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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-13

no. IS FROM SIkAAL.
TTAVIEG become Propristors Of The Patent faI la1
Stais Of SCHOOLET'S CELEBRATED Sci ~ ~
TILATING, NEAT, PROVISION, AND FRUIL fAa'
SERVER, now offer them 10 the Nashville pubic
Fhisartice is bound to supuTeede everything Of 60 -
IN use, is great advantages being too strongy
be doubted. Bymsans Of the lationi ths
chamber is warranted 10 be always dry and slti.e ~
from mould mast or impure GsFor, win s1rfan. {.
dry air passing through 3 eontiluallT-au aeeo-f
With the usual quantity Of Ice. -, -
Every house keeper should give this arteis 49, -
no one win consent 70 BE- Eith0utit.
We have didsrsulgizagio suit our elltolnelA . -,
soio--f J DOYLE "
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Tobacco Manu1actoEY

W. MEREDITH,
A& g COLLEGE sT2BE1,
TAs ready for sale at his RacLog, go boxes o. M
uRctured Tobacco In boxes Of %, SO, and zoe aad "a
pounds aach, views Of he trade G IRON Is 10
IS eents per pounds; all Of which be viii cell Whoisla9io
The trs Dc, At prices that cannot TAIL 10 please.
Merchants wanting Manufactured Tobacco, Vested
% call and examine for themselves. Also,
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GERMAN CIGARS.
On commission, viii be sold By thOusand les
price than ever sold In this city before
ROLLBO TWIST AND cur TOBACCO 10 great variety
ST.
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CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT 4 co.
Notice.
N .------ -. !. -.--- a

PLANTERS BANK OF TENNESSEE,
Nashville, March Dist, ls53.
THBRE will be q meeting Of the Stockholders Of thiB
Bank held the Banking House in Nashville, on tho
e June next, 10 O'Clock, A 10 Iake into considers
on AZ act passed session OF Legislature
this state, proposing amendment 70 the charter Of this
tank. b oruer Of the Board ID. WEAVER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-13

CHEATHAM,

NBE undersigned would inform their friends and the
lublic generally, that they have associated themselves
undtr the firm and style Of
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-13

0O00 KkG5 shosnbergsr's Naiss-au sizes.
AUOU 100 kegs Flour Barrel
10 kegs Finishing
100 g Fencing %
50 " 4 and ia. Spikes. In store and FOR sale
may9i W. r. GORDON O. co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-05-13

LaWFemCcDuPg Money
WE are tking LaEroucs0urg Bank N0gos arl1 pay-
W ment Of ali accounts due u.s. ana for any arcie
have for sale.
fsb -. 1855. " 70 GORDON a co.
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Wool! Wool!!
Fine old WHISTLES.

WE want Three Th~usan3 Pounds, clean Washs
w WOOL for which We vii pay Casa. We Waat it
nsrsS WI. GORDON co.
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DOYLE & CO.,

sgel.F.VEaTILATANG hEFRiGERAIol
FBUTF PREsERVERsf
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Inst Received
Sole Leather Trunks and YaISeS.

Optional suppys OF LADIES' Pine Lasting Gaiters,
a nh Sos Snu rum iA''1' JOHN RAMAGB.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05
Gbe Storq- Gtller.
[Yrom Dickens Hou sehold Words.
LEMONflNCERS!

Five years az, | was tclcgraph-clerk
n, Newstonc Station. had week of
,d,y duty, and week of night duty. al
,erna,ely. Christmas-cve had come
round. OF all nights in the year, and there
found myself, coopel up as usual. in
the little Office; two great staring ms
trumeats in front of me, ilarins gslight
overhead, and well-heapcd crate by my
,..!o; not forgetting Il ,hrea-volumc novel
..o assist me in whiling away the long
dirk hours.
The night messages at News,one were
never very num.toas. There were rarely
any for private people; they referred
mostly to the business Of the railway
company. Tha, evening felt very low
spiritel. 1t went against the grain to
work on Christmas eve. when everybody
else seemed to be keeping holiday, and
cnJpyins themselves. Cary and | had
been engaged about two years; and, for
any prospect OF mirrage, we might oe
engaged for twenty years longer. Mr
lancaster, Cary father, was trades
maa il 4 COOL way Of busiress, and nat
urally refused to let his daughter marry
n fellow who was getting only sevent ,
pounds year. He several times advis
Cd Cary to give mo up; but. as she
would not 10 that, he contented himself
with forbidding nc the house; trusting
to time and distance-for they lived sev
eral miles from Newstone-to aid hi!
cause.
knew that Mr. Lancaster always inyit
ed number Of young people to hi
house on Christmass-eve, and l picturet
them there, dancing; Cary fitting abou
in her white muslin dress, with the yer,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

