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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
|| notice.
.MEssRs, John n. dlarkson. David 4.

.l d :
III W. Clarksonand John }. William
You will take notice that whereas The
said DaNiaJ. W.. glafkson. ohtle 25jh DAY az
Noyembet 1882, executed 10 the said John
4. williams . deedIof trust ontacertaina tract
or parcel pf land, lying and Benign the.county
of kanawhaJ The same purehasedby tlie said
David ], W.. Clafksoassdf Isaac Moves ana
Cyni hia his wife, and Bradford Nj, Noyts, and
conveyed BIZ them, 10 the said Davii. j. Nv.
ClaTkS 1n BY deed bearing Gale the 9th day Of
August 1852. intr tst to secure the said john
N. Clarksen the sum ofytel thousand dollars
due The It'll daNnf August 1882, one half III
which sum The said John N. Clarkson after.
wards assigaed ta William fompklns, now de-
leased. and The said Trustee John ]. Williams
having removed beyond the limits fine Com
nlonwealth Ri Vifgi.ia, | shall apply by mo-
tionlto the County Court for Kanawha county
on The first DAY Of the next ApIa tennthefepf,
kAprlls the 18th 1882 to appoint another
Trustee i'd the place Of the said, John u viii.
Jams RACHEL M. TOMPKINS,
by her Counsel,
4 All fs#5 ANDREW PARKS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
WHO WANTS CARRIAGES AND BIGGTES
Carriage Manufactorv.


4 ME subscriber would inform. the citizens
p Of Charleston and Kanawha generally
mat Re has opened a Shop, in the Stage Sta.
pie, Back Streef, back Of the ECourt House
where he isptepared to manufacture, III i
superior style, all kinds Of
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES
Having worked in the lest shops in m
Eestern cities be has no doubt bufg1hat ii,
work and prices NiiESgive perfect sstis faction
ne Is also prepared To repair all kinds 81
carriages and trim them IN the la test slyle.
= uses none but the best seasoned timber
perioI manner x : I :
He has alsoa Blacksmith Slo. 81
Win sasa 4ls establishment in which al work
New carriages and bneeies Kent 81, hand Il,
sale; q gwen III exchange for old does. ~
II SIMON B tlRKE,
Charleston October I ls5I.-iy
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

nv ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 600 Men
r.. to engage in the sale or The most mop
ular selling books In AmFs;e ,,...
ehaRcs, farmers and teach : +,
Fl, wll findthis TO be very pruftable and
pheasant business, enabling them to see The
Agents now ln the bs;SsSs sr fan,
nFe hundrsd TO fifteen hundred dollars per
ysars For fail particulars and 4 list Of Books
az i. NJ. RULIS0N, Queen City Pub,
Ohid or ID living East. D RIIiIs6M PbIs.
delphia. fssn 4 ~.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
Y DEALERIN
STOVES AND TIN WARE,


Commercial Row. bet. Court ana State-sts.
GALLIPoLIs. ONO,
IMANtFAcTuREs 70 ordebI ana has con
W stantls on hand, all descriptions Of
COPPER, SHEET IRON AID TIN WARE,
Also, keeps large and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
e COOKING STOVES,
of the most improved patterns, adapted 10
burning either word or coal and !, likewise.
afull supply of PARLoR STOVES, VIII Oh
he. will dispose otion as reasonable terms as
can BE bought in Cincinnati.
His stock has been seleetefs1with care. and
he respectfully invites theicitfzens Of the Ka
nawha valley to give him call, and he will
warrant 70 give entire satisfaction, both as to
qualityand cost His motto ISL rQuick sales
and small prohts.'s kR.
VI Old Copper, Pewter DC, taken in OK !.
change for all goods in his line.s
an Gaflipolis, April IA, 1857, a50y2yl.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
wv 71 ~ 7#F77-F I~-11 n DY4Itf DOUMN6I,l Z
44 fs45 ANDREW PARKS.
commissioners Sale OF Valuable Coal
Lands, and Salt Property, ON the
4=sH 49, FEIszl Kanagrha River ii E

