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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
] AMEs. MoMULLEN, who was Go,

JAMES MoMULLEN, who was con
victed some four On. five years ago,
for disturbing public worship, but
who has absented himself from the
county most Of the time since, was
Yesterday caught on the = Valley "
by officers STACK and KELLY, and af-
forwards was bailed out 6f iail :.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

|. The Edition III the Pdpensaod od
ChrodSFze, DAN. FRosr, (for short,
r Old sodky,f)in his last paper pub
fishes tile artisle from tile .Cincinnat i
Coinmercial, feleEing u the green
editor who lost $25by playing three
card fnoute, I In doing so, he seems
anxiouslto get himself into notice,
and attacks the editor Of The Re1,sJ,
lean, and the publisher of the Stq,
as follows
~ An nhsophisticaie editor dfa newspaper
il KanawRa Valley 4 Who can u lie Let
It's think A m rGhtz Pap Newton Doesn't
play cardst or If hs does he plays themSo bad
~ that he never cauId be INDUCED 10 engage
with a sharper on board Of asstFamb9at. 80,
Father Newton stAnds acquitted. How is II
with Rumble WE m1st confess disappear
ance is against Him. He looks very much like
a Mississippi biaekleg But The di'llled eds
toris said tbhase Had S25 with min. OF course
itjcouldn'thavsf been Rumble. lor&he never
Y entureS out with.spch sum, and these who
have known HIM lpqgesl have na recollection
DC ever seeing hlaEhith mere Hthan Three aoi,
lars good money albany one timex
We have not4muclI TO say II this:
That mi4erableIfeeling, en- w, sticks
ont 50 prominently, THAT we leave this
poor fellow 70 become AtilI more
.trossfd 81 his passions. IIs Knows
that dnr-Rpblisher is betteF looking
than he il that there is ~ chance
for him to. Eslin e when BUNDLE is
about, Why, r. is a Perfed i magnet
the GILL rush for him, y flee do,
towards aF mola$ses hogshead;. he II
considered a perfect AdoniB here ---
Now, neighbor Frost, look at yonF
portrait, lis drawn b. Hutchinson.
Of the Point Pleasant Republican /;
we presume ydu will acknowledge
him TO- ne good authority and 4
correct thinner, as it is said you both
have been boon companions, fol.
lowing .up Madam Parker's troupe.
lie says, t'Old soaky Of the Rage5,ts-
Emootl CAyoaield" Is 4 al3w, fat,
chupkev, Fed -nosed, blear1eYed, Ibigl
belIed, tshort5leggel3 knock -kneed,
toad of a fellow, who performed tlle
part Of a monkey The crbaker "
Raxenswood MAY now ezclaiin, II.
e o, wholesome pow me gittle lie rs.r
To see oursels ak lthers see us.''
Asto thh4a So, r. was always taught
Italkeep ah#ey9 out, and never 70 ext.
thibit his money when in the company
Of rogues. Tie always endeayors Il
shape his course according to TITO
company he ia ill, consequently,
Frost ought not to think that he
has seen the extent Of our publishers
purse M
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

5A CHlaIsog.-CnARLrs NJ. HELM. Of lie
Warrenton Flag, has disposed 81 that e.
'tabiishment 10 hh. g. Mel. JoHNsos,
who will continue it in the Democratic
ranks.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
SuDDEN D EATH.--We Arc nained AGAIN

SUDDEN DEATH We are panied again
TO record the sudden demise Of "a lovely
and blooming maiden--Miss Mary A.
+ CARRIER, daughter OF Al. j. CARRIER. Esq,
died suddenly, on Wednesday, evening
last, at the residence of Col. Hartman =
The deceased had been on tie street du-
ring the day, and had made some pur-
chases at one OF the stores, and seemed To
5e u her usual health, but returning in
the evening, q the residence Of her kins-
man, she was suddenly stricken down,
and called from time to eternity Alas
how uncertainis huInrn life, and how In.
Fscrutable are the WAYS Of Providence Y
Staaaton Vindicator.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

between s0o and 400 hogsbeads will Be
raised In r.i this Valley, which i quite an IL,
crease
We hubjoin the names of few of tic
T j Merchants in Richmond those
who advertise in tie Richmond papers
hlessrs. Barksdale y Read, ahose ad-
vertisenent viii be found IN the !. Star. 4
Green 10 Hobson, Dean Y Hobson, Dib,
rslI n johnson. Barksdale q Brothers
j. e "A. foiton, and A. s. Samuel.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29

