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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-10
RYLAND FLETCHER,
Gov. of Vermont

~ The Columbia South Carolinian gives
report OF speeches by Keitt and Orr, on the
9th ultimo, at that place, Keitt talked big.
as usual. He said of the Administration -
+" lie went to Washington at the beginning
OF last session. resolved to oppose the Admin
,suaIoni but when he got there, he found
Mr.. buchanan upon the platform of the south
1t was then he determined to sustain the Pres
ident cordially and ungrudgingly."
An Irish boy, fourteen years of age, was
arrested at Brattleboro' last week. while in
the act of firing barn. lie has confessed To
having set most Of the fires in Brattleboro'
Tor year past When he fred the ASYLUM
barn he put on mems boots to prevent suspi-
cion when his tracks should be seen in the
snow.
70 George combe, the great phrenologist,
died at a hydropathic institution in Snrry'
England, on the 4th ult., at the age of TO-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-10

CONGRATULATIONS TO CYBUs w. FiELD.-
On Sept, l. the day of the great Telegraph
Celebration In New York and other cities,
congratulations by telegraph were showered
upon Mr. Field. from Presidents of Compa-
Mes Mayors, and Governors, from all parts.
In long list of these tokens of respect, we
find the following from Governor Fletcher of
this State:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-10

W We learn that Mr.. A. l.. Bingham, of
cornwall, recently sold to S. Brennan, of
California, twenty-one French Merino Bucks
ana nine French Merino ewes, at remunerat
ing prices. Middiebury Register.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-10
BRANpoN. N. Sent- l

70 V W TttIU, NtW IOTN,
SIR 1t affords me much pleasure, as the
Executive of Vermont to tender to your
self and your associates my own, and, in be-
half of her citizens, their sincere congratula-
tons upon the successful termination OF the
stupendous enterprise of connecting the Old
World with the New What God in his
providence has joined together, let no man
put asunder
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-09-10
Guatcbman * State JuurnaI.
BY E. T. WALTON.
MONTPELIER, SEPT. 10, 1853.
MILITARY IN VERMoNf.

1ELEeRAPHIc cELEBRAT1oN.--rIRsT INvEN-
TOR OF rnr MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Brandon--which ranks among the most at
tractive villages in Vermont--was the scene,
on Wednesday and Thursday of last week,
vt ono Of the largest gatherings Of the peo-
pie of Vermont, and Of the most agreeable Of
holidays, we have ever participated in. At
the suggestion of Capt Bush of the Brandon
Guards heartily seconded by Gov. Fletcher,
Adj Gen. Kellogg, and other military author
tiles. general volunteer muster of the Uni
form Militia Of the State was invited for those
days, and was responded to by ten of the
nineteen organized companies. The entire
list of Uniform Militia is as follows
Allen Greys, Brandon, Capt Joseph Bush Green
Mountain Rangers, Lowell, Capt T.. ID. Harding; How
ard Guards Burlington, Capt |. B. Bowdish Green
drbury Light Guards. Capt +. s. Hayward. swanton
Guards. Swanton Capt. Geo. NJ Hall Ransom Guards,
81. Altans Capt. Thomas 4. Howe; Green Mountain
Guards, Bellows Falls Capt. w. W. Cochran Wood
stock Light Infantry, Capt. p. T. Wnshburn Norwich
Cadets, Capt. Alonzo Jackman; Cavcndish Light imam
try, Capt. John +. Deane Tunbrdge Light Infantry,
Clpt. Richard Smith, Danville Rifle Company Capt.
NJ. Dole; Hydropath Guards, Drattleboro Capt 7.
Gnodell Rochester Guards, Capt. s. G.. Haskins
VI lrshheld Rife Company, Capt. Geo. A. Gilman Cow
ca ry Artillery, Capt. AFRO D. Wright; Wide Awakcs,
Enosburgh Falls, Capt. ID. b. Davenport Topsham Rife
Capt. Grin Slayton.
al Al. r II.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05
] Kan VITA " ALLEY ST r.
~
I. ossFrges, Was MOI ssotn to tell ths

