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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
Citizens Meeting.

II Il
Pursuant to previous notice, there
was d meeting held ut Wallace's
School House, near the Poor Farm,
| in Kanawha county, on the 18th day
Of February, 1859, composed Of some
so Or so respectable citizens Of said
county, TO take into consideration,
the management Of she Poor Farm.
On motion, NJ. D. Clinton was call
ed to the Chair. .:
The object Of the meeting, was ex-
planned By the Chairman, after which
d committee, consisting ofthe follow.
ing gentlemen, were appointed, viz !:
Adam Aultz, Solomon Aultz, Robert
Thaxton, Robert Lane, and Walter
Williams.
After due consideration, the COM
mittee reported the following charges,
founded upon the testimony Of differ
zent persons, against Tamerline Thorn.
as, overseer Of the poor, and present
superintendent Of ,the Poor Farm.
lst. That he has taken aiot of
goods to his own house that were
purchased for the paupers, by the
county, and the goods haye been lost,
according to testimony given 70 the
committee.
I'D. For employing Madison Bur-
dit (his son-in1lawy to manage the
said farm, who, we think unfit and iu-
competent to manage the same.
ID. In the purchase Of q yoke Of
cattle, at so dollars, onthe Poor Farm,
which appears by testimony to be.
worth only thirty dollars.
4th. Ir purchasing a lot Of hogs Eat
too high price for said Farm.
9Th. That said q. Thomas refused
panpers inedical aid.
Resolced, That John Kelly the
present incumbent, remain on the
Poor Farm until the meeting Of the
Board of said oyerseers Of the Poor,
that we believe him to be honest
man,
Resolee9, Cd. that the proceedings
of this meeting be published III the
Ranaao1a Valley Star, and Rans-
a0ha Republican,
NJ. D. CLINTON Chm.
ADAM AULTz, SOLOMON AuLTz, Ro-
BERT THAxTeN, Ron RI LANE, WAL
TEE WILIIAMs, Committee.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
w anteC1.

From the Albany fEsSl,5'
An Appeal to Manhood.
Rtthers, sons, and brothers slI.
Would you do soar dniyf
Would ycu save our precious Ina
And help preserve our beauty /
Bay Us then q new Machine.
One to do our sewing
One Of Grover 4 Bsket's nal,
i Is the best one going.
Would you like our faces LriKht
As . sunny morning
Would yDu see the iese Of heilts
The checks you love sdoniaEf
Buyfps then new Maekiie.
One 10 doeuf sewing
One Of Grover 4 Bakers n,ls.
It i the best ons going
Wsuld yot. have the fornl you Iois
RiTalling the grhces 7
Help to make their labor light.
For care vii leave lis taees.
Bay Us then a new Machine,
One 10 Do our sewing,
One of GToyer 4 Bakers m,kk
II il the best one gqiug.
Nov LET each one 10 kis par.
To make bis own home suhny.
Don't think that you'll Il accomplish u
without ! little Money.
But bny at once 4 new MiehiE.
One to ioEori sewing.
One Of GrovSr& Bakers make
It's the best one gong
Saratoga Springs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
Buffalo Academy and S,minary.

a circular from this, institution il
upon our table, and from it we learn
that Mr. RoBERr J. SMrrH, formerly
'of Ravenswood, has been elected prin-
cipal, and that its next Session will
commence The 18th Of March next.
Buffalo is very desirable place for
institution ofthis kind, being very
healthy and moral village.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
Eanawha Mining Company.

The Biluminous coal of the Kanawha
mining Company, i not surpassed BY
any Bituninops coal q yet known in
these coal regions. Capt. Jackson sthe
lessee Of The property, and those Of our
citizens who have tried this coal, pro-
nounce il very superior The vein is
four feet and 4 half thick, and is inter-
spersed with 4 good deal II splint coal,
which makes this coal 20 excellent fuel.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15

We are requested o state. that. in ad-
dition y appointing delegates 70 the Par
kersbuEg Convention, The Democratic
meeting 70 beheld at this place On Monday
next, viii appoint delegates tot The Senate
rial Convention, called for BY the demo.
Gratis q Putnam CO., III their late County
Meeting.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
Peytona Camel Coal.

