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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-10

TIE Fur SEAsON.-kNOx has olsplayed M
.ot M ,lch bic elegant Furs Ksox intends
70 DO area, business this season. Like sensible deseI TO
cmpb this be ~ furnish his lady customers
Mt speudid bsgs viii do it, aud Therefore advise
fbss are making their purchases to call 81 his e''so
I.hue Mt No. 212 Broadway.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
KANAWHA VALLEY STAR.

II II
and ! win give up. Tarley then pass
ed over to the lower side. Of the ditch
and gave himself Up to Messrs. Belknap
and Taylor, and was marched back to
the Jail. As he neared the jail, cries Of
"Hang him |! hang him!' were heard,
but law ndorder prevailed, and he WAS
safely locked up. The court house bell
was then rubg, To call in the distant
searchers. III
About II O'Clock, Sheriff SLACK re-
ceived information that McMullen was
some two or three miles above here
when Deputy MoofE, Constable HERsI +
BERGER, MI. LIrrlEPAGE, and Mr.. BLAIN
went up and captured him. He had an
examination ID the afternoon, but what
was the result, we have not heard: He (,
was remanded to iail under his old sen
ltence. ..E /
Turley has irons now. on his hands
and feet. After he was re-taken, MI.
GALLON went back to the PLACE Of his
capture, and found The tools with which
| lie rid himself Of Ibis irons. They con-
lsistedo common case-knife, the back
ground down to an edge, and both sides
Eserrated, forming saw which would
sever common bar of iron in very
few minutes !; the end was reduced 70 2
sharp. point, thus making agood cut.and.
thrust weapon; the temper had aPparh,
Eently been first taken out, the Instrument
1then formed, and then re-tempered to
Ihigh degras. The. other tool had been :
Estout, marrow morticing ohiFel q piece
lof+steel was welded on, running to :
blunt point:; Ills could serreItopry open
his sbackles while saving them, and
proved to be an effective weapon Of DEL
fence as MI. Saunders can testify, who
| furnished him with these tools, or how
| much aassistancehe had, We leave others
It'd say itmay be a matter Of judlic1lal ri
vqstigation.
FtWeiare thus particular i'll ouraceount.
as the near afpProadh of th y exec
(17tR Of next. meatf,) girss interest e
theI,matter, and as 81 many exaggerated
and foolish stories are Aiu circulation
about his escape, cohpromising different
individuals. tB/H J d
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
From the Riehmsnd Enquirer.
Our Next Governor.

| Messfs. Editors While the views o.
Mr.. Leteher in 1847. applied, as they
were, only 70 the position, agricultural
character. and numberof slaves in West
Iern Virginia, and NOT being Of that char,
Iacter. which strikes at the root Of our in
Istitution, selRer etu5iiq4e, should not be
when reeanted, an psnperable objection
to his elevation to the officeiof Governor o.
Virginia; yet,as there seems to be a grow
ing inclination to select some candidate
who has a perfectly clean record on the
subject Of slavery, allow me to press the
name Of Judge John W.IBreckenbrough
Whether Judge Brockenbfough Would
accept Tie nomination if rendered him, iss
question: of some doubt. as he is 4 pqfiti-
clan only in the obsolete sense Of Sauna
Statesman. But this very dpubtfs to me
a Recommendation. III would really be
refreshing if occasionally q least we
could select man solelyfof his Iqudlyf
cations as well as encouraging TO public
virtue, sometimes to,e1eYate men to office
without any agency Of their own, and
without the aid fcliques, alliances, APP
planes, or patronage. The selection d
Judge Peterborough wouldbe especially
acceptable to the few DEMOCRATS who still
hold o6t against the spoissaaad rerard
system, now more thoioughl Yinaugarated
than ever. Noac if ever,
SIT sounds like stories from the land ofspititS,
ifany man obtain that which hemerits,
0fany merit that which he obtains.'s
Another consideration which should
commend Judge Brockenbrough, Isl his
total diseonaection with Federal politics.
He holds q Federal office, it IS true, bul
it is a purely jadieial one, and exercisable
only. in Virginia. 1
Al Eastern VirgmisfN by birth 4 cit,
izen Of the Valley BY chsice, and init
mately acquainted with Western Virgin
ia by associationlin the duties nof his of.
fee, he IS peculiarly suitable for "a gov
ernor Of the whole State. AS Is his per-
sonal qualifications, his reputation pre-
cludes The necessity of speaking He is
known throughout the State Is an<emit
nent constitutional lawyer, consistent
democrat sound in every particularI a
man cf attainments and accomplished ed
ucatlon, Of the highest order Of talent and
ability, and Of cool wisdom and dauutless
courage, That his nomination would
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
.InIdpe BroekenbrOagh.

