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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25
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T'gnnIroRY " alssrsorA, DlsTaicr court.
2nd Judicial ir#siei uoaD,y u hsiassy,
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shall John y DIs, notari whl,srra Andrew Lever
ms and william u Morton aAssDess IT William H.
H. tho sb-,e named 1sfspdsois
You and ea,h 81 you ste hereby summoned and 70
been died ls onea u a ,lsfs saia Dls,rel Court
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.sd hs pi.n,ia N ~. action - apply 10 the eour, s
nr relief demanded Ia The cu,up lAial
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25
WINEBAGO.

Forming The corporate suiiinrlurs IL q
nth. ~ Luulstoany. Minnesota.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25

New York, Feb. 20, 1853.
We have but little to say upon this curl
Gus production. n the Tribune had any be
lief in the very dd odptandun article it pub
lished, We rather imagine it would have
vouched in some way for the writer thereof
in its editorial columns. We ourselves take
the letter not " eun grano' sed scum Intro
Mi,s"
Those who are at all acquainted with the
etiquette Of foreign courts may imagine
CHARLES ALBEIT and LouB NAPOLEON a.
members Of the "Carbonsri," but the Pope
has not turned round IN has bed since his ac-
csssion TO the triple crown, we viii guar
antee without the motion being noticed by
the Cardinals.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-03-25
MISCELLANEOUS,
RAIL ROADS.

EIl ga AAILQlI LIAIIH /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

i. Church soatd during this time Z II
commenced two years later. 1851. wit h
only 1000 members. and in 1881. it num-
bered 5000 81 gain n 1000 members
and III increase of 80 ministers n the
same time.
So much for the numerical Strength d
ibis lnucl, vaunted body, which. every
time IL political influence Is called into
action. threatens otfics,seekers and of'
fee holders with vengeance, Z they do
not comport with their We've which
boasts. through one Of is mouth pieces,
that
4 .sThe Methodisis and heir friends have
The numerical strength to control any election
in this OF any of the slfIolnging eouR ties;D
and who closesshis article With threats 81
vengeance On some Of tbe then candidates
for our State Legislature
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
The 'sIEeafy A. JonsSit Burned.

We learn from Mr.. soLoMoN MISscoE,
of this place one Of the passengers Of
the i1hfated beat, that the steamer II. A.
Jones, Capt Knight. was Burned on
her upward tip from cincinbaai, hbont
9a o'clock Phi Saturday night, tie 9th
nlt. 7 caught FIRE from the carelessness
Of the Steward IN attempting TO fll an
alcohol lamp whilst twas b,1rainga; the
jug, from which he was filing the lamp,
exploded, scattering the iufammabls fluid
in every direction. The Steward was
severely burned. The boat burned 10
the waters edge ii d very short time.
Most Of the passengers had retired %
rest. and had to make their escape as
best they could. Mr.. Minscoe lost 4 lot
Of groceries, and his wearing apparel.
No lives were lbst.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
An ExtraDrdinary Law Suit.

We corrected a statement the other day
which had gone the rounds Of the press,
70 the effect that cook ID d family at
Augusta, Ga, had discovered III the biz
zard Of fowl, "a cone shaped piece OF
gold q Our readers will remember that
Il was not a cone shaped piece ofgeld.
thus miraculously discovered, but 1 lot.
terry ticket issued from the legalized krn
OTIS. Swan y Co., Of Augusta Ga. AID
which ticket turned out to be i prize
Since that occurrence a law suit has been
instituted for the recovery of the prize
money BY the owner Of the fowlas against
the cook, who claims III. A third party
to3the snit tits aid viii ba Swan Il Coi,
themselves, who invariably pay promptly
their prizes, but III this instance sawaitthe
decision of the courts. we look With
great interest upon the result Of this sex-
fraordinarF sais We understand that
The daily papers have sent 20 Augusta,
Ga, z corps ofEreposters 10 keep tier
readers posted upin this novel and extra
ordinary suit, which comes off ia his
month ID which S. Swan u Co.'S maanif-
icent prize of $40. 900 is to be drawn
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
PUTNAM COUNTY.
For Shar1G.

FTCapt. WILLIAM Grass authprizesus to
announce him as candid ate for reelection
othe sherifaI!y Of Putnam Co. at tile Spring
election I
We are authorized TO announce MlLroS r.
HARMON as a candidate for the SherffaltyEof
Putaau County, al the ensuing spring eIee-
ti0n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
KaaaWha School Fund.

