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The belle g u T X.
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| sailed in the X d A,
And sent by L y Moore.
Ny NJ I head viii scarce contain
l calm l d A bright,
But 5 7 miles from U | must
M~>~.his chance write.
And Ist should NVU,
B E z, mind it not
Should y friendship show, B true,
They should not be + got.
But friends and foes alike D X,
As y may plainly c,
In every funeral K A,
Or unelc's L E G.
From virtue never D Y 8;
Her influence 3 9,
Alike induces 10 derness
Anu Az Juue u vine.
And If U cannot cut
Or cause an !
hope U'H put a.
2l?
r U an Y \ tion ?
My cousin heart and -
He offers in a +
a 8 , Of land.
He says he loves U KS,
U'le virtuous and Y's,
In Y l. \ c U III,
All others in his Is
This 5 \ until UIC,
pray \ Q's,
And DO not burn ia T G
My young and wayward muse.
Now fare [ well, dear X I j,
l trust that U r true,
When this { c then U cau say
An ) \ 0 Z.
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I TTnRNEy AND ,et->SElI.aR aT LAW, Mineral
Il P.iuf- ColIee ions D mp j ajJga,lea Ul-e,
ever AusIey Y Ir1s4el ssore. 81
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4 TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR. solicitor ia Cahnce-
a Rs, ana Geuer1i Land .a.t Uo.ge.e, lows; Co,is-
y. WISCONSIN. 81
H. . FEiES.L J. 81 n lNEE-
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s Business Professional Cards, by the year first
lines s}-each additional line so cents
All advertisements ordered in without specifying
length Of time. viii be inserted ordered out
charged accordingly.
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COBB N lIE%SNORE,
'AEG.EE EATON.

4 TTORNEY.S 1T LAW, Mineral Point, Wis. OIce
"A over AIloi,.y y Tas.-ael's store. 81
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= EEERAL Deaerin DRY tiaoJz Gra.eries Provisions
y tl.lyare * Yellow stone. Nis, Nov - IssG /.
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nFFTCE and residence Arena, lows. Co. wisconsin.
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BENZ. 6. @CoTT

NOTARY PUBLIC and Conveyance. oaHce 81 the
= u lty Buildings, Iiassa. Point, Iowa Co., Hi-.
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4)rofrssional aa9 g1a5ints5 CARES.

GEO. ID. WILBEIs, VI. D.,
ESTDES practicu his Profession viii instruct Med
D IcAL STUDENTS on reasonable terms
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n neral pOint Ggibune.

PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MoRNING,
H. ,f.tons Stone Block Third Floor the Corner of
Higs and Chestnut Streess Mineral Point HIs- By
GEOKG 4 w. BLISS.
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JOHN II. EE-TGN

(SHcocssor 10 Joscph Sajfa)
DEALER IN BOOKS, STATIONERY Il WALL. PAPER
IL nearly opposite the [. : Hotel, Mineral Point.
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pipcss or misery nfe willingly yielded assent when
Edward called The following morning and informed him o.
their and desire that he should sanction Win
lis approval He dds the readily since the love
he entertained him child mingled with
pect for rnsned fam. already ndica
the position destined hold In his counfrye
atee Expressing hs thanks to Mr. Hsfbsrt,
the yons Intelligence 0fhs
julia offered bis adens and hnrrediy departed
from the house,
Antlcipning opposition the pari of her father Julia
was delighted when Edward iond her and
d bc result and her fathers approval of
Ia, veal or for woe destiny AMI at his Urgent
cta,nn she designate tn eday she would con
firm his happiness by accompanying him TO he sacred
NAL alter and tho vows that wobi en
meet her with his irrevocably and forever -
Fannie who had been Informed by Julia of Edwards III.
onon to call that morning upon her father and shie"y
object of his visit coDtryed when she
him approaching o nger behind II to cull the beanul
gaudy that along The PAIN they hau oeeI
reality relieve them OF the restraint hvr
presence would coaary Mt momont so Intensely
Interesting themselves Having employed hefsen a. long As
nho proprey, without rendering apparent the
by which she actuated she advanced ana with
out seeming unusual embarrassment OF either
WAS int nirodueod 10 the now happy lover 81 a.
Harrison said she, smiling and curtesying grace
fully Julia pronounced hsnainc u trust shall soon be
friends Though ~ the present. your name some
how familiar that OF
cid valued aud dsposes already to
gard you In that light
,iasug with admiration the lovely girl whose insnua
ting anson had greatly added IT, her cousins
his he replied In suitable
manner To her friendly and having at last reached
tho house TO indulge In soitude unresained by
mortal picso bsa visions Of happiness aw sitting him
the few hours should be realised ana
he could proudly present the adrng Of the world a.
hi. iozad brdoho loveies OF her sesour heroine
The Incompatible Julia Herbert
To BE- coatinned1
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BALTIMORE.
n II. MILLS, VI EnIlAI. .OEEIGE. l.otk ~