MAINE SH,pnuILpERs IN FLoRrDA.--A,
shipyArd has recently been opened in the
vicinity of jacksonville, Florida, by Mr.. A
G. Small, Of Maine. Mr.. S. is now builc
ing brig of 80 tons, owned by several
parties, and to be finished by the first day
of May. A force of twenty three ship
carpenters was taken out by Mr.. $. from
Maine, in September. Mr.. John s. Sala,
mis-, citizen and planter, is also building a
schooner of 200 tons, mostly with his own
force, and under the supertendcnce Of Mr..
II r. Stevens Of Maine, aided by several
Maine ship carpenters. Mr.. Small's yard
is the first opened, as permanent enterprisc,
in that portion of Florida.
Mr. Sinall went from Cheryfield and wo
think Mr. Stevens from Steuben the hitter
part of last summer or autumn. The "force
of carpenters" also went from those towns
and vicinity.
We hope the enterprise will be success
ful ,-Mdchios Union.
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$l,5O A YEAR IN ADVANCE

bring into your new trade that amount
of Intelligence and activity which am
told you possess, l will advance you ac-
cordingly; and, providing you and Cary
remain in the same mind another year, |
will not object to your marriage. Let
me have your decision in the morning.
You will find Cary in the parlor.'
need hardly say, that Cary and are
very glad to see Mr.. Choop whenever
he favors us with call in our new home
and brings us news of Lemmonfingers;
who now that Mr.. Riley is working out
his pen servitude, is doing we'll as a
licensed hawkcr in the hoisery and Not
tingham limo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05
Tho Law of Nswnapers

contrary, are considered ~ wishing y sainue
their subscriptions.
2. If subscribers order tho diseostpuanse .
their papers, the publisher Gan continue " sa,d
than until all arrearges are paid.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take
their papers from the Office to which they ars III
rected they are held responsible till they seth
their bills and order tho papers discontinued. ~
I. II any subscribers remove to snothcr plsss
without informing the publishers, end ths' pspes
are sent 10 the former direction, they ave held -
'ponsiblc. 0.,;,,
5. The courts have decided thAt rsfssing =
lake newspaper from the Office, for renewing ard
tcaving it uncalsd for, is prima fasis cvidesss =
Intentional fraud
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

WHAT PASSES THROUGH THE MAIL..:-Of
% newspapers opened by the postmastezs-
of Ch ,rlestown, Mass, within three days,
II were written upon, 3 contained dres
patterns, three skeins Of silk each, 3 COM
tanned letters, 2 had pieces Of black silk, /
contained landscape drawing, a letter
and Il SO bank bill, child's apron, ] =
roll of ribbon, l worked ladies' collar,
and china baby.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

WILD PIGEONS IN VIRG,NiA--A corres-
pondent of the Iynchburg Virginian, writing
fyon, Hat Crock Campbell county, says that
the pigeon roost is the great subject of m
terest in that part of the country: II is
supposed that nearly lOO.ett Of the birds
have been killed in the war waged againss
them by the people in that section. Tho
thrifty housewives manufacture betis from
the feathers, and the pcopse feast on thcir
meat.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05
]}oftrrl..
trrom tho National Fra.
TIE PIPES Ar LUCKNOW.
ny J. u. WHITTIER

