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Now Orleans Advcrtis c mcnts.
Stoves Tin and Japanned Ware.
Austin 4 ~sOO$lN ~.
Streets, Net orlcans,

HAVE on hand a large aud complete
Rlt. assortment oi stoves 1t every variety
of patterns Of eastern and western
w Manufacture, consisting OF parior,
church, Office, and cooking stoves, all Of the
mort approved pattern. and wiich hey can
guarantee 70 give satisfaction TO purchasers.
In addition to their stock OF stoves, they
haze Oh hand aud are constantly manuiactuf.
ing every description of PLAIN va and japan
ned ware, Which they Hiu otler TO country
merchants, and others, al wholesale and retail,
and At lower prices than such article. can be
bought at ia this city,
They are also sole agents FOR the mauufae-
iure and sale Of Aflhuf's seli-~ealing cans Tor
preserving fruit and vegetables for winter use
tbs D., ucw article in the way Il a preserving
can. and was introduced here by u .ast spring,
and 30 far has gwen satisfaction TO every N.
stance The advantage these cans hay, over
Isl. others 100 the entire top lifting Of, so that
fruit Of tie largest ,ixe alay be put in them
they are ON thAi account also easier cleaned
and can be used many seasons. They are
,hcapanl simple. Printed directions aceompa.
uyug the can, 10 that the most inexperienced
can ice them " ,th success
Jan. II, 1851. No-2l
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Western Exchange Boarding House,

- Tehoup'toulas st., corner Na,chez street
An Mrs WILSON informs her friend,
.A and the public, tina, she has opened tins
extensive boarding house and is now prepared
to receive families, single gentlemen, and tran.
scut visitors, Her terms " 40 be found modc-
rate, and her table abuudautly supplied. The
rooms are ample and well ventilated, and the
furniture has been recently purchased,
Persons visiting the city, she feels assured,
w,il be pleased with tho arrangement of her
room. aud the accommodation, Of her house
Nrllcr pains nor Expense viii be spared To
sure the comfort o. her guests. aplg-y
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ALI, NEW STpCk.
The undersigned having opened
KYtH large aud splendid assormcn, Of
Nv y new Southern Furniture, - pre-.
pared to SUPPLY the trade and families on the
most hhcra. terms. This being the only new
stock "a the city, purchases ~lil lind ITO their
advantage to call and examine the goods and
learn tne prices before purchasing elsew here
Nhi keep constantly on hand
Marble. Sofa and Centre Tables,
Extension Tables of mahogany, wanu, and
oak, aud of all sizes; rosewood and mahogany
Wor. aud Card Tables, Dressing Tables :,
walnut and cherry Dining Tables, oak, ma
hoeany and sewood Side5oafds; Bureaus of
walnut rosewood and maho' ,ny Armolrs,
NA>hstaud- Bedsiead- pariuf hairs. l'ele.a.
Irte.. Oitomans nnan~, easy chairs, rockers,
elcnefe-. secretaries. and book eases. OAK and
walnut office chairs, dnug.roo CHAIRS cbtd-
feus' chair and rockers mahogany and walnut
tca.poys and light stands.
liar, Moss and Spring Mattresses,
Looking. Glasses and Mating, rosewood and
mahogany pgrior Sets, together with every at
tcle usually found III a furniture warehouse.
~ THIS Is an entirely new cstab shmvnt,
and no old stock on hand, Purchasers will
tud il greatly 20 their interest to give thus store
q call before butiug riscN mere ~ the lrorrie-
tor is confident that he eau oiier them never
s,y les Of the most fashionable turnlure. more
substantially made, and nj greater bargains
than any other house M the cIe
CHARLES a STEWART.
Arrit 10 lsbb-v
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No % CANAL Street. New orleans.
- MRS l., A. HOWE would inform
=, the citizens Of Eastern Texas and n
A.A Louisiana, that she has opened this
large, commodious, and elegant house, and Is
prepared to receive those who may visit the city.
The franklin House is situated m desirable
locality; the rooms are wei arranged aud fur
n,hed with view to elegance and comfort,
while the table will be supplied with the
choicest silblcs Of an abundant market.
April %, $50 ",
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPMN GOODS IN GiLhEk":
r. II. & l.. KEY,

Ready Made Chbng
Hardware
Nmse
OF ven
needed
of the
We would respectfully
OF and
made Is O erc~ .
.ial rrreyet the pe-nn "a
We rt.pci rit q o puhIt
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9elttteo pcetrp.
frsn the Iinm- Journal.
TlDC LOvE.Qu ARIEL.

