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United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 70, 1859.

United States Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1853
No. g. Argument concluded for appellants
No. So. E1phas spencer vs. John W. Lapslsy. Argu
ment commenced for plaintiff and continued for de-
PENDANTS.
The Canads's Advioes 1t New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 70, 1865
The aavices per steamship Canada, at HALIFAX, were
published in the regular evening editions OF the Assoced
Press an hour and half ahead OF all competitors.
The Steamship North American from Fort
lana.
PORTLAND, Me-, Jan. %, 1858.
The screw steamship North American will leave this port
for Liverpool at about two O'Clock p NJ. to morrow.
Dispatches to go forward by her should be left at No q
Wall street before IL noon to morrow Saturday
Weather Reports.
tBy the Northern, Eastern, Western and Southern Tee-
graph Lines.-ohice q Wall street,
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Defiance sainmAn0er SAfes-With Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also fire and burglar
proof psrlor safes. Depot l92 Pearl street -
ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
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Of the chest with dcuy breathing
Indication Of cough take during the day few BROWNS
bronchial roches Containing demalccal ingredients they
Alsy pulmonary Irritation.
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debility the premonions % vital decay replaced with
vigor activity and heshfu potency every organ
hn entire system, By the restorative regulating aud exrs
ing influence OF this life sustaining vegetable paraon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30

Tooth Brushes-By the Dozen and Gross, III
cost, by ANDREW A. hosER IS William street oppos''s
Plat street .
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Cststsdoro's Hair Dye-Best I'm the World
Wigs and tcsps superior al otbel For sale and hs dye
privately sppheo nj No !ASior House
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To NERVOUS surrrnrRs-A RErTRRD CrrRoY.
restored " hssh fe- days fser nanT a
great nervous suffering 10 snrious 70 nste Known ~
~ VIII send tfeel The prescription ussA.
Direct 70 The Rev JOHN n DAGNAGLs lS rsltoa sye~A
brooklyn.
yNHTsK ERs OR MoUsTACHES FORCED TO GROW IN
w weeks by my cnguent sin years established Wiz
s2n or injury the 81 bottle psrt N
the cShnsry n a. GRAHAM rs Spruce street below wa
liam street Hayes. Us Fulton stree, Brcokyn- BrssS
Exchange. Albany
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The Treasurer u the Herndon Testimonial
the receipt and subscriptions col
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rms GKSKRAt NEWSPAPER pnrArc-

WA~iNVrON, Jan. y, 1sb5.
SENIOR Molina, Minister Of Costa Rca has been officially
advised the late treaty between that government and
Nicaragua and as settles certain exten, The bust
nces for which Escalsnte specially despatched 20
Washington he will soon 10 Costa Rica
private letter from high functlonary Of Nicaragua
received Washington, states that ehe feeling nov exs
ing between Nicsrssusns and Costa Ricsns is Of the
most friendly character.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30

Ba,ohsIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees--
The beat In the world surprising all made sot and applied
the manufactJry 23 broadway.
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Casarrb, CatsTrb. Catarrh.-Dr. GoodAIs
positively cures cAtarrh. once 3o5 broadway
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Attorney General Of Rhode Is,and.

The Assembly Is no, in session.
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Barry's Tricopr-rous ~ she Best e"d Cheap
article for dressing beauty cleansing curling prrser
and restoring re hair Ladies' y A. Sod by all druggis
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By the Northern, Eastern, Western and Southern Tes-
graph Lines.-OfRce q Wall street.
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Dispatches fom the American Squadron In
the Chinese seas--Amerienn TSnde with
HopcleIu-The Atrnto Expedition-Nevs
frun, Panama ind Nicasngua--The Lee
compton, Constitution, &C., Sc.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
. Nobo Hart

