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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
9BA@39o

In this place, on the 18Th inst, Flor
ence, daughter Of Mr.. John i. and Ellen
Little, aged about 8 years.
On Tuesday night last,in Charestown,
Mr.. Michael She,O, aged aboni 81 years,
AT Buffalo. Putnam county. Va, on the
18th ult.. Mrs. Rebecca c. HooE con-
sort of DIR. E. l.. Hooff late of tins coun-
ty, and daughter of Reuben Miller, Esq,
deceased, aged "a years month and u
days.
On the llth inst.,in her 63d year. Mrs.
Marv p. Itrner,consort of George Iur-
ner ESQ, OF Leesburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
AGENCY lT LIII & EIRI INSURANCE.
B. W. HERBERT,

CONTINUES TO give prompt attention 20 all
" branches Of the Insurance Business, and is
prepared TO negotiate LIFE IND FIRE IN.
SUR.4.NCE in any amounts required, in the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Hartford,
Connecticut Franklin Insurance Company of
PHILADELPHIA and the Insurance Company Of
the Valley of Virginia.
With an experience Of nearly eight years in
the business, and being possessed OF peculiar
advantages for ascertaining the strength OF all
Insurance Companies dong business in this
and the Northern States. Special attention
will be given to placing risks only in Compa-
MES of undoubted responsibility, and where
fair dealing may be relied upon ia case OF
loss.
Dwelling Houses, Stores, Mills, Barns, Fac
tories, Merchandise, Household Furniture, and
every description of Personal Property in coun-
try or town, insured against loss ar damage by
fire.
Life Assurance in the best Companies in the
United States.
The lives of slaves insured for two thirds of
their value, at lowest rates for period of one
to five years.
In all cases of loss, particular attention is
given to secure TO the parties insured liberal
adjustment and prompt payment oil their
claims.
Applications either in person by letter.
will be promptly attended to, and any iniorma-
ton on the subject rfully given, il address
sed to JOHN Brown, Post Master, Charles
town, or b. w. HERBERT,
Agent for jefferson County, Va.
P. S,-Agent's Post Office, Charlestown
is MIR. Herbert will visit Shepherdstown
on the lst Saturday in each month.
October T. 1877 4S-ly#
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

"a cs FOR TExAs.--At the close
I'll Samuel M. Scott, Esq, one
'he most prominent oi our cl',@eps'
the Lyncaburg Courier, ana ms
ole family. consisting of ehildre"'srand
sb;Jren and children-'n-law' 'ose'ner
wilh fifty or sixty slaves, s'ari' NJ .ne
nod old. fashioned wagon-moVlng manner
En- the great State of Texas. The pro-
ression being nearly quarter OF m''e
!, lo,o,b must have been al imposing
one. and being Pa,riarchal IN characie''
rpust have brought to mind the mgra''ohs
a Abraham and other ancient gentlemen
ssLo moved about from place to place
XVIII long retinue of m en-, women anu
cbildren, tents, herds, cameis, horses anu
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
Nor Qu,TE ORA Mrs. Snyder

Nor Qu,TE ORA Mrs. Snyder
residing near McGaheysviIle, Hampshire
county, one day last week, suddenly Tell
down apparently dead. The necessary
burial clothes were procured, aud while
her friends were engaged in dressing her
in The habliments of the grave, she po-
ltelv requested them to wait until she
was dead II is needless 10 say that her
reoues, was cheertully complied with.
She is now rapidly improving.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
MAEN3A.t2s3So

On the oath ult., by Rev. N. j. 3.
Morgan, Jos. G.. Steele, Of Martnsburg,
and Miss finn E. Kern, daughter OF Jas.
Kern Of Winchester.
On the 18th inst, near 9arFer's Ferry,
by Rev. J. II. March. John {. Uheeler
and Miss Catharine II. Copenharsr, 10th
of Frederick county.
Near MiddIeway, Jefferson County, on
the ll,h inst. by Rev. P. S. Davis, j. j.
Emory and Miss Mary H. Thompson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
EXPRESS MAIL EXP