The following just tributs to the char
acter and qualifications IF Judge BFocK-
EspRouaH. we extract fronssa letter 70 tile
Richmond Soath, dated,
"st. Louis, Mo-, Aug 10, 1858. i
\ \ = T =
II observe that the question. who
shall Be- the next Goyernos Of Virginia,
is already beginning 10 attract uoIlit.le
attention in Your State, although theIel3ee5
lion is nearly year off. LAM GLAD to
see 50 much good feeling manifested bgI
the friends Of tie different Iaspifants, ii
the presentation Of their claims. III take
a,deep interest in the result and while 4
would not disparage the qualifications Of
any Of the Distinguished gentlemen who
have been nhfned for TIE p9st-LEr9HER,
HoPKtEs, FArLkNEs EbMaKpsos, IUeKs
.rR, DENEAL, and others, HH good men
and tIue-there is2ohemann whose friends
III am glad tb see waking up, who, II my
opinion, would reflect more honor upon
The Guberuhfprial chair than any man who
fhas held it for many years. | allude to
HJudg@ john w. BRockENBRouGH, o.
IFRock1tfidgk gentleman in social fife, q
IIprofotind and learned nrist, a man 9f let,
Tiers, Ia patriot, amt ( Danocrat of the
F.stricte,st sbct. Stree Judge Broken.
broueh has been on the bench, and an liz.
struclor Of young men III the scieIce o
law, few men have been cioser students
and few have studied TO more advantage
lIfor few Ii ave better origilfll minds HI
Iksfnow in the prime Of life, and his intel
lect u in It's full maturity. He has no
been politician, hence hesis stranger Il
the disgraceful arts of the modern dema
gogue, and viii bring toRbear upon hi
office dignity Of character and a spot
less purity unknown in those who havt
speuttheir lives in greedy thirst for th,
| spoils Of office He is just such mai
| Us would create an uabounded enthusi
asm among the people, and who would b
borne into Office. upon . wave Of popular
tfty never: before seen in tile State. | d,
| not wish, being an outsider, to interior
with what the Democracy IF Virgins
Can manage withoutaRy assistance bu
could not refrain from rayidg tribut
to my old friend and preceptor, for WHOM
entertain feelings Of generation and af
lection. Yours, truly
In " .=E EsE INV 6 -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
Drouth.

AS general thing, the pasttwo months
have been unusually exempt from rain,
throughout the.entireI Union. | There has
but little rain fallen here fSrt the past six
weeks, yet the crops hayeIInnt materially
suffered, IS nearly aAwsra out Of danger
before the drouth commeneed. There
are several places il this and \ tfer States,
where there has been 10 rain for 80 and
10 days. In part Of Maryland !, theSYbay
had no rain. for 65 days, and at Clover
Hill, Chesterfield 60, ID this State, they
have not had 4 drop Of rain for upwards
IF so days, and for q distance Of 5 miles
[in every direction, the ground is perfect
Fly parched, and the entire crops, q
course, a failure. ffsEA f I
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
.'N'tagaaateba UalIln Star. :
cIlaRLEsroN TUESDAY ,Au 6, II, 1855,
E.iitnrial <hanrs.