The wheat crop in this country is raj
lying rapidly fpm The effects Of the fiy,
a s', the promise isnow improving daily.
Tie Clarke Journal says Ne eaa hardly
tall @ have d beautiful ctop, aaa flls
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
Masonic

Atea regular meeting of KanaMhs Lodge
l4I. held On. Monday eve ming. June. 2tst: AID.
lo 9. tne lollowlng bfethFen were elected
officers for the ensuing year:
Wor. Geo. y. Patton, Master, Thomas I.
Btoun,S W., VIM. e. Venahle, j. w. Hen.
Y Eltzflugh, IT,. Alex.T Lailleg, Sec, A.
E Summers, IS. d., s. c. Farley d, D., &C.
Rand, Tier.
kes, Bro. Smith was appointed ehaplaint to
the Ledge
Lodge neeis at the Court House en& the
Monday <nightnext preceding the 81 il moon 81
eve rymonth. ALEX. r. LAlDLEY, Sec.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
" Aara6ba Uallsa Star
CHARLESTON. ri EsDA YlIlNE .. 1858 ]
Tobacco- Richmond US. cfutinnati.

Tie Tobacco crops. in Kanaeha VAL
ley, are yearly becoming of more and
more values and may soon be set down
as one of TIKI leading interests Of our az
ficultural community. II therefore be-
comes matter Of some little interest to
this sectionlof country that tie bestnar-
ket for the Yale Of this commodity should
be known. As faithful Ichroniclers, hav-
ing the interest Of DIR own community ii
view, we have made some inquiries in
the matter, and wsTgive our readers the
benefit -four labors, 10 profit by, Of not,
as they may see proper. Some nh may
think our conclusions incorrect: ifso, we
are ready, Az all timas, q make the cor
rection. ##.4
The Tobacco growers in this Valley
have been in4 lthe practice. heretofore, q
shipping the1r Tobacco 70 Cincinnati,
owing TO tFe greater facilities for trans.
portation:to ltl,at5eity Formerly, twas
almost impossible % reach Richmond with
II heavy freight, and since. the completion
sf.of The Baltimore. b. Ohio, aiil North
Western Rail Roads. tie tariff Of freigghts
has been So exosbitant, ID virtuaily. euf Of
our planters from that market. The
FL ira;.fht beneattn Richmond, son a hogs
head of Tobaec6 weifbinr l5o0fbs.. has
hitherto been fronli$2o to S25, the yari-
|I-atidn depending % TIE state Of the Ohio
river. But arrangements have recently
been made, |by which 4 hogshead Of To-
bacco, Of TIC above weight, can be CON c'l
veyed to Richmond forA4about sig, i'1clu-
/ ding all charges. except commissions a
Richmond. H
4! For the benedt Of onr patrons. we WI
make an estimate Of the cost q freight g
theItwo cities, based I'm tiie calculations
given to Us by An Intelligent planter q
this county, VIE IS quite an extensive
Tobacco raiser, and who has tried both
markets.
FrsiFbt on hhd of f5eo lss from kan q he
hasias Ssd q TT ~ rleasahi
big big, ~ i $50
Freight from P 1sa;t Baltimore 81,
Drayss e a. BaltlnJrs, Is
Freight from Baltimore i 70 Richmond on1 l.25
MAKING. .H|I -al.75
IS the cost ii carrying b hogshead q
Tobacco, weighing 1900 lbs. gross, from
tie Katlawha Valley To the depot at Rich
mona. The drayage apd commissions a,
Richmond we have not estimated, as they
! can Be 4 mater of private arrangement.
| If shspped TO lhe Rail Road Agents at
| Paik4rsburp asada Baltimore, tthere will be
ne- comm hi s 81 but if shipped to the
care &c the FORWARDING merchants al those
/ places, which is tho customary plan, and
/ by MANY considared tile safest, there viii
Ebe charge Of from So cts. to $l De,
Ehopshesd. We hone that arrangement.
win beEl made ID ship Tobacco direc
from Point Pleasant d Baltimore, at, say
f45 cents psr Idol lbs, which will re.
HIT. ss1.fE a.,a4
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lilo Glarkals Ganrert.