HAk. WILLIS 'hEnuGAta OEENE, a'o" -"
Lay STREET Ialfiaote 1nuar the roSt ofccl AttkIiNSuh
NJ OR Ne FEE REQUIRED -pr Mills, an esrefeneea %
Physician of the Alopatho School may be- ooJde"iap co..
suicd In all OF private OF disease
No Honey required ifn Cure - not Eh"rfea'
practical experience ot over ~ year" 'nah's ~ H.,
warrant in the shortest possible tnn To- nave II SSi'y
Effected
This IN lumnry, =,
rNtenss celebrated tie cnrcua aud'peeN ehto'' e
Diseases established ~ tins ei'> M
The n iuh Reputation
this Institution would render public notice unnecessary "efe
the many applicants here for treatment VINO nave
been hohed o their money marsied by The 'haraians
flourish largely in the public pris and With whom our Vy
Afflicted be on ,our ss"nrd.
YOU would injury, ioeunary loss aud isappo'n
ak early medical aid proper treatment can bo obtain
ed Dr makes alurng professions promises no nor"
than he viii honorably perform,
secondary nmd chronic Cnscs.
The usus symptoms Sore Ihroat, liberation oi the
Mouth itching aud Tenderness about the Nose bou hvs
ruptous upon the Skin, sc Upon the perfect C"niitn"na
oldest and most lnvcrra" ct '1c eas.s pr NJ Is
willing to stake his honor aud reputation;
The Triumph Of science.
The remedies NJ restoring strong and manly VIZ
the shattered constitution aud removing -c'
lily All debility injury incurred IN certain secret hao' n
I;ntccbica Manhood
here find certain restorative ana thousan from u f
realized tho ruion e. pc which, IRON ,he
failure Qnaekore in their hthci uess Search haa oo
Advantages of Treatment.
No po{onuns compounds Of Mercury hoNuns Drugs 10
II his ptarec.
To Females.
Long xperioncc in he treatment Female Affections Nor
Diseases qualities Br NJ afford Early hei,J ana
effect Cure in the dneolt Communications sacred
IS guarded aud treatment mari kcd with skill aud deeaey
pr. Mills a.rent Preventive.
This sovereign Reaedy applicable 10 either sex will be sent
duly prepared by mail receipt OF % or by RENTING CIV
Distant persons cured at home by addressing DIR j IL
MILLS, BALTIMORE, Qotters post raid) Medicines sont III
hny direction, by mail or Express,
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- - n
The PIow that beats the World, best work with
lenst Drnught
WE have large number of Patterns Of Plows among
w vii ma be found Riches Patent Premium Iron
Improved Ivingstons Peakskl Eagle ows& Points
cur Ss%% " so tSs to & RoSd rTS Ao
Pumps Apple parcr Corer aud Sce a one operation
Sausage Cutter Winters Corn and Cob Cruher Sc
Smiths Patent Cuter at $40 arded the First rrem'
offered by the state Fair OF virginia for the best hand
Cutter in 1853 le54 and ls aud each year received the
highest award of the society.
(iches Iron Beam lovs below "e giv"one Of the
Hcloy the Nnryeu House Lvuclhnrg, Va.
H. S. WHITTEMoRE & BRO,
GENTLEMEN have received the llow requested you TO
cnd me- inst plough piece OF low grounds if 90
acres) which has been lying Idle for eight Years consequently
a very rough Bat your iow has gone through II,
with three strong horses to i who1a & ymg & way N ANY any & ar
by any other plow have been pownan for forty years
have fried patterns but the master Pow OF an
"bers have vet used the draugh easiercuts wider
frow any other tw" horse plo" nave seen
use the plows have ON hand give out shall re
pace ''''' Respcctf,ily. re" ,n wN G. PRICE
ENOH THE Cloths, C"ssi,
Drawers &C. NAT. GuGGENHEIMEk
ENVssOuUTION.-The Firm Of rALIAFER
- FERRO HAMILTON Is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The name will be used hy either par
The would take this occasion TO thank the custom
ers Of raarro & Hamilton for their patronage aud would
respectfully solicit continuance OF the same TO- h9sel Tic
will keep constantly hand large and elee STOCK OF H"
rcres Staple Goods and Liquors Of every Description ana
also choice article Of chewing lob,re' ny W'oesao :"
retail all of whch will sell low for Cash, or to phnrtuai
to n G. TALIAFERko
vEyH retiring from tlc business would most
ceeruy recommend bis 'necessor and f'rm'f partner
ralaterro, all of his friends anil acqaaniangt'
sep lots Rep. copy. JNN t. hAM4i'iOH,
VNlFE hundred puir~ Of infirs Ihlch s'nii
n 4riice; lot of Philadelphia
mir Risrt- n T. ts E. Ladies', Misses ana Ser
wants "lsase tIl aud rNimiue tor 'ursrlVes ..,,,
II -.s JOHN ABl}AHAME.
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20 MERCIl Y OR NAuSEOUS DRUGS
nlS UODINSIDN.

