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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22

Garnest, ard tbat he Il bitterly ppposeS
e The Ccyingtpn and Ohio Railf2hd.
These are she two gentlemen, Nh Gar
nett and ar. Johnston lllat Nj Speakel
Cratchfeld has appointed 70 preside oyel
The Important Committee Of finance, and
who have made reports which damned tht
credit of he State ii the eyes 81 capital.
isis; All thereby prevented appropria-
tiona tp the Oovington and Ohio Rail
road. md othef public improvements
Such u brief statement Of some d
the sad effects ofthe acts of enr incompe.
tentanq inefficient representatives. Shall
our people continue e send such men e
Richmond to mis-represept their Inter-
ests { And shall the local and iiigiofioils
reign Ri Crutchfsld continue q we trust
not. We hope q see helpeoPle of r..
nawha md adjacent Counties, awake e
their trpe interests, and elect men e rep
resent them who have sufficient capacity
and energy e do SO. Let us have men %
who understand our true interests. and
who have the courage ana manllness q
contend Tor them. ..Ias
Le. " nsve men z. sossa'. y04Gy - y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22

& .nss a. SCANS. "a Blakhork IL bin
% sasay 10 ritin - yu. think hey jis!
a. mulch rte % riio @ y'i - ma -. : an
moi As mulch Nv i sk0lef re tlia Is, but
i,ss been clene Thru sha Koll went ilt
af he frunt doar, en- The man what tha
.caI Inc principle, histed me out the hoal
,he katpinter left III The wal .it lli8 bah
|eena ofthe nous. with his bllte. en- ] AMI
bin. thar since nary nutbsF time Nov
Mister edilnfi hsaEp char Fas % bee =
konsert ii your sitty. en- g Z hhd never
bin 10 oneof them ki6der shoze lthoft Z
wood 20 down EN- sea the sltfs en here
lie ioalks pla Oh them 1naslkle p SIRE
menis. Well Mbe)ff got tbelr seed the
sho Bills stikin, Il b an roun saYiI. rs
AVS koDsert to-nite Feb ~ a. BFoOkses
Hall. While / was siiin rom = Iookin
at tho sizes, ! stopt It the AilakondirH
stoar. An foltn Nass Gorsil he'd the pa
#pirs1o SCI, i BOT me 4 hole ppkkst fui.
Vel mite sune cum 81 The time y r the
Rsho tosopin. so i went Up 70 the piais. an
gin my kards % the jentiImap. who was 4
keepi1e Nv the doar, en lle sed, .:tAnkee, Z
II didn't no what be rnenl bl ii bat j went
On I'M; en- ieewhilikins, ineser seed as
meny pritty gals in al nay born daze,
wan Nv them Iookt kinder srailinlG inyi.
IN Il me. 10 cum ser sci hi lisr, but node
il wouidpt do, fur Liza Jain wood be GER
in TO here NV il " gin ne wan Wv them
drotted skoldins she gin ns wunce be.
Soar. ffur psDi,..t meetin viii aputl,sr gal.
ISL i lux q bak sees, an drecIIy ia cum
out. eli, / tel III what tia did look Mise,
unfyjlerl,ed 4 l,elefanti iddeIs en- nj stars
en dick beezle didn't he MAX il grone, |
thors the Iiap ed brpak luse, en- Was bout
pidhin. rite oat m6ngsf the ,ptsple. but is
nobody else seamd % bee skeefd I tacL
hi he'd doun Is hide my feelins. axed /
teller What WAS setliil bi me It tina. war
liianor that biz iisldel, he 70 lole me il war
i shore ensf Jan. butt nsedntb bee skeered
| iur tia had him tide, and he olIly lioslered
| when tia twisted llis tale. en- didn't tia.
Hide felIers what beet that are biz drum.
liz ii coss. dad sew lis 4 gwias 10 Il,
him d beat fur US .hs mex muster d.,
| (yu no dads nialisllur ossiGer sndidn,
That ladee sing, Il ]put NEE Is mine luy
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22
Opposition fandldatss.