4 - IF ~ - - TFff r. - Il q IA Il,A,
3. ObsErger' Was not sNcfn to tel the
uhofeItruth.5
This Reverend falslifers " VindihS
up his terrific aritr. makes 2 stropg apF,
peal ID the preindires fthc.M. H. ChuEelPa
North, aud elideaYors toconvey the ltea
that the 3stay' attacked az the !! members ,f
of the NJ. i. Church ins:eah -ut tine y
organs, and their a9eilts.of the No2rlhpssr1ph
Church. Hear him TIT But 81 scoT1In nlaft
people, ye untnlishtetted members oi# w.
NJ III Church, Jgl mast not taSe paper.
from free States. ne isthf can read Them
toprdht, but poY tl'e Js'F g.t aetF
3it! 10 poof lsss't,fant, ii 'lFa Ia.
sr1enllIets Vt the M' " \. .oltlfeh' a9n 1
read Your Church organs Ge. lIhus
ihtinating thatIyp,ur article I1 conveyed the
idea, that o1r'ffe@tlpt of the ignorance 81
or w9'1t oil 1nt.liisHi,se, &, sns members
5of'thd wheis nj r. 3O,l 7 N sorth. they
were lot e 5e trustee WHIP tAe Iead INV
Eof lneehdiairy abo 's sart's'les. Bht lne
whole Tenor - soar "fllele' = i.unSei
stand i aright, fontradicts TINS iltl af1
tlon nss , Y l9ftl,'l A M tns 49,
ge'ce Of ING ne P} u .the -t1ftl'sfb
tohuff oF wy Pofe'ol ot,'' "ss'''etE ' a;h
s y lslfs sh 'rem Hun ,,,a,r s T., ahst3'
alIaci' oolafs 9TH MN IL. 'ne ;i;
5tion sans q tif orll', ana ahe m'sla
l9Ns fs'em3ss u t'I "'1 ..;, = srISP
s ,t Mho ats ",sse Ill., s,s 'ns ;t
!, MNiif ooia '9,' e - ~,
5l'lS " hee9' I'M '' s,;tt,, A.
.aek' I'hHS M 4 epV1' III la - Il,
efe o" .'s tI' '5 ~ II '," :,
lea y ~ xefi1s f ,.51s !, T. ~
5aitei fcN en- IL IifsS' .l- i = tneio +
a"y Way n'FS Z, tE's, oss;g1 X
= = cover }a1 ''',i w.: lii ~ '''t D
81 refltsi9ea I 'i ~ '.ii9 ti'aS''fio 13'
E"9ssE Hi! 3sro, H.. Ses,,l sf,;rit
let rtJI tlfI' 'fr rs e pfetF'2 e, Sp'riS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05
KaaaWha. River Improvement.

n a EraX va al
!, ,sa,Il;;,,r.l3. -, !
po .s e.'f'o" IT. ,'' I'LL ! - = =
5ia tlsH3s month ~ tor me purpose q deNisih9
and perfectinS some plan that would en- m
sure the Improvement or the Navigation
oftha Kanawba River #t.1 III,
-, sa:s,.. 4. !, ss Il
a. ID = 'atA1, lii lit, Il 's,o r. IN
y ~ ,n,'i''M Ill III, oS 4 sisI
g ~. 1 IN III al HI n, sl'g & ,s't III
81 ~, w. u t'ie ~ eosiip' ~
" ao,,gN,,' i, ~, III ~ .suss u
i, 'eso'pe'1 H., NJ Il: ~ senso =
.,'s n.se'i III III sp'iI ri h io Ks
r ' i.a isAa I 'l'oS,t II aof III -
al Il, 80 Z Z. n ~. III
- - my ~ y 'l'ssiheiis Sie itN iS'''osi =
iAi', 1.s. 10 ,'. .,t'e y, II, M,
: = ne Y : 'i''s Z is.,el is
ans eos' s'oaAt T. s'u 1911 L. =
otloN ltolli ltii ~, Y ttllle sae,i alls =
.i.3he az MY ~ lig UT = 'f'ipeef :
.''9's lsi'llo1 q lf lallaWlla taYet tF ~
s. iAou 1 = , l.ou any nc.
aug i1o. u ooilpS u ~ tn ,ol r,s'ss Pts
'et , 2h III AZ a, Il fen' II ss,9 Ri,
1sespseea' 9a' thete sroal y, IS /, ,n
'tig.eaSe = NY lsS sls' =, e'sfeei " 9ie 6
III = .ilY e, ,si''' lsls u y ih'.I,sNEl "a
Etofs should aside a fbe Kanawha yall II
and that the President ofIthe James RiiYcfr
XII Kauawha Co, With j majority Of tht
sand aAana n,i Na0e 4l Directors, should
800 & NJ, : s. .e 81 Pa ~ aa,''
ment. and tbat n the Absence Of the Preki-
dent ofjthe.J Il. q II. Gu, allgof the Ka-
n laH Valley Directofs, together, shodf1 I'd
~ eempe'ent y. perform ana dlschalI7se
asn s If IN Kans III I'LL ~
And Il MAJ fntrilar ,''resolval tbat. t H.
foregoing resolutions Should be submitted
% tilcsP resident aud Directors ofAthe
lanes q; lsEef fs y haHahyha company foi
,l seIlslasa''sl,ll Masn she fS'aesl ne,
a. Is nrael;tsbn NH III Me- II HI H.
ward Nv. Morris of5Hanover. Philip P.
Dandridg Sc % Virginia. William Diekin
son, Jr., 81 bedford, N. II: Smith 81
" saa H4nas : p ' 2 2
J fset ibis NJ, TesolutionF
II pursuance Il Ill l,st-mart;ona a., IL.
49, IL. i ,3;s... 4 ],
Il AhA 4Nft7bD1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

