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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-23

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Cody. Lady'. hook, for Jsass.s =. 1 : -
This valuable ladies' book il ,upon cur
table, The Jane fashion plates, arc
splendid iana wsll So+th, the pritt " Sub
scriptloS. Il it has nasayointesostihg and
pleasing illustrations, aud = usual illea
with useful, interesting, and instructive
choice literatusa. 3xxxxrxz
AssAsrs HOSE IAdy's Bocl, fbf Jsn-. 4
I Has been received, and, is welcome.
Our "~on,ch folks think they canuot
do without these true Lady VS. books and
wetsothask every kdysaesld ,hs's we:
They viii not greet the price nor the
tiasspeas id fosaiag them.
h&sH- sa@A sgf I $5es ga ~ N 4
Chicago Dem. rress.
This'paper has heretofore been con
sidefcd thc 'sfnger board Of Iowa." and
valued for its late news, interesting in
formation, rnd advocacy Of correct prin-
aipcs. - .wsa f,.79,a " l.saaIr r,s
1t has recently been fitted up in 4 new
dress, and is now enc Of the largest and
best pspers in The nnion.s
We can cliccrfully commend it to our
friends as just the. paper every Western
man, who. desires to BE- wen posted in
news matter, should harc--set VI your
cl,,bssand send for il. &c @r ~ e II
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New York Items
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The preprietors of the Times offers IS,
900 reward for information which shall
lead to the detection and conviction Of
the perpetrators of the Burdsll murder
Rcserying their ghto f Withdrawing their
offer whenever the Authorities Of the city
or State shall take proper action calcula-
ted to accomplish the same result.
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LENTN CIRCUS.

LENT,S CIRCUS. #EA8 -
This Great Show PERFORMS this after
noon, and evening. You who appreci-
ate the feats of the arena, and enjoy the
Jokes of the Clown can now shave your
6lP' of that kind of fun.
Rather hard times for circuscs 70 travel,
money is SO scarce, yet every body who
love this fun will manage to get the
ah9f."
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RAULDIN0 4 ROGERS.

This, Circus. will show here on Wednes-
day next. II needs no puff for this
concern to convince the people that it is
some Of a show Their respondent
and illimitable show bills which cover
up come Of the largest buildings in town,
is sufficient for this purpose.
We do not like to see so many circuses
come along, a. people arc not able to take
the papers nor pay the printer after see
ing all OF them Hli I5fH
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AIN A4sSs ~r44s #e-@ @#.E 5ag tgPa s. Z.
Ifany OF our readers wish good job
ofpainting, or of graiaing, or any of the
Ornamental branches ofthe art. We can
chccrfuily recommend them to Mr.. Metz,
Is finished workman. .... a-
Nothing finishes off the interior of a dwell
Ting to 50 god an advantage as to have
it-naatly painted or grained in good style
Nothin: can. einaT it, and Metz is a
perfect master Of this art, aud cannot be
cxcelled in the western eountry in his
line Of business a94
Now is the time to get your houses finish
ed Of in n,ss styl., and Metz is the man
to do it neatly. '# &
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tEzeaa r" NEW ORhEANs, May 10.
The Hayans correspondent Of the True
Delta says that private letter was re-
ceived there stating that Walker had
evacuated Riyas and was on board Brit
ish man-of war at San Juan del Sur.
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/. --LATEST NEWS s.
WAsH1saroS. Msy IA.

" =" 1868 =. WAsHIsSTos, May IA.
Official dispatches received, warrant
thefb.licf that brigham loung has fed
from Utah, ss.ttis known that he was III
treaty with the Indians for safe conduct
through theu country 81 ~
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The Revolition in Fesu.gs
NEW YoRK, Nav Is

The news from Peru by the Georgc
Law Is important President Castillo
had left the Capitol at the Head Of 1900
troops for the South, but after he had
landed, his yesssl'was captured by Vivian
co, who it was expectedswnuld inrmcdi-
ately make demonstration against Lima
and Calico These cities it was believed
were in great danger ef failing into the
hands of the Revolutioni~ta.
- = II n
49, New York May lj.
! efsovernor Wslkerslsft last eve,iia. On
the steamer for Albany, aad will proceed
llnn ,li1t"ly to ksn4a-
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HaG

