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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
Thf Faneral.

we will risk the assumption ofthe fact,
in making the statement that We have
triumplled IN the late election, wherever
we have contested the field. We don't
look for contradiction in kilograms, post
riders, and newspapers. We have !
quiet conviction that We have beaten the
opposition every where, which We mean
to indulge and express. WetdoR't mean
to wait 70 receive the news fits death !;
but in due and decent time we mean Il.
bury i. regardless Of any fraudulent Pref
tensions itmay set up to life: Ne nave
even employed our lawyer. who Is now
impatiently waiting tc move the proper
court Of probate h cast the admlnlstra-
ton 81 its insovent estate onsome body
Wa54laye Also arranged its funeral in such
Il Why that pur venerable contemporary Of
the Republican may have a monopoly Of
grief On that occasion. This inscription
wehaye caused 10 be cut upon a decent
ia r 8IE-1-P3. IS I'll 1T 5..s E5s#& sE III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
Mr.. Jenkins,

! Bya selection, first by his party, and
afterwards BY the people, Mr.. JENKINS is
called tprepfesentF this District in Con-
.gress, under circumstances Of the most
aattefing character. The selection Of the
Convention that nominated him was wise,
and has beer emphatically confirmed BY
the Judgment Of popular appreciation
The positionof MI. jenkins was not at
first an easyone. The combat was with
d man seryile to the enthusiasm Of popu-
lar ayarice, and advocating a measure that
tplausibly seemed about to crafty the
sordid passion which the public necessity
and hisown arts combined in exciting =.
TIL. principle and the truth were the 9TH
err way; bmdesirc and ararice we're set
at war with principle, and the difficult
task Of defending the latter against such
AN attack was devolyedon Mr.. JENK1ss.
Besides his adversary had the prestige Of
recent success, with all the influence Of
acquaintance, position and patronage.
| Unscrupulous in the measure he adyoca-
Ited, It was not to beAeSpected that he
would be fastidioas about the means 81
its accomplishment. lie had ready
made storm Of Indignation against State
" y "a L p /
Taxation. The scheme of alienation BY
lconfscating tile public domain was also
ready madeto his hand and he. soon
grew notorious wherever public grum.
bling could epropitiated By public plum
der. The occasion, the means, and the
public fanaticism seemed 70 chime in well
with his own purposes; and with some
skill and tact he rode the current that
Mr JRsKiNsshad v stem.l The position
was a delicate ones especially for SO young
man al our candidate. lie had nc
Guide butin principle, and this5ran coun-
| veto the public avarice, if not tpthe pub
Iic iatefest. Iftlrre was one thing mere
II s. : ~ n i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
X ANAWHA VAIL Us 4 Ak ~.

than another that qualified Mr.. JENKINS
|for the position, il was his intellectual in
trepidity. More men would have been
ablg to uncover the sophistry Of distriba-
ton, than would 1t first have dared TO az
tempt it. The sincere conviction and the
bold Remuneration pitts falsshood, at the
very first. attracted to him the public
heart. His treatment Of his subject con-
frmed in the Judgment the first favorable
impressions Of the feelings. If the posi-
ton had dangers in the way he met and
managed it. there were advantages alsss
There was another qualifying s'lent.
emihtently possessed BY M JENKINS !:
that's he power Of pepMq-'zis,.q abstract
u, u 4 c;nla Tia facsllty Of mastering diff
feplt truths hiab as.it is. isfinferior to
the .ffaeuly Of communicating them.
Atf .Iaskrss has Tie rare combination Of
18th faculties. Whatever is within9 the
compass Of lis own1intellectual vision. he
has the versatile talent to- adopt ID
tho range of vision Of other minds
HeIperfected demonstration By giving il
universal power tp impress. Both pas
sion and interest were repugnant 70 thc5
pfintipleshe advocated. Thczproccssof
easy reasoning from which was drawn
tile conclusion pfadrantage u the State
from taking whatever she could get from
ally band, recommended the project. of
distribution BY its easiness Of cbmpre-
hension and morals. Opposed TO ana p-
parent obvious advantage was only an
ultimate one Die future to the present,
die difficult to the easy, stern political
morals to thetcRptirating offersof a high
price for tie surrender of public virtue.
The public conduct is always influenced
blythe truths which the public Iii mind is
made to comprehend !; and the fact that
our candidate influenced the public 40 \
ton contrary 10 public inclination. and
wants, is demonstration that he posi-
sesses the highest powers Of communities
eating and poIulafzing abstract truth,
principle and MORALS Without the arts
Of the demagogue pr the aid IF interest
10 coneiliate public ffayor, Mr. JElS = z
has widely enlightened, impressed and
influenced the popular mind i'll his dis
tritt. No man hasf failed to comprehend
him. No man who has heard him has
become peryert from Democracy, aRd1
many men have been made cdhtttertsfi--
NEXT to The copg#atulation which we feel
1T tho success of the principals Of our.
party, is that which we, feel ib contem-3
platio9a of the dbility Of our man \
4 = . IE-l
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
The Hotel Epidemic.

