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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12

rTNHE Commonwealth Of Virginia. % lns
Sheriff Of Kanawha county greeting ; s, w
commandyou that you summon the Coal hiv1
lei and Kafawha Mining q Manufacturing
Company. If they be found IN your paiilwlok
10 appear before the Justices q our county
court, for the county OF skanaWna, al rulss y
be held iii the clerks once IthereoI, on I ine
ifst Monday in October next. ~ answer NOD |.
ers snodgtass % plea q ssesspess " on ha Ms
tben lhsrs this writ. Witness, Alexander
NJ. ouarrier Clerk of our said court, az lhe
court. house Of said county. the 18th day q
September, 1858, in the SD year Of our .oua y
dation. Eve. VU pe. 90 T.
d BaowN & SUMMERS p. q. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12
VINO WANTS CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs
Carriage Mandatory. /

81 IS + 44 a5 4
TIME subscriber would inform the citizens
! Of Charleston and Kanawha generally,
that he has opened ! Shop in the Stage Sta
bile, Back Street, back Of the Court House,
where he Is prepared to manufacture in a
superior style, All kinds 81
/ CARRIAGES AND HUGHES.
4 Having worked IN the lest shops II the
Eestefr cities, he has no doubt but that his
work md prices will give perfect satisfaction.
He isalso prepared to repair all kinds Of
carriages, and trim them in the latest stYle.
q He uses none but the best seasoned timber
In building carriages, and finishes it IN 2 SUI
perior manner. s
He has also a Blacksmith Shop connected
with his establishment, ia which all work
needed will be execntud in the best manner.
New carriages and buggies kepton hand for
sale, or given iii exchange for old ones
H. SIMON BURKE. 4
charleston October I l657.--iy
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12
MAY a WE'LL

MAY q WE'LL
Have received large and splendid stock OIL
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHINGil
Direct froia the Eastern Cities,
and which, owing to the scarcity Of money,
they will sell G HEAPER THAN EVER
Their goods were bought with cash, after
the great money panic became general, and
consequently were obtained at nearly one
half the former prices. and they will be sold,
fpr Cash. at q very small advance on cost
prices.
Now is the time for baFgainsi Look 10 your
own interests, and give them call. Goand
examine their goods and prices, as they neith-
ermake charges nor wfy facesiif you do not
buy,
They have now on hand fine lot Of excel
lent light and beautiful ready-made clothing
suitable for Spring and Summer wear, at I'M,
precedented low prices; Fine Dress Goats,
Pants and Vests without number, Boots 4 nd
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Jewelry, Crayats,
Gloves, Handkerckiefs, Hosiery, &c Also,
a fine article Of chewing Tobacco and q lot
of domestic and imported Cigars, and many
other ARTICLES too tedious to mention. Re-
member the name and place
MAY 81 WE'LL,
Arcade Building, opposite the Courthouse,
v3n7tf. Charleston, Va.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12
g,aal advertisements.


VYIRGINIA, SIS :-At rules held mi Ihe
Clefk,s Office 81 The circuit court, l0i e ixa-
nawha county. in the month q ssptemDs1'
John <. sattes 4 vile
l, - amended and sup
Elijah Swindlef 4 otil- plimental phi.
ers, defendants,
The administrators Of James 4, oWanu y
decd, having applied the rents 81 twp-t9i ~
Of mis- real estate, to the payment Of ms aspts
the widow Of said James 4. SwindlsrsI Is.
manning in possession Of her dower,anQ tp s:L
being now, q large personal estate 70 De nls,
iributea /; the object Of this suit, Is 70 apppie,
80 much of the widows dlstrbntiye snaIys y. Y,
the personal estate to that purpose, as WITH
ma he I'D to the heirs that portio1Ioi ansp
real estate. when was applied 70 the pay'
ment 81 said Switdlers debts came the com
claimants BY counsel, and on then motion
and II appearing BY affidavit hled, ne. ~ y
defendants, Nelso Mitchell, and susan "
his wife. James Il. Fieklil, and Ma54 ~ "
his vile, Richard F.. Schenck Sohn ~
Ischenck and Nelson Scbenck, ere non,Issl'
E,eats 81 1.-The state Of Nifginia. n y tn.ils.
f1re ordered that they 40 appear here WIZ w
are month atterdue publicatlon q ms oIqsl
ana do what is necessary TO pfolect .nsll II
terest III Inc premises: gopy =, lssa 81 q
- a Al " 7QuAkRiERCPKt 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12
Pu4sAM county va. Oct. 26th 1856.