l. TUX BrrLE III FtoklpA. The teles
graph yesrday briefly mentioned 4 skir-
inish beCeen the troops and Indians III
Florida in which Captain larkhillwas
killed. /. letter totthe Jachsontille f,F'lor-
ida,@ IRFublicall says:
hie 2ltll Hult.. Ecommand of, rs
men. sonsisting 81 4ietachmeats from
'BFalFs, Hafdte' sand Par HILLS compa-
mes, larted oatEftom Ghodksiker Keyon
PatDhatchee riyei-CapE Parkhil in
ronbland ,,for d seven DAYS scout on foot,
cal5 ing their provisions OF their backs.
DnJbe 28th theSsm met a parly Of Indians
ilfambush across a very deep creek,
cpt. Parkhill With eighteen men III the
foahce. Upon approaching the creek
fe Indians fired upon them, killing
Hapt. Parkhill almost Instantly, and
,ioundihg four Of his msal and one Of
Iardeets and Henry O'Nsil. The NUM-
,er of Indians killed is3sgpposed to be.
lree The mon behaved banasome4 -
,he Of them Wilkinson of Sa,aunalf) Kill
i the Indian who first fired aud shot
iapt. Parkhill.
After destroy ip seyemlse of their fields
yhich were abundanily supplied wish
,pmpkins, corn peas, potatoes, q !. the
4out returned. Another will start out
1 a few days, id which Cd. Rogers will
anticipate. H@SI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05
I'll

o 49, II All ~ - III fI Of
science IS ofany regard W abandon u
| If lie be \ naenbeE, AND u oppose i, ifhsb e
4iot member. Every now and then WI
| hear Of sonq preacAerfin the Northern
Methodist Church, nsstlle- South, being
run III for famperipg with slH,ss, or s#i fol
being eonneetedwitlI insubordinatiol'ni and
| insurrectioli among Slaves. Then. agar.
! NE have news iii some who haze LETT their
IE.Aoeks and gapa North. e Ponroat lhese
internal elodtriHes, which fsaI made more
| tqlliiet whel kEore their Southern aeqks..
When ws hatl a disturbance il thistoEn
Elast winner, tile Northern Mhthodflst
tChurchwas watched, and large numbers
oofftnfeesro ssfere Frequently collected there,
Fbath before anil since, at unreasonable
hours, and 50 with Eothetlplilcesa il EIle
south. a Northern Methodist preacher
despises the true Southern ViEgiilian - !
This is known to.alI. Them gfoes, vile
have, perhaps, Tie best opportunity. g
know regard them as Aboliiionists, md
tol a very great extent, support Their
Churches, and foekato them Oh SUNDAYS
These preachers are forbidden to hpld
slaves. They assemble with the preach
ers3atthe North il Conference, and aElc.-
h {s5 i = . - 4 ItsF&
lion The most infamous resolutions of
these revolu. ionary AMI mfscliey9us
bodies. And, yet. when We charge them
with these evidences OF their guilt, they
cry out: W. tscan show no overt acts
toIconsict,them" Il may ID true, that
We }cannot convict them1o suclrovert1ae
asNoald bring them liable e inaicsment;;
but theF have done enough 10 CONFLICT
them inlhe opinions " nlankind Should
they do any more tlran they are in Tie
habit ofsdoing, they would Pc called upon
10 defend themselves perhaps, before the
Juries 1of the counties. The Truth IS,
tAsir 1,sks ATE .5stsings very suspicious
Of +5thes i shepherds, AMI ws . think, Oily
would be- wise to2seek another fold.
AS for tire Southern Methodist Church..
NE do no. claim to bd its fadyocate any
more than the advocate Of IBaptists, and
r rssby terians. and Episcopalians -3offfll
sects that contine themselves to.
holy things, and present the great moral
law Of. the sublime book, which The metfy
IF God has given 70 hi4 creature, man 81 :.
Ifany Of these Churches depart from .this,
and il comes under oufaobserzation, we
shall certainly let them hear from Us.
And, in doing 50, Weshall feel ourselves
to5be the advocates ofItrue religion alhd
TIE defenders of tie Church. .@s ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