gbe committee Of medical gentle
men appointed hy our Board ST q
Health have certainly, bythcIanlnIe 2. ..
.pnblic notice, taken tlie Diost etfecr
live means TO elicit information on
the sabiect of their inquiry. We
Trust tilat their invitation may be re-
sponded to by all who can colninulIltt-
cate ans facts touching the important
matter under investigation ; and we
hope that the public press will give
the card of committee general the
circulation. III 51 III
The undersigned hayp been. APP
pointed d committee blythe Board OF
Health of Washington 70 cosnInnni-
GATE with residents of tlifs City and
persoiiss elsewhere, in order to pro
c,ire ifpossiMe, further authenticated
inforniation III. regardlt9 flle Tmalady
which3recentFy prevailed Aat and was
Known AZ the endemic pf the Ma
.ttonaI Hotel No fatal leases have
occurred in this community but, as
vague and tlnautltenticated State
|lnents have reached us aiat persons
have died elsewhere from this canse,
I'VE take this MS the only sure mode Of
calling npon physicians aala ptq9fsons
|abroaditeylavor Us with statements Of
1.-THE names and residencesso f the per
sons who thus have died. We desire
lto obtain a description fefA the course
land symptoms Of their disease ;itlle
opinion formed as ~ its Sorigirftand
ltlfe REASONS therefore thestrcat.hent
Iadopted iii the, cases aad the results
Ief the 2,osk mortens examinations or
chemical analyses Of the sdejectioBs
Etfoln the sick, if anysneh Terdnlade<
EAsthe guests of that helcE are wide
cast over the land, it lis simppssible
harus 10 obtain the names and resi-
tifnccs lof their physicianss and must
therefore appeal to them lr,Ypgh the
phblic press forIthe information de-
Fired. Their prompt attention (by
better to the committed viii ebnfeFa
sfoat favor npon the BoalsI Of Ifealth
hld this community, and3perhapstbe.
Pf great service in pronotiiig the
eausc Of public health and medical
science.
u Papers friendly I'd the above ob !.
6ects Wall eonier a favor Oh the Board
bfIleaIth .bv publishing dis card.
/ ROBERTlI. STONE. Nil ID.
/ JAMES E. MdRCHla1S.4M NJ. D'
COMMITTEE 3of the Boarl afTealsh.
| WA4nrsqros, Mayo 1851. f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
Here in death lying,
III {AsIin life it generally lied)
Els;tlie Great American Party,