n In compliance withthe directions or ie+
eree of the circuit court of the County or Ka-
nawhaj rendered al the last Fail tenn thereof
in a suit pending therein in Ghancerg wherein
HAIRLESS and Lanhan are Comnla nanis. and
The Administrators and Hersof CrocketIIngIe s
late Of said County deceased. and others. are
Defendants--the qnI ersigned, appointed com
Iaissioners for that purpose by that decree,
Will sellto fhe. highest bidder, at the front
door Of the Court House of said Gounts, in
Charleston, PA Mondby. the 10Th day oiIApfil,
lS5S, theSeferai tracts of land Of which tie
said Crockett Inglesdied seized and Possessed
stiFtlnaated,lyiag, and being in this County,
AND are ais follows III
Lot 40 1,I Of the Z. Washington Barnine
Spring traet, n containing II acres 80 poles.
Apart of the Conrad Smith tract,y md j,
undivided fourth parto thirds of all thu
back, or mountain lands, fCrmerly belonging
to the estate of JohnfRe ynoids, deceased, and
which fofm part of The Washington Burning
Spring tract |; the Conrad Smith tract, the
".Hatrisoh traet,1 Neal and Slanghter tract
and the sfSteele tractB'' and all the right title
and inierse in law, or in,eqNity, in and to all
the lands sold to Franklin Reynolds by tht
| Deed of Partition, dated May is, 1885, and
which was conveyed to the said lngles by the
said franklin Reynolds, and others, by deed
DATED Sept 3, f84 I. and of record in Kama " BIZ
Clerks Office a.|
These ipnds are well known to be valuable
as a coal property, and salt property, and ths
bottbma land is Of a .Superiof quality, The
properly will be sold in parcels, Or in entire.
tys aIs purchasers may desire, and. as will b
found TO be most advantageous.
Terms -lSoEmuch of the purchase NONE,
as Shall BIZ necessary ito pay the costs of sui
kand of sale will besIequired IN cash. a1d.the
residue. on credit Of ONE. TWO, and THREE
years in equal instruments, bearing interes
from4he day bf sale the purchasef. OF pur
cbasers. giving bond with good Personal secu
FIFTY, and the little retained until payment q
said bonds in full. Es
Al JAMES / CARR, Especial
THO. \. SWAMI, s CONS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

yT1RG AT ralSs held i'm thes Clerks
If VI Once Of the c;rcigit court Or Wyoming
County, oil MpaLaY the LIST day Of F,brrary,
l858-- Eli
James Bailey, Complainant, i
III. In Chancery.
Felix w. Canterburs Def't u
Il The object of this salt IS, tptebtain the le-
galtitie toa tract4of land, lsins u said Coun
III, sold BY defendant w Gemr lalaant, ami Y
appearing ftonl satisfacso tory syIdence, That ne
said Canterbury, is nttla reSidenfiu the Com
Gf Nirginia,ftt s ordered hat he
appear there within one mouth at'er the
due publication hereof anddo what IS neces
isaryto protect bis interest IN thy premises
IY3n4? Copg-Ifsles
i..Bs8. WIN. n. HENDER ON, D. 9.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
MCFFATY
u I II Il E L Ia II G
4 AND EsIICENiX BITTERS.

# AND PAl1l4NiA BlTTElsS.
ME best Iamily medicine nov before tht
u public for the cure Of
scRoFuLA. uLcERs, scuRyN
or Eruptions Of the skim Fever send Ague
Dyspepsia, iNfpsy, and fin fact ail diseases
soon yield totheif cs;ratipe pFapertirs.
II has been computed that dutittg the last e
years upwards or Fptja MfLLIoS s Of persons
have been beneiitted bt the use q these med
IclnAfs, q fattMhleh speaks yoIunies Id favol
Of their curative praperties-a sin gle trail will
place them beyond the reach OF esmpe lion Ii
lhetestmate oil everypatient. By tteiruse the
blood is restored TO a healthy state and freed
fiom allimplrities. The system IS not reduced
during their operation, but inyigSratet, and
they require no restraint from business OF
pleasure.
TIE afflicted have in these medicines q rem
edy that Will do for them all that M dicine can
possibly eject. PREPARED By
e l6-IY w. b. AiOFFAT,iN. York {
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