The coal Companies = Psytona are
shipping. u present. about one hundred
Thousand bushels oflsapsrior ed,ansl coal,
every month. from their mines. for thirty
five miles down Coal river to the Kama.
wha, and from thence to the western mar
kets.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
Il Paint Creek Camel Coal.

Messrs Allen T. Caperten 4 Co have
alarge force vigorously employed in erect
ing an Oil Factory, some four miles up
Paint Greek. IN few months, il Is said,
they win begin the manufacture ofcannel
coal oil
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15

We are under 0blinations % the
gentlemanly CLERKS ofthe prompt and
efficient steamer Kaadaozd Ka1fep,
forlate papers. The Kallsy had an
excellent trip, and made good time.
She leaves here every Wednesday
morning for Cincinnati.
Our friend Aug. BEowN Of Tho fine
little steamer Vssyinia Home. will
accept our thanks for Cincinnati and
Baltimore files. The Home connects
at the Point with the splendid new
"Ohio No. 8, on her trips each way.
The Clerk of the HusTicaas has
laid Us nnder obligations for late pa .
pers. The Hurricane leaves here
every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day for Gallipolis. She has very ac-I
commodating officers.
The gentlemen Of tho Point Pleas \
ant wharfboat have our thanks for
!" lots ! ot' papers, These geptlsinen
are very attentive to shippers, and
deserve all the patronage they get
7 and more to-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
Dem oeratie Meeting IN K,Iuawha,

There win Be meeting ofthe Demo
Gratis Of this County At the Court House.
N the A 1t day ofthe February Term, oi
the County Court to appointd delegates, 10
the Parkersburg Congressional Convsn-
ton that viii sill on the 4th day Of March
nex. . MANY DEMOCRATS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15

Penitsptiary. Their fs.hs,..
good Standing and some n "a ii,
Be neglected his sons. aDdI 4, R'sp i
y sFIsss' 1es''''d i'l'lI =
The speaker said hat 81.
came from TIVE classes-,Is' Ia :. 'e = Il,
The poor and diss4lnie asd ~ Z
weaitby.-sons Of fathers 81 s., y y z
tent upon business 70 attend ( up J; \,
dren. He closed by leasioe & 'a.'s Il
sibility Of raising Up young s : ~ = a,
entirely with thsir parents s. 81,
then with snciety He said tSs, elll
childred had claims upon sociss s '''' 8
cate them. that they might y = ri
from evil. aud avoid infriss{n a9 Al
society had created Tor Il p, - ns'l
He also alluded 70 the Imports.
county Of city having an Orpb,ss,' s !. y
for the purpose Of keeping poo s !, g: g. !,
out Of the street. and out 81 c,;. -. sa
The idsss advocated by In
we're vsry sensible and cos,;s a!
= \ r%6I Ino4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
The Coacacrt..

Last Thursday evening ~ long
W remembered By the lovers mn
Tic III Charleston. The Concert Hall
was we'll filled BY Thy elete Of this
community, and the performers play
cd ard snng well their parts. Dr..
PuRAr, from Buffalo, assisted at the
Concert, and his efforts 70 please gave
the utmost satisfaction The Is an OK
cellent performer upon the Violin /;
the ORcHEsrRA were never sInore en-
Enthusiastically applaudsd Mrs JEFF.
ferries IS usual, pleased everybody
and was again and again encored;
tIis Misses Doddridge delighted the
audience with their superb and scien;
tito performances npon the Piano ;
and our friend Fiene acquitted himself
worthy any master 81 music, and
even his spsech was Hot SLOWED "a
pas UNDECIDED, for ths house gave
him hsarss cheers At IT'D conclusion.
W. hope Mr. Fxill give The citizens
another rich treat soon
~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15

The new Jail at Point Pleasant,
Mason CO., was burned On Thursday
Inst. Loss $4,000 Insurance. So
900. It's supposed to Be the work
of an incendiary.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
] al Good BEGINNING.