TnE SfrE SELxcrED -The Nashville
Ulfon says 'firhe meeting Of Bislteps : 8 &,
the Episcopal Church, whicItreeently SIS
setnbied lat Montgomery. Alabama, Ii da-..
termine ppon site for this large aud im-
portant educational enterprise. selected
the beautiful spot On Ftombcrland Noun
issaI ,s 4 'ssR i.s s u SSss
chester We Ieitra ti,at this place ts
in direct railroad commuhieatioii.t# by
means ofthe Suyanse Mining Company !.
road. s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

VIRGINIA Wares LrsE-E. . Sum.
mefs, ex -Afayorrof Norfolk, is ~ ina
card TO the citizens Of that play arging
that asIour State Legislature ,is in sess-
.iont bubble meeting should n called,
AMI their opinion be made puyc "a Ire.
gard tol the speedy completioa5f the wa
tsr aineIfrom Lynchbufg % III Ohio NV
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

The New York Tribune contains a re.
port showing that for the month ending
tbe Goth Of November, no less than forty
four fii@itive slaves were sent TO Canada
from thB United States. is there no way
y break up this underground RAILROAD q,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

BARNUM 81 CoUNTRY SEAT BURNED.- -
lfanlstan, the country seat Of r. IL Bar
nllm, near New Work, wass burned last
Tuesday nights supposed 10 have been
SIT on fire by ali ihcendiatv. Mr. Bar
nhm had just commenced refaFnishing
tile housc.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

The baakssof New YORK. Boston, and
several Other places in the North, have re-
slfmea specie payment. It IS thought
That the banks OF Ballimofe will fellow
sait liz 4 few DAYS, aud oi dspurso the Viz.
sinia banks willdo the sans.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05
Corps IS KlsGs The New York Her

ala saw -:
At aIEeyents, whateNer change The ir-s
tlli,l su|pepsions Of the banks may CAUSE
ills quite eyidept flat nothing can for
the present, Iqstofe ~ E,slan,l ills Ic5h.s
troll OIL the eonlmerci;tl affairs Eof tho
world. That }colrtroi has been invested
III the Unitet States BY the foree oif5 ris- !
tcuhlstances. The priority oIourssul-
sion here. and the suspension Of ollr-
New York banks the sndden xggfeg:ss
ton Of specie here. aud The stagnliiob vf
trade have placed tlles-l United SsatesIin / j
position 10 eoninapd tie world, exact
specie for our cotton, and Europe cannot,
do without IFS We can Keep Ill our golj. &
and England cannot take IL from us If
sour banks play their cards with ordinary
discretion, this crisis will crown lie
COMMERCE of lie United SAFES IS tho
controlling power Of iAe works. trsdy 4
Thus his remarks the lSichulDiid
0ispa+h-- CSStkqa is King 1t i iini7f
fersaf monarch. q lis eotI5n IlatlpfdSes
the sheet,aathof sto@he. United States III
The financial storm II Is cott5n tia.
makes Europ slependeSt. and. ID Ethd
midst Of these ahlazipg monetary eonyui.
sions, offers tesoarI hands the sccpsls ot
tie wofl L Cotton. which cannot ba cu'-
tivated without slave labor, proves itself
The salvation, financially and mlserially,
ef the Vhofe country. f14lys
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05
IFor tie. a In i nav afiey Sill
r .Go4LS1 > s Dec, sist, rs57-