" asSes.
Does i. faney--,li- lover benishied-
That. because 10 pe'rlenl a.
lie has chosen NV corner to qrit.
feel terribly punished and sighted
Does he ihiak that u i, here and sigh,
In psniieni misery, haping
That he u mel, when he sees me thus
mopng,
And pardon my ihougitless reply
No. no, il was wrong, confess,
And had he ba, told ms so sindy,
No: run on SO m,ily and bhnjly,
ia have wepi on, MS shame and di,re"
Bat now sill .how bin tina; woman
Ism, quite lie the spaniel hs sparn',
Whch, 10 iavu on h. angry hand Turns
That she : sometimes iutfactabiy human
Though he seeks oui the arirul coquctic,
Who, if .umor speaks truth, once 80
nearly.
And tha, She, well skilled see clearly
Woyc round HIN her dangerous net
Though he draws ner, upon his arm leaning,
To seat, from I'LL other, remote,
Where pufplrj-hued draperir- isat
Around them, their figure, hall seteening,-
And whispers, while .he listens, smiling
THROUGH her loose. falling, gold tinted
O'--a slnecam on rubeS and pearls
Her smile As Circe's bcguillng
Though in seeming confusion, down. ganc.
ing,
She wells, meath their dark fringe, her
eyes,
Then uplfi- them IN sudden surprise.
In fulne-s Of splendor enhancing -
Though her brncelt pery.rsely refuses
To be cla-ped, and With pretty trrde,
She strives on rejecting his aid,
Then at last, It'll sweet na,tered excuses,
Accepts it--for what il the harm -
Though, with desterous bungle, he lin
ger,,
And iouches with quiyerng fingers
That -atin-smooih, liiy white arm
care not II know he = but trying
To mike me tePeut thu, crossed him
To fear that forever | 'se lost him
For, he not iafivcly eyeins
Ny fase. all the Time An he II rue 1t
Yes '-siiee such false game he ha, start.
ed
| II follow il mp til. SICK liear,ed
lie thinks |. in earnest pursue
u smile on the wifc-huuting squire,
Who has lands, houses. gold Drumming
Golfers,
Who has made me--Ilc knows i.--sI
offers,
Whom he rails at with IealouSy'. re-
Sral, past bin u waltz with the gay
And gallant lieutenant who.e sash,
God lace, and bewlehiug moustauh.,
Have s,olea each Sol, hear, away,
u talk, in the other embrasurc,
10 the poet, whose eloquent eyes
Ever look such devotion, whose signs
Are as painl.ycly sweet as has measure
Then II, ahen, the beauty deserving,
With lip that essays to be scorniu,
But with Chances so mcltingy mourniul
lie stands sloof watching the, llittins-
should 90 to him softly and say,
ave were both Of u, foolish--'tis Ger
lie, Us never do 40 any MORE
Do you think that he'd ifown me away
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SOT1H. UESTER NOOK STORE
II D. NEI\\lS
BOOKSELLER AND STATlONER

No ~ camp Street. y OttednS.
4 LWANS On hand, large assortment Of
n Law, Medical, Theological, STANDARD and
Miscellaneous Books, cheap pub lcaiions, etc
SCHOOL BOOKS and STATIONERY
at wholesale and retail, liialk Books of every
variety Printing and BooA.b.ndng executed
with neatnes- aud dispatch apI9
4 " HOPKINS & Co.. f-uccc,sor- to
~, Powell u iienkus) Commits ron No.
chants, Il Mon street, New Orleans
Jan. II, 81 "
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TU0W1YUR0 n!