The tolls now arising from the trade %
Coal river, yield 70 The Coal River Mar
igation Company, one thousand dolla,s
per month.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15

a supposed American vessel has
been searched and bnrned On the AZ
rican coast, bya British vessel. The
affair has created great excitement.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
Tho Opposition Candidats for Go,

Wn. Z. GoeaIr, Of Bedford, was
nominated BY the Know Nothing
Convention held on the 10th 4. Rich
mond, for Governor, We have not
learned who are the candidates for
Lieut.. Governor and States Attorney.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
aahanba vaII.p Stir |
CIrsDrxIs, Kanaw Il Csunty, vs.,@


Jannary .26.h, 1852.
M. EpiTcn - lease announce in your pa.
per. the name or J. A. WEIGH, ESQ.,, IS !
cand alte to represent Kanawha County, il
tAt next General Assembly Of arirginia.
MANY VOTERS.
III Mn. R6NDLs You are requested to IN.
KoAace Cas LES HrDatcK, ESQ As candid
Ste 70 represent this eouhty in the next Leg
Flature. MANY FRIENDS.
Il JpMN All WARN ID . candIdate Tor re-elec-
tion. subject The dicisionofth Democrats
lie uonstRsioR, should one Be held 10 the
gtaie Senate 10 the District, composed OF The
Counties of Boone, Loean 4. Kana wha, Putnam
and Wyoming. sss &
HI Mr. Editor:--Please announce, ia your
psper, the name Of Col. r. II BaotN, ss the
gtepfs . candidate, to represent Kanawha
eJuntY, in the next General Assembly OF Va,
MANY'v0TERS.
We are authorized to announce Da. PAR
nick as . candidate for the next House OF
Delegates.
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
RH,1c0 500

1 aat
It Is no longer questiSHed that these y
chimes are the sest in use for family sEl't
They g
HEM. FELL. GATHER, AND sTIToa
in the most superior manner, lna are lhscrl'
machines III the market that ere % s.a y
simply made, that they may be seni lain IN
lilies with no other instructions than ~ e y.
tanned in 4 circular which accompanied ssa
machine, and from which
A CHILD or TEN YEARS
may readily learn how TO use them ind liF
them in order. They make Up 1 x.Irsa
FIFTEEN. HUMID sED STlTChhs :
MINUTE.
and win ID the sewing of 4 famlly tas'! q.
than seanstfess CANDID il, even 7 sas ~
- 4 oNB CENT AIN HoUa-
Is there a husband, father. o. nIs. ,s', .
the United States, who viii permit tps sl..s
cry Of hand sewing in bis family. VS.. !, .
Grover & Baker Machine viii Do u go, -
more expeditiousiy, and cheaper snAn
possibly be done by hand
----
Office or Exhibition and Sale - s 49,,
way. New York. is Summer Street. 3. es' Al.
$50 Chestnut street, PhiladelphiG ~ 9 ~
timore Street, Baltimore. - Wss
Street, Cincinnati! T....,
Agencies n an principal Ciiies -
IN the United Siais.,
u SEND FOR A ClRCuLAn.s111 !,
Dec DIST. 4 SRis. -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15

CtAME TO The snbscriher, near the mo.'iS.
~ Poeos Putnam County, some ti1ls ~: = 8
temberl last three head Of cattle dsse.lss, ct
follows to-wit, three year old helissl (, ~
and white speekleds !. n6 ear marks. g ~
year old heller, black and white spec 49, "a
white facet smooth crop "a the Isi. 80 a
swallow fork In the right. | yea!ll 4. "a.
white except the nose:an1 ears which sS
with bell Oh. JAMES GAt1 =
LA ainsa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15