Pipes Of the misty mo"rland,
Voice of the glen and hill,
The irono ot highland torrent.
Tho song Of lowland rill'
Not tho bracs OF broom and heather.
Nor tho mountains dark with rain,
Nor maiden bower. nor border t"wer.
Hsvc heard your swcctc- strain
Dear to the l"wland reaper
And plaidcd mountainccr,
To the cottage and the castle
Tho scottish pipes are dear.
Sweet sounds the ancient Pibroch
Der mountain, lnch and glade.
hut the swcetes, Of I'll music
The Pipe, a, Lucknow played
bay by day the Indian tiger
Loudly yelled, and nearer erePt'
Round and round the jungle serpent
Near aud ucarcryeircles swept
Pray for rescue, wives and methcrs-
Fray to day" the soldier said.
.To-morto~ death. between u.
AMI the wrong aai shame We dread
,oh, thcy listened, ioeke,l, aai waited.
Till their h"pc became despair,
And the sub nf low bcwAilins
l,ic,i the ,,au,c. Of ticir PRAYER.
Tarn up pike Settt III msrlrn,
With Her ear upon the Sreun..
..fspna g h ltaua e o Il
The .,,-.o ii,sclnek sound"
. iIa.4ed the woarl,! man ai. sf'anihsi
ilu.be-i the wife hes little one.
Al,ne ,hvy he,el the ,ltum roll.
All tl,s r.af II >spy guns.
hut t. .,ua.l. If .=4ae ant Childhood
r,,it;if,tt=.s5 sa'trn':
",i.n. 80 hc,s 1t I'll. the Aosao'
VII ye ~ bcts.2e it n'9
Like t'ra mash 4 sau rlie+' 'Hn' Is
rar.u.h thc si.i,n 40: ti,e .sAr.
Mo-e II t.rlus t.,-,n.a. i,,l.'Hs,
,tf ths t.=,fs t1.4 = tasg'F.
she kaos tbc de- ret- ii'T,.''
>,s kuea tic tapat'sa .=#'-tii
aii4rl' b.at go az Ai.ssi.e ;te'f=-
rae ,asal9~'r t'5n al -
oh' d., b.tz, 1ra'Aal b lts:ra,
tuG tn -.r.ozsttte =.1a.. at l'st,
ra,at aul .ar b a=5,.a ;4e 6,e'"ies
H.. saI tell t!,e .dpaf., ble.t3
Th.u 4 lur-t II niit thAaNs't, a.;
MHzl d so=n,4',,.iic ,al maaiss
....,-l l.. .re,-yd'--1h march 1t ila9eIsek
Thc riP,t: e the chm
i..ul,f. netrcr, :--.s a. ,.aoe"c'.
Sh IT. ,n#i -hr,ll 4, zsafI# a .tr'ie.
t.rt, t,,a1IH u :,r;os'' elau-'''l.
.stiasip: ali the AR 10 life.
uut vaeu thc t,r-pa au.t elytt
r. iaUt-I & ;i5lt sfs",
Fail t.a hi, ant tlis4s'nely
r,c rip,, II rc.-de ble"'
t7rai t,,e .ilrer iaaes II Luesa"~,
Rsanl ro.l powlaAs golden shrine,
I,reathcd tho air 10 Bsi,ens dearest.
The air Of Aud Lang >yne.
Or the eruoi rsii of ~ar-.irums
R1t, ,iat ,vpet AL homeIiko strains,
tni ths aftan Glove the turtan,
A. "a. Gyua,cc ciesycs the plain.
bear tp tha ioS!aal reaper
Ani piaiiei IN sua ataineer,
To Oh. cot.sgc sni the castle.
The pipers .ong i. dear
Swec, sounds The Gaelic ribrych
ocr mountain, glen and elair
Eu, the sweetest u Ill music
The Pipes a, Lucknow played
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05
JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with neutnoss asd dispa0 ~
Posters, Shop-bills, Blanks, Circulars, Bili-Hesds
Programmes, Receipts, By-Laws, Court Doskets
Envelopes, Labels, Cards, DO. &s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-03-05

A Mr.. 1Aisscl was a member Of our Boardi
Of Agriculture. We should have thought
they would have woeded him out.-RepaA,.
i0HJadk
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25
i Madame parkef's Upefa TrOnpe.