Pr7nAM county Va, Oct. 18th 1856
Being allied on BY Mr. Hartfo express my
opinion in, reference 10 4 Wheat fan pu. :
chased OF him, do so with pleasure nd will
say that Il farsuIpassss anything Of the kind
/ have ever used, and consider il the best ]
aageieyef seen in point Of cleaning wheat DC.
Is we'll as the most speedy having cleaned in
one day over twelve hundred bushels with. II,
and in short can't conceive how better, ar
hicleEcohld be Invented.
WILES BOWLING. i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12
Il Rx HoUsH

NONIM SAiAlkdlNlSACfN3 HAAuhWWn, va
THIS convenient hotel has been IL fitted
u and extensively enlarged. Itisfhe on.
II tavern in North Charleston. No txpense
has been spared for the accommodation oil guests.
Their ABLE, s. alI times, is supplied with
the d leoacies Of the season: and he cana
cions BAR ROOM witt, the choices Iioi'ors
and SegaIs-Ffench. Pale and Pea ch Bra naies.
yamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Domestic and
Foreign Vines Ola Rye, bourbon. Mononea-
liz and Common Whiskey.
hay. Il ll1Ss;NYDRP q Co -
gnns - 1851 n9ss,ys
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12

We have frequently found that the To-
calities where the fewest newspapers lind
their way. arctic places where the prints
d don't get paid and the sehoclnasters
come out minus. And another fact has
been ascertained. The man who refuses
70 pay the printer his honest dues, Of
5negiects that duty. never prospers IL the
long run. --E ID
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12

H A sick man slightly conyalescing, re-
gently in conversation with apEous friend,
congratulating him upon his recovery,
and asking him who his physician was,
replied. sDr. brought me through. /
No no, said his friend, God brought
ron out Of POUR illness, NOT the doctor
WELL replied be, maybe be did, but !
am certain that the doctor will charge
me for it.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12

Paddy's description ofa fiddle cannot
be beat: /" Il was The shape Of d turkey,
and the size Of goose; no turned il over
on its back, and rubbed It's belly with a
stick. and och ST. Patrick how il did
squale |
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12

An Irish gentleman Oh return from
4 visit to the South told his friends that
the Southern people were 90 extrayagart,
that where he staid they had candleslick
worth $1,000. How could il costEso
much?' was asked. Och, said he. 1t
was a big mayer fellow holdin' torch for
us to ate by.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12
EDWARD c. sTOILE.
WA r 9 HIM a < = =
ai1rrara1aait11

Front street, opposite Goshorn House,
CHARLESTON. VA.
Repairs Watches and Clocks, at the shortest
possible notice, and viii guarantee his work
ior twelve months.
ealso repairs Jewelry ID the very bestjand
most substantial manner.
March 4. 1857
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12
CITY hook eToRE
GALLlpOEIs OHIO

NM AZ: u NASH would respectfully call the
I'M attention Of country d erchanic. TSaHb-
crs and Others, TO his extensive sd ,reii IS.
lected stock Of School and MisceIlSnS51.
Books, Stationery f al kinds, Blank HSof&
&c, &c. which he Is prepared 70 sell, whole
sale ortetails atvety low rates.
His long experience in HE business eH4bieS
him % purchase very low and hecan 1 Iiuld q
sell y kteK;ly reduced prices.
Particular attention given 10 oriefx f6r
Books f9r public or pTisoie Libraries.
blaAk Deeds. MoftesEss ~. constphiiy Oh
hen4 pa1fI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12
/ NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MEETING Of the Stockholders Of Buf.
~ fsio Academy will take place in the
town 81 Buffalo, 81 the ID day Of October
next. FOR the purpose Of electing 4 new hoard
of Trustees, in pursuance Of the3aet Of incor-
poration, and a bylaw, adopted atthe last BIZ
ennial meeting Of said Stockholders.
MANY STOCKHOLDERS. !
Aug. 25th, 1853. 4-f9
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12

