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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-29

LNACHANGES OF CITY PROPERTY FOR
~ Farm We wish 70 exchange desirable Store House on he
south SIDE Of the Public Square Nashville, FER farm Containing
about ~ acres with good Improvements railroad and IN
SUMNER Williamson or Aaury counties Apply 20 or address
J. L. a d. W BROWN,
HAyzO-dFE&Wlm a. Chsrry street
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
AxorHKR PR,zr FIo,rr. .--BioopY

AEorHKR PmzE FIeHr. Bloopr Brsr,
NESS. The 81, Louis Repa6li loan gives IA
ACCOUNT Of 4 6 ght between Fa, Nc Neil.
the Tipperafy Boy. and lEIiss o. Fiagher-
ty, nearith Fair Grounds, Oh the same
day thai the Morrissey and Heenan fight
tsok place, O'Flagherty was tie victor,
tho report closing with the following
summary Of the brutal work aS
On the sixteenth round Nc Neil could
not come up to time. having both arms
broken. two extremely black eyes, a ffae-
tured rib OF, two. and head about twice
lis usual size, and having besides Fccoiv-
ed q great LOGS Of sensational. Hes was
therefore declared whipped and the NOM
ey handed over to the triumphant o la-
gherty. The latter, however, though DEF
clared victor, was tolerably severely punt
shed. His left eye. was put out eusirely,E
his collar bone had sustained Two cont
minuted fractures, his five right fingers
misplaced from their sockets. and his
month slit Oh the left side Of his cheek as
far back as bis ear. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
Ciaeinnati 5Iarket.

- s +
FLOER--T here was more disposition man
Tested 10 realize to-day. and the msrket gaze
IlnJiaattoRs of settling down tdwafls APPOINT
that would admit Of shipment. The sales
), 200 brls. at 81 a5@4 je f5t sGper6ne, 81 40
t54 so for choice do, and s. 81 as ior extra
white Wheat. = tssR l.8
WHfSKY--the market was dbl to-day,
and prices ruled lower. Sales of so hIls at
l7tc,s 100 de- H. r. at lac and lJU do low
proof at l1ac.
H0GS-A continued good demand for fu-
ture delivery, embracing all December, at So
%. aud of this tate there were more buyers
thsn seileis--owners eolitiLu ing TO ask S..
4 PR0NlSlONS--A good demand ior Bacon,
with sales Of 1870 hhds Sides at Sic, and 10
do at &c. Prime, Lard is held at ICE. Moth
ing trans pirsd in Mess Pork.
WHEAI-The market was less finn 10 DAY,
and prices were tending downward. although
! prime qualities can not be quoted lower The
sales comprise eco Bushels prime va lie At 81
los, 100 do. do. at at.oJ, 900 do. good do Al
99c, and 100 bushels inferior Red az 85c!
EORN--The market is firm, with good de-
mand. The receipts sell quickly at eQc,
0ATS-There IS q fair demand, and prices
are firm at 5tt653 for new, and 81 tpl old.
| GR0CERlES--Moiasse slower, v ith sales
Of new crop al 3S939e. Sugar ranges from
E74 iosStc. Not much new crop Sugar or Mo
lIasses yet coming in. nor will here be until
ihe river Tises. Coffee is steady and IN fan
demand at 11sto l2sc for good to choice Rio
The tendency in The market, for This afsicle
Els To a higher range Of prices than has prevail
led for some time =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
flAN Ay7IIEN VAL . rs R - = =