1--WE undersigned, have in store. and ar.
ceislng from the North. by every p,.t.,
large stock OF household furniture. i, ~.
hogany, Rosewood, Oak, Walnu, and ,n,,.
ton woods Rush, Cane and Hickory rb,,,.
PLAIN and checked mating, together. with
full as-oftme' of every thing IN the furni-
ture line,
Furniture packed in such a manner n. =,
insure It's safety for any distance. Purchaser.
visiting the city, are invited to esamin. on,
large stock
{. FLINT Is JONES.
No. ii and i6, Royal street Nen Orlcan,
MAY ,, 81 No-3s ~
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. DC.

HAVE Just received direct from New
| York hue assortment OF gold aud c.
silver watches. in open aud hunting Il =
cases. Also. lamp. and lamp glasses and
globes fue jeNclry and fancy goods which |
will sell al reduced pr.ce- forecast.
{. II BIT RNSlDES.
Jan u ~ "
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SCHOOLS, Etc.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
b DANfORTH Iea,4tr

THIS Institution is located three miles west
/ Of Clnrkssillc, Red River county. Texas.
Sessions commence FIRST MONDAY IN
OCTOBER, and close the last Thursday 10
July, embracing term OF ten months. STU
dents taken q, any period Of the session.
The course Of instruction IS As thorough
IN the English, Classical, and Mathematical
branches as can be found 10 any Institution n
the South.
TERMS. PER SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
Board, washing, rcom.r rent, and tuition,
IN English Department, If pad at close
of session, .. Sll0
II not paid at close OF session, 49,. I!l
Ia classical or higher Mathematics, II pad
at close OF term, 1870
II not paid At close, i!3
First five months only, IS
Incidental expenses, /
Ten per cent allowed on money pad IN AL
vance. Students charged irorn the time they
enter the school ,lll close of the session, ard no
deduction made except IN cases Of pro,racted
sickness. Those entering this Institute are
required to furnish lights, stationery, and text
books
TEXT HOOKS ADOPTED As STANDARDS.
Butlcr'- Practical Grammar,
Emmerson's Arithmetic
Robinson, Algebra,
McGutlry's Series
Oney'- Geography
Wilson's Histories
Mattison's Astronomy
Diapers Philosophy and Chemistry;
Butler, Analogy
Cpham, Mental Philosophy,
tappb,i'. Rhetoric,
Nhatc}'- Logic.
Dawes iegcndres Geometry,
Davies Anal,t teal and Calculus;
Davies Descriptive Geonetry,
Davies Shades and Shadow,
Da,ie, Surveying
Civil Engineering,
Ilackley'. Ttgonometry;
McChniock's 81 and "a Books in Latin aud
Greek
Auihon's Latin and Greek Authors
Sponsors Greek Testament
Oendofh = Spanish Grammar,
Dllenjorifs French Grammar.
The above are the principal Text Books
used, others not mentioned, can be used at
pleasure.
August %. l,J6. ~
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Steamboat Advertise me mt.
New orleans and Red River Packet,