Al gay And fashionable Audience assem- !.
bIed il Brooks Hall on Thursday eve q
last week ,Hto. attend Miss Clarke : soiree'
Beauty and Fashion lent their charms to
grace tie occasion, and although the heat
was swsltering, yetthe sllte Of Charleston
was there, to drink in MUSES. soft, en-.
chanting strains.
The Eclipse Orchestra lfaakingits sec
tond de5utIbelore the pubFle, commenced
the exercises, and we have heard their pei
formance highly spoken of--in fact, that
lthey surpassed their first effort
Miss CLARKE, for whose bepeft the
Concert was given, then sang an a.pproz
PIRATE song entitled" Tbss Blind Gil. "
accompanying the song With the Piano.
| Although Miss Cwas MUCH embarrassed,
this beingibef first sppearance On che
stage, yet she acquitted herself credi,
stably, and,as she gaiued confidence, and
gave the audience the beR7Feflt Of her full full
sweebnotes, she drew dowasheir applause
and, 1t the close, wasloudig encored. All
| were pleased with her. NOT more for the
sweet strains which she sent forth, than
| for her beautiful personal alttractionts, and an
] modest defneanor III
Mrs JEFrRlEs apPeararFce was hailed
/ with loud and raptqrous Applause, and
she sang IN her usually happy style, Which
drew from the .assenlBly SUCH a>stfong eR.
eore; that shg was compelled to- return
more than once. u. %
| Miss DoppRrDeE SCIENTIFICALLY performs
ed several difficult pidces of music upon
Ethe Piano. Miss d. 9 performances. Nere
received with much eflat, a.fd her eTecn
ltion in public, as an 4metefr performer
Hof such difficult piecef, fartexceeded Thy
Emost saagNine expectationstpf her man,
friends. Cheers greeted hssr again aut
lngain. / Iz
Ii Much credit is due>to thpse who tool
lthis matter in hand, for the benefit 0
miss CLARk, who is a blind, orphan girl
land to MI. FEiSE, especially are thanks
j due, Who arranged and conducted the pro
| aeedings Of the evening. The receipts
4 amounted tb $50. All the aeryices wer,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-06-29
Nav .PanerI,.,.

q z. TIL Wredth of Kanatoaa PFtley'' Is The
tile Of new paper pelisaea e. q llalo, rot-
nam co., Va II y composed Of Essays, sqi'
W p,1er,la Academy, which is under thslsa-
v D,I ,,as5ces q slr. ". RsI Bo4Eas. Many
j y Il Y IS reject credit upon the young
,e \ s.,, sI,s.ss-y, Id attend thai Institution,
u ES,b;s method IF submitting tbeaif illusions
1. rs pectton or d criticisiag public cannot
q but. nanseelal. Pablished nlenthy, AZ g
Is eenAy Wear.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-11
GreeIsY,s view Of Il.

The Black Republicans and Douglas men are
greatly mortified at the nomination Of the Hon John
Letchsr Is the Democratic candidate for GovsrnoF
Of Virginia. It Is correctly regarded as decided
and emphatic rsPudiadon OF Gov. Wise and his anti
LseOmptOE fsctiOn. The following is from the New
York Tri6amss
John Letcher has been nominated Tor Governor Of
Virgins after desperate struggle Heisa resident
ofRockbridge county, sndtheprsseni Representative
Of the Shenandoah District, termed by Mr.. Jeffsr
son the - Tenth Legion, atrr C@sars famous corps
because Of the unanimous adhesion Of las Dutch Get
tiers to his principles and foTtunes) Mr.. Ls.ehsr
is a politician OF considerable ability. decided in
dus' ~ uniinehiDg partisanship. and general dis
inclination 70 prodlgaty sud plund=r. except WhsH
the good Of the Democracy requir 5 is. He came
into Congress upon the death Of GcV. MeDoWtll in
ls4o-5O, and has been bisnnially re elected since
with iltle or no opposition. lie will DOUBTLESS be
chosen Governor b. large majority.
This is On uoquesiionAble trIumph OF tho Hunter
Buchanan faction, as opposed 20 Gov. Vie, Senator
Douglas and al Eho are tinctured VII a9fi Leeomp.
tonism It is a declaration BY the Virginia Demo
craey that either Buchanan must be run agsin or q
Southern Slavery EXtensionist nominated in his
stead II there be any who imagine that the South
is disposed to take Douglas aud Squstter Sovereignty
as the only practicable barrier against Republican
in 1860 this act should uHdeceiVe them. Toe South
believes that the NOrihern Democracy will sand
ANYTHING that the Slave Power nay see &c 10 exact
which is pretty safe esiculahon-a0d that there
is enough left Of that Democracy, combined with 8
united South, 10 elect President, as in 1906. Thi'
remains to be proved.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-11

