at st. Anthony,
NJ T., Oct. cath, says On that day the
Fort Ripley Reserve, consisting Of 81, 900
acres oflana had been sold at four cs,ats
an acre!t They Are sand to Be the best
lands III tho territory. The same agents
sold the land, who disposed Of the Fort
Smelling tract, which, was so strongly
denounced by tile western papers.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

| A4 TEspEE RrrsooF. "A very little
boy had one day done wrongsgand was
selt, after parental CORRECTION, toa q n
sedret the forgiveness OF. lis Heavenly
Father. His oifense had beenipassion ---
Aixisus ITO, hear y hat he would say. h lI7
a,dtherI followed him to The dpyrof bis
fodm I'LL lisping accents she heard him
Ash I'd byeimade better, never TO be angry
again; and then, with childlike simplicity,
tle added. 'Lord, make ma s tenap 6ettts'tr,
th5Ii't .5FI -.#3 F FAHl n 18f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08
JDEArn Oh R1cHARD " FLorRsoY Eso

n Heath oE 1eICHARD ~ .FLoIRSOYs ESQ
The W1sgIof yesterday says
We are panied to announce the death
ofIour fellow townsman, Richard w.
Flourhoy, Esq. which took place Al his
residence, oh French Garden Hill, Oh
yesterday, latefin the afternoon. For
a number ofyears past NH. Flournoy.has
been successful practitioner oflaw ID tile
county of Chesterfield, and more recently
ia the city Of Richmond. His eminent
worth. and pure and spotless character
won for him the esteem and adm ration
lof all who knew him, while his strict i'll
ltegrity, assiduotis business habits, and
professional zeal. secured to him an hon.
orable position At the bar. and large
and increasing practice. Our commnni-
~ had never % mourn the less of a bell
YET or a puref man. fE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08
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This popular mnathly Magazine. Il.
the cheapest and best 10 lhe world ~
greatly imProrfa for 1858. It viii ~
800 pages Of doubIe- column resdinr ~.
from. twenty % thirty Steel pisies. III
SOD Wood EMsrayings; which l. psons,ss
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

T WISH % close o6t my sioek ~ -,
i Cigars, Birds and Bird- Cars - ss,''A
sell lower foT eashs dian have q, AZ a q
fereh in this market. 81 sss,t
Tobacco and Cigars at alf ufi,,,.,.
! have Canary Birds, Risg Boys.. Ivy
Pgeons, Robins Oreals, de-, Sc
uleeFrank linIStoye. as good a. new. ".
want bargains, come soon, ssl WIFE,.
a few days. II. e. HAsSs',sSs. 1
Il Charleston. Nov. IL. f,-'''s4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

A GAME of CHECK ERs.- The colpred
men Of Chicago, Illinois. have challenged
Senator Douglas 10 meet. Fred. Douglas
i'm d discussion relative to the rights Of
the colored race. tshl=r E.t1t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

EArAL3AFFRar.--A letter I'M the Bed.
ford, Va, Democrat says that Frank Greer
was shot and killed BY Jsrnes Nichols ii
Pittsyltania county, Va onHthe Cd inst
understanding from q Funer;l in Bed
ford. THE letter says thatal ARRAY com
menced between them, when Nichols
drew pistol and shot Greer in the abdo-
men. Greer fell and said. "Kiehols. YOU
have killed me for nothing-+Lerd haze
mercy on ME !" He then asked to be
raised up, whiK was done They placed
him on eartKo carry linn home lie
died in about thirty minutesl The wri.
ter says that Nichols escaped, and adds
i has been reported that said Nichols
killed his mother few years ago. 1 An
other brother BY the name of Arnold. sis
supposed to have shot his father and
killed him: and Burweli. q still Older
brother, killed Daniel Ashwell. strangl
to say, not one ofthem has been punished
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

/ IT Is stated that the President will taxa
measures to prevent any American citizen
Of Jewish persuasion. whanay DO tempo
rariig resident in Switzerland, being in
cu,venieuced BY the operation Of the new
treaty
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

III PosrMAsTERs, Look Our THE Post,
master General las recently decided that
if Postmasters do not give publish
,ers Of newspapers notice when{the IA
pers remain In the Post office witho3u,
being taken outby the subscribers. with
in ~ geeks, they ara liable for thepay
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08
South rarolIaa l. 81 Senator.