IL 'TiIE CoMNlrfEE who have edited the Star.
since its removal Ito Charleston, have relin-
lquished, To Mr.. RtispLE. the control OF the
Paper Thoagh ffiends and we'll wiShers TO
HIM .Stgr, they Dire 3no longer responsible for
lits eait6riais. Mft1Rnndle VIII announce TO
ltle public The mole IN which the paper will
thereafter be eopducted' COMMITTEES.
sH9tI Il connection with the above, / will state
tFtF there will be NO change in Tile Politics Of
E5tis IN et-tha alt s columns will still be de
BIteA % The interest ofthe Democratic Party,
f4l Western Virginia; 10 the South, and to our
Shannon County.
The editorial columns viii We conducted
with al least n much ability as they have
hitherto been, tile undersigned will be as
sisted by the pens Of many Of those who have
hitherto written for the Star.
4T'f 9IiE7 I JNO. RUNDLEs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
i Rrnileattart Canrlets.

: The two negroes whom we stated last
week az having bee p arrested as runa-
Ways and placed in iail here, turn out to
be conviets. !, They pre- some Of the first .
fruits Of the law passed last winter, al
lowing the colored Eonvicts to be EN-
b5loyed On the public works. These twos
in company with others, were employed
On lie North River Canal, at the time 81
their escape. The sherifFof this county
received a notice on Saturday eve, de-
scribing three runa1ays, and the two
here fully answer I'd theirl&share Of thef
The large tone, WIG struck
Mr.. Stanley, is still at large. Fifty5dollars
reward, each, is offered. Ifthe Peniten-
itiary authorities come after them, the re-
ward will d. but itiisB not enough % var
rant any person in taking them to Rich
mond. The negroes now confess the
whole matter. They Are both free, as they
stated, but not free from crime. The one
who gave his name al Nelson, and which
seems to be his real name, says be was
put 10 the Penitentiary for killing a man
The. Richmond Enquirer. III noticing
the capture of these negroes, says they
were caught in Kanawha County, but
lodged IN jail in cAqr1ottspi2lss! Rather
a bad blundef for tho publishers Of the
Mapof Virginia. The Petersburg Er
press commits tbe same error.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
+ Important infofmatiisEfii

In answer to the many core :pohd4nsFi
desire to know how, they can bay tisksis
Swan& Co.'s Lottery, We wou state d
they must enclose Their money add diEii
5 Swan & CO., Augusta, Georgia. I'LL ]
is large, have the letter registered; 5fital
large. it is unnecessary, f0i the nm is Fesl
ing thousands of dollars througSfthe ri
from all parts Of theiUHited States sni
wonla say that they may rely upbn PA
returns, and also upon the puaetitll pans
OF ain prizes SAID ticket mas. bee1titlela IL
Whole tickets, sic ;halyes aud Ehuartsi
proportions, It's thedetenil nation h ths'a
to msrit The confidt nee their friehes snl
public have placed id them AlatsrJ dfis
every Saturday -7SanaGy MsreaT4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
For thekanawha valley star.
Foaks or Coal, Aug. 25th lsP8.

pOhhofSF ~
nh En1roR Being embraced within
III Ill limits Of the NEW GoUSTY" proposed,
a M feeling deep interest in tlle sanit, |
bag leave Through the columns efIyiur
valuable piper, to make q few suggestloh 3
VIZ: Some one must bsar the respouS-
bilities Of tie new county 10 the Leg
islature; and he must be man " t9 g y =
steel''--one who has not only the intter'
est Of the people in his heart but the IN
terest Of this whole western section lol
Yirpinia-.one who viii deyotehis energies
10 Tie development Of the rich treasures
which lie imbedded among our hills and
our vallies. and assist ID placing the fold
Dominion in the front rank Of : States
End such aEEtnan, andlon who has the in
iarest &c Coal River in his heart. Let u:
II saddle him |" as our fayorite I. Wal
horse, . and ride him '.thtough 70 tht
fences" w. Fad.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

[of delegates. In doing y: i is without i!l'.
| lie knowledge or consent 4 ne mdlYld 9,
nal we propose naming For moral ,9.p a
w ,.:.,.s ofs,ste Policy. 10 mich may be
Il n, Wv IN I'M caution and discretion OF
adu ''et.1 81 sEsT ], combined With the. en-
~ W. and zesI of !. Young AmSrica. Z Ka-
e,S5 might Justly be proudaof sucha
| ran,esentatiion as, Col. JAMES =. HgIE
fsP1ese.s@ ess;re, snecin1e,f Of the iVir.
man WI, s.. ~ nav not be- found. The
internal Improvements Of Wesern = y " {
ainia would find in him, an abl, etfcl'
eent,iand energetic advocate. r.
CoAL's Mourn, Aug. 80, 1888
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
We learn that tbe works on, Coal Rive

