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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-04-06
VVarated.

A N active industrious person with fsmf
n ~, to take charge pf the Farm purchase
Of Edward Newhouse, BY the 0serseers Of II,
Poor. For terms, &C., inquire of S. PATRIeK
81 other members Of the Board, without de-
LAY. March % 1858 4E&
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7 80 nv u ~
The osjsetIof this suit is to recover Of the
defendants TIE sum Of. $40 10, due from them
u the plaintiff. And it appearing from atfiaa
Wit flea. that the defendant Frederick Brooks
IS a no.a- resdent Of lhe Commonwealth, itIis
iherefose ordered that hc do appear here,
within one tnoath At erdue pIB'icati m Of this
order, and 10 what's necessary to protect bis
interests IN the premises. Teste. TX
A. wv. QUAIRRERj Clerk.
7. b. Swami, pq.. Apl. 6, 1853. v3a49 NJ
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p, Swami, pq. Api 8, 1865. ssa49

yTIRt:INIA, SS.--At rules held IN III.
Y Clerks Office of the Circuit Court Of Inc
CenntyAof Putnam, in the. month OF April,
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NIRGINIA. IS: at rules held in th,
" Clerks Office oil the G reuit Court 70
Kaaawha, in the nlpn Ii Of Aprl, 1855
jesse u. Gfegan, plaintiff,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-17

The Union and American eonfounds the members
Of the vigilance committee with the friends OF the
ssIndependent" ticket, which throws all its ideas
and statements on the subject into oonfusieR.-Pa-
triot Of Wednesday.
We have the Patriots authority for supposing
that the vigilance committee was organized by the
independents, and for the purpose Of carrying out
the same objects which the independents originally
designed to accomplish. It is not wonderful, how
ever, that the Patriot does not remember what posi-
tsn it occupied three days ago, as it is constantly
shifting its ground.
We quote paragraph from the Patriot Of Monday
last in which it distinctly states that the friends Of
the independent ticket organized the vigilance COM
mittee to carry out their scheme Of defeating the
American party. We leave our readers to decide
where the confusion Of ideas and statements exists
The whole story briefly told, is, that a sham dem
ooratic minority in The city of New Orleans, took
the hypocritical name Of Independents to defeat
the American party; they pitched upon federal
Office holder to head the ticket concealed their pur
poses by charging all sort Of criminaity upon the
existing authorities; Bheedled a number OF we'll
meaning Americans into the movement; and finally
organized mob Of law and order dehers, under
the name Of Vigilance Committee to carry out the
scheme with bayonets, powder, slung shots bowie
knives, and the other insignia Of bandits ana out
laws It is no less fortunate than IL is credltabe TO
the citizens Of New Orleans, that they rose in their
might and crushed this nefarious attempt to subju-
gate them to a party which they have more reason
now than ever to distrust and despise-PGsTiot Of
Monday
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UTER1Dmo MArrEE ON EVERY PAGE.
PUT NONE BUT AmERIoANs ON GUARD.


The DnioHl and AMERICAN pretty plainly intimates
tAat il does not want the sham democracy held res
ponsible for American roguery. On the principle,
we presume that the party is already over burden
cd With crime and criminals. Well, well, We shall
not insist that such is not the faot.--Patriot.
Our party in its management Of tho State Gov
srnment has been g over burdened with crime and
criminals p the crime which Know Nothing Office
holders have cOmmitted-the criminals which the
Know Nothing representatives elected to take charge
Of the public revenues.
The Patriot in late issue endeavOred to produce
the impression that one Of chose criminals had
Joined the democratic party. We did repel the in
tmation and this is all the PetriOhas tOsay to sus
tain it, Out Of three principal officers, Treasurer,
Secretary Of State and Comptroller, elected By the
Legislation Of 1855, only the first was a Democrat
Col FORFEIT performed his official duties as Trea
urer in q manner altogether satisfactory and unex
espionable, and retired from Office with the conf
denes and respect Of the entire community. Th'
Secretary and Comptroller are both Know HOthiugs
and the former is defauter, and the latter employ
ed as Clerk, himself Know Nothing who pocket
ed several thousand dollars Of bonds according K
his own confession. Z" PUT NONE But AMEmCASl
OS GUARD"
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The ARMY FOR UrAH.-A dispatch from 81