EXPRESS MAIL AgENTs.--Express
ronte agents to accompany the mails on
the line from Baltimore, via Columbus,
Ohio, To Cincinnati, have been appointed
by the Postmaster General, as follows -
Moor ]. Falls, Charles A. Leas and Al
fred II. Davis, Baltimore, Md; NJ. E..
Price, Halper's Ferry; D. r. Hoxie,
Wheeling, Va. and John X. Brooke,
Newark, Ohio. The agents are paid al
the rate of 81 900 per annum.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
COMPREHENSIVE.
Repairing of Clocks, Watches,
JE w Ell r Y

j + w T. L. Il 7
THE undersigned hereby gives notice
| tina, they have entered into Co-part-
nership for the purpose of carrying on
SILVERSMIrHING in all It's various
branches, repairing OF
Clocks, Watches, AeeOrdeOns, Bracelets,
aud every description Of JEWELR1,
&c, &c, and would respectfully request
all persons who are IN want of such artlc-
les repaired to favor them with their pat
ronage. All work warranted, and gener-
al Satisfaction given, and cheaper thar
any where else. gU FERNS Cash.
p. S.---We will also manufacture Jew
elry OF all kinds, Silver Spoons and Spec
lacles, at the shortest notice.
HOOVER a. MILLER.
Shepherdstown, Oct 10, 1857. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

gard. James Baxter, J NJ Board, Henry
Board, William Baldwin, Albert Besie,
Charles Beebe. John NJ Beller, Charles
Barritt. it,, William Brotherton,W Busey
& Son, 2 Ievles, Jacob Bagent. John V
Brown, Thomas Bateman, James Bran
nan, John Boyce, Jesse Blockley, / }
Bragg. Redman Burke & Son. 2, Wi
liam Carter, John Cole, Eden CONNIE,
Jonathan Cowgirl, w F ClapsaddIe. Jacob
Croft,J w Crutchley 81 Son, 2, George
Fl Cox, William Colt;ert, Joshua Cox,
George Cooke, Andrew Colgan, Edward
Crowl, James Chamblin, John Drenner.
David Dilow, sr., Joseph Dillow, David
Dillow, IT,, Thos Dillow, of VIM John
Dillow, John Dobso, Peter t Duke. +
Defer, John Devine, Lee II Dillow. q
w Dugan, Abraham Eakle, Benoni Ea-
kle, Daniel Eakle, gone, t L Earnshaw,
George II Furtney, P franklin, gone, i
Frazier, Valentine FINN Jonathan Flntch,
Henry Forsythe, John p Fouke, James
w Cannon, Levi Croft, Thos GillasPie,
James Giddy, w II Goldsboro, Abram,
Grove, John w Grove, Samuel Grove,
Oscar Gompf, MarceIlus Gompf, Thomas
Gervis,sr..J S Hartshorn, n lson Holmes,
William Hank, George Hawk. Charles
Holt, Newton Hodge. James Hughes, II
Jarboe, ] " NJ Jarboe, B l. Jaminso,
Gibson Johns, Rollings Jet. Charles
Kane, G Kitzmller, J Long & Father 2,
gone, George Langley, do, K Lowering
d slave, 2, do, John Mumma, Math-
ews, John McCabe, Jere McKeedy, J A
McDonougb, Il A Norris, Eb Marlat',
James Marait, Abram Marlatt, J K Mar
lau, Alfred Merrck, Orson McCann. John
Maratt, of HIN, Joseph Manuel, W.
liam MedIer, William Medler, jr., Adam
Medler, Isaiah Miller, gone, James Mans
field, Michael Marqueu. VIM Merrick,
II Niswaner, for son, Jonn Oak, Israel
on, Robert OFT, Thos Pennell, ST., Thos
PennelI, IT.. Samuel Pencil, John Piper,
ST., George Pearl, David Pearl, Barney
Pearl, John Piper jr., G W Piper, Wash
Piper, Jacob Piper, II G Parker. gone,
Sidney Pitcher, W'illiam Pierce, Richard
Plummer, j NJ Rockenbaugh, Lewis Ro-
derrick, Richard Rnssel,S John Russell,
dead, p g Rohr, James Russell, Henry
Russell, Esrom Sli(er, jr., William Stri-
der, John " Shee,z, Adam Snyder, j
Scarlet, IT,, James NJ Stewart, Thomas
Stone, gone, Samuel Sheeiz, Ruben
Slpes. Jacob SIider, OF Nm, Z Stead.
man, James Steadman, John Steadman,
A j S.eadman, A j Shewbridge, Thos
Thompson, sr., John Thomas, Thomas
Viands, John Viands, John Vii. Benz
huntington, Thomas WIlt, dead, William
Wiltshire, Aaron Wiltshire, Philip Wink
Ter, John WoIff, Jacob Woif, P F Zig
gnton. Waus Watsou, A j Uigeinton,
Isaac Yanls. 1874 at $2,70-S496,80 80.
Delinquents of 1856 returnable
by r. Lucas, Sheriff. S375,3o.
Returned by n. w. Manning.
d. S. $40, 10.
Returned by J w. Campbell.
d. S. 1868
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