H2GLAW! nth MI Ity# ]
Now that our town. council have got
fairly at woSk, We do hope they soon viii
act upon the matter of restraining hogs
from trimming at large. 1t has re-
peatedly been shown that it is no profit
to let hogs run at large in this Country
that they do better to b. kept up; and
yet people living in tows, where it is star
walton for them to run At large, will con-
tinuct to Let them loose. It does seem o.
ii they only do IL to bemcsr, aud torment
their ncighbors. AS It is to the ady.n-
sage Of the hog raiser as well as every body
else, to keep hogs up, we hope the coun-
Gil will provide town pound, make re-
gulations whereby the Marshall may daily
fill said pound with the estray swine which
disgrace our streets
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PIGEONS. .rs ..... ....rsse., 81
We are told that wild pigeons are
plenty this spring, that the woods abound
with them. We have not had the plea
sure of having "stcw' Of them yet, but
hope some Of our good shots will soon fll
the market with them. .gaa $50 .~e,s;
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DTWe would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement headed aEr-
ler's celebrated Ginger Vine Appli-
lions for Agencies for the above, may be
addressed to CARL EKLrR, SO We.t Ran
dolph Street, Chicago, i'll.
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S. G., & p. STEIN

Nos. 1876 & l3l, .Main-sf, .hmscarine,
MANUFACTURERS DEALERSir Fur
Ill nitare In its various varieties. Constant
IN on hand full assortment adapted to the
Trade or Retail. Partio ulaE attention is invis
ted to our UPHoLsT EsED WoRx, which - man
ufacturtd to Cur Order, in the Eastern cities;
aiso,a
Very Superior ARtlGlo 81 DpFtnS
Bed, Bed Lounges, Ac.
Thankful FOR the very liberal p IL onage from
he { zens Of T,pion and Old Cedar, in gene
raj, by slici attention TO please, and reasons
bic prices, We SHAH enie avor ~ r.srit contia-
saEcRof The same, a d respec faily
iar q, ~ Eramfaaf on n Our fork.
Aaasa'ine, June 1856. sen
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We did not notice fhc fact last week
that Mr.. Willard Hammond had sold on,
his entire stock ocs,od4, to Charles SWEET.
land. b Mr.. Hammond retires from the
business, and Swcthnd is going to d.
business on q large SCALE -ro@ 81 " D.
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w H d l. EjS A L e aatk
BOOT & SHOE STORE.

rs1HE Subscriber having removed his Stock Of
Doors and SHOES to No. Is, Lake Street
reSoectfuly informs the trads and public general
!, that IN addition to greater facilities he is nov
receiving large additions 70 his former stock,
he viii sell at as low figure and on - good tefms
a. any house in the West Particular attention
given to SLING orders from the country 7'@sF
"a s# .a+1a JAMES DONIOP ssr
IL 3p No So Lake Street. Chicago
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as Mr., Robert Cover, late delegate to
the Constitutional Convention, has for
distribution number Of documents re-
la.iys to- aid convsntisp, which will y;
distributed to such clerks as'will send in
their names to him. Address, Robert
Gowcr, Esq, Cedar Bluff. b'sH sa3 Hal2
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
Richmond Whig:.

In reply to certain questions ProPoun'
ded> to This paper, in Fate number Of the
Richmond 5IYhig, respecting Lieutenant
jGovernor McComas, we will say: that
Mr.. MeComas leftthis portion Of. Virginia
last Fall for theiWest, with the intention
of purchasing lands there, and with the
expectation of making arrangements to
eventually settle somewhere in the West;
proxided5he could find aplace that suited
him$ What he has DONE however in
tho way Of purchasing land, and of max,
ing arrangements for settling, some day
in the West, we are not informed, except
through the public press, which informa-
ton respecting Mr.. McComas, we. pre-
sumo, tho Wig is fully coghizant Of
And that the charge, or rather insihua-
ton, against him, that chad committed
some act iii this county, which compelled
him to4leave, is pitho,t the slightest tdun-
adiiot, and is tototlg.5qlse. 81, 49,. :.
NJ, Nc Comas, famiis have been and
sim are residing in Virginia. : I. I'D
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
1s Flood in The Northwest.
SECOND DISPATCH.