Member RE- al G, ,icse Of Surgeons London Hr1uae
he st Colleges of the United states
and bo greater st has been spent in the first
Hospitals of Lo,in Pans Philadelphia and eise"hsH HAS
effected some of the astonishing that were ever
known many uled with riu ing in the head ana ears "hG
asleep lrcat ,ousnes bcug alarmed st sudden SOUNDS
with frequent blushg attclt s"h'ues
with derangeInen nt nf nj I'd. cured immediately
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ftNRrsI PREsENGs.-We have ON hand
q Amilaln for GhrsmAs


Y variety of beautiful goods eWtao" i"r 'hiSnm
dee 70 + ''' '''' ' J. WILLIAMS Il SON.
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BY MCDONALD X PETERS
TERMS.

r, xIRG IMAM Is published daily nj So ani tr weekly
,r annn,u No paper will be discontinued
~ At te option of the propetor until all arfearage shall
ave paid
rISENENrs inserted for so cents per square
IN ic r less insertion and 81 for each
unrss ordered inner weekly and then 80 cts
% ouare will he charged for each Insertion II the number
s,rons marked on the Ms it will be published till or
a rod out. and charged accordingly
TIE YEARLY RATES ARE
Foro on square, daily .Soo
For two
For do semiweekl ........... 20
Fort
f Advertisements intended for both papers subject to spe
III contract. -.
~ Annual advertisers will be limited TO their Immediate
the vertisements charged at transient rates
- All advertisements appear in the daily and fi.
weekly papers. -,
~ obituary notices which eight lines are charged
teaby for the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-05
JEWELRY, WATCHES, &C.


xNvAVs ssaEs-Wc beg 10 call the attention nj
w the public o superior stock of Watches, which
assortment of fin" n karat old Hunt
g ovcr from the of Johnson Tobias mud other
Iaish makers Gold aud silver Watches commoner quail
itv aud a variety Of Geneva Watches
We nave alsp good stock of Gold Fob, Vest and Neck
Chains Keys Seas Charms all of which will SCI low
to puuctna the usual time Can and
Soc tLcr J. WILLIAMS 4 son.
ftr
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UNgFE hundred puir> of ihfirs ihNh s'"ii-
IT Al frs 7rcei HSpa lot OF fhiadeiPhlh
Ri~rf,is y ts E. Ladies' Misses ana Ser
wants. ",.lse tIll aud rxiuie for 'r1clves
,,Z-s join ABRAHANS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-05

fE,O SHIPPERS or TOBACCO WEST,
VIA BALTIMORE, Mp.--rhe undersigned Forward
ny Merchants and Agents the fennsys ana Rairosd ht
baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF loBAlNo
no ALI POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST
from their with the trade having been ior
the csgnoes of large part of the Tobacco go
West through Baltimore they nattcr Themselves that they
IAN give satisfaction to shippers.
Freight as low As by any other line
Gansgnmens TO the solicited and punctualy
attended to. MAGRAW a kooNS,
North street, baltimore.
Refer jacob llcad Co, j brandt lr. Bal'imooi T. L.
dudley, W Y Smith Mcdaniel Hurt 4 Preston. Miller
tronshaw, Iynchburg; Crcnshnw &Co., Richmond
ma
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a. ,s;s,, 17sss3IsIsY PECTO

