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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
Annual election Of Officers.

AT meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Western Mining q Manufacturing Com
pany held tits month at Peytona IL boone
county, Philip s, Justice. Esq, was
elected President Of the Company.
At meeting Of The Directors Of the
Virginia Camel Coal Company held al
Peytona IN Boone county this mouth
Clement Smith Esq. was elected Presi.
dent Of The Company.
Alta meeting Of the Stockholders pf the
Coal River 4 Kanawha Mining and Man
ufacturing Company, held in Charleston
Kanawla county this month, Elisha w.
Andrews Esq, was elected President Of
the Company. 4 u,
Alta meeting Of the Stockholders ofthe
Coal River Navigation Company ,held in
Charleston Kanawha county this month,
the following officers were reelected ~
Thomas Z. Broun. President john D.
Vanhoru.sJ Eugene Flandin and Henry
w. Goodwin. Directors. f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24

been too deeply stained with abol;
tionism 10 be agreeable 10 Sontber,,
tastes. They have gone farther
They have invited the union of !. an
the! conservative elements, 7 ID oppo.
sition to- DemocfacY. The BIactS
Republicans had, therefore. amnIs
assurance that their proposal wonld
meet with some degree Of favor, When
they imprudently proposed to tie
South Americans, ! coalition 81 Their
forces in the Presidential election If
1869. Here then.Iis the issue between
Letcher and Goggills and the Deinoc..
racy OF Virginia SO understand lii. If
the opposition succeed il will virtuallv
be q Black Republican tfiumph IN !
slave State. and the alliance will then
be duly iDaugurated. This accounts
forIthe zeal aud energy otIthe Virgin
ia Democracy, who wish. as Hi IS
to overwhclm the opposition BY such
q majority as will destroy all the no, g.
tef the coalition. Success to their no.
BILE efforts. Let the North have the
North; but when they cross Mason
and Dixon, give them war 10 The.
knife.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
Eirgiaia must do Her Duty.

! IVirginfans The eye of the De.
in6cracy everywhere is upon US /! g
Our Southern friends are answering
orr bngles. Read the following from
tho Tuskegee Gala. J Democrat:
<Fl II Contest in Virginia.
The pending political contest ii
Virginia has more in it than the per
sopal and political fortunes of LetcIr
Rand Goggin. Like that OF So, i.
is astrnggle for the ascendency d
principle. Virginia witnessed the
fret contest in the Souh against the
A american party, which there sus-
tained its first defeat. Hitherto lis
career had Fbeena series of triumphs !;
but when il fought on Southern soil
it lott its prestige. Since that time,
it has known nothing butIdeteat iii
thu Southern States. In Virginia 1t
has this year assumed a new feature
which deserves more than a passing
notice.
The oppositionlSouth have ef late
been very profnse Of expressions
against the Democratic party. 1T il
no uncommon thing to hna them as
settilig their willingness 10 act with
almost any party, and even to receive
free negro snfirages, in opposition I'd
Democracy Such expressions in9
stead of being censnred have been
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
Mexican News.

Il WAsHrsGToN, May l8,-Aecordipp 10
latest adNlres received here from ali Of.
fetal quarter in Mexico The main BODY
Of the Liberal parry was. on lie 'Ist Of
May. at Guanajuato. under the command
often, Oauzla. who was making prepare !
IONS l ior 40 advance on the City ot Mexico.
!. Much enthusiasm animated the troups.--
TIE English and French Iaeets, with the
exception of one vessel of each nation,
have left SACRIFICES. which is three miles
from Vera Cruz, and hence all fears OF
hostiliIieson then part are for the present,
At least, quieted. Ii was supposed that
0tway would be superseded by another
British Minister. and The Constitutional
Court be recognised by England.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
4 Cores pondence Of The Z naon Times.
Aadiess Of the Emperor OflansIria 10 ths
Second Army Of lfaf7.
NEENA. A prn 80

