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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-05-08
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riser..2 llnt bic @aibin8tpn-S tatue bermm f%amuelten
F9 bic Scr19tepencn Sereinc' nit itren 5a9nen unb
in sjnen ~ln,freiie pcn bunbert S6rittcn tcnntc man
be,tabs aae atpSerueu Spradcn bGrcn.
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lid einsefunben Dattcn. Sm Der eiersesnten Strabe,
Meter Fitlth, Gattelt iih inspiiden Die Stalicncr NIT
benz rtctsen Gatafalf einscfunpet. 26t 9ipfe, bier
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fall trus auf beiben Seiten bic Sni4rift:
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r#ie DELLA LIBERIA.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-05-08
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Id MainRraBe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-05-08
r%orbanbsn 1T. Salp wirt pieuei&t bic 3eit fommen,
mc Deuti&e. 8ranspien, S%taliensr urp pplsn gum se>
meinfdafdiden Sanbeln berufsn treteen.
Die teiber Srfiut- 8etertn 9tp<gpr
9efabten Se{6IIne. s,

gBir %erflGrcn, baB uiurpatipn unb GYrannet Die
idiparsefsn alsr men14lidcn grrtrs@en flnb bab
70 oft unb i6eraG, 100 bic gteGte bts @rlfes init Sit.
Zen setreten, Die 8reibett Der 8ebs unp Der 9reIe yer.
%rpei9ert, bic 5reunpe bes Sreibeit seG1tst, %Sertannt,
ein9eferfert, beraibt ,nb ertnprbet iperf Ell, eS nt6t
mar bas' Ntdt, fpnbern aud bic YFtdtb Der @enl6en-
freunbe unb @ere6ten pirc, bic @adt i6rer Inter
briider iipnrfi ole 7utb iebe SGubmittel s1l treHcn,
fttIdeI Der Gjott Der gtatur In ibrr SanSe sctest' Bat.
DaB bds ifatierItGt Seepter in 8rantreth isesen<
partis scn .sirsmp u lurpator uno S%srannen t%beiefen
pirb; bab er nidt ~sufriepen NIT Der l%interjtduns
6ranfrei6s ieinet Se1pctifdeit @rm iiber Stalten aus=
srrebnt Bat; baB or Gttpiirfett psri5nltdrn Gbrsei.
3eS bic ppltttl6et Spfninset itb l~pttaleu SntcreTet
bes altsn europa atliseupfert Bat; baB feline. gerbre>
den 9e9en Die 8reibett in biefem sprangef6rittenen
3eitalter erlftperenber unb abl6euli6cr, dis bic ppn
gerp rinb Gal,isula i'm altertbum iinb, unb baB beB
balb in Der Weinits 9erebter @enf6er,, gtanpri,
Srfni unt 9ierri in i6ren Scriuden, Granfrei6 uno
Stalien BON Der Sflasersi git erl6ien, ais MtGrtyrer
int elmer bpd9etlisen Sadie sefafen fihp.
DAP bic Semi9unsen biefer Wanner, penn auG
%erfcl9lps, nidtsbetpweniser Elm erniuttiaenber Se-
,peis bafar linp, oa6 Der Getf Der Sretbcit nod nidt
erlpi6en 1T; baS l6meisenb unO In Der Duntel6eit,
9leiA BEN 9ulfanen ,nb BEN Stiirmen, bic WGdte
Der EeSuluticnen fd anlammeln, unb ba6 Der Sau
bes Deipptismus unb Die Sefreiuns Dee @eniaensez
i6le@ts i'm 8u6e bes unsermeibltaen gerbGnsniGes
9eidrieben fnb. mild aU1 tW
DAP mir In bteler &unbsetuns Der Sympatbie fir
Siancri, SrHnt unb 9ierri muir ben eipisen @runb-
iaben Der @sredtisteit unb Srei9eit b%ulbtsen, unb ba<
bur6 unlere Ssnpatbie fir iene @atner ausbriider,
tpelde ibnert Scran9c9an9en finb lnb trelde fir bic
ielbe 9eilt9e Sa6e auf Fe fpl9e, iperben.
DAP mir ais ccsmcpplitlhe Revolutionary Der
Sade Der 5reigeit unb @ereAttsfeit erseben fnb, 100
INNER Die srpbc SdIadt sesen ben DeipptismuS sez
fartpft tperben ipll; baB mir 1T benz Gonfitt ~feinerlci
@prliebe fir DECENTRALIZATION pber @eI6le6t, fir Safe
pber Stanb anerfennei,, bab infer 3iel auf ni6ts
@erinseres birausscbt, ais auf bic geriSbnuns a1er
merldliden SntsreRtr,, bic 5rcibeit unb oas GlGf
pesI san3e, observation-disclosures, bic 8erpirtlidsns
%ipeialer Gintradt aler Srter, unb bic Giniebuns unb
|9ereriguns Der llniserfalsg iepublif.
g3ir selpben enblt6 btern,it, ba6 mir uns in, @eiR
Der aIsemrincn 9riiberlt6teit bieler srpbcn @a6e
ipeiben unb gu %eiltanber Fsben ppllen LIBERAL, 100 fir
@ere6tisfeit unb bic 5reibeit bas Sdpert aescscn
tpirb." ..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-05-08
6 mpnber 81 nset9er.
Sennabsnp, 8. 1tai 1858.
Neifeaber M9emt bss "Ni6mpnber
s MuteideeS."