e2Rs'S t1sstKSN PGabO
&sSy RAJ, for the rapid cure of Coughs, t0tds,
4 GL9Sa =. J{1rrsfRfss Ir0HcditiS HhO0pnR COaRh,
a J WsGSNzfY Croap asthma and C0HsumPt0a.- his
&kTRS3 remedy ha yyou itself such nat"ri"ty
g for it's cares ~, Pulmonary disease,
n x~ @S that it : entirely unnecessary to recount
i EA-LsK the evidences its virtues in any com
k(L.NAEzafAl ~ muny where il has been employed. 70
r@n Shssasel wide is the field of its usefulness aIt SO
Surwa suasssa
numrrons The cases that almost section OF
the country aons in persons publicly known who have been
restored from alarming and desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use When superiority every
other medicine of its apparent escape observation,
and where It's virtues the public longer hesitate
W hat antoe employ The distressing and dangerous a
forions of the pulmonary organs which incident
climate And formidable attacks the lungs,
but the mlder varieties of Colds Cough. oasenss &C.
Chr Is the peasanict and safest medicine that
be obtained.
As il has lor been throughout this section,
we need not do the people its quality Is Kept
p to tic best that has been sssd that the eenun" ar
Gle sold H. Seay fynchbuTgi aud by all Druggists
and Country Merchants throughout the state
Pun cell Ladd < Co, Richmond General Agents
noy dSc6n
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Take Particular Notice,
DR. .1oLnstou's nyigorn ting Remedy for Organ
l. Nlrr.rl

b., great and important remedy weakness on he or
ans are speedily cured and tr vgor restored Thousands
and deiitated who had lost All h9peaVe
been Immediately relieved All Iupedments to MatflaSe
Physical or Mental Disqualification, Nervous rlltaphty
Trcmbngs and Weakness exhaustion ofhe most ioaiu
Kind Apertly cured by Doctor Johnston.
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- NEW GONGERN.-BEB WILLIAMS
~ & rrttrd the Corner House formerly oc-
w y. .tehu Williams. Jewellers Store, are
<Sf now proIared their fIcnds and the public,
thing really handsome in the way 9" t"ld ana SILVER
Ware Having associated themselves together ior te pnr
of carving this business they are now opening very
large and wei stock the best quality Of Gold and
81 yer " re consisting in part Gold and Silver Hunting
atches made reliable manufacturers (and war.
isnted to perform) Cameo, Law Mosaic 'or"' hhhelen
plutng and Forantine Sets complete with every other de-
sgption If Jewcry worn At the present day great variety
Of Spoons Ladies' Sugar longs Bnticr Cake lie and Fish
knives Silver. at prices to please with
good assortment the above mentioned articles made of Al
plated nth genuine silver Including general as
sortmcnt Plated Walters, Casorh Communion
Shaving material c description and best
av Hair and Tooth brushes, Chamber and larior Plated,
auc Bronze Caudcstcks; good selection of Pocket
Knives Colts improved Pistols, with great variety
M prefty things numerous which beg the
public see, there will be charge for show Dg
them.
Remember the stand opposite Geo. NJ Rnrker & Go
dee IEEU WILLIAMS Il son.
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vEyIE undersigned in retiring from tlc business would most
clcerluv recommend his successor and former partner
Nj Taaferro, all of his friends AMI acqaalnt antes
sep lots Rep. copy. JNN T., hAMii'iOH.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-10
nltrinsnial I Adventure.

I -
Anaamusing episode in everyday
life, occurred At Washington q few
days since. "A young girl, said TO b
ouly thirteen years of age, employed
in one Of the bindery establishments,
took II into her head that she wished
to visit her relations in Baltimore.-
Her mother refused her assent; bui
the girl not to be baked or her de,
sire in such manner, went without
her mothers knowledge. The latter
anxious about her child, reported her
as missing to- the police, who ran
sacked the city in their endeayors to
find the girl, but without avail. A
day or two since the girl came home
and with her was a young gentleman
Of twenty, who appeared DESTROYS Of
demonstrating himself. Thistheineth
er was not willing for him to do, and
warned him out fthe house Judge
other surprise when the young man
tcoolly drew from his pocket mar
rage certificate and insisted upon hi;
right to his wife. No further opposi
| tion was made to the rights. allowed
him by the law, and he became mas,
ter oft field. ...s- -. T., .
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-10
Our Correspondent g.