EH1cAGo, Feb: 8. -seyere rains on
friday and Saturday produced tre-
fresbets in the country West
and North. Owing to the damage
to telegraph lines and the destruction
of railroad bridges, We are unable to
give a full reportsof the loss of life
and property. III
On Friday hight two bridges over
Fox river, a saw mill, planning mill,
carriage factory and large quantities
ofiumber, were swept away. It,is
feared seyerall lives were also lost.
On Saturday morning, at the same
place, the Chicago, Burligton & Quin-
cy Railroad bridge was destroyed. X
Two bridges are reported Destroy
ed at Batavia and Geneva over the
St. Charles. t.
OnsFriday evening the Rock Island
Railroad bridge across the Dupage
river, near Joliet, fell with a freight
train. Morriss bridge on the same
road'is entirely gone. The large
bridge of the Chicago and Burlington
Railroad over the Bureau river moved
teHfect bat is not destroyed. The
Chicago and Milwaukee bridge oyer
the north branch of the Chicago river
is impossible. Il >....~ 4 l.
The .Fon On Lac Railroad bridge
over Aux PLANES river is reported
gone. Portions of the track have
been carried away. Several culverts
and bridges on the Galena road are
destroyed. The. telegraph line on
the same road is working only fifty
miles. 1t is supposed the bridges
over Rock river.ar not damaged.
The bridge at Niles is also repor-
ted gone. The Illinois vcrhas risen
twenty five feet from Ottawa is La
sale. A number of canal boats were
sunk and destroyed. It is feared that
several steamboats, were lost.
Several bridges were carried off
from the st. Joseph. and Kalamazoo
rivers Both BRANCHES of the Chica-
go river rose several feet onSatnrday,
and the South Westportion Of the city
is entirely Submerged. : :.
Great apprehensions were felt for
the safety of the. shipping, lumber
yards and bridges, but. a sudden
change in the weather consolidated
the floating ice and the river is now
falling. l..
. The. vessels are now considered out
ofdanger. 90
The total damage, to the Chicago,
Burlington Il Quincy Railroad is cs-
timated at lS1OO.OOO. - = =.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
XZIRGINIA, ss.--.At Rules held IN he

VIRGINIA, Ss....At Rules held in the
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court or tho
County Of Putnam. in the mouth Of March,
1851: Lewis Efskine, Comp. ainant, vs.. Mar
tha McCown, Sylvester McCown, BTaicona;
MeGallister, Olivia McCallister. Margaret,
Csesdorph, James Erwin, Mary ], Erwin.
Matilda McCown, John ]. Pippin, Margaret
E. Pippin, VIM McCown; Az r. MEG eNsn,s
Jesse fimms and 49, Timlns, Sylvester Nc
Gown, il. James W. Kelly, Sophia A. Kelly.
John w. McCown, Harriet Dixon, Eliza Spen-
Ger, Harriet H. Burgess, James Mceown, H.
John s. Everett Elizabeth b. Ese1ett, and
Henry Clown, and John Dadding, adm Got
Malcom McCown, decd, VI
in. CHANCERY. 81 FsIs n + -. 4 =:
It appearing By afhdavlt that II
ants, Sylvester, McCown, SRI, Jan ruios'
Mary ! Erwin, Matilda Nee oMls IN 81
-Pppins Margaret 3. Pippinf W. Gown.
Sylvester McCown, il, John s.. 3 <Tett, Elixa-
beth 3. Everett, and Henry nIcCown, dfc
non-residFnts OF the State of Virginia, and
heobicct sof this suit being ID 0btain tittledo
tract of,lahd sold BY Nalconi NcCoui, il his
life time, to William RI Gardener and Loren-
20 +. Garderner. and Afterwards sold BY them
70 Lewis Erskine. EIt Is therefore ordered
that they do appear here within one uppnihc
after publication Of Ibis crder.antl. do what
>is Necessary to protect their int. rest in the
premises. Teste 81 4 isss
Feb. 10. RIO. TsiIARVEY. az. 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
Dec. Is IS. +
LIST OELETTERs