5err Dbtltpp 5entel Bat es i%iternrmmsn,
eslssertlidt istner eissnen @sidditsrsilsn ale asent fur
unier Slatt gu ftrfen. Snbtm mir icl6ss bisrpurd
~an3sissn, ssttn mir 3~tsmlelten suslei& untei&rdnfte
goumaht, in u%nisrsmi glai,er Standardization in Sc.
treF u%nisrss s8fattss sin3usetsm lpipie Gelpsr fiji uns
tn Gnpfans gu 'hebnsi,i sinb trtrcen mir aass Derar-
ttss ale BON pns ffsIItf sside9en anertennen. a) s1ne
',ai;riY@ Die EsSaetipn bee a@idbn,. Nn,eisers." %
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-05-08
Richmond Trotting Park.

llntcrS.t6nettr srlaubt it6 bas bsutlts 9ublituni gum 9eIude
bteGe5 IN Ser N6be bee Relertpirs e~etsstrsn gsr9nI9un9s> 9labeS
~srsebsnft sinSalaosn. erfril&unsst isSsr %rt umb Der btten Qua,
lit6t ertparsn bic seeerten @6ht. 6. Basner.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
Mexicalp Affairs,

Mex1co IS again revolulionized bnt 6,,s
revolution succeeds another win a mnE.L
rapIdily thatfws cannot pretend tdIkeen 4,
with them. GoSernmunt are es,abliibsda
a,ndo1sttufheaEisl lie facility dbaty.bIl.
dren Pqt blocks marrow for the'ftna q mi.
bling them down again, These shan.,es
occur SO Frequently. That one atlsmn5a5
fto pelleye that II has become 4 mere 3 am5,ss
mea E With y The multitude, taking tRe place
Eets bull battling, cock-fghtiaes AMI IN M
;aas ie = hseq pleasures "a lnwhichlthe Mex
; ;Jaas ere accustomed to indulge. That
il .sys.ss I,eilesl when I'VE observe that
aaa. pe9ple are fhe sufferers BY these fre-l
.ns changes, especially that portion Of
r.sA. = no happen 70 possess wealth and
a p,op ). Every such Mexican is i pigl
e q 10 e oe Piucked by the temporary rulers
,,,,' ny country ~ of hom seem to have
nn ui,loi ts +! gskill3of II hladelpbia pick
ri ri ~. 8 ln the prosecution of their
Mexico are IN the widest oanf,s; w p
disorder; and anything ike sfss,Ia IS any
ment is an utter inpossibi;t,, kesn n,
come from without sooner y, i, ei z VIE y
Is. we verify believe now, Il. '" ,.sl aha !
for This Distracted AMI n.y. NM S y &, ppPe;
country s, ttss'2iss 10 ased
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24

