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uh2s Merchant ralor, 10 :. y wsshinSto SISInao
New Advancement. chi

New Arrangement,
WOULD announce to the subIGrbers papers, Period
ieals &e whose have ms from
T Iobins Books, tlt receiving Periodi.
eas &C. and would request those above referred
% 20 ca qt III ttn street Any wishing discontinue
please that lOn
ger preserve ther copies WehAVs received case Of
elegant Family 1bles also Mrs HenS and
Mrs soutiwoTth's Works. Everything III the Book and
Stationery line eau be had at the Cheap StoFei' NO
III Main street. lapIU1 - JAS "a ORR =
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. 2. 6: W,INcHELL, n

DENTlSH,
III AS taken suit Of splendid In Hornbrooks new
block llsN Main St, directly Q. p Browns Jew
s| storei where hehopes sHtablis
BY close attention 70 his business good
aud faithful work always Wsrrunted he hopes to secure
hare Of patronage. -
DT: Wis familiar with al the new modes oftnsertIng
cleaning and extracting, the most faithful
No charge for advice further particulars inquire at
he office. inVS4
ALTERED HUGHES, NJ. d.
homeopathic Physician,
HAS removed his office aud residence permanently
below the FIRST PresbyteFian Church
OETICE HOUhs;-M MorpiDg, FROM Z to
Noon, e tt3
Evenings, 80
BILL OF PRloES-PoT single visit, 75cens; medicine
- cents. For visits cents: medcIds
25 Advice Office, medicine from 25 to 90 cts
aud upwards, as the may be.
Obstetrc cases from S5to $1O
+ visits TO the country, according to distance .s.
The above Bl Of Prices" given because my
charges are much higher. my8-lyd
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EHooURAaE AMERToANz zN1NUY4oTURF6
BUTLRR2a ROOEK.EEERRHS e 70 r,-S : ~
--.--.--l.-- W.rIfinnr Fluid

tns superior Fuid Ink haG been before the pubIa
Two years. II has been eonstantly EninInF n
mold Fluid. - feNS " Sns AAL'IA1nea AFs
tne past year twenty thou1and quart and pint bot.
- ller WITH smaller alEeS nnumernh have 6ssn ma
w 2t and merchants In Oneinnat ESuEVille PittS
bpnAtol Cleveland Detroit, FeFe H1nte
EIansyie, FRANKFORT LexinE
ana NsG OHeanS II has also been adopted n tSs ~
q keItueky, Tennessee lSsIslipPl II IN
nISt Class DlPoma8 At the inStI,fs7
sIS VI oqtsvi1e and four Diplomas and PrfEe Me-
and Illinois - ~ Aas@ 'A9EA9 ShloS Indiana
Lns following merchants, bankers, &c. IN Wheenr ho-
leE!s Book Keepers Writing Fluid: - 4S-s7
~ Bank Of Virginia; Nerchauts eehsno.s
IlnE a SGRany County CLERK 0hio atonaI se
Oesi Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ohloe. NeI1s.
Kelly, Holloway Co.; RuGseA ReAfse. tjorjo1
naune6s Co.; n Sweeney Son; Doane CoVTIrI. az 4
In, GHberBon Co.; PreSS. - ~ A+a1.sTt
FOR sale At manufacturers DFfeea nv
oCoN LAAlBDIN. GILnERRnnr.E
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PIAMCl. .FORTRS.

OPENED THIS DAY, A PINE STOCK OF
EEE51P, j, 81. % t..lkeIins's Piano RoFten,
t0 OF bns Rosewood and Black Walnut hnish,
", - 20 and s4 oetaves. These instruments, as
we're the CHEST prizes gold medal
late Aechanics Fair held In Boston, Oct 1856 for their
Grand, and PaoF grand and for their
Square Pianos tue highest prize silver Medal
there being no gold medals ts Of Instr
nlehts We have now facilities Afforded, that will enable
70 hel these Instruments at prices that Will compare
common makers, and We respectfully Invite the
and Variety Store, No. 75 Union street. J.MELLOR
az Pianos to rent, Ausic taught. myB
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-24