- EMAlNlNG ia the p st Office Of Kanawba
LII C.aH., on the LIST of Januoiy, 1851.
A-SoomOn Aultz, Mrs. EIyira AShby, Rcih
ben G. Asbby, Lewis P. Ashby, Calvin Ann.
strong, Jacob Atleman, 2. 81 - -
B-M. Banmgarter, Enoch Brightman, John
Buddy; VIM. J. &. Bedford, William Berry
.: II. D. Beach, Rev.S. Black, >; Isaac Brown
J, J. Brown, S. Wilson Brown, Q: John BOZ
er, Mrs Mary Barnet. Miss Martha Brace.
C-Granvllle Carpenter, o; ]. b. Chiffon
?; John l.. Cole, 81 Conrad, Richard E.
Chandler, Jas. Crald, II. Carr, Randall Curry,
Robert ClaIkson, j. Campbell, C. l.. Camp
in, Mrs. Louisa Clark. Z.
D-Col.'P. p. cambridge, Jose ph 3 Deyol
II, 0. Daniel, Dryden Donnally, Capt. A.
Donnally. Nj -.
Err. II. EIrly, David Eagan, JacdL Eder-
man, Thomas Dunn English, 2, ?. r
F-Dennis Fogarty, Charles J. Finney, Bcv
Joseph Feather, >; Nicholas H. Feagie,. Q
CIV. W. Guy. 8; John S. Gallatin, Z
Richard George, George Or Mary GladwelI
Mrs. Ann Griffith. DR.. w. W. Gill, i: Josenf
Gill, A: F. Clifford, Lewis Green William
Grauam, 2; D A. Grogan, o. ii. A. Grow Mrs
Marg't C.-Gau'et. -. I. 3.iA =
H-Mrs. Martha A. Howell. W. l.. HEDGES
Mrs. Mary Ilegges, A. J. Hsmmock, 2 Co;i,m
bus Hatcher, James Hanes, John HALEY, Mrs
Holmes, John Honley, James Hunter. .
Mrs. L. S. lngTaham.- ~ .,#..
Miss Mary Jacobs, A. A. ariel, Snmue,
Jarre', bemrel Jauet, 3;W. E, Jones Chas.
Jones, Henry Jones, N. d. Jones, 1; S. Wash
il gton Jordan. / ~ 4 Fl j. ii =
K-JeSse Kidd. IN, '..-' j. ....
L7-Mrs. Martha Lake, Mrs. Margery Lewis
Geo. d. Lewis w. S. Lewis. S. c. Lanedon,
James 7. Landers, Gen. D. B. Layne. t=,
M. c. Merlin, ii, ii. Meridtb, G. F, Mitch
ell, Jo.cph G.. Marshall, Miss Melyina Nc.
Daniel, Jas. Mcdaniel. 81 ,os ID, -. -
N-Henry Newcomsr Miss America N Ut
ter, - asf, t1awt
O--Mrs. Ma ry Jane ,oldaker IA -.
Pc. II. Patrick, 2; Joseph A. Parker,
Thomas d. Parker. James E. Perry, Thomas
Peacock. II. I. Porter, 3. s%gEs, easing.
C-Steamboat A. w, Quarter. 9s't -- ~
\R-Miss Mary Z: Rand, John 7 REYNOLDS ].
G. Riley, John P. Ransom, G. W. II. Panisey,
Herman Rochester, n. b. Richie. III -a ~
\ 81. N. Swan, Miss Catherine SpiIman
Stake, Mrs. Martha A. Spinks, VIM. Steele.
Messfs. DR.. l. Scott & Co., E. SPOTS, W. C.
Sherer,I. M. Smell, George Stephenson, Join
B. Smith, John J. Smith, A. d. Some rs, 2.
Mrs. Nancy Stuart, Colds Charles Slaughter
Trey. JamessM. Till, A. A. Thornton,
Stephen Thompson, James Top own. ss d.
VIVIAN Williams, 2; Mrs. America Walk
er, Q; Mrs. Susin +, Wells, Miss Mary E
Williams, William Whaley, Miss Susa n Jane
WisIman, Thomas II. Willie, MrsstRosana
Wilson, David Wilkerson, DR.. ]. G. Weibley,
y. A. Milford, Moses Walters, J. II. Wright,
Harrison Wilson, Mrs. Mary Ann Ware. l..
Weitcmbuker,. as. p; Nints. II. w.
Jan, Is. 1851. D. H.sNfDER, p. N. 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
a., c.AXH1E7s9
~ Cherry PectoraI
tx ~ For tie rspin cure Of
as coushs,s Colds, HOarsc.
ness, Bronchitis, TIoopins- Cough, GroaP,
Asthma, pud Consumption. ! S So = !