most of tIte cereals tijise weif Oil these
mountain lands, Yet Nc DO moi thihkSSit
quito As veil adaptea q the growifof
wheat AZ somG d iher pl.rta Of the state, on
aceouut 81 thsse nott Sing % gteets pro-
portion ofliIneand slick in the soil, but this
deficiency can be much obviated BY 2 ju-
dicidus rotation Of crops and proper ma.
nuring. We have ses1some As fiaeasds
of corn on these hills,as are commonly
growls MI the yflley farms, Fruits Of tlie
5difefent kintls common u tho Northern
States tltriye welI. in-iaetsswe4eonsiee
these. hill farms preferable 70 the valley
farms III orchards becafse less liable .
FROST, But Of his Ne will speak hereafter
'TobaccD thrives finely on these hills and md
competent judges have said ths. no part
Eofthe Union is 50 naturally conducive to
tho growfh and cultivation Of the Grape,
as theseIsams hills bordering on the Kan
awha Valley, and the prophecy has been
made. that what France is 70 Europe, il
the culture 3of the Grape the Kanawha
Waller and III .ribus.ry hill country. will
be, At M distant day, to America Al
ready ahpmber Of acres IRE being cult
waited BY lthe yiine-dresser and have proved
sos highly renumeratiya. that others are
preparing TO cultivate the vine. Bul
more Of this thereafter, as We intend u
devote one ofour numbersto the growth
Of the Grape. I'm ,.ts.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
lYrns ~ RisId-Anaihrr GahIf

New YoRx. Aug, lg Cyrus w.fF'ieM
has not the slightest donbt Of HE ehtiro
'suGeessaf ths Telegraph Cable. Heweote
by the Persia 70 day1t5 tie directors to
prepare another cable at once. as it is evil
ldent thatEthe present one, which Will, in
g short time transmits messages as rapidly
as the air line, mill'not be sufficient for
the business. Unit the first ofSeptembers
the line. viii be2closed to all messages ]exe
eepting those from the Governmentsnf the
Usited States and Great Britain.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
!" Lexington valley star. .

The Lexington Talzgy Staft complain,
OF the Richmond Eaqairer, fornot cop
wing into its columns, cpmmendations .
y MI lI LETcHra, from other papers. W,
advise the Stdrl ID cast the beam out offs
own eye. before 1t attempts % pluck tic
mote from the EYE ofthe. Engauiirsr. WI.
nous articles complimentary of.Mr Letcll-
e have been copied from other papers
into the Eaqaiysr. but it seems that tie
Star is peculiarly the organ 81 Mr.. Letch-
er, and treats the encomiuns ofthe public
press upon itsdistingaished fellow towns.
man, Judge BRockESBRouelf. HHsRY a.
EDAvspsoN. and other gentlemen, with
silence and indifference. We suogest
that As the Pulley Star is the home oraar
Of Mr. LErcnER. that policy TEA hires tIat
i should be generous 70 other gentlemen
before be uttering complaints against OIL
y papers. ss4 MI HILL II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24


: THAt coxAiFrKk who have edited lie Star
.sNce kifs femevalE to chaIlsstor, hsxesfel,.nat
vqpishsd, to Mfs RI NplE the scoptrol elH tlse
Paper Though friends sad we'll wiShsrs II
tie. Starr thessa are, pls;sI Poaslbls fof
Its editorials, Mr. Rapde viii announce -
the plbfc the mole in which tbe paper will
shefeaflsf Be conducted. cOMMiTfiEE 4
485l .tsss seTssl9lqEsB I
IN rnanEction swiths the above:
that there wil be no change IN tl,e politics III
Ills paper=-tha Ms colurhnsEwlil still be del
voted ~ the interest oftths Democratic 1PeGtyi
to3Mesietn virgisuas u the souths AMI 40 OIL
Common Country. sAfs sit5t5 IF q
s,9Tne Aeditorial colurnns will beacond,eted
with al ieastsss much abilItys,us they hive
h1tBerto bee n, Is the Undersigned will beas
sisted blythe peasof many of those who have
hitherto written for tlie STIR 81 stl ia
Fstealss tsii4a PHI JNO.a RUMBLE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
Came. Coal oil.

There appears to be much difficulty, At
most, i not all the Oil Works, to make
Oh different days. an article Of Oil which
will be Of the same clearness and quality.
We have seen and used some that was
very dark, apparently not1relieved from
tsgross impurities, and which would
emit great deal Of smoke, while another
lot would Be quite pure, We saw some
to-day at EosTELL's Variety Aore. which
was manufactured sat the Oil Works5in
this place, and which mas almost as pure
and clear as water; i cannot but burn
well, and be free from amoke.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
Communications,