E4E1S hEiIlIl q SWEARINGEN
lave now received their entire SECOND STOCK or
II u sPElNGfl 4 suMMEs GOODS rsceuily selected in
New York by sample aud otherwise recent
arrivals and elegant designs Of the TeyWouid beg
here to ea the attention OF buyers their stock
Dress Goods and BmbrOderies, which In variety
beauty OF style, combined with moderate prices,
very complete. y ~ ~ -
We have nov opened beautiful assortment Of Spring
and SUMMER Dress Goods. couSfstine OF
hieh Houneed Grenadines
BayAdere RiOuneed BereEtE, ~
~ Bayadere FIounced Silks
fUt Striped and 'Fi0unced orRRndIes
h. RpS si HE1SRELB GWEkRINGENsf
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Gle 1obreIine 1utrlligrllrrr,
IS PUBLISHED
DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY
CAMPBELL s. McDERMOT.
TERNlS

OFFICE-Corncr of Main and Quincy streets
-Enuance from Quincy St
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.UEAIlER IN -l--- T-7-7I-l-
~ nsic and NJ uSi.HI. 1ustrnmenIs, Gallery
and Variety q Gods,
NO. 126 MAIN STREET.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-24

AN Eeee!yins and keep constantly on hand
OF ene ce4ehr1ted EALLET, DAVIS 4 co "a pIANOFS
6i39, complete assortment Of MELnDEONS and sFRI
rom the Celebrated manufaetores OF CsrlSFt
any a. =. hughes. Also, Splended Giothe CIr
ZOE Churches or Lecture Rooms, with four stons
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Important Notfce.

44ApUtGanG NOGice -.
EbNS desrous Of selling my large stock Of en.h
& ana Domestic Liquors Of Kinds; Also iST otof
SsrsSS and different other articles-I
my eusomerS and public that ii eiI
ca e9ss, SE oAs5 ONLY, Wholesale and rsta At very
pce, and cheaper than other esd bISbB5e1t
~ any perGon Shorld be Willing 10 INV M,
sloGH VIII set the price BHLOW the eoSpre
~ =. themselves IndebtedtO to FeuueStsa
- 4t a'iN sAt4LE CONRAD STROBEL,
No. III Main street
yy,,, Near heiNVire suspenson BFii1e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-24

s2 = SdEET MUSIC.
reSetvlng and keep hand large ana
OF Sheet Musio. Also InstTuctIon R6oS
for every kind of Instruments now In use - tO'AA
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SFoSE & THolfAs take pleasure In nnnoTIeih1 that
tssy are poV In reestrt 9f their fu % Fa and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-24

aEy aSOOdH, Varieties ana N IIlIRmeRv 6sOoHS
Insy a9Ve Just received their Seecnd Fsl PurehnGv
rheh added 70 their former Eock In enable them "a pr
ent @ The Public more than -. y ~
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w eA44 1lg01 s-s '-
WE would Invite the attention Of those Who intend nrr
w chasins new wan paper, to can and examine cur lSFe
STOCK OF various P1tterns An ask you to cSl an
examine and We win risk The rest. 49, fAs Of HR
nh21l y stt-r "a No.1lT Main e. Wireiin, b i
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CHOICE BRANDS FAMILY FLOUR ,
40 b 9ARRELs BE Novelty Nills, Egt pudiey'S)
.25 g HlIIsboro III
Tor saleby THoBuRE HADDEN.
Delivered in any part of.lhe city freo fe6arEe hiS5
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DAILY, Der auuum. y t.t 500
TRIM EEKLYl per Rnnum :O0
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY,
.TS4sfr SO fSTS I5TS, yS1IS e, lE9IE;175ngg BE

he ,Lynchburg GEOse ana Fire EElS0FnISee
| -, .,,,, SS M Pnny Of A4yneh burg, Vas
lAFlFAL $lOV,O01 will take risks and promptly adjust
" u d1 GRa pay losses WM. 7. SRLBY,
JAZZ Agent.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

''Gaiavila hspnblIsal', lpslosll,,.