The Presidents message which We lay before eur
readers this morning. is enc Of the ablest and most
interesting State papers ever presented 10 The
American people. The period which hiss elapsed
since the commencement Of the las. session Of
Congress has been a season Of pnusaai difficulty 10
in the administration eff public affairs. The
success Of the Presidents policy in the sola-
ton and settlement of the Eexaiious AID trouble
some questions RhiJh have arisen in the last
few months, viii give unusual Weigat and import
ance 10 his recommendations with regard to the
course 10 be pursued IN the future Much has been
done by this Administration towards the establish
ment Of peaoeful relations among our citizens At
home and with The nations abroad Much has been
done to extend our commerce, promote our internal
prosperity, and enhance the honor and influence Of
The country. But there are Ain many difieule and
important questions Of foreign and domestic policy
Gaining the immediate and earnest attention Of
Congress- In dispOsing of these subjects the clear
and statesmanliks views Of the President convey
ed in his message deserve and win doubtless re-
csivs the most respectful consideration. We com
mend the document to the careful persual Of our
readers.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-11

Departure Of. The EICarngua Expedition.
Walkers Movements, &C.

MoBIEE, Dee 4. 1853
MEssRs. EDITsHs: ! Briie to day, boos Scr n,
last zine from this city The Emitranf ssieiy bav,
been annoyed and delaysdiu their preparations and
departure By she refusal Of the Administration "a
grant their vessel q elearsnce. aad by = decision
Of lhs United States Cireait Court. a0a ths come
qusnt action Of the Grand Jury, inquiriag into An
aIledsed violation Of The neutrality laws Of 1918
Gen. walker, Coils. MaoDouald asd Bruno were be
fore the jury; what facts were sie1ed Ieannot say
It is reported that the EXPEDITION VII sail To-
morrow, Sunday, in charge OF Col Ffaak Andsr-
son Of Castillo NOtoriety and A. Gen Waikerdoes
not aeeompany the expedition. When, how, or
where. Gen Walker VIII join it, or whether lie win
do 80 or not, you can IS well suraise IS 1 can.
large number Of men hasiag exhausted their pa
thence in waiting here have abandoned their intsn-
ton Of emigrsting, and Te.Hrned home. The numbsr
isVariou-ly estimated 81 between 2AndlO0 How many
win sail tomorrow in TIE big Susan Is impossible
to say, think about $50 Col Waters has sbout
100 addiiiOoal men from Texas. The number rePOrt-
cd from New YORK is $50 julius Hesse, ESQ had
Withdrawn from bic ecntrsct with the society, ami
paid $1,000 forfeit 70 The charter parry. He has
entered suit against he GoYsrBnstt for dana
ges, and to q large amount. The emigranss haze
rented houses IN Broad street and cock their
own rations, the " green 'uns" make f0s mess o;
il In their rude attempts in the culinary dsPsrasni
and many good jokeis passed atth cook seEPerse
as The boys gather around p dsvour the namabl-
compound prepared, (0r al least 'azed up fr tbsa;
all parties hOWsveraTe in ne spirits are sober
merry set. H
s-U s Court has a5journedsad no bills found
against the Emigraats. We will sail this night Al
one o'clock on steamer for Key West when We will
get clearance fOE California s0d viii lsed At Virgin
Bay, Nicaragua.
Excitement is seeming very high here about The
election for Mayor in this eyi close contest is sz
Peeted large crowds meetevery night and speeches
are made in fsvor Of both partias H.
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Neek, 81 500 Teal eEP1Tls ass COO bslas Ba-
eeipts 81 ihs pori ahssa cf ls year. 204 Gu hlss
! AT Ell Sourheru r0ris, 594 800 bales Stoaf g
New Orleans, 3l400Q bales againsf 259 Geo bass
last year. Sugar, duIi, dec 81 81 5sl57 Molseses
90 Fisur. ira, 5.25: Osts. bu3ysni %: Lard IL
tlg-. l2s; G5fFee, firm. Tie; ssales Of the week,
1880 bags; receipts Of tbe 10 $50 bags; stock At
Nes 0fls4ns q 900 bags against IIs 500 bszs
Freight on Cotton 10 Li7erpool unchanged 70
Bostens 5. Exchange on London sasR; Rev York
aigat, ons per cent diseount
n X" loGS 1so. 10 -C0tton, AZ quali.ies slight
saFaneed. AideliDg UPlauds, n S-l4allf; lous
naey ana 4.-2aa ~ Aoiasses, 33i T5bseeo, 9ilz-
= OscGxAtI, Dec. I0.-Nsss Pork. II 90; Lsrd.
duH, lie
NEu YoRK, Dee 10 "a auction sale az teas his
morn'ng al grades on Hyslp abogc 80 cents. con
cider abl7 adysnesi, oher grides an-hanEsd; COT
Zee $500 baEs were percs ana $50 saI ~ g5ss2k,
better grades drm, others easicr-
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Alettsr from Mr.. Yost, written at Albzqueroue,
and received at st. Louis By the Santa Fe Mall Civ
ing summary Of the NsvsjOe war closes with he
following language: "Ths cry is for men. vOIun-
tesrs must be called out; hear No dissenting voice
to this anywhere"
Judge Mclean decided, in the o. s. Circuit Court
At Cincinnati on the 7h, the contempt case arising
out Of the appointment Of receivers Of the OaiO
Life aud Trust Company. The Z. s Circuit Court
appointed and the Superior Court OF Cibeinnati
another, which was the Sheriff That officer got
hold Of the assets Of the company aud refused to
surrender them the appOnee Of the Circuit Court
Judge Mclean decides that the order Of the o s
Court was prior to that Of the Superior Court and
hence orders the Sheriff to surrender them.
The Charter election in New York city on the 9Th
passed of quietly. The vote was small Robert
n HsWs, the Republican candidate fer Comptroller,
Is elected by plurality Of over eleven thOusaud
votes. The indications are that the Republican
candidate for governor Of the aims house has also
been elected. Robert HaWs, for Comptroller. re-
sai4ed 81 900 votes to II, 500 for Russell anti Tam,
many, and 1900 for Purssr, Tsmmshy. OF the
nine Aldermen elected, Eve are Republicans TO four
TsmmaDy men. Charles BreminghAussn and Isaac
Townsend are chosen governors Of the aims house.
or the school officers, m9jor:ty are Republicans.
and the indications are that the advocates Of the
Bible in the schools, which Ess an Important fea
turs in The campaign have some aeeessOns to their
afranofh
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River News.