This remedy is offered to the community
with the confidence we feel in an sftic'e
whichseldom fails to realize the happiest eff
feets that can be DIES red. So wide is the field
Iof its usefulness and so numerous the cases
oflts cures, that almost every section 0fihe
country abounds in persons, publicly known,
who have been restored from alarming and
even desperate diseases Of the lrngs, by il
useI When once tried its superiority owe
every other medicine OF its kind is too appar-
| ent to escape observation, and where its viz
what antdote to empioy for misunderstanding and
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs,
which are incident to our climate.
Nothing has called louderfor the earnest en-
lquiry, of medical men, than the alarming pre-
| valence and fatality Of consumptiye COM
| plants, nor has any one class Of diseases had
more oftheir investigationand care. But as
| yet no adequate remedy has been provided, on
which The. public could depend for protection
from attacks upon the respiratory organs, until
the introduction Of the Cherry PectoraL This
artic leis the product ola long laborious, and
believe successful endeavor, 10 furnish the
community with such remedy. OF This last
statement the American people are now them
selves prepared to Judge. and appeal with
| confidence to their decision. lftheIe Is any
dependence 10 be placed in whatmen Of every
clsss end station certify il has done for them,
i we can trust our own senses, when we see
dangerous affections Of the throat and lungs
Yield TO it, if we can depend on the q: surance
of intelligent Physicians, who make It theil
business 70 know,,.in short, y there Is any re,
lance upon anything, then is it irrefutabl,
proven that this medicine does relieve and
does cure the class OF diseases y ls designed
tor, Beyond any and all others that are known
TO mansino. this 6e tue, It cannot be toe
freely pupliSned, nor De too widely known =
The aincied SHOULD know ~ remedy that
cures IS pnceiess 70 them' Parents should
known, iheit chiid[en are rrceiess 10 them
All should Know ~ iof eiun can De priced u
no one. Npt oniy should y be lated here
out eVet!wneie, pot oniy N ms country oul
all eonn'res;A now lalnIuily we nave acted
on ih's convlSilSh, lssnoWn y me lacttnat al
ready thiS aifticleSh mas made the circle OF TN
etooe' ne. syn meyer SEES on lts limits. Nt
continent Is wNhouIat, ana out lew peoples
Although not ins2 general use ~ other ma;
ttons as ~ tnis, n Is emPioyea py the more IN
telilgent IN almost al cEllized c9pnines.-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
HRilfr NEWS Eram the. West.

st. LOUIS, Feb. 9.-The river has
risen about eighteen feet.since Satur,
day morning and is still rising I'm.
mcnse quantities of ice are floating.
The IS souri, is lopen to above JET.
ferz 49, and is pouring out. at
flie U5Eert Mississippi Is rising,
Z but it is not known how far it is
open. = NJ I'll. ~. ~5.
Heavy rains have. been general
throughout the west, and numerous
land-slides have occurred. - I*.@@'.= =:
- 4 Railroad; collision occurred on
tie Pacifc Railroad Saturday night
near Newport. One passenger car
7 was demolished, and a German boy
was killed. Several passengers were
more or less injured. e. & =. E Z.
= EVANSVILLE, Feb. 9-The follow
sing boats arriyeau Sunday and Mon
day: David White, Henry Lewis,
. D. G. Taylor, James Montgomery,
/ Argyle and VIM. Noble. Passed
down: Fanny Bullitt and r. j. Ward.
The D. Taylor loaded here for New
Orleans: = r.:
I Weather clear and cold. River
rising very fast. The Kate Sarchct
is loading for Cincinnati, Freights
ale disappearing fast, and rates are
deelinings: r
YINcEaSEs, Feb.19. The Wabash
1Lasrisc;l ten feet at this point since
T Saturday. The Gov.D owell passed
down from, Terre, Haute to.aay.-
Weather arlanl coll.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17