ii Inc 4. w hlgB anu americans neiu
meeting At The Court House yesterday.
and nominated candidates forIthe Houseof
! Delegates. The nominees were Isaac u.
Smith and Charles Hedrick. Esqs. IN
OF thecandidates, We have only tosayf,
that il We Are 10 be represented ID the
next Legislature by men 81 the opposition
party. no Two gentlemen Of that party
would Be more acceptable p us chan
Messrs. Smith and Hedrick, We are
satisfied. however, that II The best inter
ests Of The county we're consulted, that
Democrats would DO seIeoted. Hut the
opposition candidates ars both decided
IN their politics, and the Democracy will
De in no wise responsible for theill acts.
With Mr.. Hedrick our acquaintance 81
limited. We are informed. however.
that he i ! gentleman oftalent and enes-
gy. and would likely make as good areP-
resentative IS most any other man Of his
politics ID the county. woule, al this time.
With MI. Smith and his qualifications,
We are better acquainted, and will Dol
:failIto do him justice, however much We
differ rpm him in politics. He IS 4
! young manEof talent. energy and ira.
proachabla character He Is modest ana
unobtrasiye ii his department. and has
never taken any active 81 prominent pari
in politics. although he he. has always
been firm ana decided Ia his opposition
70 the Democratic party. He has suii
Gent talent and energy u make ID etii
cient and useful representatives and our
only regret il that his political opinions
are not III conformity With those Il tls
Democratic party
But, however high cur personal ap.
|precialion may BIZ Of Messrs. Smith and
Hsdrick. we,faei i our daty, as Demo
Ierat looking 10 file good Of the comfy
and The State. To oppose their election. =
AS Democrat We coaId not consistently
or rightfuily vote for them against Dem.
ocfatic candidates duty to our parry md
country forbid our voting I'll them md
Ne urge ~ Democrats ID tie coming
election ID yote only fortified. typs and
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22

Squire 81 JARRETr. overseef fthe Eik
road, between this place add Jarretl.s
Ford, informs is that Tie road .atthe mar
rows. q few miles above this place. has
cayed off into The river, and that, tosmake
. permanent road. be will reqaire money
and means 70 blow outthe reckon the up
per side ofthe road. We understand that
BE- intends making applications o The
County Court for.aid.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22
me NH Isgislature.


The Af1l Legislature.
On TIE 4th Tharsday'in may next. III
various couaEies win Be called upon b
sslect delegates 70 represent them ii M
next General "A Assembly Of Virginia and
II behooves the people Of the State, and
particularly Of Iris portion Of The State. 70
s,ect men who. have The capacity 70 nm
dsrstand their wants And wishes. and the
Will and energy u garry them out. That
this portion Of the State has generally
been 30 unfortunate a tosend men 10 the
Legislature. who were utterly incapacita-
tea 10 understand or tp execute the wish
esHDf the people. IS i fact too palpable for
contradiction. Perhaps no portion ofthe
State has een1so extremely unfortunate
ii I'D selection of delegates as this imne.
iiate section. The fact Tat The Interhal
Improvement interests 81 this section have
been 90 seriously neglected il owing
chiefly. If not entirely 70 The incapaeity
and itnbscility of Of OR representatives.
The Easthas obtained improvements the.
South west has obtained her Tunpikes
and Ter Railroads; the Northwest IS not
only cheskered with Mud Tuinpikes, but
fwidh McAdamized roads and Railroads.
and net The Centrsl-west, with All hor
wealth, il notsonly without Railroad, bnt
destitnte Of III public improvement
And why does this State Of things exist?
Simply because of theRfolly. n,ismansge.
meat and imbecility of her representa-
oportion Of any Safe has, is = gen,
ersl thing, ever been represented BY men.
30 utAerly Inefficient al Central western
virginia such was The case underline
old CONSTITUTION, ana ii has been worselil
possible, under theFpe Constitution
W. have had men ii the Legislature who
voted fer millions to Railroads ii tie
Southwest, and ID other portions Of the
State, without demanding or receiving
one dollar Tor public improvements III
thsir own section. And not only This,
but pur representatives goto Richmond.
year after year. and vote for. and elect 4
man Oscar M. Crutchfeld speaker Of
the House, who is not only opposed to all
improvements in The Wet, but who looks
upon her people, IS but little better than
d. out side bsrbafians. A man who IS
Is ignorant Of the peoplelof The West and
the country they inhabii, IS Of The inhabit-
ants and The country of the unexplored Te-
gioas cf Africa man whose mind is as
destitute Of The ideas Of a statesman and Of
State policy "a his own sterile county IS Of
agricultural and mineral products i
man whose whole IDEAS passions. preju-
dicesEandI instincts are concentrated upon
the barren Ledge fields, and lean red her.
ring efSPottsy lsania county--is voted for,
and elected By protested Internal I'M
provement men from the West, to preside
over and directI the deliberations If the
House of dslegatea--to him il committed
the Important power Of appointing all die
committees Of ihe House, who prepare
S5 sstt Ill IL H s. + H. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22
1 PoIitital.