81. LOUIS, Dec. 10 The river Is falling more
slowly; and pretty full o floating ice, which Offers
but little esistsnee 10 b0als.
The Upper Mississippi closed at Dubuque yestsr-
DAY and is falling from there doWnand full Of heavy
ice
The Missouri is gorgsd in several places between
here and St. JOsephs.
C1rcfSxATI, Dec. lO.-Boon-T The river has risen
feet inches in the last "a hours. Hogs5 Toad 6s
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1000 ACRES OF HEAVY TIMBERED LAM
ron SALE.

CJTEAM Saw and Gnss MIL nssrly, 10 good running
der, situated aooB "a miles from Nshvlle miles from
sprnfsd and X miles vest Of the Edg-hed ard hsnacay
Railroad, southeast Of kctsn county. Lrcn
uholo here & about 50 Of cleared land E good
country Buildings splendid never sins springs rod
from sprnhsd NazhYs Is about % be opened roagh no
THIS tract would make splendid Stock Farm, and is f
Tolurco land and timber alaacsl great D.
ducmsnts lumber men, persons desiring good and esaF
81 cl or ar0bioco faTm.
Persons desiring 70 see the lard viii ss Wn Oumnlas
on TIE PREMISE on Dr. Farne. o. sprnEdsid- "
Nance IN Nashville The Ses NIL Is cutting IRON 49,
% coo Of lumber pr ayCrcuar eaE and plenty o zoes
timber convenient the H timer ysi having been cut %
lis and Ii mostly level, and has lna creek 0f c1na
water running thr0ughths EEne.
da.s--da.Han WI. B. C.lLllL....
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From New York.

the steamer Persia.
The Harlem Railroad Depot was partially burned.
The damage done to The building $4,000 The loss
Of the manufacturing occupants Of The upper stories
e. rr.r haarR-
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Congregational.