Il 80 F-s'5 g1si NaihNNA .i = pin ~.
Oh the e6h inst, His Majesty, The
Emperor. dispatched the following adj,
dress 70 The FORCES fdrming the second
army:
Alter fruiiless efforts 10 secure peacS
fpr my empire witt on, compromising it's
dignity, am nacessilated 70 have re.
caure 70 arms. With confidence / en.
trustit the rights Of Austria 70 the best Of
hands TO the hands j tried and gallant
army. I Your fidelity and bravery, your
exemplary discipline. Sthe justice 81 thu
cause which yon defend, and glorious
past, guarantee to me POUR sit1cess. Sol.
oilers of the second Army, III Is for ION To-
secure victory 70 1be spotless flag OF Aus.
.ria. Take with you into battle The bles.
sing bf God and the confidence Of your
Emperor. FRGNcIs .JoskPH
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24

u - II n 4 \
The prospect!inl Rana,oda county
j. good. The old and tried Demo.
Gratis Of this comfy will not-forsake
Jenkins and their principles for
Laidle.yland KnowsN othingisln. We
say to one and all, 10 work, work.
workl See your friends. and let ! N
old county redeem herself from the
foul BLOT that has been cast upon her.
The Know Ne,hiHgs claim twelve
hundred maturity, Show them that
you will not give them the half5of II.
4 little work will reduce his majority
to q mere nominal one.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
The Prosnetts in Pninam.

We have just learned, ppontgool
authority, that the elnocrats,of Put
nam are coming nP nobly tothe work
ri N. B. TnoMrsos's reelection il
certain. we are glad of this. JEs-
Krss viii not be behind the State
Ticket, but far AHEAD. The intelli.
gent voters Of Putnam cannot Be
stuffed with the talse reports that
have been flying Iin every quarter,
during the past month.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
The clerks of the various steamers
have our thanks for papers. 4

LAlDLEr ps CorrFE Col. Lsidley,
che opposition candidate for Congress al
Philippi on last Tuesday, made an elo-
quent appeal y the people: 70 support him
because he intended to turn his especial
attention to removing The duly on thepon,
mans coffee but an his political thunder
vanished into The Thin air when MI. Jen.
kins showed the people that il was no us4
tosend Mr.. Laidley TO congress. because
thereis not a single centiof duty upon cof
fee Wand he would have nothing ID do
~ Harrisburg Register.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
Mill Creek & charleston oil Works!

The Coal O,KWprks III this Com
pany, both at the mouth Of Elk river
and at Mill Creek, are now. doing i
thriving business. The w9rks,on Elk
are turning ont about ADO gallons D
refined oil per day. The work : at
Nal Greek are making about 25oHgal-
Ions OF crude oilper day.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
The Declaration Of War BY the EN-.
8 parsf of AUSTRIA.

NEw York, May Is The Austrian
~Emperor's manifesto Of war received By
rliesarriyals yesterday was ssuesi ON the
9sth. IL says. IS have orsered my
army TO understandings. Onr struggle is
4 just one. We begin il with courage
ana confidence VIZ hope however, we
shall NOT stand alone8in il. III speak As a
sovereign member oithe German Copied-
eration. When call Ito memory the
glorious times in which Europe had
thanked the general and feryent enthusi-
asfn of Germany for its liberation. !" tlf +.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
Atlantic Coal i. Oil Company

By the Ti;rgiaia Homs, on the 22d,
the Atlantic Coal & Oh Company, re-
cceived a complete sell Of machinery
for the manufacture of Crude oil op
their coal land situated some twenty
three miles mp Elk river. Fl I
4. Their retofts, ten i h s numbers Iafe
relt'arkably large, weighing about
5000 pounds each. /. III.
\ We learn that this. Company arg
vigorously prosecuting the erection d
oftheir buildings u. 1oiil their lands,
preparatory 10 making coal oil. May
success atfendtthem!! II y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
4 g. Still LATER. TIT.T :
Arr ival Of the City Of Baltimore.