VTIRGINIA, SIS Sat Rules, held ID the
VI Clerk,sofiee ofstbe Circuit Court FOL
KsHa@ha County, in the Month Of October
tS58--
the administrator ofJonathan1 In CHANGER
Williams, dec,d a, Comppt on al amend
vs.. led and sup
Morris ana Chandler, q othetsI plem { n !
Def us. Bill.
The object Of this amended and supplement:
tai Bill, Is to peIpetuate an injunction here
tofore obtained by said Williams, against The
Defendants.
This day came the Complainant by counsel
and thereupon5 Aon his motion, and II appear.
ing fIom affidavit filed. that the defendants
John 4 King, John Stephens. Margaret Steph-
ems. William Stephens. Bsthhia Stephens
John Applebnry, Joseph D Wiley and Agnes
Wiley are nonsEeSidents of this SLafe. Iti:
ntdeTed that they do appear here within one
month after due pablication Of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect their interest:
in the premises. Copy, teste.
Al. W.sQUARRlER, Clerk.
Casa = READ Soils. 4s24
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12


A SsAKE esHARNER "a correspondent
oftbe Richmond Dispatch. thus writes5of
snake charmer who at present IS anus
ing the visitors At Montgomery Eva,
White Sulphur Springs
a snake eharmerh has been amusing the
visitors at the Springs. He halls from
California. and IL on the best terms 81
peace and friendsphip with all sorts 81
snakes. His conutenaflce accords well
with his vocation. He adorns himself
with ratllesnakes and Universities Tie draper
ry BY eniertwining with an adder.sa black,
oil afew coppsfheads There are some
men so Horribly like them that they 1.-THE
cppperheads are the most deiestable for
tho resemblance Our snake cLarmer,
however. seems to have no faForites, but
bsstpws the fondest caresses On them all
Hs kisses alike Lhe copperhead, the
Satiiesnake, and the adder. and hides them
ii lis bosom as alfertionately as be does
those that are venomous il was deemed
that lie had extracted the fangs Of the
death dealing serpents, but To- prove that
this WAS moi SO, ~ took charge Of two
that the barber had ID 4 cage that had re-
ceutly been caught ia the woods. He
seen reduced them 10 submission and
took them 10 his bosom, placing them un-
der his sestments lbs precious things.
A kitten was produced and one Of his pet
fastlssnakes was made to bite ii for The
grnfi6cation 0fEthe spectators. Poor kit
80 sl.ssn !. -.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12
FULTz. DENNY 4 SHEPARD.
Eo7 w ARnTN1G
And CoNlNIs on MERCHANTS,

GALLIPOLIS, OHIO,
|HAVING purchased The Warf Boat Of w.
III N. Cubbage, will attend promptly to al
business entrusted to them.
They will keep constantly on hand large
assortment Of Boat Stores. Provisions, Grocer
les, kkc.. &c.
The highestmarket price paid ia cash ON the
lsarf Boat for Butter, Eggs. Chickens, and
Provisions generally.
Gailipoliss Ohio. June lis, If
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12

TQB Work Of all kinds done d this Once.
LAWYERS and other BLANKS printed
Ni4 pCma4ID ~ diSrSk.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12
Killie crankie, . tn October IS
K.nawnA county,. ~. Dee q