For several weeks past, we have seen
notices Of this troupe in the neighboring
journals, and the last Virginia Chronicle
announced, amid 4 great glow and flow
Of woEdst- that he, in company with the
Lieutenant Governor Of the State. Senator
jackson, someIhalf-dozen editors. Besides
IL number Of other notables, (including
some Of the ! Bar,sof our countys) had
attended the performance, and, we should
judge, were highly entertained. aseditor
Frost complained ola swelled head. 4
which we suppose, was caused bY over
Well, A We went lastlnight,
and will only say. tits worth quarter
to laugh and grow fat.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25
Another Amerieaplsssel ffrsd intD BY ain
English Cruiser.

! Captain HoMes of the schooner Mobile,
arrived II New York Tuesday night from
Mobile, reports On the 9th ult when
twenty five miles south Of Key West. saw
II steamship to windward bearing down
10 Us. Hove tp, to speak To her, and
when within rifle shot distance she com
|meneed fringrifies at us. the balls from
which passed between the men On deck
and lodged in the bulwarks. We then
hauled down The jibs, when they fired
two more shots. They then sent a boat
on board the Mobile and oyerhsuled The
vessels papers, and declared their
intention 10 seize the vessel, she not hav.
ling 4 foreign register on board but after
ward left without doing SO, They gave
no reason for acting as they did. nor did
they deny plainly seeing the American
ensign set on our vessel. The steamer
was The British warsteamer Styx.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25
Small POI.

8 We regret 70 learn that this loaFhsome
disease is prevailing at Riply, the county
seat Of jackson county. Mr. Beverly
Waugh, young man Of that place,
caught the disease on board Of asteamnf-
boat from Cincinnati. He WAS taken il
on Monday, but the nature Of his disease
was not knownuntil the following Thurs
day, as he was mot aware that be had been
exposed. Under these circumstances,
quite a number of friends and acquain-
tanees were exposed to the eontagion' 81
We learn that the authorities have taken
measures to prevent the further spread O
the disease. ST. ssss
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25

Many Eof the papers throughout the
country, are publishing accounts Of
y golden weddings. Of anniversaries II
the 50th wedding day Of the parties, aud
statements of couples who have, for a
long period Of years, enjoyed e connubial
phelikity q Although We cannot pub
tlish IT'D proceedings Of golden we'd
ding Nescan give Al statement that sur
passes saostof those going the rounds 81
j the papefs.l Mr.. MEREDITH LANDEas and
his wife. OF Putnam County, have been
married S6 years ;;.sshe was born Dec.
] 3i, i ny, and he onthe 18th Jan. IT'S
consequently there Is only l5days differ
ence iii their ages. and both are III their
eigllIy-seyenth year They were mar
ried April is, 1893. when go years 81
ago another proof that early marriages
ale conducive % Longevity. They have
liadi children, and both ale now 10 The
enjoyment 81 good healdi. Mr. Z: was
ii our oiticesa fewf days ago, having rode
IS niFes|lhas day
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25
Great Railroad Frand--irres! 0f 4 Prom
iBfnt FiRaReisr ON SixGriminal Charges.

I For Several weeks past, some Of the
Ileadino bankers and meschaAss Of this
city, aided by eminent counsel, have
been probing a terrible charge Of fraud
id connection with The Chicago, Alton
and ST. Louis Railroad Company, By
whichthe Stockholders, bondhdlders aud
Creditors generally Of that institution, as
well as several New England Banks and
New York merchants, were sufferers to
the amount Of millions Of dollars. A
short time since afidayits were sworn to
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25
I

v 81. eo,,oysss ii cab Mqssack usetts 10 0c-
3 fos aliosslny negroes y eOte Once
more lei is confront this pigmy politician
with 4 constitutional giant {. Coup
COW aEss, ron EXAMPLE, +" asks JEgrERA
soN. N SAX THAT THE NON EhEEhEN OF CON
NrcTqcUT SHALL Blk rREEMEs, OR THAT
THrY sHArI NOT EMIGRATE ISTo Another
sTATE 7 Yes, substantially answers
Wilson congress- can DO. and ought 70
do. ali this "a patent advocate Of State
rights Why don't this demagogue start
4 movement to overhaul the full bloodeu
republican State Of Iowa, because she
Twill not let negroes vote ] Why don
Eilg INV upon oslier States The same prin-,
lciple he attempts toapply 70 the STATE q
Oregon as to the exclusionof free ne
lseroes 1 Was there ever such an exhibi'
| ton of shaIlowress as this :
These exhibitions Of the narrowhess,
| the hypocrisy. the want Of knowledge q
our political system seen in The black re-
publican leaders. ought To- arouse the
minds Of the honest men Of the north 70 9
closer investigation Of the motives Of the
shallow race Of demsgogpes. who. by APP
lpeals to the feelings. and By The infamous
means Of stirring up local hatred, have
managed TO acquire political power.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25