The steam ship Cityef Baltimore
has been intercepted off Cape Race
blythe yacht of tue Associated PrrssS
and Liverpool and London ad vices to
the 1lth inst, four days later than
those furnished by the Canada and
HalJLr. have been obtained
There has been 10 battle yet. The
Austrian movements are inexplica-
bic. 1t is believed that they were
awaiting favorable weather.
The Emperor and Prince Napoleon
had lett Paris tor Genoa.
i At London money was In active
demand, and a further advance III
bank rates was anticipated. There
was no material change falawar af-
fairs SINCE the sailing of the Canada,
The Empress Eligenia has been
pro hInted Regent Of France,
" Austria has declared Ancona to be
in a STATE Of siege The Pope of
Rome protests. t5f Es-p
All qualities of cotton have all.
yanced 3-16@4, the market CLOSING
quiet but steady. The sales fortl,ree
DAYS have been 81 900 bales. <
H All qualities Of breadstufs have
considerably declined. Provisions
quiet. and the quotations are nomin.
al. Consols 9lt@)l5. 5Includedin
the three days sales OF cotton. are
5000 bales to exporters, and 1000
bales to SPECTATORS. sl i
The adviees tronn Manchester are
favorable; theaales are unirnportant.
"LIvERPooL. Wednesday afternoon.
The sales Ct cottonIto day amount
to 5,oO0 bales, the nraI ket closing
qniet. Brealstuffs closed steady.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24

FaE TicrSa-A name which is in eve.
~ ones mouth should be correctly pro-
nounced. The letters ofths italian lan-
guage do no, all -hafe the same sounds
which they have in English. The pro-
nunciation of this name u Tseeheeno Ill
is a small river. connecting the Like Of
Maggiore with The Pc, and has its import
auee from its bpinglhe boundary between
.Lonabardy and Sardinia; therefore he
Austrians become invaders the moment
they pass the western bank.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24


we are authorised 10 announce JAs.s LAID LAD
LEY, Esq, aeandtfaie for Congress from this,
the lth Congressional District. Of Virginia.
MI. RBspLr s--Please annouce mr.! w. b
PATE. Of Peyion1, Boone county, as - eandI
date. for inc Senale, for the distrlci composed
Of tile counties Of Kanswha. Putnam. Boone,
Logan AMI v. yoming. MANY vo FEaS.
We are authorized to announce Da. PAT
aicf ~ canaldAts IN the next House Of
Delegates.
v MA. HUNpLs You are requested to- an
neuncs GhAfEEs HEDRlcK, Esq, as q candid.
ate torepresent thlS county in the nrki Leg
islatare MANY FRIENDS
nj. EpfToR 81 lease announce Capt. r M.
" THOMPSON as area initiate Il I, present the
County of Putnan m in the next House ofdele-
gates. and ohlies MANY VOTERS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24

THE CoNGREssIps AL CANDIDAsEs AT
.BARBouR:-M essrs, Jenkins and Lsidley
The opposing candidates for congress from
this district, met in Barbour county on
Tuesday last. The discussion was a do
rious one for the Democracy, but assffivnd
Sughnor took notes of the speeches and
will give correct account ofrfem, We
will wait and copy his report, Bufboai
JeBersonia,t. s#EF{ I.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
Fatal ARRAY.
Lou1sylLLR. Eridar. MAY

LoU1sviLLE, Friday. May 90.
The two Democratic candidates
tor Congress in the Sixth District
Rice, Independent, and GaFrard. Reg
uglarhad q difficulty at Boonville
on Monday. Rice was badly shot
twice, and q man nemed Smith was
killed. No further particulars.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
Execution at FPittsbars.
PirrsBtRG, Friday. Nav 81

IfIsbs 30 IIHYt may 70.
Jacob anil Evans. convicted OF III.
m mt OF their wives we're hung at !.
Two o'clock this afternoon. The *.
ecntipn was strictly private. There
was no military present, and bpt q
few admitted inside the iail.yard.-
The crowd ontside was hot large
Evans spoke half All .Ilonr, declaring
his innocence. Jae8biE declined
speaking. Bmhdiea hard.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
W. learn that o. Jennings wis,

VI w learn that otJenniRgs Wise,
editor Of the Ricl' mon q. Enquirer,
Mas Killed .in'a duel withN9Mr. Butts.
ason of John Minor Bits. The in
tsllIgtnce came last night ri By steam er
Hurricane. We have not seen the
particulars, but have MP doobt Of tie h
trnth O. the report, for Bolts publish.
ell. few days since, a very abusive
card against Mr.. Wise, and Mr.; v.
no doubt challenge ! him. .l1LL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
Raorhafkls.

4 10 impossible Iior any paper 10
keep up with the false and Islander
Ions reports il circufation against the
Democratic. candidates.. the good
sense ofIthe party must repel the viii
assertions. If
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
Sapper.