TIE ARMY FOR UTAH.-A dispatch from st.
Louis, under date of the l4th, says:
A dispatch from Leavenworth, of the 11th, by U.
s. express to Boonville says that the 9th column of
troops will not march until to morrow, the 18th
Gen. Harvey and staff, with escort of As men Of
the 9TH Infantry, under Capt. McLaWs, will leave
the day following. Forces are somewhat delayed
by the heavy rains which have occasioned freshets
in all the small streams The bridge over Salt Run
has been carried away but is being replaced to day
The report in relation to cutting off Capt. Marcy's
train has no foundation in fact
dispatch from Washington, Of the same date,
says:
Lieut.. General Scott has been in consultation
with the Secretary of War as to the army move
ments in view of the late occurrences in Utah. Or
ders have been sent by express to large portion of
the troops now on their march across the plains,
to turn in the direction of various localities Tequir
ing protection. The immense magazines of sup
plies Will however, be forwarded to Utah, as con-
siderable body of troops will be kept in Utah for
long time
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The people of New Orleans, most deeply concern
ed in the matter, have, in the election Of an Ameri-
can Mayor and city council, decided that the
charges against the American authorities are IN
true. Which is entitled to more weight the great
body Of the people, OF few newspaper editors p
Patriot
The great body Of the people to whose decision
the Patriot so confidently appeals, are the Know
Nothing ruans who took possession of the lists Of
voters and refused to allow any but their friends
toregster their names Eight legalvOers in
the city Of New Orleans had no voice in this cleo
ton at all. The great body Of the people were
excluded from the polls, and the Thugs carried
the day by intimidation and fraud, as their breth-
rem in Louisville and Baltimore have done. Some
twenty-five or three hundred men composed Princi-
paliy Of outlaws rowdies and cut-throats constitute
the tribunal to which the Patriot would have us
bow We think the fact of their carrying this cleo
ton and the means by which they accomplished it,
confirm all that the newspapers have asserted with
regard to the character Of the men who controlled
the city government of New Orleans
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Auction sale for the Trade.

ETRIDAY morniugf June the 18TH 1855 Benz 2 Shields viii
sell without reserve cash. large and well assorted In
voice seasonabe Dry Goods and Ready Made Clothing now
reserve. 49,
VIII added invoice Of Boys and Chdrens Clothing Of
Philadelphia make, styles and quality This invoice is
perhaps the largest Of the kind sold at Auction in ne state
we have close the whole stock % raise funds Inc Cash
must be paid before delivery. BENZ T. SHIELDS
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ASSISTING NArURE-It is we'll established fact that although
nature cannot forced be assisted This is peculiarly
the all those diseases caused BY blood or coaguaed lymph
settling under the skim generally happens after brue
sran By using good penetrating rubifac Mt, such
Braggs Arctic Lnlment nature is stimulated and assisted to take
up the deposit Of lymph and blood and an immediate
cure effected Braggs Arctic Linmsnt is for sale by all
pessbls Druggists throughout the country. bgnsl-d&SlR
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THE NEWS,

An APOLOGY TO BE SENT.-FrOm London cores
pendent of the New Ork Herald writing under date
of May 28th, VIZ quote the following:
''LOrd Derby is now firm in power. His cabinet
have sent out the most stringent orders to their
constant violations Of international law. Ample and
noble apology will be made for the Outrsges already
committed. Every British officer cOnoernedin them
will be punished"
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OIVOV VI IIII I-'11
We have New Orleans papers of Saturday, the
9th inst In consequence of the refusal or neglect
Of the military to respond to the call made on them
by the city authorities, an arrangement entered
into between the Mayor and the executive council
Of the vigilance committee The PieayuRs says
"The terms Of the treaty are substantially these;
Mayor Waterman, for the city, aud General Lewis
as superintendent Of elections, accept the forces Of
the vigilance committee as a special police to pre-
the laws. The committee do not disband but retain
their organization in all respects, especially as
military body. They srs 10 hold their present po-
sihon so long as it may be necessary to their de.
Tense Rnd the performance Of their legitimate duties,
or until they secure ano.Ler equally advantageous
snd effective
The tioayuas the By'ieig, and most Of the other
papers approve the course Of the Mayor; but the
Crescent denOunees him having legalized treason.
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RICH mILLINERY Ar GREATs4CRTFTCF