NEw Mar bf yIRGIsfA 49,
10 have this Map ready Or sleliyar,ss 's y
the first Of 1anuafy last HAVING 'a' 3
covered. however. soon after tL,e : =. ~
Legislature convened, that there s ssssa
be new counties formed, We awaie ssa !.
action, 50 as to embrace an the add is y
that might be made during the ses ,''Oas !
The result Is, that We have added ~, ny. ]
new counties, besides eorreetino .e y
county lines from which tlie ne es1.e sas
were taken. The Map 81 now CONN., 81 8
up to the present time, and win Be , s..'s
for delivery IN a few days. Il eo ssey
all the counties, towns, rivers, esr 81
rail roads, de-, and al other internal i- y
pfovements, including those lin4s th,, :. :.
in progress, contemplated and fiaishss'ss's
This Map shows the whole Of Mar, ,i E,
and Delaware also portions IF Na1 i 80
sey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, lTenpesss. 3. 4 I
North Carolina. II IL correetly 49,, -
| up. and is handsomely engraved ana A. s
Iored. Mounted on rollers, ii win mi. g
Handsome parlor ornament. Ii con,. as'
vast amount Of useful infoyma,;.o..s
The size is two feet four Inches bys ss.'-
feet three inches, We have pocLsi Ms NJ
of the same, printed On Bank l.ots .n NE
| and done up in elegant eases.
Price--Single copiesoft The Parlo, Il.
on rollers, So; Pocket Map ii -. s
81 50. One person ordering fiftv.eo,.:..s'
/ viii be allowed twenty. 6se per cent a. al
100 copies and upwards, Win be al it,,, y
33A per cent discount, fhe casb = ,s;'s
reference must accompanyea o,das
A1- Our Agent, j. j.. VIM IS.
who ls now on collecting tour ios ithel
: Enquirer, DC, Will receive orders ii
the Map, but no money win be received Is
until the Map is delivered.
e RrTcHIE q Duxxay.x9
y. - j. 4 y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25
An lct 81 Indemlity.

The peop!esof the South viii read the
following announcement with qspeeial
satisfaction. NJ bs.s
Judge Loring. Of Massachusetts,,
wbolwas lately removed from his ofiict
by Governor Banks, has been nominated
as Judge of The United States Court d
Claims. in place Of Judge Gilchrist de-
ceased. Z
Besides the Eeebilke which this appoint
ihent administers to The fanatic iooIs 81
Massachusetts i awards due repaTation
To Il much injured and most deserving
s:fiiz4n RiirHnsoRd .Sonfh.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25
4 For Constable.

We are nnthorizea to announce the name
i of (,EoRae VT. Cf.ARKsoN as a. candidate for
Constable in the Maiden District, at theIensu-
ing election. IL
Il Being solicited by his friends, p. w. MAYS
authorizes us tn say he is 4 candidate fpr the
Office OF constable in the Charleston District,
at The next May election.
f Mrs.JAaEs All HERsHBERGER authorizes US to
announce him as a candidate for the Office Of
1 Cons able in The Charleston District, al the
.5ensuing Splinge election.
We are authorized to- announce Mr.. JoHS
I, Il.j HnIrE as ia candidate for the office Of
4. e,onstable I'M Charleston District at the en-
4 stiag election
il tMr.4G epRGE RITrER authorizes us to an
nobnce him ASH candidate for the office Of
Constable IN the Charleston District, at the
ensuing ELECTION.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25
Terrible Tornado in IlliRois-InlmeIIss
Destruction Of Properly Loss Of Life.