Some person ct Hurricane Bridge,
signing bis communication !. Many No-
tiers. 4 has sent us an article recommend
ing Capt. R. N. ,. TnoMpsos, fol- the
Legislature from Putnam Go. The arti-
IS wen written. and Ne would cheerfully
place u in our columns. yt1e author had
siyes Is A;is name. We do not want The
name to publish with the communicated
tor be might have signed i /. Many Yo-
tafs,' Or anything else, but We astst
know who il responsible FIR the mater
W. publish.
We learn that some Of our warnest
friends living On Elk river. felt them
selves sighted BY our refusal to publish
The announcement Of SeuIRE WEIca.
which came 10 us withouta single youch.
or. edid not know who wrote il. Or
who vas responsible for the announce
ment and for aught we knew, might have
been gotten UP for an assault upon that
gentleman. And lest We hurt The feelings
ofothsrs. w say positively and pointedly.
that no communication, however impor-
tant Or unimportant, shall go in our boil
unns, unless We have The authors name.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15

j. B.. NoYEs, opposite the Kanawt
ha House, has just received, BY ths
late arrival Of the Quarter, d large
LOT Of Goods, and our friend RUBY is
ready, atall times, to walton custot
mers with the best Of every tliingin
his line, and at.prices unprecedented
low. When we say low, We mean
just what We say, and if you don't De-
lieye il, call on Ruby and you will
find ii to be 50. just think Of it, fpr
instance, Of having y gallon, good
measure, IF excellent Molasses pour.
ed out II you for SO cents; Or a
pound Of good Star Candles wrapped
up for y on for 25 cents.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-15
THE GROVER { BAKER
Sewing Machine CO.

Having greatly increased their hcihtl.Itf
manufacturing fhom cEtEsKATED FlnlLr "
CHIMES, with al the recent impTogsus1a,
have reduced their prices, and caeffsl -
a NEW STYLE MACHINE.
, 1859-10-14
Daily Review Of Chicago Market

TnCr.na1 EsrS1xs, 0gt. Is.
FIJI ,NT-Quies. Prop. Chicago corn to Buffalo II
&C; .cls Dispatch and D. B. Parsons wheat to 0sweE
at lDc; sehs. Cuyahog7, wheat to Buffalo ii 6Hc-
FL0CN-Kec+lpts. 43.1 tb.s: shipments, 4'el bills
Matket dull aud SC lower Sales 100 bbls el Win
,c. at &4s; ;94 L5l3 "Jctome s Ross" Spring Eztsa At
x4-.5; 90 ta7rls Cholec Spring Extra st ss.:3. Is
b4rrels fair do at sf0o; 70 Ibis 10 Al @i+'sK; 20
hal4 "Merc1ut~ SutterGne II t36-Xa1l dcllve:ec 15
bb.s -ozaukec~ 1tye Flour Al $50 atdepos
wIEAT-Eecclp,4 ss.7i bu; shipments II. "a b7sh.
Y1x1rr-scasce aud 1rm. sa'ss were:-.oo Lu No FED
At &c IN store: eQ bu No Rcd 1t In store zoo tu do
1t e4c In s.orr erE,SG-Quet. aud ,ze and lc lower.
Sales xese-l6 r11 bu Mol Spring nj &c In stoe 100 tu
do =. sQxciu sio,e e3U do II Sic store .Ia bu No
eSpat al &c In .ore 5000 lu do ut .skel In store Geo
BIT Do at PC ia orc 400 lu Rejected Il tic ID tsore
CuRy-Rsreipts, l.55 bu; shIpmeutA none. Market
firm md advanced lc Salts were o0o tu No ai e0e In
store so DO At &c In 100 bu 90 At &c In store;
;obu VI Ut 70: in stoss .s Ell Corn II SIC s5 lbs
oa ttaes-
OA1S-RectIptS c5.os. bu; shipped. none- Market
vcak and Inactive Sales wcsc:-s.0l bu No at 3lc In
sturr .s3 tu ri In lso bu Rejected It 3,c
IL store do Ut .c Iu soze fC0 tas do It 3l4c on
tract.
RYE-Rec:Ipts, 4iss BIT no shipment.. MARKET nd
xaLee c Sales werc:lsoo bu No At te in stoEe ls3
lass do 1t 65kc on track.
Sale. wce;-lioo bu MOL ii 6He In stose 100 In do at
ssc In ttosr otu do a. SIC 800 u No II sc In
strre.
sEEps-Hcc!r,s. 81 +ss lis. Market quiet snd IawcF.
Sales wcrr 80 prime Timothy nj *$io; Is bu lair do
ut ~ ~: 100 Lags extra al ts.1ek.
l11GAWlSEs- Receipts. s. bbls. Market s:cadF.
Ssles were 80 bbls ii .sc.
ALCUlI0I-s5cs59c 4Eal.
pI,OytSIOSS-Me4s Iurk 4ls.eQ; Ness Gecf, $eIQG
$500.
LARD-Nonina1 At HE.
TALL0w-Qut't snd nominal 9Ealo}i
I1IDES-Dcclned H91c. Green, 5k96c; Green Sailed
Ci9se; Dry Flint, Is Elsc.
rOTATuES-Dul.t ct SEC fot falr to good.
EGGS-1u t+,ier supply. with fas demand At 1foa9:
rOUL1HY--l!re Chickens, 4lsss31 31i Ducks. Slsoi
Turkeys 6a.c Fer II.
uCTrEn-F1.kln, 11e1:e; Good t. Choice Daily. no
ICE.
LIVE STOCk-Reccpts, II CARS Cattle Sto Hogs %
shesp Shipped. .ars Hogs. Tie market to-day VIZ
steady with good te and for fa cattle. PooE qualities
dull IN eu..lnsthe market Sheep brisk 1los ses
With fair shipping demand sa'es It sheE1nans 10 aa5
, 1859-10-14