TIME Commonwealth Of Virginia, Ito the
Il Sheriff of Kanawha county, Greetings
We comma nd You that you summon the Kan
awha Coal Company, if they be found within
Your bailiwick, 10 appear before the Justices
ofpar County Court fer the eountyo Kama
wha, at rules to be. held in the clerks office
thereof. on the first Monday in April neSt,#to
anSwerthe James River & Kama wha GompaF
ny of aplea Of tfespass on the case inassump4
siti damage $1,000 100. And have then there
thisswrit. Witness, ALExANpER NV. QdARRIERi
Glefk Of oursam court, al the court house Of
said county, the 1st day of March, 1888. in tie
SOD year Of ouTIf0undation.
vsn44 "A. w. QUARRIER, ii
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
III AMES L CARR Special
THO. b. SWAMI, { CONS.

NIRGINIA, SS:--At rules held in the
Y CLERKS Office 81 The County Court 81 Put
nam conntyIin the Month Of March 1855
Alfred Ellis Complainant,
it'll IaB43/ VS..
Washington r. Morrisl Henry Morris, Madi-
son Morris, HSryey ICIyst Harriet Cryst,
Charles Poinde&terJ Nancy Poindexter, Thorn
as Rober 81 George Morris, Richard Chand.
leri and Ann Chandler Defendants In Chan
Gerry. S
Itappearing, BIZ sfidayit, that the Defend
ants, Henry Norris Madison Morris. Harvey
CTySt, and Harriet Cryst, are non residents Of
the State Of Virginia, and the object or this
suit being to Obtain decree for the partition
OF the lands Of Henry Morris deco, between
the heirs Of said Morris and their aIences. it is
therefore ordered that they do appear here
within one month after due publication Of This
order and do what is necessary Id protect their
INTEREST," in the premises Testej
R0, n. HARVEY Clerk.
PARKS q HoGE. Soils ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

Ihose ExpdEIsihg u Dye This Winter.
WUuED dsSIYsll 70 call at the Charles
Il ton Drd8 Htore, as they will find
Stuffs. HI II so
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

ehr CH1Rer Rev D. 4! ISeeet,
Jariof heg Fl tase Baltimore Annual
Canterehae oa ilsastle (Firginia1 Cir
csEt, Il caargpt III the newspapers with
haaipg aeql4ssd that he would be clad il
the cons oyersg sefaring q tllat existing
hessseaa t TO slaaehes al tA.seI hIetlods
lit 1iaea.sE Church Wallla grow iias5
an sen war; IA tiA.t tie North would
Nipe lhe Souii oE al existence, X
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
|NTIRGINIA, ,SS:+-AE rules hells in Tia.
NV CLERKS Office be The Circuit Court ol
Putnam County, iii the month Of MarcA
lS59-- ny. En-

i
Amedi SheS eIdaker James Shey efdaker, Pet
Nv Shtyetdaker, Frances hay, Sebastian w
Raw. Richsrdsfhonias, fIaEriEt Thomas, Chas.
eriaker,1 cslumbas Ssshegerdakef, Gsosee
Fisher, Eliza Fisher Sydney hing Edward
KIM, James kafth, Luke 'Sheserdaker
6sat hafiaie SIleyefdakkr Richard Shes etdaheEt
David Sheverda ker, s 5abeth Sheyefdaker
Eand frances Sheveldak er, Defendants In
kGhaHcery. g.5E#g
iii appearilis. h affEaavft, that the defend
IA ts Chas. Sheyt rda ktTse Columbus Shevefda-
Hker. gorge Fisher ana Eliza Fishfr, are nom
sresidentsBof the Slate of Virginia, and The
Iohiect of this suit beigSgt tseltf berea estate
of the infant heirs of Michael shererdakeI
dec,d,lln the lands bfs shld Michael Slew
erda ker der'ds II staerefors ordered that They
da apptar here within one nlpn'h after due
ppblicalion Of this order and dp!whal is nee
essary FOL fotest theif interest in the pFeti.i-
SEES III este,
'8s RI. T. HARVEY, clk
PANS 8 HSGg, So's. f3n44
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
NI.ewis ERuHrlelI.