Some Of the Kentucky papers are hoist
ing the name of fhe late Secretary OF the
Treasury for the Chaflesion nomination
Ia 1860. His New York ffiends inland
% propose him On these Issues
1. Retrencbment and rsfdrm II he VS..
lional Expenditures. II,.
2: The acquisition Of CulSs.
3 Ihe sqPremaey Of American intar-
esssl an me American seas. =
\ 4. The financial success 81 Mr. Gu.j,s;e
and his opposition Is the European ., en !.
croachilent Id wbateyer ISFn, ul,;lsi s
memoer.ot the late Democratic Cabinet.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22
Another LOTTERY Grant Proposed.

lV ILMINQToN, Dr.. Feb, IA bill en-
titled an" Act ID heneit TIE State of Del
aware. passed the frsi reading ii the
Senate on Saturday The BIZ grants lot
isfy priv leges for tie period Of lfyears
q Messrs. Wood. Eddy q CO., of VII
mingt0p. Delaware. ID consideration ol
the sum Of SgI2. 900.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22
Prospects ii Italy.T

+ sss. z - -. 81
/ There Is seeming probability that
Austria. under persuasion 81 France. and
the pressure Of the signs Of the times. will
not only withhold her reiniorcemepis froIb
Lombardy aud Seryia. but also withdraw
her troops from the Papal Capital. Lou-
rs NAPoLEos is anxious 10 recall his reg
imelts from Rome, but will not do SO
long as Austria maintains her footing on
Italian ground. The alliance between
France aud Sardinia presents two foFniid-
able y prospect for The Austrian Emperor.
and he win be wise % modify his Italian
policy, and take back bis soldiers.
The manly and courageous speech 81
the King Of Sardinia, upon the occasion
IF the opening Of the new Il gisiaturel ex-
cites very general admiration throughou.
Eafope !. Our country 1, BE said, utter
ing the words with emphasis, amidst the
profound emotion Of tie assembly, aout
country Is small III territory but We lave
grown important IN The councils Of Eus
rope. Our country Is crest IN the pFia-
-cipls il represents. great in the sympathy
jtacreabsd Strong III experience. ietEns
meet the future with resolution. Our
condition, " continued he, y Is not With
out danger +; for, while We respect treaties,
we are not deaf % the cry Of Distress fIIom
SO mary parts Of Italy" The sentence
uttered with emotion. was received will,
shouts Of welcome. Strong in con.
cord. strong III right. lei is await With
prudence and resolution he will Of God. 4
Thus while he coansels caution and pa.
tienee, he incaleulales resolution and
strength Of purpose. This is the STUFF
Of which successful revolutions are made.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22
Indictment Of Captain GoFfif, 0fIihefaehi

S1tANEAH, Feb. 1 The Grand Jury
have ioand true bills Of Indictment against
Captain Corrie. 81 tie yacht Wpnderef,
and three others, for being engaged IL the
slave trade. They are nov jail.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22