we agree with our correspondent o.
that the practice which he eondems in
the use OF tobacco, is avery dirty, ex'
pens ii and useless one. His severity
on the Methodist preachers and his mod,
*est Difference to these Of other denomina.
tions, may be readily excused, since his
.artiele.in this, paper diseloses the. fact
that he IS himself connected with that
branch Of the Church, and may therefore
weil be allowed to speak palmer OF. his
friends than Of his neighbors. i. IL
: And tits but just also, to admit thai
the Methodist Church has, IN our opin-
ion, taken higher and holder ground
against the practice than any other o. Q.
her sister denominations.
! We remember The Methodist Confer
rence Of England last year had the sub.
ject before it, when it was discussed
with great; ability and Independence. and
high ground taken in regard to it. In,
deed FIVE mistake not the ministry
there wefa positively prohibited from the
! I'm fs3 = -
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ss..--At. Rules held in

VIRGINIA, SS....At. Rules held in the
Clerks offi:e Of the Cifcuii Court Of the
Count Of Putnam, in the month Of March,
1851 Lewis Erskine, Complainant, VS.. Mar
tina McCown, SylSe.ter McCown, Malcolm
MEGA lister, Olivia McCallister. Margaret
Caesdorph, James Erwin, Mary J. Erwin,
Matilda McCuwn, John J. Pip,in, MRrgar.t
E. Pippiu, Vim McCown; A, F. McCown,
Jesse Timms and - mms, Sylvester Me-
Gown, IT,, James W. Kellv.Sophia A. Kelly,
John w. MeCown, Harriet Dixon, Eliza Spen-
-cer, Harriet II. Burgess, James McCown, j.,
John S.-Eretett, Elizabeth E. EveEetf, and
Henry McCown, and John budding, adm I.oi
Malcolm McCown, deed, .. 49,.
= IN CHANCERY.
1t appearing by affidavit that the defend
ants, Sylvester, MeCown, ST., James Erwin.
Mary J. Erwin, Matilda McCown, John J.
Pippin, Margaret 3. Pippin, VIM. McCown.
Sylvester McCown, IT,, John S. Everett, Eliza
beth E. Everett, and Henry Mccown, are
non -residrnts Of the State of Virginia, ard
the object Of this suit being to obtain little Il
tract of land sold by Malcolm McCown, in his
life time, to William r. Gardener and Loren.
20 +. Gardener. and afterwards sold by then
to Lewis Erskine. II is therefore ordered
that they do appear here within one month
after publication Of this order. md do what
is necessary to protect their int. rest in the
premises. - Teste, .... g..
Feb: 10. Ro. 7. HARVEY, elk.
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LIST OLE LETTERS.