pzRT11raR4ru1 Nxv YeRK. Oct. lS, 1879.
FIoyu-Duu and heavr nd 35inc lover, s4'es $40
bra ut ~ S9 % for t1 State:4 fur extra Ssate
4G-42{.5 fsr <lper Wc.trrn: Saa51o for co1mon to
medium Wee1u 5t03 q tos inferior TO cod thsp.
p. brands extra rotGd hoop Ohio coetnE du Cansdl1
iswer Sales 10 b:ls It 3G6.25 fr c.naon to choice
e1t.a Es qous n 1 7 ts91e 49, ,,s,n, ,,,
While kesiuesy; y ai :, e, taoss m g r. n,
Farley ou!st a1d pttty nrn At 7e9Sac. C.ra ea;fnt.
Sslea IS @ ii far cid mixed estet Ia ttoTe 90
TniF held a: Z: O.ts d11l 4. 44S3.f for S:ats I4c
for Nestefp and CANADIAN.
WHskr-A shade t.ues Sales - bz!s at DC foz small
par x!s.
soEr.,oxerork heaT.nd loEer Sales e g kbs At
Inspected Deee In moderate demand. Sales =: b!ls
itA@ t's I'm country pstme bf6 do neee: Hslh ~
1epackcd l1ksle{or eftFa tuts Ge.f haEs AtaA}
lis 10 Ibis 1t 15i. Pnae tnt beef nore
aesve sna new 4 e.. meat ere i. snd
snd uzeaanerd. L.sd .nchac Sales :se w .tlA@
1tkc. 1ute. In falr rcque2 lsc for Outo. ana 41&
eoc fos State i.Lcese steady at t4SloAe.
S1ocEs-At the II hoanl 81 =. Gal 4 f:Eie IN:
euss I'll n 50. e ~ Erie So Chic i Il f54.
Far Nth 7s3. y SAFE Is leeex NO fas+%.
, 1859-10-14
KailfnapB.


MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
NJ LAKE. sItoRE EAILhoAp:, ! r., :; s.a'on A''aas''
O~M ThtNash Route n N-~ York. Gostoo,
DalsnoFe WAsLaxsan. sp.!nEfsLi. wore~.s. rotana n
j. pEas4t. Albany E,t:.aA son;5sn 1osS.; TN 4:sS
Uurlou aot Ill this po!Ats In NJ" YORK.
~ ~ sao Vs Id Iceopotas!n, ia old Michigan Iins,
daily. sualhys &1ecptsd re.ehinx Tet*Ho u ~
nm cs1uxssinx Il AdAaa with tbs train reaching
bkt9,E =. .:H pn. eohlsc1anx With tsalas On
a.,, YnFH Esuress tdai.y except sunlay) no
o0S i4e.hen AZ Ine ren.h Io.4D At 4.s5 pr, md
UetEcit direcA It 7:l5 In TINS 70 cnanect r.4a
fE.sns m Great Weateru Railroad EAFt17fu. and
III po,1tA Interior In CAnads.
go m Hcx York md Esao Express, tday saturday
exesrt.tl Tta Old 3lchknu Foad Fcsehaa lolea'n
81 aa0 IN ant Uxt.ult il:14 c!nnsctlns ~lAn
T:ss un sx.so pa G.s.t " eatsfu K.H
ono,r naats II G!1ae and Monzoevils fof al pn!nt.
tntsdur d SoutsFTa md ML.lle Oh!o- Ufsed eonnsMna =
md: at CLEVELAND with trzna la ttsshu1Nh
and Beltsus making y 9,!!ef Tms y ~ FIJI sesm
rny III night sans on this rute - tew to1k ana
All tEAn4 tor summer ast nsWlJ assa villa
anil fhfaIeTY.
, 1859-10-14
CHICAGO j. NORTHWEST'N
RAILWAY

{Lat& Chicago. St Paul and Eoad du Lac llailtoadi
UNITED STATES NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
Train. 4ys eor Janess!Ie. Nsoa, Prairie du cl<n nd
st. Paul, VIA Prairie du tAieu,
A. $40 A. n and{3: r. ~
Trsus Leave for Beoit Fsrcpost. Ca'en1 pun'eth Ds
huque and it. faul, VI Clinton,
At s,l0 i. II. and $50 r. H.
, 1859-10-14

BAL1lxoRK, Oct. 13.-At the election yestef,
dav. Tho 10th ward ballot box WAS smashed, aud
no return rs made. The result shows that mt
uralxed votes were almost entirely excluded.
Notwithstanding this fact the Keforrners carrF
wards, and with two or three exceptions the
most Objectionable men arc defeated. There is
vnst Improvement in the character Of the new
Council. In the 1Sth ward the Rcforn1crs cn'
torsed the American nominee and claim as a
Reformer. The friends Of Reform are greatly
encouraged, aud hope to achieve complete tn
umph In the State election. The popular vote,
leaving out the Goth ward, shows the Americans
hare only a57 majority, while they had l9 COG
majority at The last election for Mayor, but
1itile more than half the full vote was pohed.
, 1859-10-14

pu1lApx.rH1A, Oct. 13.-Thc cricket match
was finished this r. ". in favor Of the All Eng
land - club, gu their second innings, with loss
Of their wickets. The - scored ~ ou their Cd
innings, making total on both innings ofl4A:
The j. English players on the american side
scored &c rnus, The 10 Americans scored Sc
runs.
"All England sent in Hayward and Carpen-
ter; Hayward caught out with nothing 10 ecore-
Carpenter, with Cofyu. Lockyer md Grundy,
succeeded in covering the tie with 29 runs. be-
{nrr & oFc1nrt
, 1859-10-14

TMEaDtr Eys7lxo. Get Il, l519.
The market for eastern exchange continues
firm at II per cent prem, end outside l per
cent. Currency is in fair supply, but accommo-
dations Gre limited to produce paper. Gold in
limited demand.
FAILURE IL New Yoak.-The y. Y. EreAtng
Post Of Tuesday contains the following:
We regret To announce the suspension Of
Messrs. Sewell, Ferris i Co., Of this city, occa-
stoned by too iiberni advances to western banks:
The suspension, we aro requested to say, will
notintcrleEe with the publication Of tho 1fttrop-
otitan Rant No&s Kportcr, which will be Issued
ns usual
, 1859-10-14

nksxkrlx CA decided Republican major.
ity for statc nnd county ticket.
.DAxorA Co.-Ramsey, Republican candidate
for Governor, bus majority.
WAsutSoros Ca Ramsey has 600 majority.
RAxsEY Co.-Becker, Democratic candidate
for Governor. has ass majority.
In tie 81 Anthony District the Republicans
In St. Anthony and Minneapolis, Ramsey has
44a majority.
MAxok.s Co-Manomiu precinct giyes Beck
er ~, Kamssy7.
AsokA Co.-Three precincts give Ramsey
1854 majority,
, 1859-10-14
STEAMER CITY OF BUFFALO,
A. D. pxxk.x7 Commander.