The Kana,sha Repa5lic0a Of last week
offers An apology % its readers FOR tie
publication II is columns. Of communi-
cations from Hey. Mr, CLARK and Others.
d6noanciag lie NJ. -, Church goish and
its sympathizorss q advocating the claims
ofthe Ii. b. Church iStori6, inmhich thai
paper attempts. by. insasadO, 70 create
the impression .hatthe Star rlRsr Assailed
the Church North and then refused to
give. the NoEthern clergy, An opportunity
rs reply toiss articles. through its col.
Iimnsa This i 4 very ingenious device
On The partpf The Republican, and al art.
fnl apology. on the part Of that paper, for
|its adsocaeyof the Northern Church
The blicaa coANExcEp the cohtro-
ysfaB VIII the Slas. upon thessubjsetof
Northern and SouiherA Methodistsm.
81 assaiIing the SIR for publishing the
Bootfisville resolutions without condcm-
nation, but finding itself unable 10 cope
with tic Star in lhe discussion oftthat
question, die Rspa5liean shrunk inglorl-
ously from he contest. and endeavorea
10 draw he Star into ! controversy
Through its own colunNs with Rev.
~. Clark and others d sheclergy ofthe
! i n. +
Northetn Church. We were applied to.
by i minntsrof the n. p: Church North.
| fora place III our eol,imns q reply tothe
sd;torais 81 he Staron the Church qdes-
ton. 10 this request We replied by say
ing that tie controversy of tie Star was
with Tie Hany,rka Bephblitdn who init.
ased The cohlrosersy. and That that. was
Die proper paper tpr him and gre rsstol
bis bFethsen ID publish their communica-
Mons II. VIZ also ihsinatsd very strong
|ly thatlh S.ay WAS under noobligasions
Nbaieser u publish ths coinnnnieasi0ns
u the clergy 81 ths IS: +: Church North,
and that ths sci, sdiscrislls had 10
Aesifaio engage II i controYsFsy With
81: smaller sai;5xr han AZ Rsp4tlisap,l
and that. although Nc had tpiloa tlia Cd
fOs4 oolarzs d .se Hs.a. ian yss VI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15
Washinst0iF liens q

M AshINef0N,s Dec. !.
s. Co.'s Richardson, Al Illinois ia.
been formally tsndefea tie gSkrnot,
ship III Nebraska 81
The entire Globe and d supplement
issued to-day are occupied with Ill
FexpVsition Of The allsdged frauds ii
the purchase Of book during the lasf
Congress. The pnbIleatiou has pro.
dnccd nlnci. sensation, particularly
about the Capitol.
In the Court of Claims to-day
Judges Scarb1rg and Blackiord de-
livered an opinion adverse 10 thegcIi.
inants OF the brig General Arm
.stg0ngs N e9
Judge Gilchrisf disselited. ial.s
Immediately ailef tile House ad.
jdufned hundreds 81 men did b6ys
crowded np0n the iIew dodfkeeber,,
clarnoring for sitnati0n. The POST.
master was assailediig asirnilar man
ner, and the Clerk ii overwhelmsd
with applicants FOR appointments.
The Republicans II i caucus held
this morning lolninated George NJ
c,,n5;,lata ~, s 81 'as s'.s'1
A. ! ne,nocr 4, 3. a !, ha,.,' 4
ayea;as o,'e nm IS J. l IS TINS
b,,rs s. tls noss 81 ,,' $. Is; :. IS 1917.
III !, J, !, Il
etfs,t that N;sh;rg i s,a,a II ne
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