WAsHrNGToN. Now 3o.4-Ek- Gov. J..
H Hammond has been elected United
States Senator from South Carolina, and
wlllaccept. He.i IS regarded asthe ablest
man IN the State.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

/ KossuTFr 3A-I Information has been re-
5ceiyed Al. Washington Of the confscaiion,
blythe Austrian government, ST all the
property 0f Louis Kossuth within its
Ieach. #
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08
Steamer Snagged.

ST.. LouIs, Nov. The steamer Al
leghany. for New Orleans was snagged
and sunk yesterday. "A man and child
were drowned.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

EaRruorlurIS Kentucky. "A severe
eartbonaks was :, perienced 1t Columbus,
XIV. on the morning az thei17th inst
The shock was ofshortd uralion- lasting
only two Or three seconds--but i WAS o.
considerable power. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

" = =
pCT the capture OF tbr III
- sncient heather CITY 49,
BY the British troops = not ID
half 80 ilnports ut 10 The cit. - -
ixeps Of kanawha and the SUNNI i
try, rs the cheering fast tlat sas
MAY ~ WEff
Have received 4 large ana spIeS,l,S 3
FALL AND WINTER eI0r, .s't u
Direct from the Raxtern a. iAca
and which, owing to The ,ea re;, H.'lss,
they will sell CHEAPER THAN ~ y nm
Their goods were bought VIM = ~ ]"
the great money panic Gecams se,Al IL
consequently were Obtained A. .slsit b
bali the former pfices, and they v;I tI ~
for CASH, az vsfy small sdssp.. . N q.
prices. ~ %
Now is the time for bargains, ~ ,
own inteIests, and give Them cal ! h
examine theifgoods and price !. !, s III. Va,
er make charges mol. wfy faces 4 =. NJ
buy, Fis ~ ~
ThEyhaye now on hand hls Il, !,
lent Iover-coets, {Of every grad. :. vi
prices; Tslnas. abeautilul artirl. - ii.
wear, at various prices; Fine ~. W
Pants and vests without nur5tt, 5 ",
Shoes. Hats and Caps, Jewelry - =.
Gloves, Handksrekiefss Hosisry 4 sisll
ia fine article Of chewing 9sobocesa'. -, A
of domestic and impaIted Cigar, -. =.
Other a,tieies too tedious l. ias.,9 ~
member the name aud pare !.
arcade Building. opposite The Codf..-
v3n7tf. ~ C5,,I"4.sss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08
imposed Victim Of the Rainbow Disaster

Nav ORLEANS, Nov. 39.-It is feared
here that the Hon. Mr. Sandige, NJ, G
from Louisiana, was,amoRg the victims
BY the loss of the steamer Rainbow.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

TINS JonS GAIT on THE RocEs-T
John Gal, bound for Nashville iH atteinpt-
ing togo into file canal evening before
last, straek her bow against the pierTa al
tho head Of it. and the very strong wind
and current then>swung Rerstern outside
of the pier and swept her down toward
Corn Island, whereIsbe lodged on the
rocks. She was sall there last evening,
but Capt Dick Smith had Succeeded il
Strengthening her up. and there was every
probability other beinggot oflast might
She had one hawser out and another wa
about being taken out. Capt. Bunee, Z
save the boat. had 800 bbls salt, shipped
.by ting Kanawha agency, thrown over
board Lou. JoarRal J
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