KasAwHA county va, Dec IS. 1856
do hereby certify that y bought of j. b..
Hart Il Co. lin July last. one Of their patent
Wheat Pans, and find IL to BE- the very best
fan lever used. think Il will clean from
Thirty to forty bushels ofIwheat per hour,
without anylextra labor. ]. ]. BROWN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12

a MoThKRss LOW lin some Spriao
frsshet, river widely washed Us shores,
and rent away bough Wherein 4 bird
hid built 1 cottage for hes summer hopes.
Down the white and whilfing stream
driated the green branch with lis wicker
cup of unhsdged song. and Hullsring be-
side it. is il went along. the mother bird.
unheedine the roaning river on she kept.
alsr cries 81 agony and fear piercing the
1auses Of ahe storm.
How like TIE love 81 The old-fashioned
mptber. who followed The child Of her
heart 81 over tie world. Swept away
iby passion that child night be. i nat.
isred rot bearing awhy with him the
fragments ~ he roofsirea. though he did.
JET ike n5lher WIS with him. y Ruth
Through " hia ne. aid aB1chaI = llis
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12
bmIsrican MfFelIauis.

L - - s-SNSeo.. s 1870 1 ss
First volume Of Mr. Freeman Hunts
Lives Of American Merchants, com
tains much that Is III interest and value 70
al clssses8of readers. lIost Of the men
commemorated in the work were 81 hum
bic origin and were NOT indebted g So
cial posifial for tlieir success in life
Their Ioftuiies resulted ilpin their perspn-
Al enterprise, industry and sagaeitys--
None Of them were speculatols. insthe
common aeceptatioa#of the term, They
present noble examples Of dpFightness,
beneyolence, and highmindedness.
Roger q Brooks was the son oil poor
clergyman. who IVA his family iii such
destitute circumstances, that tie future
millionaire worked on 4 farm, and during
= portion 0f his apnfenf;ceshin. he resided
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12

dENG4AGS
KENHE Store room adjoining
~ ~ y the Kanawha House, now
occupied BY James Caldwell as
an Apothecary's Store. Amply 10
j. G.. WRIGHT,
Jan 2os lSao. $3.50 KanaWha House
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12

70 the Farmers q A1An.y ~
-,,, ,.s.,,,,ers would Respectfully inform
~ 3 s,a,s,s ol i<aiiuSln AMI tie adlolnint
.t ~ !. 80. fhfx have iocdIed in North
az, onnosiie Mr. Joseph bl1hyas NTH
~, ~. ,9,,ase If thy,f e tely
Imnrovsd double screening.
rzsn.atza C11<Sa1aGA
~. +. /. q psonot nced by competent Judges
IL H. 81 3sss tof noNiil nse, fof cleans
:. - y ~, n.g Glover Seed and ell kinds OF
ivy Tug. asnn. Cheat. COckei, Garlic and all
k;aas X am. II cleans Closer Seed clean
sn asss n fSr market without sitting They are
IN m If Food material. nd by gooa wottlneh'
All our fans are warranted. y ee.p''.u nlen
tions addressed to Kauawha Court fiouse wiz
| De promptly attended 20. e AZ, 81
March 81, 1857. JOHN 2. = AM z 80
81 IS
Hav;nv had occasion to clean some seed
beat. Thoroughly Of cookie, cheat, &C, 1
was induced, from the high reputation 1ad,
lar MI. Harris improved fms. 10 make the ex-
with one Of them, which with facil-
III, a,,a sase IN everyday, fully accomplish
Is everything sr, for which il has been 20 de-
lsssyedly recommended; 81 Il. RrFFNER E
Kama wha County. oct. 2nd 1885.
!. ,ssd one of j /. d. Hart d Cos. Fan
i h, ~ mig Wheat, dc. take pleasure IN
,sct,,, iog II 10 the Farmers, for clean.
i lng seed wheat Of cr0ckIe chea &c, do MOI
/ think n nan be surpassed BY any Fan: AIS IA
81 have used ii, ii has yen eiltire satislac-
tia. yOnN-9. oahn.
i CHARLEsr6s, Kanawhn
/ This il ia certify that have used one Of
i. Hart q 60. improved grain cfea iefs, and
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12

yTTRGINIA. S. at rules held in the
81 w C.lerk,s Once az the circuit Genlt fol
KsnaWha county, i'll the month of October.
1858.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12