AT a meeting of the Presbyterian Con.
s1cgation, on Friday last, the sabscrip,
ton to4hei1 minister's salary. was found
to be deficient, for the year 1855, by
500, so; 4 for the year 1856, by slo5, so
{ The indebtedness was acknowledged,
and: with quite as much adroitness as
gallantry, assigned to the ladies to pay,
= 1t was resolved to pay their minister
$1,000 for the year 1857 payable quar-
'terly. on the lstdays of January,April
July AID October: And four gentlemen
were appointed collectors to get the sub
scription list increased sufficient to NEE
: the salary, and to. collect and pay Owe
the same quarterly, and repor! to th'
congregation. IL = ~ y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
HoOdand's German Bitters Take the
o.. q Lead.

fs, ! EAToN, Geo, July Il, 1853.
: Dear Sir: Your German Bitters are taking
the lead If all other medicines for chronic dis
send as anothet box Immediately, or we shall
be out before II arrives. Truly yours. -
; $,-.l-, LYNCH 4 DAVIS.
DR.. E. L. Stroheckers id: T. -
= . Macon, Gro, Jau4ary 1,1S5l.
! ain happy TO say that your German Bit
tiers are, gaininsa great reputation. think,
it will, in future, sell, very rapidly. ... T.
F. W. Maxey i Go. said - =
MoxrnELLo, Gro, 0ctober 6, 1881
Ypur BiterS, though entirely unknown be,
FIRE inthis county, have sold rapidly and
given satisfaction.
See advertisement. -.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
The ChariestoR RipIy and Isayenswood
go Turnpike Company.

THERE VIII be meeting OF the Beard
u Direeiors Of said Company, at Ravens
wood, on the I'd of March next, TO determine
upon the proposed change in the location 81
which change is in the Vicinity the Parkers-
burg wells; and also, to receive proposals for
constructing said branch road. Those favor
ing and those opposing, the propt sed change
are requested to furnish the Board, with lie
requisite infcrmation TO arrive at right con.
elusion. And, persons submitting proposals.:
may make them for the whole road, or fol
sections, and also, for both routes. Il s
The road has been recently located byNl
VIM. Stafg, the conipany's engineer for the
purpose, who willsfurnish any information ia
bis powers, as will any Of the directors. !.
"A full attendance is requested.
JAMES H. BROWN President.
January 10 1857. ia 4.sfsf.. i 40
TIE .Parkersburg News and RayeHswoed
Chronicle please publish The above for ftur
week., snd senI bii,s tolAe Co.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17
VALUABLE
.r,.. VALUABLE .-.-.. a
KANAWHA FARM FDR SALE.
z WIFI. IN Snluy,l,y Iba I-,l

r->..- = VAIL ABLE ..-'-.
KANAWHl FARM For SALE,
I WILL on Saturday, the eth day Of Jonu
airy, 1857, (lfnot pr rlodsly sold privately
SelEa 49,. .,
Public Auction,
on the premises, one Of the most valuable
farmszo On the Big Kapawha Valley. The
tract which fronts about a mile on the river
contains some -
Fire Hundred Acwa,
nearly all Of W hich is bottom land Of Superior
quality. 40 Acres OF the front are cleared
and newly fenced, the balance is in timber.
several comfortable houses, log dwellings,
have been lately erected on The preni$es.-
The land lies about - miles above Point
Pleasant, adjoining The lands of Geo. Long,
Esq. Possession Of the whole will be de1iT,
cred very soon after sale. ~ ~ -.
Terms one third cash, The balance in one
and rWo years, with interest. r.
For further particulars apply to A. r.. East
ham, Esq, no resides few miles belowtLe
land, OF 10
JAMES b. BREcK,
-. Lexington, KY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-17

!! sBRAScu BASk OF Va. At CHARLESTON,
] VA.-The following persons have. been
appointed BY the Stockholders and by the
Executive, Directors of the Branch Bank
Of: .virginia sihIthis place, =
By tie !sfocktotaers,-James c, Nc
! Farland. w. Chamberlain, James Ruff
ner, and Andrew Parks. !. i ~. =.
BY the Erecuttpe.--John Fl. Goshorn,
Francis Thompson, andpJ. G. Newman.