$3.50 q. E..,;s. s. r.t57I 4. n
s'A J, 81
u tAs =. ~ I. /. n ..''.s', ~ ~
49, rs % 81 ~ ~. 10y
~. .,... W. 4 n $500 49,. IN
49, o', ~ * ai,a I !. nv e,,air
iSs 3 s $3.50. - ~ ',,'..
Saa.ot s., 81 4 8 -','a'A'' 70
ma G,,a; ,.,,,., sv;l.snadtl ~ object
of IA ,nsat,n@ wban III ,, s,,
|fl Bni;poto,, D,s s 81 FS;skets And
G i. Ea s wa 4, !, I'M 4 nted & com.
|1n;tfee IS 3, sIggit gesoId ri fcr tIie
Econsiderat;oa3 II, tl,as ,sstl.ffnr
On morton Tie folloWi,Ip rcsoln.
tions weyx: Effesei,tesi aild adopted
Res07uea. Isl That the chairman
sof the meeting appoint delegates
ID ropresent this comfy III the Con
sressi6nal Convention Is bc held at
Parkersbufe, on the 4th ef March
next.
Resolred. Oil, That we cordially
endorse the course Qf orr present
Representative Hon. "A. CT JENKISs,
and recommend him to the ConTeDz
tien for8re nomination.
HResolped, 81, That we approve at
a call for Senatorial Convention
toll this district, aud that NE recoRis
mend HE 18th day OF March, as the
time, md Point Pleasant, as the
place forholding said Convention,
Resolrsd, 4th That the Chairman
of tlis meeting appoint two delegates
from each Preciuct to represent this
connty1fn the said Senatorial conYen-
tio1l
lT.RSsaleed, 9Th, That we have every
confidence iii the integrity and deyo-
tion 81 tbenoninees Of the Peters
burg Convention to the best interests
ofthe State, and the sonth, and that
we cordially endorse the nomination
ofsaid Convention md that we will
nse our utmost endeayors to secure
their election.
W herenp0I, the Chairman appoint
Jed Thos. Ihornb,rg, Gel: G. Sim.
monds, isaac Chg and I'd. jenkins,
ss telegates to I'LL the blank in the
first resolution, and
pagiocslsDr. W 70. Jenkins,
Dailiel SPurlock' C'aoglt y. 4. Coltt
q. Slmnionds, james Everett tug
zha1ottez- i, g. Darlington, %, Moore;
Fafk 9 Nals-7J ero,lie Shelton, JET
l e A alonas !; Harfett Tulip
Powell, Marine SANFORD 1gays
!, Rs. II /. Malcolm Mc i, y. 3
BALI; L9sztsSt So 9 Y. Everett. ".
4. liasan Doolittls 81 Asa VII
SOU Andrew Guina B9tin.gton's
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22

At Democratic meeting of Ritchie
county. Hon. 3. s. LEWIS presiding. the
appointed to the Parkersburg
Conventions. were instructed To cast their
vote for the Hon. Al G, JEsKrss. The
proceedings of The meeting may % found
IN smother column Of this papsr.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22

1 J. ,o'e H., o,"'es nts oeen pnfehs.. Il
y w. py Y: y CeLToS. d. =
ne ~ ng p 4 Y process y q s4eca!io6
gfAt',l Mn'cn = ilp.enled % 81.
8 p. S, Of lle
~ = S ~ s.' ~, ~ yEArA Is 4 s sii
W. wesk :. y, g I s'' ~ nhs won aj3
, !r q - Mnv ''T1e sesn =. ri. ~
y, II =, Fsses ~ 3 preston tsspagf
'..s..'. Fl s'ls, ~ evils 81 N. =
y. i y $3.50, $3.50 a = Y sance, I'D g.
,;s,, q, $500. sr, 4. w lumphs of
';.,,. $500, IS s,,2 s. .oss q dsas
sai;;asE g n.a5l y, ss' 'a.s AilLo6H
*, ~, ~ s.'e y nothi ss'.
sss, "a cs az r's. 8 eosefs sl2 ~,
III 81 g liz 1' III, e ''s'ps = ls''
.deseribt;on 81 tl,a r q, .,',sHlna' &
4 Th;s ;san All.c;r, ,.;.,.,'. 4.
;c.g grsat mora ,f.,I,s s' |. 'eIaie MI
Specifications. Psf'0
TheEiIea of III ns;.,;.
rested IS The ar,ist hv y. Nss aig
81 Bishop PonTrvs 81 NV Isag,ag y, u
:. 3. en- 81 r !. :, Sa''''
Lase!r pr ebAYiop,s isles si ss'
E .h ,shass ,o,t: q,
0f ygm aad q pres. s 4. ~ 4 alltd ksn.
of Busy noon; tide beam 81; ~ e ~ ss's,is
n agsueslhntlal EnaiessYg 'sF'''s u
In the ceutreotI the coapos;,;,.
owy in outline, stern and iaDs,;1 I' mai 8
este win p2wers Is seated ,Es 1 II msl'
Vsats It's bands raised iaI;; ..saal g
command, while his agents sros ,..'. !, =
conscious Of his presebcsD a. 49, - W. +
his mandates. Sadie drapefy 49, ssssss
his form gloom gathers aSoa. l - w
lenancs. shroddiag lis designs Is s. -, e
terry. his loot frsis upon The 6a,l, y
youth struck down ia The priIss 81 I, = 4
and he;llth, 40 syissac4 Of kis sa;,...,
power oversize race. The ise. u III
q I'VE corpse bang over Al. islasd 5.
and touch The dark waters Of o.
which fpW blow indieatins tls ss Is
which surrounds lhe origiaaaas s5sI.9'|
The figures Or groups on ejiAet 81 {
Death show the influence II ID, 5, -
and our pleasure n working Oul #, i
signs On the right, 1 Wart@ II
drawn sword. agitaFsd BY ainbiiIos,.1
3yefpa F3Af Rflfs<faas fi4a ktgxf.;s = ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22