0ar neighbor Of the Repablico's prom
iiSed, A few weeks ago. g furnish i,s rea-
rders with an account Of the disbursements
and expenditures Of the KaHawha School
Fund. The people are waiting very anx
iously. to see such 1 statement. They
want II know hoac their money IS spent.
They want to see each and every item of
Che $4,000, annually expended BY the Free
School Commissioners. The AUDITORS
report, published 1t Richmond. for 1867,
says 'KAsAwHA 10 report !. Come,
B5f, Republican, gire the people / full
statement Of the free school operations
under your control, IN order that they
may SEQ how their money i spent.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

II seeking the Atlantic Sea- Board. La hne.
a these two great central lines will unite
the various interests Of our good Ole
Commonwealth, from chesapeake Bay E
d the Ohio river. into one homogeneous
{ whole, and will prove mutually advanta.
geous both to3 Eastern and Western
I Virginia.
ICoyingtOn and Ohio Railroad Ills ifut
Friends.
a Bill, appropFiating $500, 600 70 this
tRoad, has passed the Senate, and if there
lis to beno further Legislation % this sub
4iect fort no gears, We hope the Bill may
Ibe defeated ID tho House Of Delegates.
IIt is conceded By all that this Road is,
by far. the most important Internal I'm
proyemant ia the State; that II will cost
I ten or twelve millions Of dollars, and that,
when completed. II will do more to pro
1mote.the. commercial interests, and de-
yelop ths mineral aid agricultural wealth
lof Virginia, than any other Railroad IN
1.-THE State. And, Notwithstanding these
facts the legislature y making appropri7
ations to this great work that At viii not
much ethan Pay the saiar .t officers,
and keep up repairs,
We are rejoiced, however. 70 see mat
| there are some members Of the legislature
who take 4 proper view Of this important
question, and among them We notice
Messrs BRueE, Of Halifax, and BEALE,
fof Westmofeland. These. counties are
among the least Interested directly N
| this Roid of any counties in the State,
and yet these gentlemen have taken lib-
eral and comprehensive views n TINS sub
jet, and have INSISTED and do INSIST upon
such an appropriation being made made g th ne
eoYlngton ana ar Ohio Railroad as VIII ~ p
sure lts speedy eiolmlple1on.
An appropriation q S2eo ny ,eoo, 70 the
Central k sal 20 WE mnleenaed ~
the Committee IN Internal III provemealIt 3
AS the Central hallfoad = punt upon the
tw two and three -tllths principle an
appropriation of s2oo 'ooo, and q q cores
Ipondinlg f'0o.t.ttAs bserlPtion te th Ee
road, BY indy iduais Will probably COM PA
fplete and equip the Central Road to Gov
lington. its western terminus, But the
Coyington and ohio Railroad IS to De
built solely and entirely BY the state:
Between coyington and tle Ohio river
there Is ~ money. 10 capital to be I'M
vested ia Railroad stocks, therefore, the
state undertakes to build the Road entirely
at its own expense, and having SO UNDER
taken it, let the work be vigorously pros
7ecuted, and completed as speedily as the
finances Of the state Will justify.
We wouldIike VI have the Legislature
appropriate tVo millions a gear to us
Egreot Road anti i y completed, and let
!, one millionbe expends led every year atthe
eastern end, and the other million At the
western end Of tie Road. But If This
cannot. be done, If the finances Of the
state VIII not 1t present allow such an
Expenditure, We think an appropriation
fef one million per annnm should b made
~ Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
FAYETTE COUNTY.
rnrl GerIrH

NIL. B. JorEs authoTizes lis Ia announce
him as candidate for re- election To the Office
of CLERK 81 the Circuit and County Gourtslof
Fayette County.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