We learn that the works on Coal River
are progressing finely. No.public works
ii this section, were ever before driven
towards completion as rapidly as Maj
Kupp is urging this forward. The coal
Companies intend having large q9anti-
tbs Of Coal to ship by the time the river
is ready. The Peytona Company intend
sending out "a boats on the first trip.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
The ltlantie Cahla

\ Continues to work well, although not
~ expe ditionsly Us wished, some Q. the
recording apparatus not being fully per-
fscted The Mayors Of New YofkIand
london have exchanged congratulations ,
and Cyrus W. Field. the President Of the
Company receiyeda despatch from Lon
don, through to New York, in one day.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
Hog. Cholera.

Tile papers from almost every section,
not only Of our own State, but Of the
Union, give accounts of great numbers Of
hogs. dying Of a disease called 4 Hog
Cholera, In North Carolina, the dis
easehas beenyery virhlent; one man lost
Sein one day. There they administered
oopperas mixed in dough. (but the pa
pers do not give the proportions, \ and
consider it an effeetual remedy. In
Frederick Co., Maryland, the disease
made sad havoc; Vie person who lost the
greatest number, thinks he arrested the
disease, and saved tie remainder Of his
stock, by giving the following dose !
fb. of. Sulphur, / B.o Of Rosin, and / b.
Saltpetre. beaten,into . powder, and given
in the proportion Of d large spoonful te
II hogs, every other day.
TT2In this and adjacen Counties, the far.
lners have. suffered severe losses--some
losing 10, 90 80 and even 100. $50 and
2oohogs, by this disease One gentle.
man, successful and intelligent planter
whose hogs suffered some by this disease.
but nothing in comparison with those,e!
his neighbors, thinks their escape wa:
owing to the following remedy he bled
i W tt.I 4 n
his hogs freely in TIE tongue, and thel
rubbed their shouts with spirits OF tur
pentine. This naustsbe done in the early
stages Of the disease, As, after the disease
becomes seated, tha tongue willnot bleed
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

There were about les Sidda,s,t
ingtdn', at the letting ofthe d5vingtS't.
Ohio Rad between coyingI IN aadIs
White Sulphur Springs. TIL rs,uI,it,,'.
70 have been made known on lie lssbr
we have not yet seenift
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

Tie Lady's Book for September is at
hand, and IS fine number, indeed the
Fashion Plate is one Of the most beauti-
full we ever saw. The yotaadity Of the
ladies we think is not quite as awful as it
has been. So a year.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

we learn, from a friend In -.
County. that the Putrid Sore NJ |
walls to an alarming extentIh thst sa,i'
along the Turnpike from UJtlo. tI:g
Fayette G. H.. having proved f,,.l;
gases. It has now reached tbo En-
and the inhabitants are guib ei,,rsl 1
i will become general. =
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

TINE Commonwealth Iof RHgilaI it,
i Sheriff of Fa yette Comfy GIeeElaP H.
are hereby commanded 10 summon, ~ (,
Carbon Mining Gompany,lfskey. \, rs !,
your baiIiwick to appear betoTe IN ~. 4
the Circuit Court for the saAi Co9ls rs,
Clerks Office of our said Court aIllE ~
held for said Court, on the|frst Mol II
tober next, 10 answer Liny B lske,@ lr.
the beneftHof James H. Coleman, !: Y 70
Trespass on the case in assump
500. And have then there thls Y VI 4
NESS, JOHN b. JONES, ClsTs e III
Court, az the Court House, the2o.ss u y
gust. 1858, and in the SD year 9, III ~ Is
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

4 All the leading banks ii Tebsgsse u
resumed tie payment ofspociE the "a
of Tannesse having resumed > 7Lhtsl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

TIE Lon iou Times is Yoa. al .iaI.
iayorEns tie annexation pf Mlyie0 "a
ynitdd States.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
JAMES N. GRAY,

s0NoTTAGE INN, near Red so gu Hill
NJ Co., Va, Agent for the 1s ~ Vii
Reapi1g and Moving. Maehlfae,5s 4 2 t a's
nisE Furnishing Machines q q az Hl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

y. 7. Scott Pfesidea4ortts No5i.,
Bank of KeplpeEy. died al d 1ingo !
the 2pth inst, I'LL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
in Escape and CAPTURE.