fThe n ci,;sctI WI this suit il 10 recover from
ia ii assent dsfendants. Ot Conner & Bro. the
y, 4 ~ aA2ai az. with interest &c. and to
st.aob u III hands of the home defendants,
~, ~. aebfors of said 0'CSnner Bio. OF
who have effects Of theirs, under lnslr con,
troll, sum sufficient 70 discharge sAe dep'
Aforesaid.
And ii appearing from affidavit fled that
the defendants, o. Conner a Bro, are nom
residents OF this Commonwealth, it is there
fore ordered that they do appear here within
one month after due publication 81 this order,
and do what is necessary TO protect their IN
teIest inthe premises. Tests,
A. w. QUAKRlER CPk.
rv,. Shl,s q.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12
HARD TIMES"

4 S now the universal cry. -
j Vel Inc poor and needy, =.
need have no fears Of becom <R01Z|
ing naked, because
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12

Cl0NsTABLE's and other BLANKS for
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-10-12

d have had ia use upon my farm, during
he present wear, wheat fan manufactured
by j.. B. HarI& Go, OF Charleston KanaMha,
Itake pleasure in saying thai it is decidedly
the best fl d have ever used OF seen 70 u.s.
JAMES NJ. LAlDL Ell
GlenwOod, Oct. 9, 1856.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-07

i" antwerp, April 10th, 1858, Of Typhoid Fcver
/ SIMEON HUNT, son of JoHs and ELIZA Ursr s,,oa
10 years, months and Is days
90 LET Me DIE YOUNG"
'e' me ale young-cre the flowers have faded.
FROM out of tho dim pathway tread
Ire each hope of my life in despair has been sb,J,d
And each friend that cherish is dead.
fsin would die young ere tho mantle Of ,od,.s.
Hath wholly o'crshadcd my heart
Frenzy sprithath hushedits CAV ,onnei, Of r,,dno,.
And signs for the message depart"
Let me die young-ere old age on my face
shall write his deep burrows Of care.
Ere the slvory threads of long years he ,b, ,r,c.
In tho braids Of my darkcncd hair.
would die while I'm young, and ones arc near
Who tenderly lay mo TO rest
And at setting Of day will drop the sad tear.
Ger tho Garth that is heaped on my breast.
Let me die while I'm young-rcmembcrin TINT ,bsv
Who soonest perform the tack given,
BY improving each hour Of Life's aeet;nod,r
Are securing choice moments Of heaven.
thon while I'm young let tho golden bowLbrssk,
And tho silvery lifo-cord" be riven.
cat my spirit returning to God may psrtaks
OF The life Of the aurl' in heaven"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-07

: AN ELoFEMEST-AN ExeITING TrMr
: l-Our German friends have now ~,
8 excitement, which has created anon
them vast deal of interest, and ended ;S
criminal proceedings.
"A young man OF comely appearance
named Charles Burckhardt, il seems he-
came enamored of Mary Miller, a YOUNG
girl OF 10 and daughter of MIR. Henri
Miller, brewer of this city. The youpy
man has. recently returned from. CaIiGor1
MA ,wheie he acquired quite compe-
tenee, and the parties seem to be strongly
attached to each other The father of The
girl, however, has been opposed to the
marriage of his daughter to Burckbard,
> On Saturday evening the girl left her
fathers house on pretcnce of going 70 IN.
brewery on an crrand, but instead. fulfil.
CD previous appointment with her lover.
meeting HIM at his brothers house, where
the Rev. Mr. Miller united the two in
matrimony "
"A merry-making ensued, in the midst
OF which, word having reached the enrao.
ed rather ears OF what was on foot, that
appeared with troop of friend,
II his back. This was somewhat sudden
md unexpected, but the newly-marricd
9air made safe exit through the back
'oor and proceeded to the Exchange.
where they took room and retired for
he night. '''
After dllligent search they were traced
their lodgings sometime during tho
light, and Burckhardt was arrested "tor
ntlcing girl under l6 years of age away
om her home against the wishes of her
ther,' and lodged in jail
This morning he was brought before
le Police Court when he gave bail for
IS appearance for examination, Wodnss-
y. The girl is at her fathers but VOWS
faithful allegiance, it is said, to her hus.
Tribune.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-07
SPRING MEDICINE.
"ET TIL. PUREsT, GET THE CHEAPEST. CEr
THE MOST EFFICACIous.