II We publish, this week, q well written
article. from the pen of !" LYpoSIA,, Il 81
ttn't1 TIE FaRs Of RanauAd.'' We lhapll
the fair writer for her favor this week,
and for the one last week, on 4 lharsaatfes
/ Piitlar,'' and hope fol- . continuance
of her tepotings and dottings." Her
cslogfaphy is neat and plain, and she
writes on bat one side OF u sheet- weIWisl
others would take 4 hint s-9 fsz
On our first page, will be found anoth--
Or effusion from the penEof orr friend,
medicateI Il SAwBosEs.'' Goals Mouth
is becoming so literary, We presume, ere
long, they will be !" afthet pooblishiipg I
ali Twinkler' Of their own, and them II
the manuscript. be Q. ~ perhaps the
"types will be. 1!f
The favor Of" AoRtceI r. IS received
and will appear next week.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
HI teIISebaYes velIss slar.
RrIlsIoah

kor tllet Iaha via Ycailst p af.
Rrlisfous
Viii u saY III ropglf your col spns;
iii NM eause Of S6nthef4 Methpdlsn Y
y .pc ;6it III Sunihersyille Glcnlt =.
Z ~ III q uarterit meeting, vblch Cont
',aasced Jnly 31st, and closed Aug. 9th,
rss,Iled inHtbe conversion of37 souls ana
4s a,.,,essiioss ID the ifHrcfi-l-ssea t-es'
,aa nj, p. E., Bro. sullivan was with
rs h,5 Is tuesday. and labored with ms
acc, stoned zeal and power.
Il lad iust closed : pifpFng otI4 Day y!
ean,;nIlSnco, With Ii7 Versions AID u
s;ons to the church: We were ia
! ors3 with the labors Of Rev. G +.
Crooks, Of thei FaystAes circuit, at this his
meeting. During the present conference &C
wear. / have received ! 48 intp the church;
S 39s II tben, from the M. E. Church
f1Sorth I; b from lie N. r. Church ?
Nom Inc Bap5ttists i from the, United
brethren and .lO9 from The world. Some
81 the members Of the. Northern church,
are yery hostile against the South In gen.
eral, and against me III particular.
| have vet to ask the first Northern mem;
her 10 idin with the Southern CHURCH
but when they come with their own trec
will and accord, and are the . right kline
Isof timber 81 intend 70 take thpm, and
while / have the appreciation % my Mas
Her / intend to 60 on. But the. stranges
thinn Of All, is tho yindictjfeness will
which the Northern fraternity pursue
some who leave them. fs# !.
Take one instance Bro, c - Il P n
an old man. 22 years a Methodist, q i
censed Exhorter, always highly esteemed
| having /. come TO himself, joins tn
| Southern church, is Immediately ARRESTED
on g trilmpedk np charges" brought be
| fore. a. committee [ offs h tin. charges AT,
:" Sustained" .(zJ BY " two third
| vote, " tlfc minority Prptesting,sIi 81
| of The 5epmelittee signed the verdict, an,
he was duly expelled, two wecl-S ottef h
had left anif Joined The NJ. +. Churcl
/ South. The cenlmi itee meta seqon'
{timc, but Brother NJ H. still refased 4
Fsign tho verdier. Bfo.s4G. CsD., ono 9
| the two.who sfgped he serdict,,lllass sine
| left and Joined llie South !
Andsnow, that sister f------- has lei
and joined with Us, lvexpect3 that not
yithsrrnrirg sister 4Fos----.-i,as aisEa,yt
| been as twas sail Gesar'ss wife ought {,
be, she will, 1be followed, arrested. trie.
and sentenced 10 the gullotine ofRorfheri
prescription and persecution on yirgini
Fsoil. 4 Jill
Frgniians, sGhTistiahs,,g Meihedist
Et'lIhow long halt, ye between two oPin
ions p" Decide for your country ant
|. your Gol. wN povNr.1y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24

Major Kupp has. at present. gee 8an-
arsd men employed in repairing The Locks
ana Dams, and ii Improving ,he| Manga
ion 81 Coal River. They - aeaisslyy
and busily engageaSalong the entire line
ef Improvement, from Goals Mouth to
Fegtona, distance Of thirty-Evs miles:
meIars informed that Majors Khpp will
complete his contract byth lst Ndsem-
Der next. and that Coal River will bs
ready this Fall fdr the shipment of Cant
.nrf luxf-tozthe esteras aad Seuthesn
markets. ps4 l.s ssfffllais
What ais The friepdssof Elk Risef and
Kanawha River doing towards stsrtflg tlte
improvement Of those riyers 5.AAlll. III the
rights and privileges coaferred y
Ranawha R;vsr Bodfd, aby the last Legs
lature, win be lost. unless something DC
done On The Kanawha river before The ls e
Julynext. Certainly the friends Of n this
very valuable Improvement Will com
meaace operations before their rights arc
Efsrfeitaai aid they have now NO time e e
lose we win be happy to report feafrb-
ably respecting Tie probability Ut th be m
provemsnt Of these rivers being AZ once
undertaken, and vigorously prosecuted
with the navigation Of Kanawha, ElE
and coal rivers improved, this section q
Virginia would soon become one of the
most wealthy and important PortflonsIoi
the State. There would rapidly spring
up coal business and manufactures thRF,
would bring to our bills 5 3 teeAmnifIig popp.
lation and vast deal Of capital. Ia II.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
1Negroes Arrested.