The Editor Of the Republican has, At
last, said something, in regard 70 his
/" Amalsamation ! article published some
four weeks since. Having aseertaiped
that be and !" Many Voters had been
allowing great deal Of holy horror and
xirtuous indignation to elferyesee over a
regular 4 mare nest, Z and the parties
having fully exculpated themselves from
the charge made id the Republican, the
conscientious Editor congratulstes him
self and the parties attacked, with the as i
sertion. !" We are sure nobody has been III
jured 5ya.n Whose fault, that Z nobody
has been injured? T. Surely, not yours,
Mr.. Republican tie safety Of Rev. Mr..
Crooks. and the Clerk Of Fayette County,
consisted il their being able to ward off
your ennenomed shafts. You say you
!" have 10 apology to make to anybody
for tie publication Of Many Voters. -
ut was not Che article Of Many Voters =
that was considered so very culpablei it
was your editorial endorsement, il which
you went ahead pf your principal oat-
Heroded Ierod that excited the indig-
nation ofcommuaity.
The Repu61ioda seems to 50 on the
principle .sDo evil that good may come, 4
for he says, .. Many Voters ought not
TO be blamed forthe publication, 1t has
given Mr.. Crooks the opportunity of
placing the facts before the public, and
many preachers will now know the law III
the case, wEo ipere Jefore ignorant ofits
porgisioas, Very consoling, indeed,
to be held up to the indignation Of CONS
munity, in order that others may learn
sonRthing
In winding up, this astute Editor says:
We therefore repeat we have no apology
to make ID any one--snd least Of all to OUT
neighbor Of the iStar-who seems to be wonder
/ fully excited ard djsgrnntled shout q, little
matter that concerned ls, and 1not him.
The matter did concern US, as well as
tie whole community and'we had more
than general interestin themattel !; for,
! if the Republican had not published the
REGULATIONS, We would ave published
them. according to written request, but,
as the calumny originatedin the Reps6li-
lean, i was the proper channel through
(which to refute it. We do not know that
we have exhibited any symptoms Of being
I. wonderfully excited and disgrnntled z Z
you have us on this word, and Webster,
too, about 4 lille. nlatter.,f We only
stirred you up gently, giving your lum-
bering concern i little Jog. 10 see If there
lstill were life in il. We did not wish you
70 gasp loo soon.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
For tie !. Kaaa whs Valley Star z
The JndgeSlfn.

Nix. EDrroR lit was with deep re-
Igret that we learned Tho resignation
of Judge SUMMERS. But, since It has
tax en- place, We are pleased to see
that your distinguished tellow-towns-
mai, Sthe Hon. DAVID McCoMAs, has
consented tolbeeolne candidate for
the Judgeshlp of this Circuit. IIe>
is truly rcgarlled here, as one ,of the
clearest headed and most generous
hearted Jurists IN the District, Or In
the State and thefact, that fewer Of
his decisions were reversed, during
the eight years that lie presided over
this District, (when it was near twice
as large asst now is,) than Of any
other JudgeFof the State, Is evidence
conclusive that our estimate Of his le-
gal ability, is correct. And whilst
SO few of his decisions have been re-
yersed by the Court of Appeals; he
has, both before aud since he was
Judge, carried mp and reversed quito
9 number of the decisions of ether
Judges.
ltI|is no disparagemeht to Other
gentlemen, who may be competitors
for this post of,honor, to say, that IS
a lawyer, Judge McC has great
y the advantage Of any man who
will be a candidate for fllis Office
Lis profound legal knowlsdge,shis te- .
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FoR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

Mn. EDrroR. --TIe Hon. GEoAos Nv. Sow
nrns having resigned the Office Of Judge Of
this judicial circuit, to take elfees on the
lst Of JAlY next, and The lion DAVID NJ
CGAIAS, on our consnitatipn vii b ilfiht having
expressed Willingness 70 serve iff elected.
we authorize YOU 70 say that heis fandhiaie
for fhe office MANY VOTERS. -
March rs, 1858. E 4.
We are authorized 10 announce NDREW
PARKS, oEKanawha County, to the VOTERS Of
the 18th Judicial District, as a candidate fol
the Jtdgeship, made vacant by the recent ret
signatiofi oil H6a. Geofse W. Summers.
March %. 1858. MANY VOTERS. f.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

AT ameeting If the Members OF taepBat, Of
The Officers of the County and Circuit GoaIts,
and Of large number OF the citizens OF the
County of Wayne, held at the Court House
qnI the evening Of the 25lhIof MnTch, 1855
III On motion. Major ISAAC E. HANDLY w S
calletfto the Chair. and JoHN RuNDLE appoint
ed Secretary.
After few predatory remarks made by CD.
John j.. Mansfield, explanatory OF the ob;et /
of the meeting, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Rlereas, This meeting has been informed
that the Hon GEORGE w MINERS Judge
Of the 18th Judicial Cilcuit of this Common
wealth. has res gned his office, to take eff ct
On the LIST day5ef July next; and
Whereas, This meeting deem it proper 10
express their appreciation Of the services Of
Judge Summers during the time. he has presi-
ded as Judge Of the Circuit Court OF thiscoan
", therefore be it 4 .
HFsctred, That it is with surprise asd re-
gIelt Inat lhls meeting has been inforraed OF
ing M int5nded assignat iou of Judge SuMMtRs.
n9sT1ped, That the ale, indefatigabIe, i'm
partial courteous yet firm and indepenatn 81
manner in which Jadse SyamEas has prssiGed
as Jqdge Of our Circuit Court, meets with The
anpfcbatlon, and entities him to the respect,
OF this meeting.
kssotred, That the Judge of the Circuit
Count now in session in this County. be re-
qnested to permit the proceedings of this meat
ing tp be spread upon the Order Book Of said
Court. As testimonial or the respect tnter.
tatnsd by this meeting for the present pSesidi
ing Officer Of said Court.
TIL Moele, ESQ, Col. Mansfield, Juds,
McC9mas. y II. Brown, I. ]. McGinnis. an
=. ~ ferguson, Esqrs severally addrssgeJ
ING meeting "a support Of the Resolutions Is
which they highly ess,,,i; ,,s,-.I. - ~ il, \.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
Tho Coyington ! Chic Rail Road Dill
5l1 Gassra. LEE Ell