In short, get TIE BEST, which arc
Dr. Roboch's ScandjDorjun Bio9d pyri.
per o@d Biood Pits. These wonder
tul Medicines are entirely vegetable, leave
no bad effects, aud can not by any posi-.
olllty inJurc the most delicate constitution
never was good Spring Medicine 30
necessary as now, for in the addition to
the Skin Diseases and derangcd Stomach
and Liver which every Winter produce,
1t Is the most evident to all who are No.
customed to note the powerful influence
Tor good or i'll that the mind has upon the
body, that the anxiety of mind caused by
the late widespread money troubles, has
injured the general health Of almost every
one one. Then cleanse, strengthen and pur-
lty your system with the Scandinavian
Remedies, and you will probably save
Yourself from serious illness the coming
Summer.
5s5" See Advertisement
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-07
New Goods.

We notice that A. Sherman & Co., are
getting in their spring supply of Drygoods
and other COMMODITIES large and splen-
did stock-Boxcs and other packages
blockade the sidewalk so as to render it
almost impassable aud we see the people
are "p'tcht"g IN for the goods with
rush which reminds us of former good
hmes-We understand they are sbout
making some changes in their mode of
doing business which will enable them to
sell their goods at lower figures than ever
beforo-We are glad to see these evidences
of confidence and activity on the part of our
business men-Success attend them.
B&S" See advertisement next meek.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-07

Rag Mr.. Kantcr, who has acquired so
much notoriety for his pretended invest.
CATION OF the financial affairs of the State
Is known to be mere raw Dutcbman
incapable of writing out report of any
KIND in the English language, consequent.
y, he is made the stool pigeon by Peck
Alvord d Co., to decoy the people into
the foul embrace of slavery. Mr. Peck
who is quite nimble with the quill, has
the credit of writing out the Kanter re-
ports lie is the man against whom the
state holds two vouchers signed and re-
celpted IN his own hand writing, for $3.50
' twice pad Tor one job of binding. He
naslng peen prosecuted to pay back the
overplus flched from the treasury Is bo;l.
ing over with rage, and has sworn eternal
vengeance against the Republican nortv
Hence come the lying Kontcrire reports
tonio Go1eU. f'''''
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-05-07
TIE iNFAMY CONSUMMATEn ,
DEMOCRATS BOUGHT Up
LECOMPTON PASSED.

ny reference to the telegraph undo,
thc mead OF Congress" it will be seen
that the Lecompton Infamy under the Emo.
il.n luggle has finally passed both houses
OF congress. In the Senate tho voto
stood, yeas 81, nays, % in the Honse
yeas IL nays l03. As the list Of veos
and nays transmitted by telepronj i
not complete, we await the published vote
W '. we shall give it properly classified
II inc Democratic Party of the country is
satisfied with its success the Republicans
can well afford to be- 1t will be short shift
with the Northern Traitors who sold ont
the people for the sake of patry office -
" c shall sweep the Northwest next fall
IKE whlrlwind. The next House Of
Representatives will be Republican be.
yond preadvcnture. 1t is prophecy.
As to the people of Kansas we have
faith to believe they will spurn the bastard.
ly bride that is offered them. and franz.
lie the " ordinance" under their feet K
the doors of Congress at its very next
session they will stand with the new Leav-
Constitution, and demand admit.
.ance into the Union. They make n
grand mistake who say or think this Kan.
las question is settled. 1t is long wav
rem it. The popular Sovereignty bubble
IS 1t now eventuates will be exploded, the
Democratic Party crushed out as faitbloss
Freedom and committed body and soul
Slavery. and the Republican Party will
&C installed as the only true National
'arty, promoting tho cause of Justice
liberty and Humanity. KANSAS SHALL
EFT BE FREE.-Det Tr,b.