"A the the docsain1 ef| popular soser-
sig1iT. 1Emas 1ues ion ipf an honest
4 sItsftnee 3 kcf'a on. Coy. Use nor his
f,.;s,,ds fi6any Of whom are for fletcher
are not fsctionists. It was Mr.. Hunters
oraans aud fsiendsin Virginia, Who UNI y,
ted with the New Orleans DstEd, e "a
ssa = !, ,s +. ifitrxEng ID plsl down Mr.
B. and his friends from THE llIse o. ny
Inauguration. up % thestlme e, i9 IS !
owing his Kansas policy. 81 frfs e
with the Virginia DembcFacys were ~,
s /" a, -. I'm all sidesrby lhrse joutBals-
The South heading TIE 0pposltl9nF 70 y Is
uinia. Now these NerItable parts pl con
sis,eacv are irving TO ride into poPnlaI
ayor h he South, spon Mt. B: a shout
ders, and claim to -Ibe par sxcellept tps
only true friend Of the South and Mr. ~
Administration, What inconsistency
what gIorius impotence. We 90 no
charge that Mr.. Hunter is priyy1so thi'
uufair systsr OF tactics 10 break dowI
GOV. Wise and bis friends: We admire
Mr.. Huater. but not the less. Gov Wise
whom we believe now % be head apd
shoulders above almost any other hsius
man. but earnestly and honestly protes
against Nj. Hunterss friends mixing nI
Gov. Wise fortunes with the fatelo MI
lLetcher. sor any Otaer aspirant for Guber
material honor. JUSTICE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
lenlnrratir Nlkttihg ID Putnam Co.

Pursuant TO previous notice, meeting
of the Democracy Of Putnam. was held
al Hurricane Bridge. on Saturday, the
9Th Of November. 1853. HlH
On motion 81 DR.. s. Williams, R.. N.
B, THOMPSON was called to the Chair,
land A. j. BECKETT appointed Secretar,H
On motion, tie Chair WAS reguestedfto
appoint i Committee of FIVE, 10 draft and
report suitable resolutions for The action
of the meeting. The airHappointed the
| following gentlemen. totwitl:
I Dr.. S. Williams, Elias Wheeler. Briee
Paul Dr.. VIM. +. Herndon and J. r.
Short. The Committee retired, and after
returning. reported the following prearn
bles and resolutions. which was unani-
Imously adopted
4 Whereas. the Democratic party, ! in aS-
cordance with The time-hoRbred usagas
propose holding 4 Convention to nomf.
/ nate d Candidate for Gpverhor, lLieuf.
1 GoTerpor and Attorney General, thersk-
/ fore. be jit &.
4sRssotpsd ist, That We lthe Democrats
slof Putnam. will cheerful y meet with thE
party, in said Convention. III
Resolvea cd, That Judge JoHN WI
4 BRocKEEBRoUGH IS 4 Statesman in every
way preeInipently qualified VI be Cover
nor ofihe Old Dominion, and we unhesi
tatingly express our preference for him
4 for Governor. with the determination
however, to support the nominee OF the
State Convention, whoever be may be
II provided he be q Democrat, and an In
ternal Improvement man.
Il Resolped Sd. That the Chair appoin
25 delegates 10 represent this County, II
/ said Convention.
81 Resotged 4sh, That this meeting can
not suffer the present occasion to pass
4 without expressing their Appreciation Q
lthe manner ia which our present Cover
Il nor has discharged the duties pfhis office
and all weask 81 the State Convention IS
10 give Us d candidate who IS as SCUM,
Ion Internal Improvements as Pie,
\ The following were appointed delegate
lin accordance with the Sd resolution.
Il r. T Harvey, VIM. Grass, VIM Da
Ividsof, John Morgan. VIM. Ia. Love,
II Williams, VIM. g. Herndon, Elias Wheel
Ter, u. s. Kirtley. Thos. McGailister. B
4 NJ. Hall. John H, Ford, AL a. Ellis
Berthy Smith. Samuel Frazer, ~ II
Nc Coy. J. w. Wyatt, STROLLER Harmon
i. L. Bronaugh. John Nc allister, =
Il NJ. Melton, Adam Asbnry. John Thorn
tas, Vincent X. Rust and Kns D. Sho
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
n.mn,raiit MsetiaE d CabelI Co.