" Nh - ~ ENIlt M ty4| I'm ~
A The s,nack. ID .ldIssS ii ..c f,i.are. S.
4 gar,lles. q III IN ;s|| In, Il I u. n,
es;ea ~ ~ II q, bs' ! q 5ina,< 4 3 ! "a
\ wholsE f;,,.a II IN. doys AT. IN, f,,,tthsn
,he o.,,.t r.;..d III. Il s.,,,e l,,,e IA cry i,
81 ! $500 " l7oa 1000, ,l,.s. ..esned
| 81 Ills od,ous ouaoE nm ,of Congress,
aliens lid :.ssdi iii I'll. person The
! qna:k raised Tie hue and cry il 1889
asalni, ssbsh Carolins and The slsses
4 Rights Parry Tie auack raised Tic. hue
aud cFy II 1855 sd. aeaiastIthe seditious
parsons n Kansas Had his voice been
lheedsd Il either II these crises, our GOV.
Iernnent would nov be sbsolusss orii
would lave ceased p PEI. The quack
lraised tbe same hue and cry ii 1885,
against tiie Rigilance Cclhmitses n Cali
fonaia. butlhe Caliitrnitinalads iiss cured
2 sell. and I'll i Wen asaili, .'ss /.
Bat ihe question again recurss Wha.
u ~ rs none N'.h s1Ael eaPt'lon lsey
haze Ippsfaseal snets noEa'sR o Inc pfos'
pffssea Ne soiaiss :-sr ansed' but what y.
sha1sheR fsderai Goserhuseut g az either
WIN alle morals ors sl q tle peo
ie % : p;ase 4 81 Territory Nothing
!, \, Y y y psnfP slena P0wsf, saen = is'
~ s 4 49, sts q ny = III ,s,'s ns5a''on s
! Z spf ~ sopss sps ls'n : !, y : saes'nce
..,s'n s sns PFssss'ls Us
asy naFe ihsa,lsa ai'ne i sasla' solnce ~
seht Y eAe s ne laws among ahenl Ill Al
granted, !. sli .s nos every Norshern state
an0 Wis iefrl'ory q haI'sas,
= ooa M snesae tl1s Iney nave roppst
9pr Ps9p.s' ana P'unas.s ~ spe pEOPeT'y
os''as c'.'lsns sranieq fl''ye nos YES
Pe0p's 3 Us noFla ssOlen IRON me people
q lns 9ou'n'tsae o'l11e1' Z ysst deal more
properly iaan ~ tfie on'led States now owns.
q q. eseFI o g Ell. ,Es I'M. s'iS. ti
Nelihsr- the properly nor Che citizen. 81
sths States sis safe inl lhe Territory. but
each e subject ioa optrage granted.
'isIheEpippetty sort he eeitizsagf she Soul,
owning i, safe, ~ the Northern Slates.- =
10, Theproperty Is subject tootitraee,
t4alA 81 "a Fky ~ b Nc H
insplt persecution and murder. They
have souuln III cbrrunt5 ihe neonla Az
preaehiiasa plasaliiy,o ] wises,.4yransed !.
Have ilol i powerful party, and numel.
Gus religious icashers ii ttlie North. for
years past. sought BY every means
knownto the iayentiOp' III human psr6ly
u strip insarrection III The sonth %,
bring about the, emancipation 81 the.
slaves, and % make the whole South il
San Dpnipgo !; or. what Is worse. ito
force amalgsmatipn on ID !. people, MA
- dIrs 81 III L.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15
u .kle sSenalel ~