By reference tozpnr Legislative
Reports, it will 10 seen that a Bin
making appropriations totlIe Coyiny-
tons Ohio Road, his passed both
Houses Of the General Assembly ,slnd
has become a law i apprppriafess
the comparatively paltry sum cf
$500 ,o09 a year, for 1853 and 1853,
nd.atter that, such an amount as. the.
Bpard Of Public Works may direct,
not to exceed $1,000, 200 ii any one
year, to.the amount of s7,O30,o0o.
The $500, 900 lnpy possibly construct
the road to the White Sulphur
Springs, which, III about all that q
great many Of tile pretended friends.
ofthe Road in other parts Of the State,
care for. It wiilthen afford facilities
for tile pleasure seekers to reach these
Springs, and wiAIhelp build up the
property OF a wealthy company. A.
larger appropriation would have com.
pleted it to some point ~ side Of
| the Springs, and thai was n some
thing not wished for. The incidental
expenses for cxpending $500, opO VII
/ be IL much as if it-were $4,000, ooo.l
ETheII,ill passed BY one more vote than
the constitutional ma jqrity, (T7) land it.
seemed to be the !" entering wedge !"
fer aIl the other roads. iii cut next,
We will give Senator Warth's a.
marks in full, as made on this Billion
| the 7th inst.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
IA NlAWHA w ALLEY STAR.
KanaWha Riyer InlprOyemsat.

- -
We publish, to-day, the Bill for the lni-
proyement " the Navigation Of the Kar
niawha river; which passed both branches
ii the Legislature in February last, The Tlse
consent If the stockholders Of the James a1i q
River 4 Kanawha Company, to this Bill,
Il necessary 10 carry il into effect Ana "A
for this purpose general meeting Of TN \
stockholders was held in the CityIof Rich
nond Oh Wedn' $ lay last. when and where,.
We dare say, their consent and approboa'Sr.
tiop to tie Bill we're given. 1t
The friends Of this Improvement feel
confident, that they can make sale, immleeF
diately, Iof 100, 900 dollars Of the Bonds
upon The terms allowed BY the act Of ths
ILegislature-(i. 9. sell 9 per cent bonds
afro pei cent discount land, therefore
they viii Be enabled TO prosecute, 1t once Al
the improvement Of the navigation Of ( th a
river.
From Armstrong Creetto Point Pleas
ant, the Kanawlia river has been carefully
and thoroughly surveyed. The da{ePsh q
the river has been sounded, i'm 81 many
places, as to enable the Engineers 70 give
4 correct map of the elevations and de-
pressions Of the entire bed Of the river. q.
The chief plan Of the Improvement is as
follows: Dams are to be erected, not less
than one fourth Of a mile apart they are
ITto be So. constructed and located, AS to
make the fail in the river be t,co feet q
Etse mile, or fall Of six inches to every
quarter of mile they are to IN built
entirely across the river, aan opening,
from four to six feet deep, and from5eighty
to one hundred feet wide, is to be made
in every dam, just where the channel q
the riyeyis. D
Pie fall il the river, at some Of the
Chief shoals below. Charleston, il from
Eeig1t to treble feet to the mile. The plan
Of grading lie river, BY erecting dams, as
We have Just mentioned, viii diminish the
fall % tiro faet per mile. This plan off JIM
proving the Navigation Of the KahasWaha
IS thought theSbest fol that portion sf Che
river between Lykin's Shoals, (2s miles
above Charleston, andthe Ohio, Be-
tween Lykin' $ Shoals and L9ap Greek
jShoal, ia distance Of ten miles some
other plan Of Improvement will il all
probability, beadopted. I"Hl.
Ne1haye thus given, hastily, a rough
outline Of the plan proposed and adopted
for improving Tho Navigation Of The fIa4
nawha. II, OF course, will be subjqctto
some notifications. as the circumstances
of various portions of tie rer5may re-
quire. F-ss
II is the hope aud expectation of' the.
friends Of the Kanawha River Ilnprpve-
ment, that This work win be speedily IN
dertaken and vigorously prosecuted. ii
Arrangements will be made, to commence
its prosecution the ensuing Summer, and
efforts will BE made to complete the1fm
IN four or five years, tire cost
of which viii be about FIVE hundred
thousand dollars. M
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
For Constable.