~ notice Of election IN anosher column.
twill be seen that Dr. Pasf;ck bss y.
signed Sc oiiss n q SeSssel ii he P0Ss.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22

The Quarterly Court of this County
commenced its session yesterday.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22
b ClkxnExIN, Il X Hawha County, va.sl
JaandsrY a5ff,. 1850


Hi CIkxDKxN, IA hawha County, va.,1
Eli Jan4sry 25th, 1857.
III M. BDifoR - EIcase announce III yotif IA.
peF the name of .. AsA. WRlcn, Esq, Is. i
Csndiiaseto represent Kanawha Gn,ihty & i'll
me next General Assembly Of yirgiEia.
MANY VOTERS.
Mr. RGNpLk --Yo are requested 70 AM
heunce CT LEs HEpRicK, ESQ, as a candid
afe TO represent this county In the next LegI
sIatsEf MANY FRIENDS.
yoHs y q WAkTn Is d canlidate for re -eiecs
ton, tsubject d he decision of the Democrat
II Convention. shonld one be held y 10 the
&.s'e Senate in the tfiet composed of the
Counties of Boane, 1soga q. Kanawha, Putnam
and WHoring.
+ Nc. Editor ~ Please ann0unces in yoitI
paper. the name Of Cal. T L. HRouH. as the
,sspie't cdi.didese, ID represent Kanawha
county, III thelnext General Assembly of Va
MANY VOTERS. Il
we are aathcdzed 10 aanSunc On. PAR
sEcx asAascana.dlte HI the next House of
delegate.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22

Oregon yas sdmiissd into lis Bnion a
: ssAts, o. 'be iaih inst,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-22

the kanawhaErixer is nor higher than
ithas been fora year but is receding.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

- SECOND SUPPLY FOR LA.
aO DIES-Received, and opened this morn
ing, fine assortment of Ladies' Shoes and CATERS,
Thick and thin soled Caters. with and without
heels
Thick and thin soled Morocco Boots, with and with
out heels
Thick soled Kid Boots. with heels
Donble soled Patent Leather foxed heel Congress
Caters 90,
Thick and thin soled Congress Caters, with and
without heels
Kid and Morocco Slippers with and without heels
Oyershoes, with and without heels
Morocco Congress heeled 6aiters
White Kid slippers, with heels
White Kid Slippers without heels
Toget with dmost every other style usually cali
ed for. ~,
Ladies are respectfully invited TO call at NO "
Main street. two doors above Mesers. 7. X. Price q
WI M ~ ~ '1pp'' JOHN PAGE. JR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
cArniAop nAnurAcronfns'

o-E NEW CARRIAGE AND HAIR
&E NESS REPOsITJRY.-The sunscrispess =,
having been for : number Of ysas en ,sas xho
Coach Making. offers TO those to tnis sec. s,a sub
ssantiai kRNI ia s. ,snch BnfEiss, koch M
1c All work warranted made Of good ana du.a ses
fSllv Invited TO give call and examine. 1nu.o !,
mente VIII be offered to their I'd vantage, oosn - ~
~ wc.T M PULLES.,
n.r@iv wall sc. near st Charles Hotei.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &c.-E.
l. III. sKINKER & co. No 50 Cary street, offer for
sale
English Refined Rolled-bsst brand
Common English Rolled
Swedish
American Hammered
Fiat, Round aud square Bsrs-all sizes IRON
oval, Half Oval. Half Round
Hoogs Bands, Nail Rods
Stiits Hoiss Shoes
Am 'rican. Russia and English Sheets
MAYORS Cast, Shear and uermsn Steel
Biistered Steel made OF Swedish Iron
Tin Plates-assorted tiZes
Pig and Bar Tin. Sheet and Slab Zinc
ALSO,
full assortment of Groceries Gusno. &c. ia
~ $1,000 Virginia State
10000 Virginia and Tennessee, Cd mortgage
600 Virginia and Tennessee, Sd mortgage.
eight years te run
500 MaDassa Gap 1st mortgage
1900 Orange Il Alexandria, per cts
20 shares Richmond 4 Danyille Railroad
Stock
IL shares Richmond Fire Association
l0u shares virginia Fire and Marine
lNs sh ares Lynchburg Gas Company
For sale in sums to suit purchasers, by
CIV PURCELL &C0,
de % Exchange and stock Brokers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
hOxxHHlAe.
IOxxHHlA6.
CPARTA ACADEMY LOTTEhi.
CAPITAL PkIZe $50. 00oi
TICk ETS ONLY $40.