A. Meetingsof the ID Democracy Of Cab
Iii II the Court House, on Monday, No
sember ist, (it being court day for the
purpose Of appointing Delegates 70 the
Democratic State C~nvention. On mos
ton AZ DR.. McGinnis. ELIJAH RICK
Frs Esn.. was called to The Chair.
NJ On motion Of Ira fMcG onihay, g.,
WARREN was appointed Secretary Of the
on motion Of John Morris, Esq, .
committee Or three was appointed 20 DRAFT
resolutions expressive Of the sense Of the
meeting u
tleman said Committee
n John Norris Hon. A. G. Jenkins. aud
Peter G.. Burlington.
rFbh committee unanimously reported
the. following resolutions, which were
.adontea without a dissenting vote.
Resolped list, That The Democracy OF
Gabetl, have. as ever full confidence il
tie iustice, strength and piopriety q
Democratic principles, and that We see,
'in the. recent dissension 81 The party
which contributes, in part e the loss
which we seem recently % have isustaili-
led In SONS Of the Northern States, only
Temporary disturbance, upon winch our
enemies need not calculate ius the PEesl-
Dental election 1860.
Resos5sd ed, That in addition 10 these
dissensions among The Democracy, com
Iplete fusion OF. alIthe heterogeneous ele'
ments opposed 70 us.was requisite @ Sc.
cure this partial triumph IF the opposl:
ton, and That this fusion, from its very
nature contains the seeds Of is own rapid
ldisso)ution. HUI i,B
Resol0ed Sd, That in all the Demo
| crats whose names are now promlaen
before the public, for the Demoetaiic Gu
Ibsrbatorisli nomination, we recognize
gentlemen emiaently qualified for the po
lsitipn. JIM whom We have implicit conf
ldence hud any one Of whom We shal
eheerfully; support as The Democratic
nominee Tor Governor Of Virginia
Resoleed 4th, That the Chairman .
This meeting appoint twenty five Dele
gaes. to attend the forth coming State
| Convention. wherever and whenever j
may be held. l4 ls
Resoired 5sh. That any Democrat Q
Cahell, in good standing with the party
WHO may represent at tie pine and plac'
4of said Convention. Is hereby authorize
Elo participate as Delegates in casting ~
vote Of said County. M sI
The Cbairappointed the following gen
tlemen as Delegates
is zGpL Q. Simmons. John Morris, 2. G
Burlington. John Miller, a. Gwinn, DR.
la. MeGinnis, Thos. Thornburg. G. K
4 Morris, w. III. Hagen. /, Ong. JAS Nor
Iris, g. @. Ricketts,, VIM. @. Miller =. D
Biankenship, jerome Shelton, James Nc
Comas, T. u. jenkins, Thos Spurlock
sEE. w. bloom. Grin Moore. T. Sedingsr
is. Handy. james A. Holly, Harry Bar
lrett and a. B. Roberts.
On motion Of Col. Simmondss Ii,
\ Chairman and Secretary were added Y
1.-THE list OF Delegates.
On motionIof John Morris, Esq, tn,
meeting adjourned.
i L, RICKETTS,, Chairman.
Il 5,G. id. WAaREN. See.ry.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
Aaaiher IaIts.

We publish today theproceedings 81
4 Democratic meeting in Mason, which
is another prof Of our assertion that thti
Democracy of this section # the State,
are Overwhelmingly in favor Of BsRoekES+
BaoueH. and against LETeHER Tbs
County Of Putnam is yet to hold meet
ing, ana when sile speaks, The counties q
The Kapawha yalley viii win singulal
unanimity have protested against th'
nomination 81 John ;Leteher. Never be-
ford have the people of this portion of Chg
State, BEEN SO unanimous in opposing the
nomination Of aiy man, Is they are j
opposing tie nomination Of John Letchcr
Il win Be seen. that CabsA failed t
express 4 preferences in her meeting. yef
we learn. that almost the sole division il
sthat County is between EDN6sDsoS AM
BRocKEknRoucH.
Since the above was type; Nc har,
treceivea the proceedings lof the Dem
l|ocratic meeting Of Putnam county. whicl
live publish IN another column. Putnam
IAas done as WI predicted = Pr0teste|
lagsinst Mr.. Le,cBer.
Ia
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
For the Kanawha valley star.