IT - :. - r n r III Fl He
Presidents Message
Fsito,e-t ;lizeas oy II tde Senate ond Hf
House ~ RsDyeseHtntir,s
sa iii obcdience Ii tlle lcommards 81 the
consiitutioii, 1t has now become my dmts
80 give 10 Gonpress Information 81 liz
state 81 lthe Union. and recommend Il
Observation-Disclosures snch measures, " i
Judge to.be ..nsr essary and expedierlt. /,
Bur first. and above ali ourf 1bank ND; AZ
due ID Almighty GOD for thel numerou,
benefits which he has bestowed upor
his peoDle |: And our n united prayrs ougb;
"a ascend %, Him that III would confin,
ID to bless otr great republic ri time to
rorne III Hehas 6Iessea ia II, time bat
Since the Adjournment Ill Iast Congress
our constituents hava enioyed IL, unusual
degree of health Tbelsartlr has Welded
nv fruits ahdadantly, And has bounti.
.fulIv rewarded the IAN Of The husband
man. OR great staples have comuar,.
ded hich nrices ana. I'M sill within 4
brief period. our mannfacturina mineral,
and mechanical occupations have largely
r,artaken al thc general bros perity. sYe
have possesssd an Tie eIenents 'of Hi
tefial wealth Iii riich abundance. and Wei,
III these al yaritases. dur
country. Is hi IT. monetary interest, attle
present moment id deploratle cofldi.
ion Inlthe midst bf unsurpassed piea-
III HI All tRe productions of acricuiture
ana IN all the elements al national seallh.
MT Ind our manufactures suspended.
our public works Arstarded. our private
enterprises of:siiiTereHt kinds abandoned, !.
ind tkousauis vi useiul lsboters ti1rown
oa,t Of employment MD reduced ID want
The revenue ofl The government, which
Is chiefly derived from duties on imports
from abroad HIS been greatly reduced.
whilst the appropriation made By Con-.
uress At it's @last session fur the current
fiscal year are@ very large in amount. ~
!, Under these circun,s tancesa loafi NAV
b REQUIRED before tlk; close uf YOUR
present session batthis, although dsep-
n iof; regretted Would proseRto lie only.
/ siis,ht misfortune IN hen compared with.
M suffering ana Il distress prevailing
atnong the people with, this the. isoy !
eminent cannot fail deeply d sympalhise,
though ii NAV Be without the Rover ID
! tand relief. s Ii i#1s5
ii Is our duty ID ! i INQUIRE N what HAS
such Unfortunate results, ma
wheiher thas;r recurrence All, lis nreyer,-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15
1.szsisn NsN&
ARRIElE D 9IE xlz YEA BALTIC.

" IA IA "a ~: =. go. = = ssfss
AnnIIik Oh fi.E fz 14kk Baltic.
Ri Yok i,.tsmbor 1.
& iss'nsA. /. IT, ss,h WI Y. os IS
, &c., . "a r'. g. Pra w ,h;s norn;noI
M 49,. 800 ..s.,,,rt III Coifo,'
:, s,tsts ,,s'...... ,,..,.snge M
Ms;ss,s 1l;ch i |, z s,,,., 4. ~
80 .l,et ,ls NJ ~ \. a.l;nel ~
Rraads,nt,s rs,,s,' ~ ~. $3.50 zz;sI
II s,ivsnc;no te5 fcs
C.,rn ami and has ,IEci;,6d Il.
Tsc FnrI;sl, ManeS ,Ss =, ~: ~ Sras
al;el'sIv $500 No. Z n ~ y ion1
TheTs ma a. siuaIIr6 ved l;ss.iny Is
nercanfile eirelcs BIZ .inorc fsilares
arc rs,,ort,.j -. !. q !. y
Tie ,,,f,st i.,,,,.,r N ,,,t XII jnrs& <,,6
I'd arc Mess,s I Alb5,v Is Cye,hsf 81
Hambnrg. Win liabilities Amounting
Is g 900 900 .sterlihe and Afcssrs.
Carr g JosliI,. 81 TeNidn. with liz.
bifities amounting Is 1900 600 SER
ling.
Also Mess4s Herman S;llen Il
Co, Of l.odnoli |; AIeSandef Henfz &
Ca. u London aspi Penpistar Il
IBlarxhell, ofsivefpoolEa win, large
E1iabiiities. AIs6 scverat affanburc
and Brennan house. il i,ss. j s...ss S
The Barksof England and France
aro 10th 6aiAino billion fa,,isly
There are ~. ndditionaI adyiccs
from India IN n sssTy., <Y.r s.
Generals Haviock aud Wilson have a,T
both been huroneted
The political llsFs 4 hpiiaportant
The pressure, 81 die Banks OF En-.
gland was gradually diminished. and
there was signs 81 4 relaxation in the
1li1ff,taf4f n KS l|ssssss 3s58 ssYae H.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