Mi. JAMEs All. fiRRsHBEaGER authorizes us 10
annbunoe him as a|candldateFf for the Office Of
Cens}ablei in the Charleston District, at The
ensuing spiingIelection4..
We are authorized toanHdunce Mr. JOINS
ID. WaITE. as candidate for the Office of
Constable in Charleston Distsict, at the en- :
suing election f zI
Mr.. GEORGE RITTER authorizes JUS to an
nounoe him as. candidate for the office of
Constable in the Charleston District, at The
ensuiag election.
We are authorized to announce RoIERr C.s
PoaTER, as "a candidate for the office Of Con-
stable. in the Charleston DISTRICT.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
Further Development Of the Coal III our
III IaIleY. ~

INK have in our office assanple Or 4 very su-
psridf quality Of Coal, lately discovered OH
the lands Of pr. JAMES SruARr, of Putnam
County. This Coal has the appearance Of
Camel il may be what ii known as semi can
9nefl, or semi bituminous. II resembles the
Snllnt Coal found in several localities OF our
own county. Lat it2be either, it is beauti-
ful coal and presents another evidence OF tile
extent Of our resources !; and which resources
cannot be fully developed, until some enter
prising capitalists shall come among t.s and
invest.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
sKanaMhn Iron Ore.

We have, heretofore, on many occa-
sions, called the attentionof the public to
the many sources Of undeyeloped wealth..
found IN the valley Of TIE Kanawha
Whilst WE have taken great pleasure u
doing so, We have gaardealy avoided ialS
ling into tie error, not uncommon with wy
the local press Of any section. ofeSagger-
ating and magnifting such facts t y 4. AL Y
thatwe have said, and will hereafter say,
upon such matters, We have endeavored
to inform ourselves accurately. and from
data entirely reliable. If these facts seem srl
somewhat surprising. they must not,
therefore. BE- regarded as exaggorations.
We have truly. IS We believe, Va I.
ley teeniiag. and rich. with more zof
the great elements Of wealth, than per-
haps any country Of like extent in the
Union. III Il. fjH8#
We we're shown during the past week,
a specimen Of The iron made from ore
found in great abundance ID IL portion of
This County, II ~, apparently, q supe-
Frior quality. and the blacksmith who
forged itfrom The bloom, says il isfeally
superior, and more easily marketable. than
any that be has efer worked. This ore
was found upon ne propelFf1 NY snow" =
the "WarthI y English PF fo s''u,
ated on the~waters ot flush Vfeeh' a e y.
10 or Or miles above Chaf .'f 81. en- ~ ,a
nned9ialtely on the hsnawh n I, flYer' ne
ore = found lna stfaia 'mme 4 /, oset,
lying the olaes nun VEN y IT, =" !"
J. varies IN depth from lSto n. ~ y lnehes'
and IS g arransea Y''ll os',fs 1
nas 70 DC easily lnlneH' y aF''s''is = ~ ut'
lying INTO ne PHIL . aSeea HI Veg. ~
ore = Il, "hat We oelieFe III knoWh Y fhe
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
KANAWHA COUNTY
For SheriG.

u HTWe sre authorized 10 announce NJ.
WiLL1AM Nj. EsTLL, as a Candidate for Sher-
if of Kanawha County, at the Spring cleo
ton. .
Mr.. .Esos S. Ans6LD authorizes US 70 an
Hounee him as a candidate for the ONCE o.
Sheriff Of Kanawha County, az the Fensuing
election.
Ma. EDIToR. e You are authorized to am
nounce Mr. TH6MAs A. VieKARs, as can
alidate for the office of Sheriff Of Kanawha
County. at EthelensiIiag election.
H March is. 1858. MANY VOTERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
/. Election for Juare.