Mr.. EDIroR:-I was highly gratffied
BY a perusal Of your able and pointed ed
litoriaI in reply 70 !" Charleston" and an
article which appeared in The Richmond
South, over the signature of g w est Al
legfany." Itlis plain 10 be seen, that the
whole scope and object ofthe article al
nded 10, is To place Gov WIsE and his
friends. ina false position before the peo-
pile Of Virginia. The writer's. aim is,
without doubt, to create THE impression,
that Hi iwho sustains Mr. LErcnER, are
The simon pure friends of Mr.. HUNTER,
and the opponents Of Gov. Wisees for
tunes. And this is unfair and illiberal
Coy. Wise has taken 10 part in the fight
fiji Goyernor, whilst Mr.. Letcher s
friends declare openly. that Ne Is not the
candidate Of the Hunter wing, If II may
be SO styled. NJ
We can assure 4 west Allegheny 4
| that their are nanyof Gov. aFise's friends
particularly in the Valley and tenth lie.
gion. Mr.. Letcher's. own district, and
Throughout the entire State. who will
support Mr.. T.. Ecalously and cordially,
men who are true. trusty and tried, and
who admire Henry j Wise as much, j
not more than any man in Virginia anc
WHO will sustain him aud vote for him fol
any position in the gift the American
people West Alleghany alfades to til,
& South, newspaper. and classes eyer,
man who's opposed 70 Mr.. Letcher, a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
I solilarY man, II anI parly, mo &

4 solitary man. nj any party, VINO ~
known tesbeS % believed @ be. an 44boli-
,iionist Or FressoilSs. that does lot sym
pathize withIJohn Letcher, and desire his
nomination. As all evidence Of this fact
we refer TO The defenceIoE All. Letcher BY
tie Abolition ofganas Wheeling! Other
evidences equally strong, might be given
we're il. necessary. We ask. is notthis
fact sufficient 70 array every pro SLAVERY
man. in every portion of the Common
wealth, against tho nomination Of Mr..
Lecther II j. true there are loyal and
political Southern men in nearly every
county lin Western Virginia who favor
his nomination. But we are amazed al
their position Will they, and viii East.
srn Democrats still persist 10 urging the
nomination of Mr.. Letcher ? Do they
believe that ir doing 90 they viii promote
the principles Of the Democratic party,
81 strengthen the instistations Of the State!
AS Democrats. az ,Soathelr men, as
Tirginiians, sue protest against Gle nonaina-
ton Of John Letcher for Governor Of tht
STATE land Ia doing so, we are proud to
know that we but reecho the sentiments,
and feelings Of an Overwhelming naiorits
Fofthe Democratic party in the Kanasedo
Valley. and III other djacent Counties. -
No people are more devoted to Democrat
&c principles. and u the institutions 81
Virginia, than the Democracy of this
section Of The State and I'VE rejoice 70
SIZE their decided and unequivocal posi-
ton in relation to the Gubernatorial nom
ination. They will not falter il their
position, but looking alone 70 the good Of
ktheirtparty. aud the prosperity aud well
fare of the State, they will continue to
protestegaiaa The aoeaiaatioa of any man
whohas ever, at any period, been an enc
my to the iastimtionsof Virginia.
We trust that Eastern Democrats will
open their eyes 70 their true interest, and
that they will not attempt to force aplnly
man upon the Wsst who has everraisssdf
his voice, in opposition to the institutions
ofthe South. We appeal to the Demo-
cratic party all over the State, to rally in
opposition 10 the nomination pfI John
Lstcher. We appeal particularly 10 TIE
Calhoun wing IT the Democraey--tp the.
tctjeolsy Of the State. We appeal to
you, ID The Language Of bretIlrsn; II you
revere the memory, 81 cherish TIE prin.
Ieiples fof JoHs g. CALHOUN, discharge
your duty to yourselves. your party and
your Country, BY protesting, with united
voice, against Che nominationof any man
who has ever Jdltered il his devotion to
.Yifginia.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
Death Of John NJ Patioa.

by the death OF John "a. FAfTQE, tne
society Of Richmond loses one of its es-
teemed members, aid the bar 81 he State
lis brightest ornament. Mr PATTtN was
endowed with almost the highest ofder.ot
intellect, and il his habits Of study lad
been commensurate with ibis abiliiy, lie
would not have been surpassed BY any
living lawyer. Despite lis taste for die
pleasures Of eoeities and an occasfonal
waste ofenergy il Gle persuits Of politics,
he was The focir prf1ceRs of his probes.
sion Iii Virginia. His mud was chiefly
distinguished for The breadth and yyigor
Of its grasp, but lis other qualities were
| uearly in proportiou.E Fof die last tenpi
fifteen years Mr. PAFrna has been i resi-
ident.of this ely, and dursng tie time Ee
itabored in his profession with eqlaB zeal
and success. Very few Important cases
weretried before The Count 81 Appeals n
which he was not emplote "a and ofN hich
THE result was not mainly tleiei4aiaea1by
the force of His talent, q If he was1less
conyetsant with books asan some sdfshis
fassociates-and there we4e few WHO ex
ceIled him even in this respect b9 tie
common eonsentsof The profession vi.
Parton was allowed % b Ihevaryabiest
lawyer in the State. In EARLIER LIE he
represented the Fredericksburg district
in CONGRESS, and up9nFthat theatrel bis
powers were as cohsp icuous as Al lie Bar.
/ The e steem in which be was held by The
Eeommunily was atses:ed by The. eonconrse
Il = al = 4 - !. II
who yesterday paid the last tribute Of rel
fspest to his remains sSoatk. E
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
NEW srosE AND NEw Goops.