~ =. RoALsM0tTH, DEG. 3lSt, lSDR1
MIL EtorF:-I wish, through tbecpl-
tfmns, of Iyour paper. Id calkthe attention
OF slave Iolders ID the fatt that free he-
gtoes ardiu the ronssatt habitof passing
backwards and forwards between Ohio
and This Ieonntx,.upon STEAMBOATS,, FIRE
queutly gazing off ana Remaining several
days Win our Slaves greatly ito their
injury. RSayeral |5of the HE" succfssfui
st.pnpedis, ! am Inclined ID think. axe ut
>tfibutable 10 their al Vice and assistance !;
IN proof nc which there is d strong chain
ofrifctIaI lfantial evidence. Bestle9tlis,
! haYe flrSsemetime had-sood reas@nsto
-beli9ye tltattRssy.are inthe tonstantIhJbit
Of smusI ling. stoGeA,, goods to and from tie
purt$ od .llp Ohio ;2thHs, rendering our
SERVANTS fprrup., + | am ceftain lhadthese
facts areI known to the Public generally,
although 10 steps have ~ YET bsenItaken
No lfa ub Of the eyA, There is, LIAM
tollla law subjtr;ing steamboats, to {
heaTM i4e for allowing them 10 gnasItorc
in aHsldye State, asll .insprisolin5 the
negTo%s Yheneveryta taken within cur limits.
This LAW should be strictly enforced, and
if Tie .ptopetr al boritieszzdo fosof Chem
selves atenI toit, the, people. shonIl thks
measured TO llfsse il upt,sTt 1pnlS> sine
ersshry Ibr.the security ofQnF property -
| hake tsus briefly liotraI the SUBJ let,
hoping THAT, once bfoaehed rsome 5abler
champion will come &twaftl and |pbint
amt tnpra- fIlltsr i{S rEilS III thp II lima
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05
LOOK uE.nE, WILL set
q. & Al UFERMANN,
& HARNESS MAKERS,
Charleston, Kanaw ha Co.., Va. 4. a

.
] WefAa.e on hand, and are CONSTANTLY ri
ceiplps, and ma king up, the mo, tacomplets
stock oE SaddleIy! nopble anil Single tlar4
ness. Saddle. trimmings, Fancy MountIngx.
Be-, all VI whIdh. having MaHnfacl hradl unz
der our esp clal notice, VIII be wat atltel
perfect. We have also on hind a:lsrg% s,rck
tof Horse Colltrs Oh our own Mannfal tore. III II
seyeralhandsom SIDE SADDLES Ii saIious
Siz $, VI suit The Latlirs. 3 1.
he sure to give &us a Cali Before you purS
chase, for we a e Gelernined TO Sell Il s low
.as any other bau Il. for cash.
) REP AlislN1i all Kinds in the above line,
at ended topuaefually onttlie shortest moi ies..
Welk}llnp on Front Street near the Sts5ib,
Boat iasding.
10. i a3 i FERaiA M.
Jan,IaFy 1 1873 y3n36
Tbs Co:ninoawsalth OF Virginia.,
eTs0 tAr Sheriff OF Kallawha county Greetings
+ L We icolhmind yon thai you sdmmoA ifes
Coal EerhtNayigatbn COMPANY If they ijes
found lnH u llF baall4it:k, = appear befirp tile
fustice Dc oar County Coarl for sslIe fonnsk1si
kanawhs ~ Rules 10 be held In the Ct.ss e :
Office thereof. on the FIRST Mon lay ID Janus
IS, preselt m eAh. 10 Sss yer John Tnrley, Of
q plea Of TrespasS on hecdse III assutnpsii,
Damage $500 100, Aadhave then there This
Jwrl. mss, a. NJ Qtarrier CkiEk III oii1
sid Cont. at The COM use Of said county.
the2d div pf January 1883 i.ilthe sd vkafpf
our Foundation. "A. NJ o CARRIER.
Janaafy, 5th, 1873. y3n3S.
T. b SWAIN, Col.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

The members seats III thenew Ilpase
of REPRESENTATIVES, at Washington cpst
seventy dolIarsapiece, and "a desksaihe-
sty. dollars. 8. IA
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

InAanother column viii be found q Mell
write ani5atioa, signed .tlerittqs, \
.ihh answer o 4 grpss attack made upon
the '|f.Stafp BY a corrqsponlents3f tAetst
t.'Repa5t;fop.'' we leave Ito rhe public
10 judge Between" O)bsereet' ofI}lls fl re Ri
aaJlifaq.i' AMI tie II Star'': IN viii b
readily seen, howNeyef, ztdhaet : Qbserf4erYf
advocates the dissemination ofIabolitioh
Journals i'll our midst Methank /, IIe,+-
itus'' for his artiele ! \ If u
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