" = '-F5:s s -,i1 s 80 Z. s
~ nT.l--s,lS r..,,i,.- .n.lEI.,,.;.I1 8
a. e;ss as1 Walise, i'm =
\! .-s RI RI l sg1!S 81
Thecenfel eEaeyof tlls Uaissa Slaiss, Il
iisicoafsslefsted capacisyt y. to.dsys bes
yoad question. ths most larmidable PCs
e Known p Tnodsrn e's illzation II Z E .ts |.
Development and progress i promises s q
become too heaxE ana unxieidy ior tas
purposes icr which Is WAS desssilep 1T
The gfeatnst danger e IL .psrn'ane,i D y
a. 4 coniederaeys too much Posst '1 :
she Federal Department; i 4 s'le a's'e1
81 We States WI exist q Ss' ieii wl'lle
Esth'n llsl evident NJ e wen e'n ~ pas'
nis.ory aaa w 81 lns'mase c0nnsfeaa' Aes
ss rom sl1e io + g ef!X c4aeslon' 'pr
Party purposes ana 'eiseaAl agg : ran'zc.
nen's any, asaln' rom ln 9.'s gosernsngs
hnma' pf0Peaslsf 2 sao'n " " us n
Aop' w''ere res's'an's mes sna Y I'M -
c ~ y b. si Il
ssffseat; " US s :. 81 h'ngs, a''si
ne ceisI ep Wy q ] yFenny. lh ~ nane
~ y ~ P'Sfnsa apsogu's s0Fernnen.s
80 800 sssr',''s''su s., "! ~
'S,s'0u' pash Fegala y sae ps'n''lss 'olm
&. government ASSUMED Y l ropgs ll.s means.
NO 40 not know THAT tne Czarpi hussla Is
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-12-15

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n pHfspence of : tesfee 81 IL ~,
= .gpglt Of las Nhf cdunt;. rs - =
the Fall Term 1857. il the csse 81 ~ y
Siiyk 80 Nil On Farkef aud 81 - * ~
IS Tfqsses. on Monday iI.s ISL t.. z
nary tr5s, i bring county eosri. 4 h, ~. =
dopT VI Kgnswha doSrt Mus 4 !. =, .'.'..
proceed {, q self ~ hcssss a i. ~
Of laHh y sompieinsnis ELL n.sit. ~ -
joiniEg tht slime. tslus ed AID lgIss r. 4.
south SIDE Of kseasb. fIveh H:I IN.
below Hale's bt.nsh. il sAia ecnsi'. ~ ~
sale 70 " Eqrde fsf tie ruipuses s "A. II. =
leeys . spsri 1t. Thl5 I;sI,<r I 49,. (.
4 saIastl lniasIsi sflias "a etsl',1 y - !:
y wsll sfirslee ioF > sEeseIy q .tsst,f IN
sad Y = A2ssLs iii = ~ s.ishAs 4 !,
TEasS uF 81 I y,
and III 81 mon ks. Al rs Dr. &. 8, ~ 2.
baa1is n g,oa - 1sits, < ssiut is:.,...
tEom aialx. ~ mug b asE viii " ,,5,.;.,'' I.
q pay tbs 81 d sHJ1 sad snl s5an ;,.,ss ~. !
e 81 5J.zo s. sN'1 iS7 49,
/ De-. - x5a-Is Is ill.EE.sEll 3 ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-07
Tn; Land Distribution Blll-Nr, Web.
stcr's Tiews on thePower Of Congress
Over the Public Lands.