NEW Store AND NEW GooDs, Il gives
.us pleasure to announce that Mr., B.
Norris haa opened, IN the store house
lately occupied by Goodwin y WEIGH,
opposite the Kanawha House, \ Splendid
hot 81 new and fresh goods, consisting IN
part of Dry goods, Groceries, Confec-
stionaries. sSc., This will beIa good
place to buy fresh goods. as his cheap
stock il entirely new. Our friend RupT,
who, stands behind the counter, with
cheerful face, and obliging manners h ~ will
take delight lin waiting upon customers.
See their advertisement.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
The ConYfntion. !.

Itscems that the Richmond SeaM has
become alarmed for the safety and sue
cess of JoHS LEroHER in the approach
ing Convention, and il appeals tol the
friends Of Mr.. fletcher all over the State
to rally to his support, to instraet the
delegations wherever They can. and 70 at
tend the Convention IN full force and
power. Tie South says, since tie friends
of other Candidates are ins;ructing. il
hopes the friends Of Mr.. Letcher will in
struct in every County they can.
Il Itseems that the South is fast losing
its confidence in the success Of Mr.. Letch.
er. and hence, its earnest appeal, viii
the friends Of BaooKEsBRoUeH, EDMuND,
son, TUckER, HoRKixs. &c.t rcrnainsin'
active, whilst the friends Of Letcher, are
comprising sea and land to thwart the
public will. and secure the nomination d
John Letcher? All recoliect who cam.
aaenced instruaiag. They have not for
gotten the meetings gotten up simultane.
ously in Barbourand Rockbridge. for DE
purpose. Of manufacturing public semi.
ment for Mr: Leteher,
II We appeal TO all true States Rights
Democrats in every part offhe Stale, WIKI
desire the nomination ofa man who has az
rays been true To- Virginia and the South
and who desire to preserve the faith aSs
consistency # The Democratic Partys i
rally ia orositioH TO The nomination 3
John fletcher. Ifthis Be done, and
voice efths slases Rights Democracy y
obeyea, lie WAN will besayed from q \
hum iliatiou of being forced 10 support
Candidate, who eleven years ago soughl
to SOW the seeds of A6Olition in our raidsl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