The o6ieet Of this snit III. Ia recover the
SUMO S4l B 63 CENTS. due BY bond exc
cuted BY the Defendant to Plaintiffs,
withI legal interest sEereoh from tile 23d
day tSf Nay, 1857, until paid and costs d
suit. #h HE.
1rh6d it appearing. from aGlavit fled.
that the defendant, Lewis RnFner, is a
non residentIof this Commonwealth, il is
ordered that BID do appear lerewithin> ene
month after due publication Of this ordeG
and do what's necessary Ito protect his
interests Id the premises. ITeste,s
NM AtW3 gu Is RR5IEHs, Clerk.
HQuAKRlER and GilLIsoN PHI d. y3:4s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

T ! !se
sEsfaw A1toS eF I ii. I.BoH. -EEIIssisF. j.
s. 81 q Il 81 ib.lgtF gsastoe 81 tbs pc
Ipelt Ieinpls Eaptiss Ss8tfissY.
liz Ais fesi saia ~ "a iSia
accepted q d uga sssas 81.
N|eEE % Qtac " lasgss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
4faaI Aobtrtisflllrass.

yyIRGINIA Atsrlles held il The CleFk's
" Oaice of theAcsfc.lit court Of Wyoming
Count on Monday iae list aay 81 February,
1865
John Mullins. Complainant
VS.. as In Ghancery.
Tobias Sizernofe, Defendant
The object Of this sditgis u subject several
Esracts Of land. lying Eniihe County q Wyos
ming. to HE payment of Judgment Liens OF
aimed and beIG BY the Complainant, agaIhs'
the said Defendant. and litappearIng, from
satisfactory evidence, that The said slzemogei
issa non resident Of the Common wealth @ol
Nifsiniaaiti ii ordered that HE appear here
within one fnonth after thedte publication
h.r4oE and do what is necessary TO project hi;
inierestHil the premises AECnpy-9-T este,
Eg3:l2 WM. NJ 3SlDEHSON,l y, q
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
VIRGINIA SIS rules. held IN the
v Clerk Office of gl1e cirenit court for
Kanawha County, in TIE n5ntR u March,
Ptiney Pendell, JOHNNY. FL ChancegS
jarrett and Isaac Jarfst,

The object If This sait is, to subject to
sale 4 tract of land in Kanawhs2 county,
toIpay a jud gsinent id favorof Complain
ants against Pliney Eendell /and Isaac
Jarrett, which land was soiKby Isaac to
John X Jarrett - 81
And it appearing, from Affidavit. that
the Defendant Isaac Jsfrett! is d nom res,
.idant Of this CommonRealth, il is ordered
that lie do appear hefeswitllin one month
after due publication af this order. and
do what Is necessary pproEect his inter
ests il the premises. Teste,
"a. W. QU A|RRIER, clerk.
r. B. SWAMI, Sol. mas.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

.JTIRGlNIA, IS AT rules held ii the
IN Clerks Office ofthe circuit court for
Kanawha County, IN The month Of March,
.iB58-
Dickinson and Shrewsbury.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

fTsfHE Commonwealth of Virginia, to The
/ u Sheriff Of Kanawha county, Greeting !:
We command y.it3that you Summon the Old
Dominion Coal Company. ifl they be found
withlnyo 5baiiiwiek, to appear before the
Iuttiees Of oar County Court for theicsunty Of
Kanswha, at9ru1es to- Be held 10 the clerks Of
fee thereof, on the first Monday iii, April next,
to answer the James River q Kanawha Conn
pany of plea Of trespass onI the case in asl
sumpsit, damage $500 0G. And have then
there this writ. Witness, ALExANDER w.
QUARRIER, Clerk Of our said court, at the
court house Of sapf county. HE ISL day oI
March 1858 In the SD year -four foundation,
Y5n4I A. N.HQ tIARRtER. \
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

TIME Gommonweali b Of Visgina, to the
+ IL Sheriff OF Kanawla county, Eftetingl;
WecemH1and YOU that you summon tie Old
Dominion Coal Company, ii they be found
within Your baiiiwick, to appear before ilLe
Justices ofloar County Courtlfor thu conntYof
Kanawha5 at rules to be held insthe clerk sfoft
fce thereof, on tie first Monday ii April next,
toIaaswer the james Rivers Kanawha Conn
fpany Of a plea IT tresSpass on tkeHcase mas
sutnpsit. damage 800 90. And have then
there this writ Witness, ALEXANDER WI
QEAR RIERI Clerk of our said court, bit the court
house Of said county the LIST day Of March 1858
in lhe S.lYear@of our founda ton. =.E
Al A. w. QuARRIER.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