1--WE new and splendid fast run -
l ming steamer ID h O., Samuel nc14o,18
Apologize, master, has commenced her regular
trips as a nine dag packet between New Or.
cans and Shreveport, Grand Bayou. Camp,~.
Grand Ecore, Alexandria. and intermediate
points and landing, on the River aud lief,
Shreveport on "wednesday, ia,h January.
The Duke was built expressly for II passenger
boat to ply on the Mississippi, and is in every
respect the hnest and largest boat tina, ever en-.
tered Red River Her cabins are unusually
commodious and furnished IN the most magnif
iceni manner, and for comfort, good nccommo-
datisu~, safety, aud speed She i unsurpassed.
Captain Nppegate ,ob.lis a continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore extended tn
hm. pledgng himself that nothing shall be
wanting on lis part 10 give satisfaction. For
freight or passage, apply on board.
The Duke viii hereafter connect n, Shreye.
port with the steamer VI l.. Daugher,y, FOR
jefferson, and viii at all times receive freight
and passengers fr Benton. por, Caddo, Smith.
land, Jefferson, and a. Intermediate landings,
which wlil he forwarded without detention.
Jan. ~ 81 nlI-fs
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'NllE subscriber respectfully invites the at
l. teutlou Of Physicians and Country Mcr.
chants to his very extensive stock Of Drug.
Medicines, Chemicals, etc, etc. which are of.
iered Tor sale at very small advance on cost,
for cash or city acceptance, among which are
the following articles on hand
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IenS nAti ~ Aopp. las rvrN,a
ALL, RoiD, and PUTNAM, Coff9a
l fari0rs and Geuer1i Comms sion NJ.
chants, No g. Custom House stree: New Or.
leans. Give their -ific,rst udi,d attention
to the sale Of cotton, the purchase Of punia.
ton supplies, groceries, provisions collections.
etc, etc, ana feel coufienct from long espe.
Renee and thorough knowledge Of their bu,i.
ness, IN their ability 10 serve their constituents
successfully.
Refer to Gen. +. Greer. ", r > Ward
Messfs. Nwion and Smith. Dr. b. F. Young.
Dec. 10, 1886 nl6-ly.
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DlSSDI.l TIOy.

INllE firm Of RAwtiss, DuscAs & Co is
] this day dissolved by mutual consent and
wild be continued for purposes Of liquidation
only, SAM W. RANlINS,
July LIST, Sc. l. II. DUNCAN.
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French 'nd NmeFlcan
PAP Err II A N q N q .

Doors, " indow Nash and Blinds, of all sizes
and description fer sale cheap.
WINDOW GLASS, dc,
5000 boxes Amer W Window Glass, all sizes .
i7un do English aud French, from ssl0
TO 20NSO.
500 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 bss double thick American, from sylo
to 2ns30
1000 light eoloted glass,
100 Giaxler Diamonds,
BOO bundles glazlc' tins,
10 tons White Lead, in IS to 700 ID. Kegs
500 cani,ier> and kegs colored pants, IN /.
ounce to 100 pound packages,
$500 lbs fine French green, dry and ground
IN oil.
1000 bbls whiting and PARIS white, Of my
own manufacture, FIRE dried,
FAINT Mills ot all sizes, and every article
usually kept IN a pant, oil and color store, viii
be found at X tLANNoNS,
Anrl 49, '56-y gs Canal st, \ Orleans
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FARLEY Il 0ARTEA,
r. rAELsY.

nECEIVING, F'orna'1'ng and Commission
IL Merchants, Port Csddo, Texas, will at
tend promptly to all business with which they
may bs entrusted, and respectfully solicit
continuance II the public patronage which has
b~rn lately bestowed upon .he house OF which
they are The successors Port Cad':o, a. ~
veil known. il one Of the most eligible points
ON the Lake. The rcsds leading to 1t are
xo0d, and ssc always srcessib|u. No other
1,ises hes better, or more commodious ware
hoses. The navigation to this point = excel
I~mI The beet stsar,efs can get there, Al ms
time, without difficulty.
uveA ~. 1851. No 30 ly
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SHIONAHLE moor AND SHOENAAH"'
tson,h west corner Of the pablis s1aars)
II EEPS constantly on hand large .ssorSS
IN men, Of ladies' and gen.lemen's boots snI
shoes, Of his own manufacture; also a gov
supply Of sole and upper leather for sale.
From his long experience and close aiten''".
to the business, he hopes TO have continnaho'
of that patronage heretofore 80 ''be'ahy ID
slowed on him. All orders promptly a''eh"'"
to, and work warranted
Nov %. 1884 "'''
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Ncw Orleans Advertisements.
winter COoors.