THE 81. Louis Republicans Of Sunday
brings us the following exciting intelli-
gence
we have information Of The prevalence
ofextraofdinary and destructive harri-
canes ii various sections Of the northern
portion of Illinois, Thursday night and
Friday last, accompanied by very sheavy
falls Of rain, At Kappa, tWepfy-one
miles above Bloomington, ea the main
tline 81 IND Illinois Central Railroad, sew
eral freight cars were upset BIZ the wind.
and thrown from the side switch across
the main track Two or three houses
were. blown down. At Peoria Junctioii
one car was blown across the track
Three cars on the Peoria anli OqnaWka
Railroad we're upset one endof tile Cen
trail Hotel, at the junction, torn out, and
/ six Or seven houses leyeled. AT Pamela,
four miles above, eight OF ten cars were
sent abroad IN all directions. aud the
force of the wind was such that three
cars were carried Assistance 81 mile and
ashalf north. with the brakes Down tight
EAt this station there were mo houses
blown down, bull all were more Or less
moved from their foundation 4
Friday afternoon at 0kaw, fifteen miles
above Nation. on the Chicago Branch
Road, six buildings were tumbied down.
including large new store containing
$4,000 worth 81 goods. The freight de-
pot Of the Illinois Central Company was
/ unroofed. AT Prospect City. Thursday
might sixteen buildings were blown down,
ipcluding store and small hotel Al
good deal Of damage was also done Al
Gilman. On the Peoria and Oquawka
Road AT Ashknm, seventy three miles
below Chicago. six or eight! buildings
were completely riddled, and il is report.
cd ttha; three or four persons were killed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25

4 SELLIn0 EARLx. Thep Fredericksburg
Herald bears Of one sale ofa growing crop
of wheat, by 1 river farmer, who will
probably produce some fouroI fiye thous1
and bushels. The price vas sll4-ealIy
delivery lflcourse. VII aa ao
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25

The awful time is drawing nigh The
great day is approaching. The awful
moment, bigIwith the fate Of many Of the
political aspirauts il Virginia, is lat its
eulminating point. Thursday will de-
eide Who is to be Lieutenant Governor,
who Sheriff, and who Constable. Of
course, some will be victorious, and
many viii have an opportunity tolgrace+
fully slide to1he positiontof good and
honest citizens.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25

IN another column will be found tile
advertisement Of the e Wilson Hoase. y ~
This is new Hotel, and one OF The lar
gest and most splendid buildings ii
Charleston II is conveniently heated
adjoining the Court House and Clerks
Office, and but short distance. from The
Steam boatL Landing. It's neatly finished
and well furnished, and the Propfieto,
deserves the encouragement and supper
Of the community. for his enterprise.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25
SPUTNAM COUNTY
For sheriff.

ST5Captt HslLLIAm Grass authorizes us 10
announce himEaS a candidate fol re election
4 . the sheIiIfalty Of Putnam %. at the Spring
\ election. aF Ii HF
II Welsars authorized to announce Col.
sHarSdLps, as d candidate for the SheriffaIty
4 Of Putnam County, at the ensuing election.
5(h=HH III ~ A4|f5t s. 463f1s F.H &z4ss
II We are authorized to announce Benz. r
AoRais as q candidate for the Sheriffaity Id
4 Putnam County al the ensuing election.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25
The Spring Term of ne Circuit. cou

The Spring Term q ne Circuit ourt
commenced yesterday Price and Adj
|kins, who we're recently arrested for pas
sing counterfsit money. waived an exam
nation VIZ understand there is consid-
cradle business before the Grand Jury
Tufley was Gully indicted b the Grand
Jury. for the murder Of his wife, and BY
ans arrangement between Counsel, his
Trial viii aot commence until Monday q
next week. The yepire 81 Tie jury ior
Fhis trial. MA drawn. and Jary and Wit
ncsses Dismissed ,inlil that lime.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-05-25

In our columns this week. viii b found
an able complimentary notice. from the
Boston Statesman, Of 4 speech made by
Hon. A q. JENkIss, Of this District. on
the admission Of Minnesota into the Union
We will give the entire speech in oul
nextissue.