Colossal in its promises - kind
The greatest beneftith has conferred on mah-
Isffn dying without performing them.
1t was an ihdulgent parent to its offspring,
Wlha were ofmany kinds and colors,
And 9f widely differing faiths.
Thought the Catholic and foreigner 1
And the wild thirst for office +
And. finally in ITS beneyolenee,
Wentfor giving every thing TO every body.
ZEN .ttdill bat little HARM
Chief .foTfWaut,of opportunity and power;
and with the purity and virtues alwas as
cribed To the dead, .
It went to . premature. grave with them I'M
n. exhibited. II
The griefofits offspring isiihconsoIable, !,
Chief because it.oft them no Offices on money
IL The worst thingit ever did
Was tJn not dying sooner
al Thoughtless Reader!
I, aLea1lii lin this yefacious Epitap!l
How tlIis great party died for itscounuy's good,
Fortunate n.haying sotrue ftiend to weep
1:HY over lis ashes.
.a-15 E , 4 Z Z. f-- . - 4
The American people are redonciled TO their
H 5 '.f grief,
BY theIeflecti0n that4Ho country
. Eyeflost less blythe death ofa party
Than ours tly this
NOTICE. The funeral viii take place
at an early hpur to morrow morning from
the Office of the Republican, at which
time and place the friends Of the deceas-
ed are respectfully invited te,attend.
Theiollowing is a programme of the
procession and ceremonies for the occa-
sion: 15
a. Biletof the Richmond Tdy in a
black basket.
g.. Five miles Of papeRlanterns.
8. The Charleston Juntoin deep grief
4. Five miles ri boys under ten years
tofsagge. lHIIt -t
5. The KaRawha Republican made iato
the tail Of a Kite, trailing in the dust.
We know # there is life enough left in
the Know Nothing party.to appreciate
any thing, it|ean't fail to be gratefulto us
forsthe magnificent funeral weGhave pre-
paredfo it. Under the circumstances,
it is a luxury 70 die. We hope they won't
be obstinate aboutit,SSand declineso much
n Fl y 1G.ftI I'll 4 : + 1
more honor than il can ever have BY at
tempting to live.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02

w AsuNGToN, May 25.-Jona,l..
5, Jenkins, late Us Consul At n, )
igators island, was arrested tbis :. :
tcrnopn at the State Department. e :.
a warrent issned, ciihEging fiign Win
piracy, and sworn to BY ns. M
Camp, ion, selling and selling 4 lass
OF property belonging e 81
liens of the United States, iiIclad;s,
the cargo ofithe ship E9dorsss,zia H.
harborpof Apia.
After air exafninatidn, jenkins Wa
lodged in jail, to await the rcqHIsitis ],
ofthe Governor OF New York. b:
trial, as he first landed there on i.
return froinIthe Pacific.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
Virginia Election. /
RIcnaosD, Friday, Nav 20

RICHMOND, rIdar, May 20. d
The annual election for Attorney
General, members OF the next Congress,
members Of The Legislature and county
officers, took place Yesterday.
4 In this city the entire Democratic
ticket Is about two hundred ahead, and
will, probably, gain FIVE AssemblEnlen
in the city and county.
PoRTsaouFH. The majority foriJsa,n
s. Milisou, the Democratic candidate III
die second Congressional District, Is $40.
AlExAsDHr The maiority for Edgar
Snewdea, th@ American candidate in The
serenth Congressional District in this
city and eoanty, is 439.
faRDEslckant5nG gises Edgar Snowdcn
32majerity,
lYnEELIse, Friday May 80. +
'df Sherrard Clemens, of this fcity, has
been elected Iii the Tenth Congressional
District by over 1900 nlajorify. Kid
WELLS undoubtedly elected 70 the Board
of Public Works, but his majority isnot
Yet known. Ills majority III this county
Is q5. Alfred Caldwell Is elected TO the
Senate from Ohio. Brook and Hancock
Counties, by a.nlajority qf 40D, and q.
Sweeney and a y. Moods 10 the Iegis-
Iatnre IL alnajqrily Of 1875
There we're BOO votes sssEpolled i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
frarfuI accident.

n On Sunday last, while Mr.. A. judi
son Crane anil ladY were absent from
their residence, in llenrico. county
one Of their servant boys, named
Rqbert, about fourteen years Of age!
lnet with serious if not fatal acct
dent. lfy some means he had pro-
eured n piece Of a gun barrel which
had been sawed in twp and touch
hole filed ihtoit, and driving a large
hickory cane3in one end, by forming
d breeeh and -stock, determined to
fire asaIute. After loading the. bar
relwith an ounce or two 6ft powder,
HE took the stick in his hand, and
touching the printing with a coahof
fire, set off tile gun. The concdsion
from the explosion was so great, that
the stick was driven with fearful
violence against his right breastnear
the nipple, tearing two Of tho ribs
from. the breast bone, and entering
the lungs to a5consider;lble depth. "
Tile little7fellew Immediately drew
the stick out and fell. lie was taken
to his lnasterBhotse, and DR.. Chris
tian sent for. The boy was alive
Yesterday morning, but there is very
little hope of his recovery, as the
stick, which had been shattered at
the end driving it into the gun barrel
hlnst have pierced his breast to the
depth ofthree orIfour inches. -lpieh-
.hs0atd Dtspafeh.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
Capc Frar roHntsrltits.