Neunan's, Reeres 4. Sons, Aekermdn's,
and Osbornss.
lust received, large stock OF the above
y eolors, in cakes and IN Mahogany ae' rose
wood boxes, with lock and key Also, Ger
man Ccors, in cakes and boxes, tine assert.
mcni.
OH colors, 10 ,ubs--English and American !;
Canyases for portraits in frames OF s1lo to
i3y5o
Canvas in rolls, from sc to Sc ncnes vide,
Stretches for canvases, Of all sizes
400 dor. iife sable and camel hair pencils
100 pain, and ylrnish brushes, all sizes.
50 packages gold and silver leaf
100 bundles duck metal white and yellow
Tin foil IN sheets and books;
Tinscl all the usual colors
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BLiNhS FOR SALE al hn oS'cs'
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southern Furniture WarerOoms.

The largest tslaIIIsNmrNt N I0r south,
.Nos III and l13 Canal Street.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
Boone Nominee

W. learn that the worthy ana accom-
.phshed nominee Of the Boone Convention
swimming laurels for himself, and doing
noble service In The causeEof Democracy,
in the counties ofBoope, Logan and W VI
pning His speeches are said to be
effective fand convincing where ever
made. Wilithe nomineelof The Charles
ton caucus meet Che nominee ofthe Boone
Convention in discussion before thelpeot
pie We hope there will bejno dodg+
'agt The candidates are young. active
and energetic, and we predict Tor them
vigorous and interesting canvass. viii
the Charleston nominee meet the nomiE
nee Of the Boone Convention Vt his apf
Epointment At this place Oh tie first dayol
the Circuit Court /? WeA challenge him
70 1hecoafict
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- s9FsS5 n ISS5 T'7s7s -. rs
Democratic Meeting IN Mason.

1872 A +
Alta meeting Of the Democrats q
/ Mason County, held at the Conrt
House thereof. on Monday, the 18th
lday of May, 1851, to nominate Q can
1didate to represent said county, in our
next House Of Delegates, on motion
lofW. w. Newman, CHARI.Es 1. BgAI5E
was cailedrto tile Chair. and j. wv.
E4aL,sH, appointed Secretary. II
1 On motion OLA f. George, all
members Of tho Democratic party
present, we're invited to take4sea as
delegates III said Conyention.
Nominations. being in order James
! nj. Choen, -of West Columbia, nomin.
lated w. w. Newman, who being
present, promptly.declined said nom.
lination, returning his thanks for the
proffered honor. #fI IHI
JOHN M. Handlcy, was then putin
nomination by Capt. a. McCausland,
who also declined, expressing his
gratitude for the kind wishes ofhisIfel-
How, citizens. III
Alexander Long, was then put lin
nomination BY L.G. Maupin, Esq !,
and on motion, said nomination Was
ratified BY reclamation. Mr.. Long
not being present, ION motion, the
Chairappointed Nv. w Newrfian and
II. nj. Handley to wait oil the nominee,
and request bib acceptance bf the
nomination; said committee ina short
time returnedint the Convention ac-
companied by Mr.. Long, who ih a
few appropriate remarks accepted the
nomination..
i. q. Maupin, offered tile follow
ing resolution which was unanimous
III adopted: >s
n Re8olreQ, That we, and each ofns
pledge ourselves to support the nom
inee Of this Convention, and use an
fair and honorable means to seettreI
His election. NJ
w. w. Newman offered thc follow
resolution which was unanimously,
adopted: III ..7
Resolrea, That ina. al Jenkins.
n q, the nominee of the Democratic
party for Congress, In this district.
We recognize an able, fearless and Ell
oquent champion Of Democratic pffn-
ciples and that we pledge to him our
cordial and energetic support. 4
tfSNfHl St.S3
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
i. LP. Tnrner, Ka.