HBApTIsT AssocfaTlosEloY YIBGISlA. g.
The Baptist General Assodiaaon ofYir-
gAbia has reached the 34slIysear gifts exis.
teilcc. It's constituted Of 60 Associa-
tons. numbering $50 Churches. aud a
membership Of 90, 900 souls, Many Of
the. churches now represented were or
sgallized upwards of60 vearsago. The
oldest appears to be at Ketocto1, London
county, which is dated b theyear 1855
At Otter. Bedford couhty. the church
was constituted in 1865. Other dates
show that during. every consecutive yeal
TO the present. new societies have been
added. First Baptsychufeh. Washing.
ron city. of|which the Rsr. Dr. Stephen
p. Hills the pastor, and that ut Alex
anflria Va. were both Formed in 1909.
The Sabbath School reports show un,
wearied labor aud great efficiency Two
thousandfone hundred officers and teach.
ersl are thus weekly employed, with an
average attendarceofoveF y 900 scholars
Their libraries contain upwards Of 93, OoC
volumes. ~ I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-08

A. W.#QUARRIEEERR CT 1. !
, Nc Cosas Il NkwaAs & slsIa.Ets soils.
December The 9th 1854. ssuqaa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11


mn WEEK ~ have Many important changes 70 noas m
ihnny nasksshg. n sAvat q spring hes Srssshs
VIM Many nsw pssdSss NJ thslsuenpann - ~ -
ma anA psoAuosa nuctuasoas h " pon q seAw naT-
ksabls eannodiuss Fresh bed rasss vssy higa, ssd
u tssnnaaon Of ne Lsatsa seasou v nse rsduos ~
price, - many good Catholics VIII MAKE up for their sb.
siAsnes d Wssks duration. Butchers ny thai ss
have . downward sndsscy, bus the bilh they furnish
their oustcners tell different story. hero n great
deal Of In the principal markets and immense guam
thies Of must DO sold the prices keep up oascass
sen for 49, lao per 10. sutton soils ~ uodera.s
rates, and what called lamb soils for llo but really
there 10 no lamb Of any ocnisqsnoe in market "Rssl
lamb, the butchers call II, brings 500 pev h. and
viii No, be cheap enough 10 boy until sresa peas come
In. Poultry reached the highest point yss.e day has
this Turkeys we're selling 1t zoe per h.,
and spring chickens as 81 30 per pair Even fowls
selling o. double their usual prices. and In some GASES
bring 81 rs per pair But these prices last lung
the game 10 entirely over. We suikafrom our
list week nearly all the Wild ducks together Wit,
v,nison, and the game usually quoted Canvas bask,
wideeon, quail, parvidgss, hsres and rabbits oil
gone A few robins and English snipe como into
market, which, together with grouse ard Wild pigeons,
about ali We have In The way of game
rh, fer some uLsooountabie reason sttl Continues
high Good North river sells from COG TO l6s
price TIA. poor families we'll Afford, Other n.n
high Uyste and ota shsn nsh do not Ill
well the 90 vAnoes
Butter 10 quoted lover this seek, a TACT
Cue 10 the the desire on The part OF hold
ers 70 sell before the butter mes
In, whioh viii be during ,pe month Of May rne
price will flo tuAe daily . month to Eggs arc
selling seven for lSo
We several (tor the scssoD) varieties
list Of vegetables Lettuce, savoy rnuosro saisa
rsdshes parsley I'll In, and ohesp for the season.
who reArly 81 o,ber vegetables elcspi ossbAges aud
potatoes A.. che aper ,han ~hen last quo,ed.
There are tome very DE oranges IN market rAcy
are healthy indulge In this Of the year
rave tendency 10 correct acenciss
In the blood rhe Journal Of Commerce says:-
Three oArgoes a. banayss cocsauIis aud piueapples
have within fec days add Desry tWeu,y
more arrive sbs sesson, aaording pvntul supply
fruit cesor,p ION Toe OF BArsooa bauaass
will be rather sbcrt account OF the GOLD winter winch
has been fet with unusual severity throughout the
ssnds The crop Of hA,ap pines no wever, promises
to be quite large and Of good quanty Some Of this fruit
10 arriving but b OF an inferer kind The mark
veil supplied before the lat OF xsy. r,us far
100 coo cocoAnuts have been received this spring.
and 10 600 buLches bananas me carxoes ONLY In
20 condition, making necessary to throw
board considerable qusnu'ies - useexs
RETAIL, PRICES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-11
Operations of the mint IN 1856.