- ~ - 9a'i H. $751; ploseu ~ !.
'oo 'fae' ana seon4a g V1ca'lls " re-, jan
was nrohgea VAIN cary f'Sefs' VINO S'oou
WIN hanus Id I Po ~ "pPa,ensi. ~
showing o' fts Walch II way "a. ~ w. s'nouSfi ne
escaped tsi'a pa' rev minutes sne sE"fe
~ appeats n Z Saiqt = LLifh nau Sone
me r.. li eel s. III psua' nou A !
WIN il'm : OiafA ooy TT rs We =
cleaning = ont' leasfps 'he eioo,S ,Pen
70 4 re 'nsfsss saufress = w III !
~. !. 6.H ~ - p''fi i'' NJ,
nfs !. WIZ = T. H. ,1unl W. s x
q nas4 5, WI ene oossi u'a"n aY,ose
his llmDs' ana s10snaI' unuei ~ oiJspe9
aPPaten1l a',pe1 : rs 800, - III
aeAaiis ~, wig l ~ I. alioN.u Z III -
hhim M a \ Wno Vas n mercy y sesse ~
4 hns, passed ~ o,5'ls H. :
r., Il 10y sup H., : III ~ .Y S,t,
e. 81, ~ 10y ~ III 1 I :
~ .il9
examine the room ana WINDOWS, as was
hls usual practlpce' Wnen Menullen SIP
aaa.nf.ra oessK, : HI being t,,,nad !
I j ~, III ia ID, IN u tha. M
sprang ron t 60. peg got. out q fhe qoof'
and threw the hasp oyer SC Fne staple al
most before IS Kelley kpeW afat the taDles
were turned That every aog mas 'l nls gay
that ha4i he was TIE prisfoner-thatl ne was
opl the t wrong s1de p the doof once VI more l
Nus, KELLEY happened g come 70 me
door Just as the prisoners passed ln g the e
house Fard through the gate OF ~. jan
Eennclosulfe. and WITH bravery ana he 81 D
that but few women possess 81 lmmedla'eiy y
gFaPPled with with Hurley I put allef . severe ,
struggle, he getaway. she lmme 1al
save Che alarm, and then began e think
that perhaps her husband mlgh1 % iif# q
condition to need assistance sf she ii ''7
him, however al safe II we lall'. Darllns
the excitement a .Es#E
The alarm given by Mrs Kelley \ caAal-
led out Mr.. SAUNDERS, who lives t directly ire
opposite the Jail, and who, lew rops
distant, caught hold Of Hurley !; w w /
Mf. s, bad his arms ciasped arouna hi III
I, struck him On the arm' near the wrlsf'
with an.iron he held ~ his hand' ln nilIs
llg pioM W,'iep ss'ir sp ,..
ahd as thls aip nos many 's ~ iste.9e II,
hold, heseruek hlm on on ehe hsao WIZ W
lron' ca adf iiit5%seSe 81 Nf'ut1 "nu 'ns
kicked I hlm at Ire 4. same ''nne' g e. =
says, MFclMiullcn'l VINO NAG soi'eh eyer lne
fence, turned about az ! 20 ~ ! u4l II.
when hes1think lii e we Oa''le "as5 "aAh
too warm, and suffering WIN ~. Pne Wou "
on his Afaafe' released ms nold' " isaIn
there were men standing '1el out asnof' III II
lance off during we struggle VINO gaFe
no aid, ant WHO allowed 'ne prisoners 70 !
proceed IT. 'sf'nst. # \
4 SONG few VINO lhaa .not seen 81 9he ptls7
oners escape, nov pursued but.as thFey
had run into corn held. 1t was ilmposssal--
ble;1to tell in what direction they WouIl IN
come out and almost Immediately, two
/. = I. The
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

QgERY.-Will. news sentbJIhe At4I
tic Gable, through i salt pan $o35r
long. be fresh when received 81 L
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