4 We haye before ds q Cape Fear
10. bank counterfeit T. may be passed
off undera bad light very well. The.
yiginette and figures held at a dis
lance from the eye seem perfect, but
nearer may be easily distinguished as
to their mechanical execution, which
is very lad. The e9graviLgs of tho
word 'srEN1 ia each lower corner ore
out ofthe true line, rather crank ed
ed affairs, easily distinguished Tho
name OF President and Cashier good
limitations. Pet. E4.
j AproISrrMKSTgoF Mail AGesTs.T
I. S. fleming ESQ., late editorOf the
Danyille Republican,, has been al-
pointed additional Rqhte Agent on,
the Richmond and Danville Rail
road. Also.Brboks, Of Char
lotte, appointed in Tie place ola !.
Obenchain, resigned The former
appointed is from br Bocoek's DIS
trict the latter from Mr.. Goodies.
The Rednlont {Val) independent
anticipates allMge crop Of irnit ~
that region.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
1 HAIRS Breadth Escape.

The Ghal9 louisville Advocate, ire
.ferrin@ to the recent accident on the
Central railroad, says After four
days hard work, the engine and
tender were removed from the
Moore,s Greek bridge, the road re-
paired, and the trains commenced
running regularly on Monday last
The point Of tile bridge at which the
engine ram off the track was ninety
feet above the creek. A half Il reyo,
luton ofthe whole would have pre-
.ciPitated The engine and probably the
whole train. into tile water below,
causing the death ofevefy passenger
aboard. The fbridge---an iron one,
securely strengthened by immense
wooden supports, shows not the
slightest evidence ofinjiiry."
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
thisEcounty than at the Presidential cleo

this.county than at the Presidential cleo
ton.
Patton, American, has a majority 81
SO oyerI Tucker. Democrat, for Attorney
General,
NAsHINGToS, Friday, May 90.
William Smith, if tile Seventh Dis
trict and Charles j Faulkner, of the
Eighth District, both Democrats, are UNI
doubted y reelected To Congress.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02

Strange and incredible as the state
ment may appear, says the Fairfax -N X "
yet We are, nevertheless, Warranted. h
facts in stating. that Mr.lThomas Henry n y
Nelson, Of this, county, iilsdIhis ie Sc:
house on the 9Th dayIrf the. present
month with pure eieaf1Ice d Al arerfg;c
thickness Of fourteen inches In eSIla,
nation of this remarkable fact we may re RI
marx that Mr.. Nelson procured the liet
from lie hanks Of the PotomacI where i
Is still piled up in many places t." height
If from ten To fifteen feet. -: al
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
c.,o.,,.s I. r. III.

sAoklSo 4 TIuEF. Up este,dE
berlof 9 sodty complexion. a,, u.
enter the house Of old widow Ha P'sd y
|in Bradford. understanding ! 1a 1:slgel
He stuck fist midway hoa 5 ~, f.lnaly !.
chimney, and the ON Sfllo,x M s. :! Dc
she heapedl straw IN tie sro ' 81 g To d
lighted If the Iobber! half I p'sss. al
rpared. Persons wetcIe0lle.dJss ''o e.id
cries !; he was drawn iIp ,v;,'. b Ii
the top Of The chimney mosa i fepes &
alive. and sent to the nlefc;eS fs y, lhaa
PetersGurg Dem. y ias.-.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02