THIS remedy has won for itself slch notoriety
from its cures OF every variety Of pulmonary disease
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the eri
dences of its virtues iii any community where il
has been employed So wide is the fed Of its uSe
fulness, and SO numerous the cases Of its cures,
that almost every section OF the eounTy abounds
inpersons publicly known who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lungs b. its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine Of its kind IS too appa-
rent to escape observation and where It's virtues
known, thezpuhIc no longer hesitate what antidote
employ for the distressing and dangerous alec
tions OF the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. Not only IN formidable attacks
upon the lungs, bat for the niildet varieties of
COINS, CoHeHs, HoARsHsEss, &C.. snd for Chill
DREa il is the pleasantest and safest medicine that
can be obtained.
As It has long been IN constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is keptup to the best that
has BEEN and that the genuine article is sold BIZ ~
JAS. A CAEDW
. .. IL ROGERS,
j. al, LEWIS
ID. iii ESIILL, sss
Cha rleStol8 Va;
And by dea'eIs il medicines Everywhere
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
aeaal 86bertIsfllleats.

ETTfRGINIA, IS. Ait rules held III the
Clerk Office of The Circuit Court for
P0tnam County. in the month Of March 1855.
Jeremiah S, Kirtly, III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

Ilse OBJECT Of this suit is u subject several
tracts et Ia IA, lgiig ri Lib County If WIZ
ming, tl the IS d judgment liens u.s.
taEssfe IA ksEa 5.,,y,ls.:fla ITS esBl iYst
thess 5l s4gs.sss5.t sgiyearj,,g9 lfr.,n
s4yits4ssea, tlIat s,s siy sr,nE, y
,aat 4 sss5 al uttthE gbli.asi q lt af'y-tTs
iGI.a. itisoss efesl sS,as III ansasF 51s ,cithE,
acis ss4 asaf IA Ut ii4sa iii, la lam + an M
std Isl Il II :s,ssssae Bis iTt
saa III 9lse ptgss Il ,s5pg4 4Eesse
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

James Webb and al, defts.
sF object ofsthis suit Is, to compel the
heirs Of James Webb, DECREASED te maketio
said JaIemiahS. Kirby, adeed Of conveyance
to fractof hand sold By said James Wehb; 10
said kirtly, by title bond on the iii of A ptil,
1853, c1niaining ninety acres, lying 1.-THE
right hand FaTk az Charlie Creek. in Pitt nam
Conuty, and adj dining the lands Of said Kitty.
anil ii appearing. by affidavit filed, thai isaac
MINIS, one ef tie Defendants, ii i nom resi-
dent b this Stale, Il ii therefore ordered that
Fsa4dEabsent Defendant ID appeay here ia one
month after due publication oIfhis order, ind
dowhas is saetrssaty to protect his interest in
The TiFelpises. Isl & u lEsste, f H Fl
ROT. HARVEY, Clerk.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

The object of this suit being to recover the
sum of $50 Q Idatnages, with interest and
cost, and lit appearing by affidavit fled that
the above defendant Edward MeGaflister is a.
non resident of The Commonwealth Of Virgin
ia,itis ordered that he DO appear here IN one
month after due publication Of this order, and
do what is necessary to project his interestin
the premises. y FFeste,
Ro. n. HAKVEY, 3Cl,k.
9kc(soNAe. NFfVMAN a. Mrf5 INN1s MI ii 2.Af
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-10
Observation-Disclosures.