Peteyson's Magazine for September
came to our table some days since; As
usual, ii il good Equal to some Of the
IS Magazines. Price ~ per year.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
Tha EirenS,

Was here on Wednesday last. From
1900 to 1900 people paid fifty cents each,
to ascertain they were slightly humbug.
ged.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

EVTIRGINIA. IS :-At Iules, 4eIi u y
CLERK S Office, Of the Circuit pealt !
Kanawha County in the MONTH q SsP'elA
?. Dafy &9co., plaintiffs,
Frederick Brooks and William G. 7 :
Brooks, DefendantsIi i.
The object oftlIs suit is TO Teeofff Y, q /, I.
of S6DS. As cts due ny note eSecqqee y I
defendants tofhe plaintiffs. Ana aI 4 ~
ing BY affidaTitrfl6d, that the dEt IL.
rick BfookS is non-Ie Sident OF tlEs fg ~,
wealth. is therefore ordered tthaglls ny n.
pear here within enc month satieI qas y,
cation of this order, and dolsf1at y Iises'
toprotect his interest in the premFEssS, 81
TIE lie, "A. w. QGARRfkha. y
t. p. Swans, p q, ~ f.
!XTIIGTNIA, SSs:4a / rifles, Hal a.I = /
Y Clerks office Of The EiIcalf ~. ~,
KanaMha County, III the nIoit7h 2 =
Der, 1858,
W. d J. corley, pltiB :
Vi VS.. ktlp"
Frederick Brooks and William Y.
Brooks, defendants e,g
. Theiobject Of this Suits torecoE md
of SlDs 37cis. due BY Hotf9 Anq s si,r5s
lug from affidavit flied, that lis /, K i
Frederick Brooks, is a non-tesi,' fErr5 mi.
Commonwealth. il is therefote.cf o,,Fsgs hi j
do appear hire within one mont s !. !, ]:
publication of this order, ana DO VII. .,is
essary to protect his Interest ITO ihd pre-
7 Tsste, A.sw. QUARRlEf3
l. 7. b. SWANN, ID. q. III -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31

Flour IS generally fiyaa4iRgg il
the Southern and Easieia NAH sls.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-08-31
give universal satisfaction il / il -
racy Of the State, i the belief q Dss y
correspondent. Y
K a VAILEr DkNac,
CHAaLEsrovss, JErFERsoS d., Aai
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i vALuABLE HoRsEs Capt.. La.
has been engaged infiraisfng ltAs -,
vessels in the harbor pc SebastopoI =
brought to New York SIX p$re a''Ssl
blood Stations, which cost him sls"''
They are direct from the casalry .,.S ~
Of Russia. They are - banl i hirS 's'
are matched pairs Of darR Bill. I'll =
black. The imperial stud E I7i' i
5000, and when It exceeds tbi, ~,
sales are made, and Capt LAM purcb,.'
them at one of these sales, It h. Is
price, which is saidto Be les! Than !.
real worth.
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REerterI teaIIfmy.

Nfe would call atteiitlon to Afr. Ryb
SEE' ; card il another column, III reh,E
to Mercer Academy.
Mrs. TONDEs', Of BEHaFo, lso adj
tises her Female Seminary
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Fsar1aa To ~,

IrPHR advertiser has $50 q sog a Rsa
i rich Kanawha Bottom Aane vii
The two pieces are adjoining, nEiy ii
rented separately or together' ARks
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BARBECUElt

at Goals Mouth, on ERIDAY,sthe 18th, 81
October next. We most cordially invite
all 70 attend friends and Hopposcrs =
Come one, come all. There will be pub
lie speaking On that occasion. I'll is very
desirable that all parts of The proposad
boundaries should be well represented,
that there may be concert offaction, and
Committees appointed to more definitely
Ak the lines, SO as to suit and aceommo.
date all. Again, We saw. come. z. V;;o,ii-
lance is the Price Of Li6erty.,,
But we will 90 still further. We will
suggest the name Of d standard bearer, to
represent the interests ofthe new County
as well as Of Kanawha. ID theEnext HOUSE
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KanaMha County, iii The monh S'f