wEsrEry YETRopOLiS ", r. P1Asx. Connandsr,
Foun 10 Evening Line bstWeen csvsand nd saa1o;
oue M he aaoye maknfsent eo.A .ia LHys 1ee ,1,,r ~
r1ap. = ee.oek .s ..1.. ct e. sEa1t = Wn1so nGm
v!7h The morning tr7 the New YORK CeatA NJ
DQdao Nsv York and Erie Railroad, tor f!aaa1a EsoA
Kocne.tH Syracuse~ Rome. Utica. Albany Corning. LiF
r. U4weko. New York and Bost0n-
It ussess speak etabo.atelJ ef the above ooHt y
rx already veil to the travelling puoic - ID ~ fe
s1xr<s fraI clsAs eonmodious and .Atz.
Thu rendering TIP 70 Sew York or any po!at
east of Uta!o The most deraa!e Of any that eou d
planned
nj shs patey Eeve.e ous&, corner Of
Randolph aod Dearborn streets. and At TIE depot
q " GRAY, Gtn9ral Western AEsnt.
g. 1nnf iaI3
, 1859-10-14

DA1r1yoRE, Oct. 1.-two men were shot
dead last night in the street. One was young
1rishman in French street, and the other the
mate Of 4 Bay craft lying in Union Dock. No
arrests hnrc been made.
, 1859-10-14
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
lfl GREAT WESTERN CANADA RAILWAY

Summer ArfRuGement.
Train. saye the Great Central Depot foot Of Lake street.
10 aEesrts Accommodation Sundays s1eeptsd) II
tse II D. roIs 5.e3 pul-
lnkS aHs-ns.HusA Esprs-A|txoept Sunlay4l-4fnF*7 II
Ind 42tus l: ii pm Cincinnati II s:D pm
500 aas-l1zhtntnx E1prrse-<aeept Sun4i7ys-?H.vtat
nvt.pit 6.SI pm, Suspension bFaEe. or DauAe'
80 an: albany SO pm. New York ''oo pa'
Boston IL 1t night.
500 pn-Sew Ynrk aud Bostnu Express--{satur.ays q.
ecrfc!-A1r!ye At D~t1oIt f:l3 AM. eusp<nNno
lsEidsu B9tfs.o - pm. Albany 40 aaa. Ss*
500 pza-G1ndpuau and toni,v:ae Expss. f.
uz&avr ru1rtve 1t Indianapolis Al TO an, Csncia-
MI Il $40 an L. u!s.le 400 pm.
Only ose tain On saatay = ~ Pn Tt f2 AZ n,1 ana
Railway 1T Buts1o nd al pont* EAst; u Torout..h
ts Grand TTanx Railway y k:nssson e<:ss:eaf:n q. 4ee
trial. Qehr. and all points caAa4A Ez&t, Nos&hssn e.
oont, New Hampshire and Natua-
KAx2agc checked thvonah,
IN the Sasth and Nest and At the Conpanyt ot!es -
Dearborn street. Chxo a the Depot foot OF ststst
Il. y. RICE. @u"sItnsanaeEt:
Il. J. StALpNa, General Ea.eenkct Akeul. l&
, 1859-10-14

LEAvsswoRru, Oct Is The Republican State
Convention at Topek Oh the 1.,h inst, uomiua-
ted 4 full ticket headed by Charles Robinson for
Governor, and J. r. Root for Lieut.. Governor.
3. r. Conway WAS nominated for Congress.
The Convention was harmonious. Robinson,
who was also the Governor elect under the TO.
peka Constitution. was nominated on the first
ballot. The election for State Officers takes
placa in December.