NOTICE TO The PUBL As the mem no. 3, o.
our firm uave By way OF purchase p.eoine ~ s,s,a
wars. KoIsucky, Missouri, and part OF tnose ~
eor gs uad.r the mAuaxsmsnt OF Mes's " ELL
u i, !. ~, dent 60 change the name OF our nrm on
saa alter January Ia. 1852 to that OF WOOD: EDDY
4 co, who will hereaft nave tue nAnssemen' ".
fse sparta Academy Lotterg. and the others, as
In ali {. ansactions we have endeavored to conduct
ON bnsinsss with integrity and promptnesa, and
We can "a. nj the public that the patronage hereto
fore bestowed on well deserving OF being trans
ioii0~ ~ WV SWAN co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

RELIGIOUS ToLsRAfIos IN swzpxs.-The Prince
Regent of Sweden has made move in favor OF
re,irlous federation In that Kingdom by granting
hi. sanction to mestings.for worship being held
siaevhere than In the parish churches, provided
they are not opened At the same times they are
set apart for public service by 'hesclersy OF the
district. Permission 10 also granted to laymen
TO address such meetings under certain restric--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

FRENCH RanwaYs.--The receipts of the French
railway companies during the year viii probably
exceed 100000. 900 francs. The companies have 70
pay at this moment abont 1l50OotOo0 francs for
interest on their bonds. and II their workhg .and
other expenses are estimated at 50 per cent. on
their receipts or 600 francs, there viii res
main IS Goa, 900 francs TO be divided among the
shareholders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08

JANUARY, 1859 ! -uo. , s,,c. !. q = !

win All, stoek. fnll forcs. snd unsbatsd sner6iss.
are Inak1nw ready for he coming season. and win
visw Of cutting down stock. and 1ssise so ,.s
I'm rrovemeufp In their war efOome - also ~ gIve
ihsr seives elLcsc room fDr the spring campaign.
they viii from this time oer everything q IsrEe
discount upon regular market rafs. until sne OPEN
Never has 20 rsrs On opportunity been presented
To the great buying pnbiic Of laying in Sneir sup
pltes for either winter or summer, - tnemassoir
ment IL large freeh and well assorted.
For .the FIRST time In their business history. IA
some d. partments they will 'mmenee IHMh ows
rely. from arrangements made. that every ertcie
selected the other eide of the pond will BE- 10 Aeric
and analtT unsur passed and ia and elegance,
equal to anything brought 20 the connfry. nvesy
depsrtmens about their Is ablishment Will DC
placed In the hssds OF Judicious and experienceo
banda no that their customers shall nave every
facility ana advantage which the experience and
obaaryatiou of wears has given them. jas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-08
WIN. HUBBARD MITCHELL,
w ACCOUNTANT AND COPYIST

ACOUUNIAN1 aNU OOF fIot,
RICHMOND. VA.
Will give his attention TO Wri ing up Books, the
Adjustment and Collection of Accounts, and Copy
ing Instruments of Writing.
Business given him will be done promptly, with
accuracy and neatness.
The patronage of the com immunity is solicited.
Office Tor the present. with Mr. 9eo II Tompkins
on 18th street, between Main and Goddin's Hall.
de 29-im
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aAYa c1Fn, 0oofe. 20
- NEW STOC TX -
OF
BOOTS AND SHOES.

BUTTS AnD SAAOA0'
We are receiving this morning. Dec I'd. Per
steamers and sch 8 3. NickeTson, good assortment
Of BOOTS and SHOES. Of the following kinds:
Women's heavy welted heel BOUTS, made strong
and good; sizes: tot, 5 tot, to9, b TO y. ana 2
TO g. These Bsotsare made to order. and are sucn
As we can warrant TO wear well.
Mems fiLe Calf BROdANs
Mems ine black cotton BROGANs: sizes: to II
and 10 to l3
Mems fine Calf Oxford TIES
Mems heavy double sole BU0rS
Mems fine Kip BOOTS
Boys fine Calf BOOTS. all sizes. to .. 10 to ID,
BOYS prime Kip BOOTS, made to wear ~ well ~
to ell ,,
We invite all 10 want tn give ms cali.
PUTNEY 4 Ats,
Il Main street.
de % Emporium OF Fashion.