We received he isteresupg nport Of the Director
Of the snt Hon. James Sac sden shs sing tas opera
vhch We sesn the following pafuculars;
Total artunt OF deposis;-m roc, fSs07e to7 20; of
silver. Ono ucpg purohsrs $3.50 bstt3 ro',', $50
lpp csc e. TIE coinage for the pe.oi ipoiuans
bars was as ioosssJlc oiss SIS COZ 90 60; silver
oops So s5 gao; copper oons sT,iOo IS; cola oa,s
ss2 e4s, seo 80; silver oars, sstsso II rossi sm,uo,
of coinage ipcludns bars se4 bo7 a2 90 me numbe,
Of peoes Of struck we're 80 so3 e4T the numoer o.
gold and silver bsrs, 7,lls
formeo psrs. sobssqaep,y dp,sised s tho ot,er
nintfne estsbI.hoepts ana tne deposs received for
oor age 81 Inc Asssy s,s tran ferred 20 the
Deouong tbese re deposits, ,ne srusl snoun, Of "a
ard received durpr tns year vac B3,Ols, eN e3
Toe stous 81 The seversl ins snd the asssy III, y
duri o, year ss folls - AT the p,nc al mist
(r sdelrnis) tire DC o,si,s were ia rold S41e SIS o;
% Hvcr g. iso OF IL to,s 2, ZIG ass "a. rns nc'n.
~ In 500 az co In ,iver ana sg ice rs IN ctp
per ooir', ana cs imposed o gs,s7s 80 pieces
be oeposi. ard ooirsse q, tbs branch ninln New
Oresns during TIE yea 80 follo~s-Gb BIS deDosi
SSt,yt 81 silver dsposts "a ees, a. total deposits
81 sle7ts 20. Gold ooIsre, fEc2 so, silver O. 1ii
coo; ot. oonsss, 50 Csc 100, comprrod 10 sss 500
7he brssch rusi s.n rrsuns,o reo.ived o, god do
po,t "a. rum o. SEQ ao92s 2i; o, silver, me SON u
t2ie 7bs "a total deposits sac bs,e1l 10 Tue up
Ors OF coitsg -ere ~ sG1ld coios SO its 4to
silver CONS sl71Oo; refined 30 d bare s1qG I3e 50;
att OF IN ehteo aod oars, $500 oo 2s o,s opera
tons Of consst including bars s2s 5ls ls7 2e obmpris
Cd 10 vi tb9ptc,s
The deposit. received Of the br.ueh INTO, al Dsnsnees
YER foiso6 90 The coiosse ws sio7,51s The mum
Der OF piec svuck "a no
A. the branch mint Al Cssslote, the sun Of slTs sea
% was d. p0sitsc rho coinage amounted 10 sls2oe7 60
Q mpoesd 81 3es7o pieo,s The operations OF tbs
nrspches .. DanloLegs and Charlotte are oousned 70
gold
rbe Array ol,e al New York received dur,or The
Gold Deposits 81 q 6e2 40 sad suver depotts
ipcludng purchases sa74 te1 Sstotal depsn sls 277
sbs ~ ftese oepcsns we're PAID ~ foIo~ss-In hse
s19 oes sse 30 In ootr ts tss 4e1 AZ rhe
OF COLO bst yrepsred ana stamped st tbm ofiss vas
l.7a7, OF the value Of oso6, ote 80.
ne amount ~ goo Of domestic production deposited
a eli Of the rinrnf essabhshmeoss during the yesf
1850 vss fSevss Gol5 pr,cuoed from the = ate Of
Os,oyp,s ss7 k0e al os from the TERRITORY o. Oregon
$40 $50: and IRON b- Atlantic states s91s $50 Ts-tcss
soness,c gold 90 ,s7e,sn 81.