.DEMAINlNG ia the P rst Office at Kanawha
IL C. r., on the LIST Of January, 1881
A-Solomon Aultz, Mrs. Elfira A$hby, Rev.
ben @. Ashby, Lewis P. Ashby, Calvin Ann
strong, Jacob Atlleman,2 2. Il
BIN. Banmgarter, Enoch Bfightman, John
Budd,2; VIM. &c. Betiford, William Berry,
2: II B. Beach, Rev. S. Black, .; Isaac Brown,
J, J. Brown1/S. Wilson Brown, ?; John Boz
er, Mrs MaryBarnet, Miss Martha Brace. "a
C-Granville Carpenter, 2; J. r. Chiltou
Q; John l.. Cole, 2;J. Conrad, Richard E.
Chandler. Jas. Cfaid, H. Carr, Randall Curry,
Robert CIalkson, ]. Campbell. C.. L. Camp
tell, Z. Chancellor, F. A. Cobbs, c. ID. Cop
in, Mrs. Louisa Clark.
" .D-Col. p. p. cambridge. JOSEPH B Devol
II, o. Daniel, Dryden DonnalIy, Capt. A,
Err. II. Elriy, David Eagan, jacob Elder,
man, Thomas Dunn English, 2, J..
F-Denais Rogarty, Charles j. Finney, Bev
Joseph b Feather, 2; Nicholas u. Feagle 2
CIV. w. Guy. 8; John 8, Gallatin, 3
Richard George, George or Mary Caldwell
Mrs. Ann Griffith. DR.. w. w. Gill, 4: JOSEPH
Gill, A. +. Clifford, Lewis Green. William
Grsuam, 2; d A. Grogan, 2; II. A. Grow Mn
Marg't G. Gau,et. $50 &c. +. .sa.n s. ..
Mrs. Mary Hegges, A. J. Hnmmock, 2; ColHln
Va
Holmes, John Honley, James Hunter. - s.
Mrs. L. S. Ingraham. ..rI -s7. E..
Miss Mary Jacobs. 4. A. arel, Samuel
JarTeL Lemuel JarTet, 3; W. E, Jones Chas.
Jones, Henry Jones, n. y. Jones, 4; s. Wash
il gton Jordan. sf.. lI'sE4asz - t8a. 4 tar
K-JesSe Kidd. II s.& -. +
L-MTs, Martha Lake, Airs. Margery Levi.
C co. b. Lewis W. S. Lewis, S. G. Laueslon
James 7. Landers, Gen. D. Il. Layne.
MI. C. Mar in, II. u. Meridth. c. y, Mitch
ell, Joseph q. Marshall, Miss Melyina Nc.
Daniel, Jas. Mcdaniel. .-..g-s. . Ia,
N,-HenIy Newcomer Miss Ametici Nut
ter, II y .E.'- IS H..r#
so-vMrs. Ma ny Jane sollaker. ... f:
PIG. II. Patrick, e; Joseph A. Parker
Thomas D. Pah CT. James L. Perry, Thoma,
Peacock, II. T. Porter, ;. &. ii ..r
Q-Stelmboat A. W. QuaIrier. T.
R-Mss Marv +. Rand, John T Reynolds J.
C. Riley, JohnP. Ransom. g. W. II. Panisey
Herman Rockster, II. B. Richie. -.raf.r
S-J. N. Swan, Miss Catherine spilman
Miss Lucy Smms, G. W. Stefids, Miss Celina
SiarLe, Mrs. Maria A. Spinks, Vim. Steele
Messrs. DR.. l. Scott & Co., E.Spo,fs, w. C
Sherer, !. NJ. Smell, George Stephenson, SJohr
b. Smith, John J. Smith, A. d. Somers, =
Mrs. Nancy Stuart, tcol'd}; Charles Slaughter
T-Rev James NJ. Tilt, A. A. Thornton
Stephen Thompson, James TOP own. ~ y
VIVIAN Williams, 2; Mrs. America Walk
er, Q; Mrs. Susan + Wells, Miss Mary Z
Williams, William Whaley, Nil Susan ia D.
Wisconsin. Thomas IL. Willie, Mrs. Rosana
Wilson, David Wilkerson, Dr.. J. C.. Weibley
J. A. Milford, Moses Walters, il Wright
Harrison Wilson; Mrs. Mary Ann Ware 4
Wertembuker. Jas. P, Nints, II. w.
Jan, IL, 1887. d. L, SNYDER, P. N.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-10

The.Hons. John Letcher and q. Kid
well, have our thanks for public docu-
ments. Owing to, the petty prescription
of eur delegate. Johns Carlisle, we are
compelled to rely upon the. kindness Of
delegates from other districts; and will
say that such petty business has always
been sPurned by Democratic Senators
and Representatives Of Virginia. They
have always sent the press, without: re-
gard to party. the public documents, and
still continue TO Dc the same, as may be
noticed by the X. N. papers. in this sec
ton. returning thanks ito Senator's Hun
ter and Mason, for public fsvors. How
ever. We viii not griese---". there's good
6ime coming de- r. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-02-10
= Cincinnati papers state that the spler

Cincinnati papers state that the splen,
did new packet, A.W. Quarter, running
between; this place and Cincinnati. wan
cut down BY the breaking of the ico at
the latter place. We understand she was
insured for $4,000. Her cost was, We
believe, $500 She was heavily la;
,dened with goods for this place, the most
oil, which was insured. >,S,-> -. - i
! We hear Of much damage along the
Ohio BY the breaking of,heice. At Ports;
mouth, the fine steamer Bostonia and
the Cabinet were sunk, At Cincinnati
several boats have been wrecked, besides
the a. w. Quarter. III = g..