WAsHrSoToz, Dec. 10 Proceedings un-
impOrtsat. Adjourned until Monday.
HouaE-The Walrous case was discussed, but IN
concluded, when the House adjourned.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
CARTER, WILLSFORD q co.,

GAhLEA48 GAAA4aE WA<D q DUea
fsuorsrsors 70 Carter Mckay 4 Co, and +. Lanlsr1
ON Tuesday, December 1Aths 1855
WETE VI Offer Tor oash 10 front cur Warehouse No MAJ
w street e0uplets aslorant Of aroearss ez1i5tal
IN part follows,
q hhds n. o. Sugar. 50 d1E Ground PeppeT, PAGE
100 bazs Bait Coles; 50 d1s Ground Mns,ards
Isl 1i0Iasies; 50 boxes Star Candles.
g 5bs GOblen Syrupf 50 boxes railoH CanaieJi
3 bals Crushed Sugar tl0 bhls CiuciE=Ea Wh1lEf
IS bbls Powdered sugzr. % 90 N. G. d
IS bbis Loaf Sugar; 100 pkgs fnsnch arlndV
81 half hiils Alacxsreis u Us Dark Brludgi
100 cases Cove Oysazra, IA 3 a g b5lg y. T. Gini
cans: 50 boxes l35 bars s0cps
rs tags perpsF: 1o0u00 Cirarsi
IS bags sp1es ~ boxes lllr- tie-l7ls
s = che q Tea. 10 DO Eaisup;
20 reels Cotton CoTd; = do qltrL Sy.le.i
81 - $3.50 soma. 50 rsama Wrap. fapegs
Tofsr itb many other srtcaa up cJnplsts sale.
ssrs-,s CAkrER, WILLsFOED & co.
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CRIsP.s GAaErr.

SIKH might Of the eha-mng eousie1ne Miss Maggie
MTG HELL. SlfUEptl ENEN Isl DC. 30. lszs riIi
3 prssntsi - FaTtignls desire, he g iry las
French NPys In which Mss Asools alr aELL via
MsLLlE W1lkas- 70 coneluie Eai hs comic drrs q
The Poultry Dealer Aargoi lths Poultry bsllsr.-
Miss AkGglE ArrtHELL
IN Pep4ron Tha Green Bashs aad Wspt Of the WilhTas
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INV ORLEANS, Dss lO--COtton, sales to-day, 800
bales, advanced !, llfallH. Sales Of the week,
zoo bales Receipts Of the week, SO SEQ bales
sgainSt 5000 bales last year. Experts for The
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WAsHfuoIos, Dec I0.--Tbs balance in the Treas
ury last Monday was 81, 904 eco; Receipts Of ibe
week s65I, OO5; Drafts raid 81 Sos 900; Desfs il
sued 81, $50, 900; being reduction on The previous
week 81, 100000
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-12-11

WAR EXPENDITURES 1t will be observed BY The
Secretary Of Wars report. that the present war es
Inmates are less by over nine millions Of dollars than
the appropriations Of the last fiscal year. They
less than the estimates efths last sion By 81 700
900. The Secretary gives US the gratifying infor
nation that, 50 far as row can be fOrsseen, there
will be no call for a Deficiency Bill -#E
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DUNCAN 3 HHoTHEn,

r UuBEH HERCHANTss PitfsburE, Pa,
Dealers IN sii KINDS Of Lumoer, have hand 2a9Qill
Write Pine Boar Dsears IDS city viii hnd @ 70 tr 81
vantage his Arm. All communications uaal-saa
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The Nstehez Free Trader places the name Of Hon.
Albert Gslladn Brown, Of Mississippi, at the head
Gifts columns as the Democratic candidate f0F The
Presidency ia 1860,
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IN CEHANCERY Az LINDEN.

n 4 Nixon anI others e. Ge0rFs Nixon and others.
az uoton and &c Appearing from 'carit 81 thsr 0serIe
Hfron Is non rsdtnt Of he STATE Of Tennessee t s tsre
- .feS hst uubiieson made Tor four Iuccalva
h ~ Nssavi Union and American requiring the sld defend
AMI 10 sDpsr as me next terra Q ne Clln7s Court Of ee
M91isy m April nsx and plead answer Or dur % ld bill
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