Pursuant to notice, a meeting of
tie Democracy Of Mason. was holdepl
al the Court House, On Monday the
first day OF November court.
On1notion Of George IL. Patrick,
ESQ, GEORGE ROUSH was called
10 the Chair, and III w. ENGLISH was
appointed Secretary,
OF mptibn. Of W. I'VE ~ eNr 81 4 III
Chair was requested to appoint q
committee DC Ave 10 draw mp, and re-
port suitable resolutions for the re-
ton 81 the Meeting, whcrenpon the
Chair appointed The following gen
Chas. i. Beale, Alexander Mc Cans-
land. G. H. Patrick, i. g. ManPin,
land VIM w. Newman. A M
The committee, after retiring to
their room, reported the following
resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted ss8
Resoleed LIST, Thatwe concur in
Tho prcpriety Of holding 4 Democrat
| IL Convention, to nominate q Can
didate for Governor, Lieut. Governor
and Attorney General and that We
acauiesce in the time and place which
may be designated blythe Democrat
| il Central Committee
| Reeolyed Cd, That ID the Hon.
EJoHN w. B RocEEsBRogaH, whose
name has been mentioned in connee,
ton with the Gubernatorial office, we
have ii man, not only we'll qualified
| from his learning ada abilities, II fiji
1.-THE office, But one WHO is trnly d dem.
ocrat from principle; never hafing
taken sides with, aIiyIYF wing " ofthe
party, in either section of.the State.
Reso1aed 3D.. ThatIwhilst we pre-.
fer Hon. John w. Brockenbronghsfor
| the Office Of Governor, eover alLoahefs
\ who ltaYe been named in that co,inec.
Ition. vet, should tile choiee of the
lICouyention fall upon anotherl we
lshall' rally, with alacFity to the 3snp-
lport Of such nominee, whoever he
lmav be. HII I.
| Resolpsd4th, That The Chair ap.
lpoint twenty-five delegates, to attend
said Convention, from Mason Coun-
aty, and that they will fully express
1.-THE sentiment Of this meeting. by
casting the vote in safdtG onventidrfo
1.-THE Hon. John " Brockenhronsh.
Reso1red 9Th, That y G. Newman
\ James II. Brown, Gal. Thoss II
i Rrnnn ofthe gonntyIof Kanawhas anf
4 William Il. Rjtchie, M Richmona, b
appointed alternates for Mason Go,
i On motion OF George III. Patrick
ESQ. the Chairappointed the follow
ING gentlemen a. delegates
/ George II. Patrick. David Long
| Al. @. Eastman. J. Ia Ronsh, i j
| Weaver. w. Nv. Newman. Oil. Rob
lert Hackney, @. I. Beale, III. g Man
hin, Asa Mnagrove. Jaeob KnppP
1 David Fisher, Samuel Ronsh. Gins
III. Jones. +. me-. Cohen, William
Yancer, "a! r. Knight, Joseph Yea
Ger. David George. AL McEausland
James w. Smith. Joseph George, ]
la. Kline, John NJ. HaIiley and Il v
Newman. p
On motion Of I. w. Newman, !
was ordered that the Chairman AM
Secretary, be added 10 The list Of del
/ gates.
On motionEof George Fl. Patrick
Iii was resolved, that tbe proceeding
4 Of this meeting Be published in I'll,
/. !" Kanawha Valley Starr the "Irde
4 pendent Republican, aanl the Demo
i cratic papers of Richmond.
H On motion The meeting adjourned
GEORGE ROUSH, PresG
j.. w. ENeLIsH, Ssc'y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
81, 80 ~ GiIaifInan and SeeFe.

al ~ motion Inc Chairman and Score.
49, ! ii added 10 the, list IS above And
" Ia <ant. non4sof he above dslslgRtes
81 present al said Conyentidn, the follow
ia II gentlemen or either Of them being
n,s s IRE appointed atteypates 70 cast
t, ,a, yoteo this county in said Conven-
ton, viz: Il
w;sa I. ii Richmond, John s, Barbour of
a Az And VIM f. Gordon VI Al
behdafie 80.
Rss0Itsd That the Secretary 81 s'sss
,nas,;nr forward copies pf the same 70
M /. Ranawh a Valley Star, and Rich.
r ~ ENQUIRER. !. with the request that
they publish the same. On motion tne
meeting adjourned. III
r.. N. B. THOMPSON, gA,m.
IA. ]. BECKETT, sSee'ry. 5sf
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

After asaelay Of soma weeks. we are
again in receipt Of the " Prince William
Democrat which appears 10 an entire
. .shev dress " sud greatly enlarged. Il
Is now a very respectable paper, in every
way. Our friend MuREElL has our
warmest wishes for his success and had
our sympathies during his late troubles.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

The Ravenswood CRrouisfe Of the 4lh
inst, announces lie defeat of the Free
School system III that county, lbp a vote
Of die people. We supppselthe influence
Iof kanawha Co, has ii some measure.
been the cause Of tie defeaf ia Jackson.
Tie citizens Of that county DO not Ike II
vote for i hing they know nsthIng about,
and they have Looked IN vain for the Bu-
perintendant's report 81 this County. NJ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09

DAaEs 81 EcLERco, GalIipolis,4 Ohio,
place The advertisement of their new
Stock ofBools. Shoes, Findings, &c, ID
the !. STAR This is. one Of the best est
tsblishments IN the West They hasela
large stock Ion hand, and sem cheap foi
Cash. Their made work IS ant
surpassed aay vhere. See advertisement eEll
aud give them a trial