4 On Monday acknowledgements, MrtNicli-
olas Melton, anda young man blythe name
Of Milan, arrested two negro men about
10 miles below here, on the FONT Pleasf
ant road They were lodged IN lah here
on Tuesday: Tho men say they are free
but they had no free papers with them
They state that they have been ' .' employed
III the White Sulphur Springs One
gives his name as Gitley Jones, and says
Ills free papers are registered IN the
Clerks Office at Petersburg. The other
says II, His name is VIM. James n lson, and
that his Aunt, Nancy Meshach. ATT the
Red Sweet. Springs, has his papers enc
is mulatto, and the otifera black. iff
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
Tic allanti, telegraph.

1.-THE INTEREST OF VILLAGES IN. SCIENCE
II. f.5t y5-.F AND ART sl. .s#F9I4
s j. The Atlantic Cable at length, is laid
Iand rome Villages are greenenough TO re-
Ejoice, toshe light Of half theirtallow can.
dies. and the combustion Of half their salt
peter. The Queen salutes the President
and the President salutes the Queen like
q pair of shriveled Leanders and Here's
across tho waters and the tongues ofyil
Elage orators tang with the arguments Of
tadulatien. Where are our paper lanterns,
and ransparsncies, and gun powder. and
oratory and brass band I Where are the
Know Nothings % this occasion ? Noise
is At a premium the opportunity suits
their style and taste, and invites them to
celebrate triumph aftersltheir manner.
We once had q telegraph Of our own !;
but as Sydney Smith observes ofbteech-
les, before the invention ofssuspenders. it
was impossible to keep il up. The great
law Of what goes up must come down,
was fatal to il The wire broke, and 50
did the company; the wire fell. and 50
Did The stock, For aught we know, the
posts now make fence rails, and the wire
makes rat traps. ts-
ss .a'fToEwhat base uses, ''&c. til
III The fact ID, Id and about small villages,
High Art and High Science don't fiouf-4
ish, They grow up, If At all, like sickly
transplanted exoties. We have no bust
ness celebrating their triumphs. We
don't do our dealings BY Telegraph. We.
}don't4g get our education in beauty from
the gaze Of pensiye Madonnas oa3the walls
ofgarnished galleries dor our conceptions
ofform from4the attitudes Of marble We
muses.. WsEhad better toss up our hats
te Alarm house, than q picture Or a tele-
graph we know more about Il and are
more Interested In it. d
II We lake i little> patch of the county
say twenty acres-and. with d pretty good
sample ofsnature, mix enough of bad Art
% put i struggling village on i. The
compound half vegetable and half brick
-hasHthe merit Of neither. The hing
disfgures and ISLANDERS Mature and our
high pretensions afterwards trayestie Art.
Let.us celebrate the triumphs tof paint
andwhitewash, before We undertake illum.
ination and salutes to the Telegraph.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
Somlgthfaa very -RsFfeshiIla. I

i We have Just had n eall tfrons An old
and intimste friend; who Informs us chat
he has, within i few days. received from
SwTn q Co.,of Aqgustss Ga, d check
for. ter, Thousand dollars. n payment of
q prize tieket which cost Only ten dollars
He speaks highly Of this lottery concern,
and said his ticket was pail on demand,
witlfas lutte delay or concern as If IL had
been AS tnahyeents. Our friend is bound
for one or otherof our Watering places,
and IT'S very refreshing to See hos com
fortabie he3feels aflef this lucky hit.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-24
. GnYarnarShin..

The Richmond Enquirer pays 4 JUS
compliment q to Judge BRocKESBaoUoil
and speaks in tfiattering terms Of his pop
ularity in many portions Of the State. Il
also passes z merited eulogy on Hon
HESkY A. EDMuSDsoN, and states thai
his friends len are making strong demonstra-
!. TONS IN his favor. Both. Of those gentle.
men ere entitled:to the confidence Of the
Democracy. ana either Of Them would FIJI
the office Of Governor with ability and