iii AilH1b i00h tQE 6QE S,tAt tttte ~ III
i tor raid and comfbrt'' il the prosecution
had completion 0f the Coyington ans
i Ohio Railroad.
The s Republican rs, troohs-crook'
wy llls AfpaOli1ah.
The ]" Aanaard& Rep10t.faf q th'
1894 ult,, under the starting head 2
II 'tyAMALcAhArIoS, puDllsned the iollow'
ling Communication and Edisorial en-
ldorsement. The ,1at'cs afe ours.
Anal fanna,ioni Z,
fsa rscese sss sef ayst " 9o i ~
frg respsei tdssie as.d with tils
fsqass' IT. W. $500 p @aF Fsb 4e ,ssa
! MI. -DehrIsir: some three weeks
Siace Ar- eaYo or Prsas neg 81 IDS oo"ni
| ii''6ne license wss issued BY orr elsrk. They
were masteE E ,s ys u mi,ds 1ss
yoa iI ior p i, 1T the requestof
many foisrs.
Ihe puoliqa'ion q Ihe esi ABOVE ssf ha',
urallp created conFidefaDie eKci.e s.
among the readers q me 1.spao'sea's'
many n wion iels qonYlncea nay sps -
poft Was ialse, ana tnae Y wy - eho''
! g creale Pollllcal qapl'al seme one
W '.l knew tne 2rocl'sisy " ~ Lai'os 2
me isegatcttee'', 70 piDllsn any ana every
thing. that will initiate against the South
ahiu llS ih'Stitusions'
Wa did uotAnotice the article last week
I j, &, a;4a. ,t -.
because Ies tolie, aiFil tiis Eu'.Oit'l ''oui
ments, carried@the evidence of.falsity and
IL 60 n al - Vii. ,,,;.n
$3.50 4, NJ II ,.,i
a-sa !, ". W, = 4. u =
p0ials nses w NDs,pus 81: i'.'o'' ~ n. ~ !,
'''aliuI'i,Y 80 'i,9 -
!. MI f',.s, q .,:a Ed;.ss.s
81 III, .nslI.e,1;,,;,, 49, i.
!, ~ I'D I,:e,a ..,;., -.
.uusu n .s "aR :l, ~. 49, !,
/, ,1is u ~. W :. =. 80
7 III ~ ~ 49, e, !;
y''ppsfat,ae' ~ a'9'f'' II ~
Y. o u , !, II y "alI5 -
Oears re psApiy i'a'teu' ! sess'e '''us'A y
81 Ssnesps acco'npans ~ ~, I oe
ll u WIN slis ioii0I"fn s1i'et 90 y
ueh tstas Z tle teetees aeg OUTS
ftHe deem il proper 10 mention the fdcf,
That the reverend gentleman mentioned in the
above communication, il member of The
Hestsrn Fa. Conference BIZ tae A. E.I Chureh
sireait Nys woaId also saly, that we are II,
to, u solemnize thelmarria gerites. bntrefussd:
HIP. REfUBIdcAN.
IA Xxi, thas BE seen that this Editor
Il,
not Only ENDORSES tle Isf i'utistoiltty ~ ehe
.au,l,or of-the article, and its reliability,
,ES3 Fiji. o,,3 s,,s;t,.
pqt also ages 70 ~ ~ MY "tlu
by unnecessary editorial remarks, based
~ mere AeafSaytY
AS we anticipated the R6Y. Mr..
u u. y ~. l.,i .,,,o-
eRpoks, ~ iass y rs n r eoiiies
.out.#irl prompt and fiat footed denial of
.l,t., Ia II i ], Ii; III, ~
alu 20 Ia u x :.
such q traRsaction and his statement is
.gl a,l Il, aaI ,.d.I.s, I'll ,,,a H.
~ =, & tofs' l0fsoioie 1919
one who does not skuik behind fictitious
~, J,.s - i,,x,,, Eyt, A. Il, M, s.;..a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
I HOUSE on DELEGATFg

i Ill
Mospxys March list. fesa
HOUSE BILL PASSED
Incorporating de californiaI and pocs.
talico Turnpike Company.
THE MILITIA
The bill to e-ofganize the militia w.
communicated from the Senate Min :
amendments. which was conquered 81
and theabill accordingly became law.
TUEsDAY. March 2i. 1855.
REPORTS FROM eoM4fTrEE.
Mr. Rutherford, FROM the COMMITTEES
for Courts Of Justice, presented reports
adverse tolthe following propositions
Ofmaki1g the statute Of limitation IN.
applicable to clerks fees.
OF afforiing relief to persons whoss
land IS changed with taxes 10 two different
counties.
OF makihg attachments under $50 lei
turnable before d single justice.
pIloLoeGATIoN or THE SESSION.
Mr., Powell. Of Loudon, offered the fol-
lowing resolutions
hesdlveds By the General Assemble.
that, I'd complete The necessary legislatio5n
on important subjects, ID is expedient to
proIong its session beyond the period 81
80 days. and the same to Be prolonged
to the ed Of March.
The rules were euspsDded with view
to the immediate consideration Of this
resolution. BY recorded vote yeas IS.
nays SO.
The adoption Of the resolution was adj
.vocated BY. Messrs. Kemper AMI Ward
after which further consideration Of lie
joint order was postponed.
MATRTmosIALIsTs RErrRsKp. Is There
WAS quite 4 party satrted Up The Oliia
River on the fssh, on = matrimonial ex-
cursion up The Kanawha as ar as Charles
ton, Va. The party consisted Of Messrs.
Swasey. Hlbbell. Wirthwine and others,
merchants on Sycamore street They
returned On Sunday, and one Of them,
Mr.. Wake Hubbell. came back Bene-
dick. iii other words. he vas united ii
the holy bonds Of wedlaek, on the Esd,
BIZ the Rev. Mr.. Smith; 10 Miss Keith
Whittekdr. of Charleston. The. afore
said merchants speak ID tie most lauda.
tory terms Of the hospitalities 81 the Viz
ginians, md they all agreeSthat they had
a good time. Cincinnati Endairef.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
] For Comfy SurYero.r.. n