moOTS AND SHoES.-Ladies Black
ID and colored Caters, thick ana thi,
soIed Morocco Shoes, childFens lbick and
thin soled Slippers. Boots and Shoes,
Mems and Boys thick and ihin soltd
Shoes. Mems Oak bottom Nailed boo's'
BOYS do, for sale by
Nov Ia John II. McEndree.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

H. See advertisement headed
HelmbolGs Genuine Preparation,
in another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
uEV GOODS GREAT BlfslIIS |!
Call at NOULDER'S his season for
bargains


bargains
1T has just returned from PHILADELPHIA and
IL Baltimore and now opening one of the
largest, finest and cheapest stock of FALL Ans
WINTER GOODS which he has ever had, being
bought exclusively for CASH, under the most
depressed state of affairs in which this coun-
try has ever passed through.
FOR THE LADIES he can offer
great bargains in every variety Of Goods.
Rich Irish Poplins at Sl2 worth SlS in Phila-
deiphia Debazo at 10 cents worth 1872 cents :;
Alpaca al 25 cents worth so cents ladies fine
Kid Gloves at So cents worth 81. cents ga
linen Table Cloths AT so cents worth 81 IS {;
ladies black silk double twisted Mitts at so
cents worth ST. cents; ladies new style Gum
Shoes at 81 cents worth 81, and great vare-
ty of other goods for the ladies at the same
rates.
GENTLEMEN s FURNISHING
Goods-fle has gone very extensively in this
branch and can fit out a gentleman from head
to foot Cloths all shades from $3.50 up 10
| So Very superior French Casimeres from
81 up to Sc. All wool English Casimeres at
ST. worth 81 So Superior Cut Velvet Vest
ing, silk and satin do, and an endless variety of
| goods suitable for the gentlemen. He intends
| to pay particular attention 10 this branch and
keep up good stock
! FANCY GOODS OF every Ed
description. GRO C ERIES xe.A -
Hardware; Cedar aud Queens IA
Ware, Boots, Shoes,
! k Hats and Caps, and an endless vari-
AI ETY. Of other goods. All of you who
&sk44A are afraid to hold on TO your ives,
tens, SC, just come and lay it out
at par value for some of Moulder's cheap
goods. Just TO think OF it, pair of fine all
wool Cashier pants, side stripe at that, for
S2,25.
Come on with your fves. Any Virginia
Bank notes will be taken at par.
! All kinds of Country Produce taken in ex-
change for Goods.
WILLIAM MOULOER.
Shepherdstown, October II, 1857. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

6 E&UINE. PREFsah.1-
II TON. For diseases of the Bladder, Kid
news, Gravel, and Dropsy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