ICH Fancy Bonnet, Embroderies and Fancy Goods 80
u = az Cotsand half price 20 close Stock.
Nov Ladies your time has to suit yourselves your ~
own prices must close Summer Goods
July Likewise this is last for selling Fancy Goods
viii sell regardless Of cost; consisting Pars0s Fans. Rich
Embroderes Black Lace Manlla Porm0niss Combs Head
Dresses and Fancy articles, &c
Rich full trimmed Imperial Chip Bonnes, Sl2 worth SIS.
do do White Fancy Willow, from s. 20 g. worth sl2
do do Cheap and silk, from s. to 81 worth SO.
do do Paris Blond Lace, from IS 10 s. so worth no.
do do 5Oa little injured, from 50 so 70 IS,
900 Misses and Chdrns Brown and White B0ome and Hats
cheap.
Sets Of Collars and Sleeves Of lIae work. 81 worth S.
do do do Jack0ust work, 81 worth 81.
Jackouet and Worked Muslin Sleeves Coo to 81 . worth So
Rich Lace Handkechie Linen Camhrc Ceners 50 worth $40
large stock Of worked bands bali price Rich Black Bugel
collars from 5c to 81 25 worth double six Parasos from
'Jc 81 . Fans Of superior quality from sc 81 So
CoHur caps, Mohair and retiring caps very cheap. Rich Paris
Flowers and Bridal Flowers and Superior quality Of
tracts az SOC worth Now ladies get great bargains
determined 70 close any price, in
tend after this deal exclusively Millinery Goods ANY
kind Of good money taken for goods at these prizes.
f. WISE, Agent,
Partisan Millinery Bazaar,
junelO No 40 Union street, door State Bank.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore SUM-
IL .z,--,o,- t.,


WASHINGTON June II.
The President and the Appropriation BaLs-AbOhshing
the FFanFiHg PriUilegs-Ths Presidents Utah
Msssags-InStructioas 10 the British Cruisers.
The President, it is reported will admOnish the
House to-day OF the necessity of enabling him to
read over and consider tho appropriation bills If
they do not send him the bills to-day, he says he will
be under the necessity of calling them back Tues
day next. There are many Of the appropriation bills
that are now before committees Of conference. The
dsagreeing votes upon these bills are relative to i'm
portant matters, and will require grave consdera-
ton. Each house has quarreIed with the work of
the other.
It is hoped that the House will concur with the
Senate in their provision for the total abolition of the
franking privilege. Queen Victoria cannot frank a
letter. She must pay her peny The only mode of
susaing cheap and uniform postage is to abolish the
fcanking privilege. The Senate has struck off half
million from the bill making appropriations for the
expenses Of the collection Of the revenue. The half
million had been added on account Of the expenses
in California But by q seperate provision the
collection expenses there provided for in this
bill
The Presidents Utah message came to the House
last night It's peaceful intelligence had been anti
cipated. There is no longer any necessity for the
passage Of the volunteer appropriation bill
Theinsruoons to the British cruisers on the coast
of Cuba have become known. They are to the effect
hat the vessel Suspected by them Is required TO show
her colors, and the right Of visit is exercised by
getting ahead of the vessel, dropping boat, and,
as the vessel comes up, boarding her. but not detan
her, even if they fail to get on boari Itnow seems
that the cruisers have exceeded their instructions
PERSONAL lNTRLLIGEECE.-The warm words be-
tween Senators GWin and Wilson, on Thursday night
in the Senate, were followed by an invitation from
the former to the latter to visit some point beyond
the District Of Columbia for the purpose of accomp
fishing q settlement. The Massachusetts, Senator
declined the invitation. He was quite ready TO use
foul words towards fellow Senator, and equally
ready to dodge responsibility for them.
Ren- Our Charleston exchanges inform US that
the laying Of the cornerstone of the Calhoun mcnu-
ment will take place on the 28th inst. An Grafton
will be delivered by the Hon. L. NJ Keitt.
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~ and after THURSDAY, April s. 1858, the Passenger Trains
Y y will be follows:
Leave Nashville daily at ) A. VI. and P. NJ.
Arriving at Chattanooga at 20 P. NJ. and 1855 A NJ
Leave Chattanooga at 10 80 A. u. and 9.2j p. VI.
Arriving at Nashville at 90 A. NJ. and $40 P. ".
Passengers for t East Wilmington, N G., leave Nash
vile either train, and close connections throughout Via
Knoxville Tenn, and Lynchburg, Va, should leave Nashville on
the morning train 70 make the connections.
Passengers for Memphis, Nashville the P. NJ, train
which connects at SeventOn with NJ & c. Railroad.
Those for Mcinnville and Sparta, will leave Nashville on e
P 81. train, which directly Tullahoma with DE train
for Mcnnville. The train which leaves Nc1nnVile az 2S
with the day train from Chattanooga and arrives &C
Nashville at 10 P. NJ.
Nashville there aday connection with boats for S. Louis,
Cincinnati, Louisville Memphis New Orleans Ptsjurgi c1
SC. also daily line Of Stages for Louisville
Through Tickets be procured the Depot before t srnE
traus McMinnvs Huntsville, Memphis Junction,
Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery Charleston, Savannah Augusta
Wilmington Knoxville Lynchburg Petersburg and Richmond
Passengers from Nashville New York &c 5ia Knoxville
Time through, days. decidedly the cheapest and
from Middle Tennessee the Eastern Cities
c. i. ANDERSON.
sulB, 1853 General Ticket Agent.
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p-a. We regret to learn that Judge WIN. HAR-
RIs was badly scalded by the explosion of the steam
er Pennsylvania. We sincerely hope that his iDju-
res are not severe as reported We are also griev-
I'd to hear that Mr. STONE, of this city, was badly
injured Of the same time.
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gentleman iust from Memphis informed Us yesterday
evening" that he Mr. STONE who was passenger on 'e III
- pennsylvania and be informs US that Mr.. sToNE is
= slses arout the face and shoulders. Weare grathed
% learn tat his wounds a7e not considered dsdgeE0us
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Important InfOFmatiOn.