Ihe Carnage III TX PEsident Pierce
was sold i few days size, at Concord,
n. Ell, the proceeds 10 Il applied to Tho
larRy Is lneethA nasr y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

iSee sNIessrs. q. & A. IJIerlnanil's adseFl
tiByment ii saddlyy X Harness ii az
SER They hre good workrlen. AMI
Will no rdoubssgiye Satisfaction % all who
may. favor them with work EE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

IILosr, on Thursday last, oa Font
Street. between tha Court House and
Post Office, alAdyTs brilliant Brsast Pin,
small size. The finder Will De literally
rewarded BY Laying II at thissofiee. #f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

A law Yer, laipg III Bufi L. Putnam
county, named NNIlIraas, WAS found
dead. hi hfs bed, ohe morning last week.
No n1afksBof violence found upon Ii i'm.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

II Hon. A. g jenkins and We Hon
John Leteher haE4 our thanks fofc Con-
gressional doe uhielts: Senator Jphn Al.
Warth land Delegates Capt. .lss n. 3.
Thompson, and N. Fitzliugh, ! for State
documents. .-l- NY NJ.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

VI VI We have several communications .
hand, that d. npt appear this Neeli r.
We have|not read AL of them, lior hav
We room for any more this week: +,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

i When visiting CINCINNATI, ggo b ns
Dasnerreotype Gallery, No lo, NFest 5th
Street, and see lis fine specimens Of az -
tistiq skill,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05
The kansas Election.

81 Il, ,;;s,,, (,sr;sJbu aIaro,
'1s1ys D.. s 90, y1s,,rc, ssImed III.
q NJ "A. n ) gs,,r;t,ssn
sFe.0sg' ''''''sp FL ~ ~ y
af. Louis, peeelnper = Kfs 49, -
VICES ~ INC xSlssQ Ise M 80. es,.ss
that .tlie Cons.ltuE'oll WIN 800 n''e
been carried % q iaf9e hiJoF1t,
1 1l5e returns Z I IRE nleasye ,.,v vo,s
me 5i9iio@inS Y VS. Pre-. sis, u! al al
atha 2o0, and Lexington aDoflF she s SANE
d y reported thsf a-itfge body ei1aea
haze gPnle te Lec93mptssn e selze upon
ne Territorial arms
= lstt ". dated LsYrense, zee. ~ says
tliat Laile has goue o,foft SOU : lt " lhe
fyo'rsd intention Y Destroy , that place,
eStermlnate the rrotslaYer!y settlers ae Inc
Shawnee resertatlyl ana enry the war
1nto Miss0uri.
eieh Denver assumed the government
81 the Territory - itlffd llas ssassi an al
~ ess u when lle5gSh"ftS l,e ci'lz ms %
fppea! w. tne oaiio0 PoN Iofftils eett'eNlellt
n t - = iltieuitiest :,
+fllq mahes eopfcns e4trHgts from lhe
l1r+esldent ifIstrqepons, ~ antilfallte 81
1''S AEs Pot'NJ r., ILL., - P.t'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

5fNo SrSD4Y TRAlEs.--Afterfahe list
proKimo, lie Sunday trains on the Orr
alige and Alexandria Railroad will be
discontinued. The -trainfonthe Central
road y i'll also eease4to run or7 the Sab
kirk "a s#tBs5 ssis Il III If - 3sIE5 s4#@i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

III lii another column may be found d
nolice ofthe re.9penips q ~. IA LI.# fGI1s \
writing Beiledl. Il. f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

Gov rAIkER las resigned die office
81 Governor oi Kansas
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

N The ApeTfIaSEis stih in full0Fb1ast II II
Goods sell 81 ION lltIttiices, and .eTerybpdE
seem, pleased with tfhsir bargains. . \.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

GREAT CuRrosiTY. -T The Mobile Mer+
.curyssays, without qies ieHs Ae great
est natural living curiosity Of this orSany
other country, il now on exhibition ii
That eityi It's living negro childE
with tHoheads, fgur arms and fouE legs.
1t is six years old, very intelligent. speaks
well with both mouths, waltzes aud keeps
time. ,iihis mach tie bills cay, but ths
eholdereaanotdism from his mind hat
he has two childrett,# Tough strictly
speaking. there. shut one. The eennec-=
ton is with The spine, ami The best phys
biologists pf Europe and this country have
pronounced it one individual child.