Inhalation in Consumption. See adj
yertisemert under this head.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

T ARD, Whale, Flaxseed and Ethereal
Lois, for sale by Rentch y Co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

MATS AND CAPS.>-A large stock OF
* Mems and boys Black and colored
Slouch Hats, black and fancy cloth Caps,
Mems High crowned Slouches, silk Hats
for sale by John II. HcEndree.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

II ELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation.
1lHELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation.
HELMBOLD'S G6natine PrePardfton
HELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation
Is prepared according to Pharmacy and Chem,
istry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemicai
knowledge devoted to their combination
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

MARRIED WOMAN'S Private Medi-
Mcal Companion, just received and for
sale by F.. c.. WILLIAMS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

rOFFEE.-Eovers of fine favored
Y Coifee's are invited to call and exam
me our stock of Rio and Government Java
Cofees. A good article for l25 cents.
April Is ReHtch y 20.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

DRUGS, &c.-Driscolls Balm OF thon-
IL sand flowers, Horsemans Hope, Sweet
and Castor Oils, Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL
james Hair Tonic, Barrey's Tricopher-
Gus, Bay Rum, nice article for sale by
Novi5 John II. McEndree.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

CLOCKS and VioIins Violin Bows, Violin Bro
Oges, Flutes, &c, just received and Tor sale by
April FL L G WILLIAMS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

OAK Shingles for sale by
" Aug 8 Rentch g. Co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24
SlLY Err w ARE,

such as Coffee and Tea Sets, Pitchers, GOblets,
Cups, Baskets, Casters, Walters, Spoons, Forks,
and Ladies, Desert, Cake, Pastry, Butter, Fish
and Crumb knives, Salts, .Nqtinsers, Nut Picks,
&c, all of which are duplicated in Plated
Ware, superb Plated Epergnes and Plateau.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-10-24

7 AIDES Gum Sandles, ladies and CHI
"a dren's Gum Shoes, Mems do, Tor
sale by John III. McER"Tee'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-04
The spuliItrn Convention.

70 eise delegates and the public gen
orally an Opportunity of attending the
Convention to assemble at Knoxville on
the 10th dfEAugust. the East Tennessee
md Georgia Railroad propose to carry
to and from Knoxville, from the 7th to
the i 9TH Of August, for one fare--that is
is. full IfAFe gOing, with q return ticket
free. Hf#
lat, 4 contention Of the Stockholders Of
The Alabama and Tennessee River Rail:
rossd Company. holden mt. Oolunlbiana,
on the 9Th aay Of JULY, 1857, tle follow
ing resolutions were adopted
!. Resolgdd, That the Company deem
IL desirable and important that this Com
paany-be fully represented at the South
eruu CommarciaI Convention, to be held al
Knoxville. Tennessee. ia August next,
and for this purpose that the Presidenl
appoint suudh1 number oil delegates, Al in
.his Judgment will lie proper % represent
this compahy5n said Convention.
Resoteea, That The r resident and Di-
reeetors be, and they are hereby recon-
m4nded to sil'ye all delegates W said Con.
yention 4 fee passsaage over the RAILROAD
ofthc' Company iin going to and from the
Convention. EEEg &
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-04
4 Foreign New.
ARRly al OF THE cIRcAsslAn