Is I'M , Y
Tsss,,. q. f,r M. G,,,r,t WI nj NJ M
s,rs ~. s.
~ 3. ps - z
no'scs IN e TT 'i'9 ~
s3ls1'. q Aanaw y ~ N.Y.
Nj: a. +. SESNEvT3 th a king the electors
Is ana Y ha County iofE their past confidence
a'itlorizes us V aosnnce lln & candidate
ior re lection Y sseoadce " County Surveyor
We are aasnofizeg 20 announce DAyiDd
=. s. sse 81 eo,te
" ouss sygss 81 ing wa 8 ~ & eltcsloh.
Engineer 81 q Fee, Va, Y, R.ih
Stauntons Feb, 10th, lSs 81
Mr. y. = RcfFNER was engaged for some
time on this road rs assistant Engineer. s.
w lille here, he had nsderah bic Nperience ll
prelim nary Surveys and in the location 81
ihe road through the mountainous country east
of the Allegheny. Aiterward he was pil con-
stractlon ! n each Of these depaF trnents, he
gave great satisfaction found him 2 yaluS
able assistant II locating the road, AZ ne thor.
onghif understands the use 0i instruments,
and Is more th5n usually careful In his work
BESIDES ihiss Mr. Ruitner IS well Tersed in
mathematics and forquickntss, ana aceurar
ey Al ca lenIa tons, ls not surpassed
II, %: M laITCpM
Chief Engineer, MA, q. 4. e
& ilrrasv H,nf.fxrtr n s.x,rp 4. pAtk ~ III, 90,
RicHMoxD, Febfaary lis, 1885,
am informed that Mr.. DAvfD y. RuFTNFR
is candidate for the Office of Surveyor Of thu
comfy of Kanawha. Mr.. Raffner was,a few
wears ago. an assistant Engineer On our Cen
X * II 81; III
e IN he ca nj \
\. q IA raNIsa in & D.
vi + f al ~ As I'M
, ~, ) 8, ss,s, III
= 81. III =, Il, ~
4on,v Il fy &C. Il, W. s Hi al
~ y. An.
portion Dc the Virginia Central Rail Road be-
tween Charlottesville and Coyingtnn5 and for.
many months asslsl ed me az res dent e G1NeEfJ
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
Fer ,onstablel.

We are authorized to announce Mt. JOIN
81 Wars. asa candidate for The Office of
Constable in Charleston District, at the EN-
suing election.
II Mr.. GEoRGE RITTER authorizes us to an
nounce him as a candidate for the office of
Constable in. the Charleston District, Ut The
ellsHing election.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

KAKsAs.--The Territorial Lsgislssare
OF Kansas has passed i bill through both
branches providing foran election 81 die
gates to q new constitutional convention.
The election ofthe delegates ii to ke
place On me second TuesdaY Ii ManEh
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09
Neo advertisements.
yNTotiG,.e-
10 AI .As.TER RIIIInERs.


rTsfiE Undersigned, having been appointed
IL aCommittee BY the MI El Church South
TO supehniend the bitildinglof a church IN
the nsighborhood Of the Lower Fiatwoods 0E
Poeas at Cross Lanes, iilreceire
SEALED PROPOSALS,
from this date until the 10th day Of Marrh,
for the Building cf Frame Church at Crass
Lanes. Said edtfie6to be 30sfeef wide by 10
feet long and to be Is feet high IN The clear
The building to be completed and ready fur
service by the 1st Of September il.xt.
The uhdertakeE or undertakes, viii Be re-
CURED to give bonds with security, for The
completion OF The work atthe time spe eIfed.
and fotthe falihfnll execu ionFof The plan and
specifications.
Plan and Specifications OF the bsildjpe
may be seen at the house Of ". G.. Melton.
near Cross Lane, Kama wha Co. va.
s. G.8 LILLY.
WA, q. MILTON.
L. =. BOWLING,
Fl. AGEE;
JeS0s yz4NDEN.
COMMITTEES.
Flatwbods. Feb. 2TsA 1855.
NIRGrNIA, sS.-At rules held n tie
Clerks Office ef the citcuit court Cor
hanawha County, in the month 81 March,
5 slsy. Molten 4 WOoarufI. 4
Plaintiffs,
ys. SIN Debt.
George A. tsoshorn & A. Fl
Dennal5t Il Bro, Def'ls.
The object Of this suit is 10 recover the
sua-of 1859 96, dne By note Sxefused bY the
Defendants TO the plaintiffs. with interest
and Costs, and u sappeafing bg sfiiaavit iilea,
That the Defendant GosAorn IS 4 non resident
OF the Commonwealth of Virginia ii Il ORDER
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