The time wasy when the opinions Of
SUCH men as Webster commanded the
tespee. d, the Wing party. The time
will never 30 when The views Of any
great or good man will command the re-
spect Of the Know Nothing party. The
Wing party had some little regard for
the Constitution. Of this couatry. The
leaders Of the, Know Nothing party have
g,o regard either for the Constitution Of
the country Efor the plainest principles
IT common justice. Enough has been
fai3 bT4hem on~thc Land Billto disgust
overy maj. who has the least sense ofthe
duty Of man to abide by and reverence
constitutional obligations. W 4
They raise a;hue and cry about the3dis-
solution Of the Union, and, at the same
time, they drive the stiletto at the heart
that gives life and animation to it's giant
fotm-the Constitution !; without which,
Abe Union could not aadshould not exist.
With tho Constituti0hSthc Cnion5is safe,
our liberties secure; without it, the con,
stitational Union is at an end aud the
battlcs Of Liberty must be fought oTsl
= aGsaia.s Z; a~~e 7 +,
10 long as5tire- citadel=of our liberties
the eonstitut;cn-is SECURE, the Unior
is SAFE undermine and sap the citadel
and all is lost. The Constitution of til.
Gnited States is thezlast battlement 0
modern liberty; he who ;assaits it is 1
j. traitor and should aN.> And yet thu
Know. Nothing eaders, who by tn
! Land Bill. are driving the death.strok
! at ,he heart Of the Constitution. are suf
fcrsd 70 lixe.e Were they ignorant, the
would DO exsusable. bus they are doin!
The deed, knowing tbs crime, The Con
sli.utioa has conferred upon Congres
no power to give tho public lands t
S:atcs. aud yet these men are seeking t
pu, mehia Congress forthe afoped pur
pose OF giving these lands to, the States
Hrs are Mr.. WEpsrEk;ssisws. (Sc
His His speech. delivered in the L. $. Senate
Feb. II, 1897 Niles, register, tPPag
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4 Bloody Deed.

SAL occurrence took place On !
Monday morning, he 10th inst, Il
Louisa, Ky, ys
I" James Vincent shot q man by tn,
name Of David Br;lnhanl through thy
body, witlta riff ball and the facts
a. we learn tllena-are as follow
On Monday, it being County C,a,it
dals't tonisa, the Ferrylnan was ii
the act of terrying tover Il skitt load
of personstrom the point TINT forms
the junction Of the Louisa and Tug
Forks Of Big San yriver. 10 the town
Of Louisa. Just thenJ james Vincent
appeared on the point aud called IL
tue tcrryman to come back aud take.
him ever. The ferryinan according
X rowedfback towards the point and
just beinrehe reached the land, Vim
cert, who was standing; OH the bank
with his rifle, raised the gun 70 his
shoulder, took aim at some one in the
skiff and snapped. IL then raised
his gun the second time, and drex-
first, it is said on a man by.th G. Eanle
OF 1ndicrt. but without taking his
gun from his shoulder 4hc drew on
Branlam and fired, the bali passing
entirely through Brahanl's body and
its passage cut off one lung and the.
lower part Of the liaa,S Branham was
not dead on Monday evening, br. As
was expected to breath his last every
moment.
Vincent it is said reloaded lis gu.l
at the place from which he shet. and
then went to small boat he had Law
ing in Tug river, short distance Of.
fortified himself therein, and defei
the officers Of the law, Vincent, it
issaid. had been drinking hard for
several days, and was not in lis
proper mind. =
P.s Brahanl is dead = .lsdlaal
Teatuctian.
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Political fOotpads.


~ parcel of fellows SANDER their State
BY representing its condition as desperate
unless it can rob somebody. or get hold
of sPmething not its own. Frantic
with the notion that something Of this
kind must be done; they knock down the
poor old Federal Government, gouge its
eyes out and pick its pockets and then dis
cover that they have only robbed Their
own agent of their own money. When
they ask to be paid for ,slandering their
State. We wonder they don't require "a
be bribed by somebody else's maaey than
their own. The fact is they have both
talent and taste for robbery. They will
Islander themselves rather than not &c
havea pretext for robbery. They will
make restitution las they have to do IN
taxes for the very money they take rath'
err than not TO rob at all.