fgaENNt4L T~M i-T14 EHE4z rEE-F --..fiEel LE
QuEnEc. July 27-Tho steamer d.
cassian, with Liverpool dates Of tho *
inst, arrived here today.
The mutiny in India was spreadiSv
Seye1iy-three regiments had Joined ~
rebellion, and the faM Of Dolhi was bo. ~
" looked for whea the mailleft calss,,'
The loss Of the British army e5s.1
auence ofihe mutiny, was estimates
$4,000; but it is believed that the cr;.;.
has passed. Lates. adrices indicate
panic. Deseriiens are frequent from n.
iii. The d~isaffeetion is confined n ~
army Of the native troops. BOMBAY saS
Madras remain loyal. The native ttoos.
III most Of the statiens Of Punjaub ~
been disarmed.
The British troops attacked the ihss,
rents before Delhi, and defeated tAsr
and took from them twenty -six gum
The English Government is acting a..
Iergetically.
Gen. Anson, Commander- :nLch;ef /,
the British Indian srmy, has died y
cholera. Sir Colin Campbell is appSibf.
ed ID his place. He lea England i DIV
a few hours notice.
The insurgents still hold Delhi.
Tie steamship Erin. from Bonb.v
with Chinese mails, asbeen wrecked y
The Western coast Of Ceylon. The g..
scngefs, crew, mans ana specie Nefe
saved. The cargo.yalued at fI.0OO,oOO.
as well as the vessel, was lost
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-04
Wat Upon Inc administration.

It is peculiarly CERTIFYING t. very
National Democrat that the Admin.stra-
ton of James Buchanan has given oHchce
Ia tile fictitious malcontents 81 10Th seq
lions Of the country NJ affords ample
nroof of The soasdness and wisdom efthe
course pursued BY HIM in the discharge
Eof his duties. The policy adopted for
set,lement Of the difficulties in Kansas
IN called forth sewers structures from the
extremes, simply because their peculiar
notions have been condemned and repu-
dated.
The great principle bf non-interven
ton, which is being upheld and sustain,
ed BY the administrative, il the cause O
this Juror among those who are warning
upon Governor Walker and the admins
tration. No principle ever received !
more decided approval by the people o
this country than that Congress had nc
powerin the territories, and that the PEG,
pie alone were the proper Judges p De.
eide what should b the ~charactar4of Their
domestic institutions. This principle
was inangurated BY the Compromise q
1850. declared BY the Kansas nj brasks
bin Of 1854, sustained BY the country il
1856, and confirmed by the Supreme
Court i'll 1857. The Democratic party
fought the last battle upon this issue,
and the whole force 81 its organization
was pledged | the policy Of letting a. PEG
ple Of NE territories decide for Memsetres-
Now, when Mr.. Buchanan is endeayoring
to redeem the pledges of the party IN re,
gard to Kansas, a storm is raised by the
extremes, who are ~endeavoring TO intim
idate him bytheir actious howlings.-
A more outrageous war wa never wa.
ged upon q Democratic administration
But the people viii sustain the patriotic
t~course Of Mr.. Buchanan, and administer
q whitening rebuke1t o The disunion fac,
tons who are. endeavorIng to carry ou'
their purposes BY attempting % breal
Flown the administration Of the Nationa
De Observation-Disclosures poftkey Dem
0efak,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-04
mi Tbaycr-Beasting 8lready.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .#z%E LA&A flNEN& 8kgH&I& - #
The following paragraphs are from the
Daily Cincinnati Cesxnerciai Of the Ist
instant. The Commercial is 4 leading
organ Of the Black Republican Party Of
Ohio. The first paragraph y \ flaming
title given By that paper to the late pro
ceedings at Guyandotte; the second par
agraph Is from Tie head Of ID editorial
columns; iii third i thc o~yeTiowihg q
the editor's heart upon reading Els
.able and artful speech" Comment
unnecessary.
"Free Labor movement / Nirg'h,a-
Hon. Eli Ihayer addressing Chg land
owners"
AT viii be seen in onr news columns
that ELI THArER tie Emigrant Aid
Spectator, has actually commenced
operations in Virginia-thatf ne has ad.
dresseda public meeting. made known
his plans, and that the Virginians arc
delighted with lis schemes. and give him
aid and comfort. Thus i~naguratod the
FREE LABOR Immigration movement
ID Virginia, a movement the Importance
Of which will make it historical.
"TnArEn's speech was a5Eeand or!ful,
He made he Etlrgiaiaas, to whom he was
speaking, Gelieoe that the identical place
upon which liz stood should BY all means
have been a great city. and would GER
tainly be one he could be permitted to
have his way" NJ f=
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-04