4 TuE NyE4TAER A&D 9aurs.4Ssiince
.onr last isshe we haze had long ant
cold rain storm, which has neark
stopped the growth Of vegetables, bat
the wheat crop in al Of East Tennessee
lis looking serylwell much betterthaa
in several counties III Virginia.
/ The wheat crop ihTKentucky is re-
ported, since the weather became
warmer, exceedingly promising; AMI
fields previously regarded lSeiehse,
now promise an abundant WE'LL
BrtSt4i Teirs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
TlEI TENsEssKt, ilTnrlr Canr

TIiEi TENNESSEE lnKaiF CRpr.-5
The Knoxville Wing says,:
There has been sdEn an unusually
large amountsof wheat in East Ten.
nessee, and if the season is good from
this, to harvest, there will be d. crop
gathering that will Iastonish tic ia.
tiyos. Ii nothing happens to the.
growing crop in. view Of the amount
that has been sown, it will yield our
people ih the thirteen counties ofths
end of thetState $4,000, 900.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
SPEAKING u the eject Be iatetrllnatrlall!g

Speaking Of the eject of intefmarriiai:sse
among blood relations. the Freaerieks
burg News says |: IN this county in
which We are raised, for twenty. years
back, certain families Of wealth and re-
speetability have intermarried until there
cannot be found in threeor foar Of them
4 sound man or woman I One has sore
eyes, another scrofula. q third ii an idiot,
i forth bIind,a fifth handy legged. q sixth
with q head about the size of i turnip,
with not one outof the Rumber exempt
from physical defects IF some hind u
other. M. N. 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
DtsfIltuliOn RIlishisIa7I,..

A1despaich from Detroit, Is. ,
May %, says:
Additional information from
Northern counties Hi this State i, 4. "
confirm tie previous accounts Il .S'lF
titgtion existing there. Cont
tioHs for the relief bf sufferers II.
this citylanafinteribr, are being , s..a
Isl received and Forwarded 81 n, .' :
echtiye committee pflthis city. r
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02

The last steamer brought gratifF,
ing intelligence that Queen Yietosla
has another baby. We believe this
arrival makes i round dozen; pcrhaIP
more. Ono d year has been the avt,
erage maintained by exemplary
nlatron, for the last twelve or fifteen
wears.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02

!. a : tE IA - al llr- Nm. Jdnes,JE
of Manchester, was the young INN:
y VINO Z, l inet with a SERIOUS aeciaeBt %
Belle I Isle, last Tuesday afterfiooa-
iie was ~ she act lof putting one 4
theeeashndeF saws iil5order for work,
and in.striking the teeth the file &C,
.cidehtally slipped, bringing his tigh.
hand ln cotit@ct with The saw, and x.
vefiEg it IN twain. ~ ~ Dispatek.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02

One Of the most remarkable facts
III the life 9fa sailor las occurred ii
tile life SfJethro Coffin, now d resi-
dent Of Nantucket. During seven
teen voyages irl the whale fishery, ocl
cnpying tlirty.nine years, Captain.
Coffin never WITNESSED d burial at sea
mo death ever taking place cupboard
Ut any ship 70 which be belonged. 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
IAN old maid re,ceutIvd;a,I {.

ton n H who left propertS = :, se :,
value Of nearly SO, Ob0. Sio 10 = fl |.
her lifetime getting ready ID 3 ~ "ss AZ
|ried, and bad stored up 1SJ s !, @ai'
CD coyerldts, so blankets. l5- s1sei
with 1,12D pounds of fcar +. 0s'l i
pillows 43 handkercllieis /; wl,;Is :
wleleamohpt of IlerIwea r;;H /, ~ !. u n
did not exceed ten dollars III y' ',|ss''I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02

THE GRoHs.+A corresponda,,t i
Mecklenburg Co., writes;
Tine rains, OF late, have feshened
up everything the overflow III the
aaoanoke and tributaries, which, at
first, presented such q sad prBspect.
dpes not look 50 disheartening bit the
season is late. anil .clinch Ing
abundant lE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02
IL. II. ID. thompson Re-clfcted from
-t Putnam. ITE NsI q