This Election comes Of on Thurs
day, the 22d April. Wayne, Cabell,
Mason, jackson, Putnam, Roane and
Kanawha Counties compose tho 18th
judicial circuit.
Tue Sheriff Of Kanawha county RET
quests those Officers and Commission
ers, who conducted The last General
Election in this County,5to attend at
the different places Of voting, at
which they then acted, to snperintend
and Conduct thiszelection, as tits not
likely that the County Court, which
meets but q few days before theIelec-
ton, wil1appoint others TO actinsleir
places.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
. PUTNAM COUNTY.
For. Sheriff.

pCapt. WILLrAn CLASS authorizes us To
announce him as candidate for reelection
70 the sherifaltE Of Putnam CO. at the Spring
election.
We.are authorized to announce MuToN r.
HARMON asa candidate fol the Sheriffalty Of
Putnam CountyNat the ensuing spring cleo
fion h.
We are author zsd to announce CO.. F .
REssoLbs, as candidate for the sheriffalsy
of1Putnam County, al the ensuing election.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
For County Surveyor. !

4. Ur Mr.. SAMUEL SAUNDEEs authorizes us TO
announce him al a ca ndidate fol the Office oil
Comfy Surveyor, for the Countyof KanaWha.
" Hu-TMr. john Il. COLE authorizes us 70 an
nonnce HID as acandidate for the Surveyor
ship Of Kanawha County.
/ Mr.. A. r. SESaETT, thanking the electors. of
Kama wha County for their past confidence,
authorizes us to announce him as a candidate
for reelection to the office Of County Surveyor.
We are authorized TO. announce Dawn 1
REErNEn, asa candidate for the office Of Coun-
III Surveyor r. the next election.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
For Commissioner Of the Revenue.

We are authorizedto announcesM RobERT
d. MALcoiM, as a candidate for reelection
To the Office or Commissioner OF the Revenue,
T ior the Upper District Of KanaWha County.
Mr. JOHN w. FhELD authorizes us to an
Enounce hun as a candidate fot re election to
The Office of Commissioner df the Rexenue,
Hforthe Lower District of Kanawha County.
v are authorized To- announce MI. JxnEs
E. ELLssox, as candidate foil the Office Of
CoGmss .oner OF the Revenue, for the Upper
District, at the ensuing Spring election.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. ions 81.
Fs AuLrz, as a candidate FIR the office Of
Commissioner oEthe Revenue, III the Lower
district Of Kauawha County, at the ensuing
Spring election.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
,FAYETTE COUNTY.
IFor.Clearl,.

MI. B. JoNEs authorizes us to announce
him as a candidate for re-election1to the office
OF Clerk Of the Circuit and County Courts Of
: Fayette County,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
ForlCIerk.

We are authorized ID announce A.. w.
QyARsiER asa candidate FOR she office Of Clerk
In the Circuit Court and County Court for
Kanawha County.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

JEFrERsoS 7. MARIN, Esq, Of
Go. has been nominated By
the President for disappointment to
lie ofiee Of District Marshal for the
Western District 81 Virginia.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30
PartienIlar Nnfice.

We must again cali the attention Of our
Correspondents 10 the Notice underour Local
Head. It is,imp pssible to issue our paper Oh
Tuesday mornings, unless We rigidly lire up
70 thatrule. A little attention TO this matter
ON 1.-THE artof tto,e who wish ID use our coll
urnns. would save US a great deal Of trogble.
AT The time the communications We inset this
week, were handed In, our paper was mvre
than s set up II consequently, there was inst
$50 mnch extra labor 70 perform. We NJ al.
ways with pleasure. insert al commbhica-
lions we may deem proper fol ON columns,
but, as somebody else is always m6re benefit
ed BY their insertion, than the PTih,er is, Cas-
we make no charge for the i.issttion Or com
jmunications, as theydo ip city papers Va
ioaghi not to be Thought too exacting. il We
require them to BE- hnAded 10 at i givsnstime.
~
Han IouN I,rtrHEa Hon A. G. JENKINS,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

We have beforeus the DGlY Globe
containing Is colnmnson Supple
ment with % columns, and ANOTHER
with making altotal of 70I col
umns for one days issne, ofclosely
printed G Congressional proceedings
mostly Kapzas.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

Tie Cifesk Slave, the grand
prize III sIle g Cosmopolitan Att Asso-
citation, was drawn By Miss a.. E.
Coleman, Of Cincinnati.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-30

Hon. ions LtsrHEa, Hon. A. g. JENKINS,
sld Senator q 4hrH. have our thanks for va
rioas 8oblic documents and newspapers.