We have been gratifed to see, il .tliie
columns of all exchange, that The respoa-
sible position sof Secretary VI Legation A.
Rio de Janeirb, has been rendered by the
Governmental our friend Mr. rrRSER,
Of jackson county. Aside from tho par
seiality Of acquaintance and friendship, We
know fno ole IN trans lleghany VIII
ginia To whom The favor Of our Govern
<meqt could III extended with more profit
to the public Interest and gratifying ttda
larger circle Aof personal and political
friends thanst9 Mr.. TuRsrR-t He has de-
clined the appointment tepderedgto him ;
and We approve that self pFeciatipfn
which probably has induced Him y hold
himself ready. for aemore responsible and
more influential position, II would be
gratifying u aIlarge pofsion Of the Pub-
lie int this sedtionfof the country II see
him filing some elevated position u Az. tiie
public service, i'll 81
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District be. represented By one who will
advocate and defend the principles Of our
party, who viii prove an uncompromi-
sing supporter The constitutional rights
fof Virginia and the other pro-slavery
States, and who, will denounce schemes
for The distribution Of the publie lands
and money among the several States.
10 Tie Democrats Of lhis Senatorial
District we say rally to the support Of
the Boone nominee, JoHN Is. WARTH.,
Esq. in the Virginia Senate Democrat
can exert some influence, but distribu-
ton KNOW Nothing from Kanawha coun-
TIL mighty littlel In JoHN sA. WARrI,
Esq. we have aEzealous advocate for The
Coyington and Ohio Railroad, and for
the interests generally Of 4this section Of
Virginia. We have also, III Mr.. W4Rrn,
4 Democrat warmly attached 70 the pritr7
eiples Of his party, and one very much
opposed to the distribution humbug ST.
Now, An advocate Of Demo cratic pripciE
pies will be On tAe strong sFdein The sViir-
gina Senate, and may !be VI great benefit
70 this neglected portion n The STATE. -
Through MI, WARul the wants Of this.
part Of Virginia will be favPrably listened
70 By. the great majority Of the Virginia
Senators. Buta Distribution Know-No-7
thing from llanawha would be, in the
Senate, On theWeak side, and therefore
could not1ekert the Influence that a &c Cd
Democrat could. Hence the Importance
officiating u The State Senate JoAs a,
WARN Esq, III preference 70, VIIRe1N-
IT'S HESpRlcK, Esq t6e advocate of|
Know Nothing distribution.l n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

sotter acquainted with the subject
.t1,an myself. And without going
into 4 statistical estimate 10 prove that
wh;ch seems selfeyident. | will
merely reiterateIt the opinion, viz
That tIIe revenue to Ne produced
by the present tax bill, Hpon the re-
assessed value ofthelands ofthe Com.
InonweaIth,I viii be- sufficient to de.
tray tile expenses Of government,
meet the interest on the public debt
and sinking fund, and pay of the
floating debt, and leave q surplus
That will meet the seven per centnm
upon an appropriation of$2, 900; 900
4 year to the Covington and Ohio
Rail Road, and that it would not ne.
eessarily subject tile people to q
higher rate oftaxation than at pre-
Sent, to meet the constitutional LA
bilifics incurred by such an appro-
priation.
] But this, you will observe, depends
npon someeontingen cies-the amount
ef6direct appropriationHoutl Of the
Treasury, and tile abilityHto sell State
stock at par; both, ereither ofwhicli,
would materially affect the PROPOSE
tion.
I / hope. this statement VIII lie salts
faetory--I send yon the AUDITORS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12
zYUESll.A Y.EMAY he. 1887


The following resolution waS adoP
ted BIZ the National Democrats Con.
vention held in Baltimore, irll 1892,
and by the Cincinnati Conventiplfin
1856: III
Rcsolaed, That tho proceedsfofI The
public lands ought to be sacredls aap:
pliedto the National objects sI,ecitieeSd
in the. Constitution and that Ye are
opposed TO any law for the dlstrlbu-
ton of such proceeds among the
States, as alike inexpedient ins policy
and repugnant to the GonstitFphtiiotnIl'-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-05-12

The Isnchburg Virginian announ-
ces that that paper hasbeenpurchase,l
By Chas. w Button, Esq. formerlyo Of
Harper's Ferry, Va, a gentleman ii
experience and ability in tie conduct
ofthe press. 1t alsoIcontains the val.
edictory ofAlessrs. Jhmes Mel Donald,
IS. 7. Peters apd a. g. Calhodh, the
retiring editors and proprietors.
WIN. d. Robertson, Esq. has purchas.
ed the interest," Of Jos Button III the
Liberty Eva. ! Sentinel.