The first Jackson convention ever held IN
Virginia put forth an address to the people Of
the State recommending the Old Hero for
President and Calhoun for Vice President,
because "ihey were the tried and true friends
of protective tariff and of liberal system
of national internal improvements" The ad-
dress called upon the Adams party to disband
their organization ADD unite with the friends
of Jackson and Calhoun, in order that they
might defeat the Crawford ticket, or caucus
ticket as it was generally called. The con
yenti0n was held at Fredericksburg, in the
summer of 1924. Several OF the gentlemen
nominated as electors for the jackson and
Calhoun ticket are still living among whom
we recolIect the names Of Col. Ilairst0n, the
present worthy and respected senator from
the Henry district, and Chiswell Dabney,
esq, now, and for great while past preSi-
dent of the Virginia Bank at Lynchburg.
The Adams convention of 1874, which also
met at fredericksburg made no nomination
for Vice President, bur 1t was stated IN an
official report of its proceedings that great
majority of the members decidedly preferred
General Jackson as the second to MIR. Adams.
This is news to some Of the present genera
of some of the surviving members OF the
Adams convention.
Both the Adams and Jackson men Of 1894
were emphatic in their opposition to the
caucus system 1t was upon that issue that
they united in North Carolina and carried
their ticket against Crawford, the nominee
of a congressional cnucus--tbe last caucus
of the sort that was ever held avowedly for
the purpose of nominating President aud
Vice President OF the United States.
1t is obvious that the presidential election
of 1924 decided no principle at issue be
tween parties. All the candidates had long
been prominent members OF the old republl-
can party, and had rendered important ser
vices to their country. They differed how
ever on questions Of public policy, OF no less
i'm portauce than the consitutlOnali.y and
expediency Of national bank, protective
tariff, and system Of internal Improvement
by the federal government. Mr.. Crawford,
the most strict CoDstrucuonist among them,
was stroug friend to Uulted States Bank,
and so also was Mr. Gallatin, who was NOM
mated to run with hun on the ticket. Gen.
JacksOn's opinion was not then asked on the
subject Of bank, and we are not aware
that he expressed any upon 1t NJ that period
10 relation 10 the tariff, his votes In Con-
gress and his letter to Dr.. Coleman showed
tina, he was prvtectiopi-t. Mr.. y Jams aud
Mr.. Clay we're both understood 10 favor q
protective tariff and national internal i'm.
pfOSemsnts, aUd yet they were ali regarded
as orthodox republicans 10y the Jeiiersoniaus
and Madisonians OF lo2t. All their names
we're before the republican congressional
caucus Of 1894, and the vote would have
been pretty fuirly distributed among them
bu, for the opposition started 20 the caucus
system by the friends Of Jackson, Adams,
and Clay, and their refusal to connect their
political fortunes With it.-Rick Examiner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-10
The Deficiency Bill.

In the House of Representatives, on Thurs
day the Deficiency bill came up as as
the regular order Of business, the pending
question being the motion of Mr.. Garnet
of Virginia, to recomnit the bill and amnd-
ments to the Committee Of Ways aad Means,
with certain instructions. A motion to lay
the bill Oh the table was lOst-yeas 43 nays
l43-and then the motion to recommit was
disagreed to, yeas l0l, nays 100. The bill
was then ordered to be engrossed and read
a third time. but Oh its passage was re-
iected, the vote being yeas LOG, nays IA;
Mr.. Branch, of North Carolina, moved to
reconsider the vote rejecting the Deficiency
bill, with view to recommittog 1t with IN,
s,ructions to the Committee of Ways and
Means to bring in separate bills Tor each
item of deficiency. This led to an Irregular
and somewhat personal discussion, in which
gentlemen on all sides participated. A mo
ton to Law the reconsideration ON the table
was lost, and the main question was ordered
to &c put; pending which, at 3o'ciock' the
House adjourned.
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southern Railroad movement.

A Southern Railroad Convention has re-
Gently been in session at Chattanooga, Tennes-
see. The roads represented were: the South
Side, Orange and Alexandria, Richmond and
Danvile, Virginia and Tennessee, East Ten
nessee and Virginia, East Tennessee and
Georgia, Nashville aud Chattanooga, and
Memphis and Charleston. The schedule
adopted by the Convention makes the entire
line direct without detention.
From Memphis to Petersburg and Rich
mond, &c; or vice versa, the time required
will be So hours: to or from New York, three
days and eighteen hours. From Memphis to
New Orleans, the passengers will have the
choice OF travelling either by railway or
steamboat, full arrangements being effected
on both sides. Tickets will be issued from
all intermediate points, and in fact every
thing arranged complete The schedule will
take effect on the 18th May next. at which
time the staging 90 the East Tennessee and
Virginia road will be obsiated, and the en-
tire route one continuous line of railway.