SINeuLA Az ErFEcT OF LeHrsisG.-
During the thunder storm Yesterday The
electric flid passed down the conductor
Of the City Hall. Mr.. Barruni, the jsiL
or, tho had Just before descended from
the dome. and was standing in the hall
of tile u. s. District Court, cenveFsing
with MFR. Holmes, the keeper Of the Hall.
Immediately on hearing the crash of
thunderwhich accompanied the electric
fash. exclaimed, "the.a Court House IS
struck z and Instantly fell apparently
dead ON the floor. Fortunately there vas
a bucket Of cold water At hand, i part Of
which Mr.. Holmes threw on him, and
commenced rubbing him, vhile he sent
off for a physician. and in half ~ hour
he was restored to consciousness and Is
now himself again. We offer no com
ment on SO strange an Occurrences, al
though It puzzles. o philosophy, per-
haps others may account for t-Ne.Odt
Herald.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-04

a MoKAoS IS TRorBLE.-The Abing-
don Democrat learns that q disciple Of
joe Smith got himself into a scrhPe RE-
emily inthe neighboring county IF Smyth.
FIt appears that he Ind been preaching
his odious doctrines FOR some time ia 4
certain neighborhood. until the people
gpt tired Of hearing them, and they Re-
qnested him u desist. This he. refused
ID do; andAh lie was told he must y cake
the consequences. His perseverance, al
last wore out the patience ofthe csmmu-
nifty; a number Of the most respectable
Peitizens collected, and treated him u d
Coat Of tar and understanding All odd
looking fowl Of him. This hint WA snf.
6eient, and the last seen of him lIe was
striking The most direct course foil Taze-
well. 5#t EM HEf#
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-04
lfpo b FOR Utah.

i Intelligence his been received from
Fort LeaysnFwsorth that all the troops
destined far Utah except tie 81 III agoohs
have marched from that post, in three
columns, pf about 1000 men tiill each,
Wiz: he ldthi infantry, under command Of
ICol. Alexander; the 9Th infantry, under
Col. Waite, and the artillery under Capt.
Phelps. The I'd Dragons are detained
fol the present, under the requisitipn Of
Governor Walker. Of Kansas, but will, il
is believed soon GO forward.
GenerallHarney and staff will leaEe in
a few days, The troops geneFallylare in
f,nees health aid spirits, and amply sup
Piled for al, active campaign. The have
sever al HUNDRED wagons with 6 strong
mules to each. The public may rest sat
isfed, we4think, that the instructions Of
the President with regard to Utah and
thc Mormtoons will be faithfully and e6ic-
iently executed. The t~yrannical eouursesof
Brigham Young will soon be brought 10
i close, unless he prolongs his despotic
power by Opposition to the u. S. forces.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-08-04
From oregon.

! OREGON. June 2O.--Fears are enter.
tanned of further Indian difficulties /,
Dallas.
The: policy of making Oregon ! sa,s
State is zeelously urged, and ! prospee.
1tus has been issued to effect tkat I'D.
Central American papers Of the 4th
inst, state that the Chilian plenipotea.i.
airy had arrived at San Jos with proposals
for 3 contemplated Spanish American
confederation.
-Four hundred of Walkers men we've 1t
San Jose and Punta Arenas, Costa Rica.
and chartered the steamship Tepnessee
TO take them home.
General Baridas, late Commander q
the San Salyadorians in Nicaragua has
made an unsuccessful attempt 1t reyon.
ton withEtheir own government
Further advices state that the COSTA
Ricans' determination to hold Rixas had
given great offence to Niearagua,andsh ,s
Costa Riea. had semitic England for ttree
gun boats for strengthening their posi-
lions on the rivers and lakes: dthat ihs
fight IS I'd come off next month, between
Wartiner lChillon and Mendez, and thai
the Chamorro party have sent solicia-
tons for the return4of Walker.