"A uthagngin The house prompt and efficient remedy for
cholera morbus darha, disorders that apt attack all
and which may result in fatal consequences before phys
clan can be procured
The Grenherg Dyenry Syrup, only 50 cents per bottle has
IN the last ten cured Of disorders Of The
matter how violent than all other remedies and prescriptions
put together.
Dr. Hbbard, chairman ts Board Healthof York in
the cholera season. certes that the this medicine
used at the Quarantine ground there not another fatal
case Of cholera.
Dr. De Forrest, Commissioner Water Works. ceraes
that It cures ali Of bowel Ompants produced by eating
much fruit from other causes from st0ppage
Of the discharges, but from chemical change produced b il In
the contents Of the bowels, and produces
the brain. which other remedies are apt % do.
Throughout Tennessee and Alabama has always found
prompt remedy FOR Bloody Fux. had Of Druggists
and Of the subscriber at Patterson & Freemans furniture
ie6-6 ALEX. MACKENZIE.
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BANCROFTS HISTORY,
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With many other articles in the Grocery line.
niay2j-tds CARTER, MCKAY & CO.
II In addition b the viii offer Of fne
gna Tobacco, Rough Ready brand under 500,
cash; all $780, 80 days time approved
jsi5 CARTER, MCKAY & co.
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AIR. SERMONS, the renowned optician and ezEafz2
lYA Manufacturer Of the above celebrated - ~
glasses viii shortly revisit Nashville y requesD 70 remain ~
short time only. Due notice VIII be given Of his arrival
ieI5-h
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FFNHE firm Of ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO., composed Of
II And Allison, 7. Anderson and W. D. MLanahan, by
mutual consent dissolved the LIST day Of june By retiring
Of Mr. Lanahan from the firm And. Allison and T. Anderson
are alone authorized to wind up the Of
Those indebted 20 the late firm requested payment
without delay and thnse having claims against the win pre-
sent them for payment. ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
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Having purchased 8anahans interest in the goods we
nave ke IN as partners 10 business Dixon A. Allison and
John B. johnson We shall continue old
will be pleased 70 old friends and generally
Beng anxious % cut down stock low possible,
preparatory to our f purchase VIII offer inducements prices
70 those wishing q repeHis their stock We shall glad
times receive their orders. and viii do I'll sat
isfactoriy- ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
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FOB sALE BY TIE ExEoUr0Rs
or
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 90, 1883.
ME Rl oier for salo 70 The highest b,oa aersa one
w two aud three years cti0af Interest the premises
That Splendid Tract Of Land,
four miles southeast Of Nashville fronting the
q the Noensv5 Turnpike, and both sides q me MI Cesk
VALLEY Turnpike, the late residence Of H. Psay deceassd fh
whole tract contains,
Four Hundred and Thirty.ssven Acres
which has been subdividad into
FORTT-EKGFET PARTS,
ranging from 25 acres EACH with proper streets and avenues
running each way through the sane, aorng Inducements
opurchases- These lan lie veil, Haere by y 3
ng springs and rnang branches, and the soil Is o the ve
best quality.
ORe-Third sPIendidIy Timbered,
the balance cleared and In high state Of eult7auon There ara
very Of land en- the vicinity Nashville VIII com
parefvohly With this either In the quality OF - soil its eeya-
ted and surface, healthy location goodne orhood
abundance Of good and lasting and its convenience the
city.
This seis made distribution under the win Of said deceased
and liberal credits, without interest aorng 10 purha
ser greater inducements than usual suit themselves
small or large tract Of choice land.
Omubuses viii free usual, leaving the once Nance
Woodward on Deadsrck street. about past a m on ths
morning Of the sale day and return IN the evening
Persons intending 90 out VIII please report themselves
Office Of Nance Woodward By O'clock the I'd
slant, that an nav be accommodated.
COLLATION. the premises free at the usual hour Come one
come ali. JOHN s. PETWAF,l
". PETWAT, l-
g. W. PETWAY, -Ae'A-'ls-
J. K. HUME,
NAycE 4 WOODWARD, Surveyor &C. r jel4-itw6rWtis.