by announeeme1ts lsl1auothaf column.
t will be seen that our friend j. b. .JoxEs
y q candidate fol re election for clcrh 81
Fayeste County.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

tt<s e.
The WEsrnER- Dur favorite Clerk
Of the higher CouttsA-we mean the CLERK 81
the Weather. has atlast succeeded in esttng
that drsf. on the i,ank Of Old BoFeas. cashed,
and is now in town with his pockets gulI Of
SNOW. We have had colder weathe 81 since
the ist Of March, than We had at any time
dufing the Winter, There are .several. inches
of snow pn the ground, and II our present
wiring CMond ~ morn, the snow fal Is are
coming down freely. Not only dies VIM
terslinger n the lap of spnng,,' bit Ire old
fellow seems very csoIly to have taken pos
session afItbe tickle Miss.
The Kanawha has not been frozen oNer this
season, although the ice from son1a Of IL bran
ches, is npw Elnning freely. Our atizens
have ayailed themselves Of the recent fcoid
snap to flltheit ice boises from tie Elk.
MAD ASNK On our first page, today, viii
be found ali inl eFestinIg article under tt,e cap
ton DC I. Md Anne, kie Hsntress:i inter
esting, because it1refers to neitler d fiction
nor amyth, bal toa person who, iin 4 ne times
that ried mems souls,',fz-aye. and wqmen's
too--went lip and down this Valley on her
erranas Of mercy and vengeance; foE, thTc'l
her instramentaIity, many white PERSONS
life was saved from the death dealing tonla-
nawk, and many an Indian was caused to bite
the dust BY The settlers unerring riie There
was method I'M her madness,
There are several persons ID this vicinity.
who distinctiyreeollect tits remarkable and
ecceatric woman, her intelligent horse, md
her faYoTite dog. She frequently passed tho
here after TIE lrouhlous times Of the border
warfare had ceased. Herhusband was burr
ed on the Shrewsbury farm, few miles above
this Place, and she once came here ina low
ering passion, having heard That Biz grave
had been ptougt,ed over, bat the report was
untrue. We dp not know when She diAsi. OF /
where her rsnisins lie.
When she WAS ON her secret expeditions Il
She did not fpHow the Kanawh Ia river, but
crossed The Elk some two miles above Charles
lon, going to, and returning from, Gresabrier
BY nearly The same route as one of those sur
yeyed for the C0yipiSfnn and Ohm Road
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-03-09

Christian Adroeatel:
e In ts49 the whole number pf members
withinthe limits Of our conference was Il & ;0.
In 1855 il was I6, 1916, showing anincrease Or
nearly 4,to0D
But how did this increaseof 1866 tahe
place Why, In 1852. the |. Wheeling
District was cutoff from tie Pittsburg
Conference, and annexed ito the West
ern Virginia Conference this District
contained At least 5000 members, some
put it At over 1000, leaving thissprosper-
ousiy fourishing, and wonderfully in
crsasing Church with i gain Of less than
1000 persons, according 70 one statement,
and with 4 loss, according to another, IN.
sevea years Even II the most favorable
statement, d gain Of only about 100 4 year.
in tliswhole Of Western Virginia Trus
". q magnificent gain Almost equal 10
re improvement ii Irish military tactics,
Of advancing backwards
Now. let their Church Discipline be
'figidly enforced let its moral rules be
exaeted-let the Church BEL purged Of
those designing individuals. Who make
Their politics paramount 70 their religion.
andsthis grand total will grow beauti-
Gully Less Their increase ii preachers
has been about ii the same ratio.
isat las been Tie conIitiaB of the II.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-05

Together with tho above Goods have large
stock of iO-4, ia = Bed Blankets. Also, a
general stock of staple ry Goods. To which inv lite
the attention Of Retail Buyers, al M. 81 College II.
septlI-u a. e.. & A. B. BEECII.