14 Putnam:
I ,lt is with feelings Of pleasure that We
announce tile election to Congress OF that
Young champion Of Democracy, ALBERT
g. JRKiss, Esq, Of GabelE county. ---
KNOW n othifla ism has received its qa'ettIs
intbis Congressional District !; and Che
,Loac;Star'iwilfbe compelled to retire
fyom.ths political arena until tlIi \ his inagi -
nary genius can conjufe. lib some new
fangledhunbug Re
f8 III is true tho returns are|not yet cons
plete, but enpughtis knownTt6 satisfy Al
il tile result! In tie counties Of kama
VIA, Putnam, Cabell, Mason and Jack
SON, GARIIItt' ! majority, two years asgso,
MAS 1877; ih the same counties, he has iaass
nov q majority Of 1893 III r Democrats tFiS
eain ii fixeeounties Of .g2p Votes ~
/ fs55, when the burden Of bis song was
.tdown NTH the Pope and foreigners,
| lie was elected TO Congress By q majority
Of about $50, starting IN fthe FIVE c opEl
ties above mentioned witll | f27 majority
lIe las nov only lss. 10 begih with!
The peoplelo this District have bel
come utt4rlydisgusted VIII tile f Long
satr'' and his hypocritical cant Attirsti
NJ N, ~ Nm - {, +s An
Tina cry of It'Americans ruling Ameri7E
Hca', soundedwelI il the ear$ Of 5some A
and they were induced 70 spppaft this
political Judas, But becoming. convince
f@dofhis triekery and wire working, when
Ihe endeavored to revive All Eold Wing.
principle which had been rePhdiatedt. byII
die people dme and again, they have
1spurned him; andfin tones loud and un-II
.Imistakcabie, Ibid himiretire to Ties Shades
sof4priyaey:''# Y Il
The people Of Virginia afeI a Jealous
people hny act on the paGtof . pub
Ills nlsa, o. party 10 lead .herI from. her
-honored principles, sRill eyer be a
source ofa contempt for her Democratic
people.
The Democratic candidate for the
State Senate, JONI A. WARTIrs Esq.f IS
elected 10 fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Maj PARksso Y. Hen
muck, ESD, the "DistriButioep candi-l
date, BY about 500 majority sMessrs.
l'IrzHuGiI aud REFFNER are elected. to
HE House ofIDqlegates, and Maj. PARks,
tommonwealth's Attorney, 6fi Kanawlia
county.
H Enthusiastically tile result has re
fotlea' on FHosr, the hero, and his
competitor, u. III. CHASE, Democrat, is
elected to THU House Of Delegates BY "a
majority 81 30, AZ n. B. fTHoafsos,
democrat, isIre-eletted TO. The Legislature
from Putpans Ils Mason <ALEx. LoSG.
Dem , is elected to the House IF Dele
eates; and III Cabell, THoRNBtRe, Dem.
III elected. T.. WARD. Independent, is
fleeted to th4 House Of Delegates from
Boone, hand Wyoming, over Mon
GAN, Know Nothing. ,4E ].
We hope 70 TIE able to give tho. official
vote Iof both The Congressional and Sena-
ibrisIAD istridts iii our nextisstlb.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02

FROM the ALTAR TO THE Toas.--
at Cleveland, mississippi, On the
evening Of til D 9Th inst, Mr.. d. Nc
Kec, principal Of Georgetown ACID,
.esny, in that State, was married TO
Miss Mary Roberts Sand at midnight,
during the rejoicing of the bridal,
party present, lie fall dead in their
midst
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-06-02

THE TdRF. Lovers Of theturfseem
tobe all alive in Virginia, at this
time. The races which came off last
week at the New Market course,
were the last we have seen. 10 notice
Of. lnrelation to this race there was
Observation-Disclosures. Over $20,-
900 had been booked in Richmond
and Petersburg on the average result.
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official yOte Of Putnam.

4 Mo f,llow;ng G. the official vote OF
Putnam county; E
For Congress, Garlic, SOL Jfnfklns'
348; for Attorney General, Patton, 100,
Tucker, 35i; for the State Senate Hen,
drick, 296, Warth, 338: for the House Of
Delegates. Bpwyer, $50, Thompson 335