The Ladies of the Sewing Society 81
8. JONAS Episcopal Church. in. this
place. will givsa SUPPER on Tho EVEN
iDgfof Tuesday, May e4.b. for ,hse be1e6t
Of the Church. it'll : I'LL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24

TIE TickErs. in fhis county, th'e
tickets TO be used, VI III be numerous
Itappears that 9 party test will No,
Be made for either senator or delega
tes to the State Legislature, and tht
candidates will endeavor to have
tickets printed TO suit every vote.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24

We place upon the first page ofthis
issue, Mr. LErcHER's speech, deliver.
Sd at Petersburg, VIE. II is Veil
worth 4 perusal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
DIX. Patrick Dt,Tipsh

We are authorised to state that Dr.
P.TRlcK declines to BE- candidate ior
the Legislature. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24

a Caucus Of the friends or DANIEL S.
DicKISsoE, Of New York. was held al the
Astor House the other day. he objeetof
which was e concert measures to make
the Hon. ID. 6. d, next President.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24

We would CALI the attention OF our
readers 70 the Advertisement Of The GEoR
GA SrArE LoTrERr forE June. in another
column. BY which they viii see that all
orders addressed to Il. III WzSDovEa.
Agent 1t Crscrss.Tr.I oaro. win NEE,
with prompt attentions, Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24

|, We respectfully skonr friends III
the various counties 70 send us, at
their earliest convenience. the votes
taken in their counties 1t the coming
election.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24

The Land Suit u Nc arland and
Others, ys. Miller and Lusher, was de,
cided By the q. s. Court, On Wednes.
tlay last, in favor ofiplaintiffs. We
understand q new trial is anticipated.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
MARRIED.t

AtlCbarleston. Va. Oh bic 18Th. b. Rev Df.
jas. N Brawn- Mr.. HExRs RtaNEA, and Mss
MARY IL CGNSlSGHAM. Hi9t
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24

.soa TH1 HOUSE o. DELsoArrs SRon rurssx.
@i n. N. d. THOMPSON. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
KAMA VIVA VALLEY STAR.

tba issue Of additional notes 70 the
an,nnt Of 5000, eoof., and engages 70
lend the government 80. 0oO. COOL, q
per cent. per annum. .
! Money was Sd scarce al Vienna thst
! discount or ID to l2 per Gent, was de-
manded for first. rate paper:
THE LATEST.
f Vienna, May 63h. An official Bulletin
bas been issued. ii which Gen. Outlay re-
ports las follows i on Wednesday, VIZ
made 4 decentralization near Gambia and
I@rrassinato---on our side 20 We're wound !
ed. Near Canate "a miles from ! URN ~
we have thrown bridge oyer ttle ~ illi
crossed and fortified the head pt the
bridge. Yesterday on out NSsilroad' neal
ye,ona, a train filed with trotps came o. u
collision with some ammunition wagons
some exploded, BY which go men were
killed and I24 wounded. u.
III, ID. ENGLAND. .%
An election riot occurred &C Limerick
aud the miIitaryhad 81 FIRE On the mob.
Two were killed and FIVE wounded
DR.. Lardnes is dead MI, /,
TIE Prince Of Wales had embarked at
gTvTta, Vecchia ilia British man OF wa wal
for Gibral,erI
. The Duke Of Leeds IS dead
Ills said that Gohn, Persigny will Ger.
,ainIy be the next French am bassadnf to
London: ..aI.
!, Ills reported in military circles that
lie min listers Intended TO cali out the
militia forces and aud fifty new baitallions
to tile line. III u.
Lard t'owley reached London On FRI
day, and had 4 pro,racted interview with
Lord Malme> bury, y
\ The horse bennington won5the Chester
cna lat the recent race. Prioress was
foarih. Thirty three horses ran.
Tllefsis great. artiviry in tip English
naval depAriment More vessels have
been placed IL commission. and recruiting
is actively Progressing, +H>#S
.AgkTR1A. \ A n.
Tile archbishop VI Vienns has issued a
5pastoraI letter, in Mich he slacks wha
he calls the crimes Of PitdmenN. and the
ambitious design q The Emperor Napo
leon. g.. 4NZ/ n N EA
A.force of 6z0ue Austrian troops, pro.
visioned foKLsix months. had arrived q
AncoDa> HIN Y
Sif Moses Montefore has failed in hi:
mission 10 the. Pope respecting the boy
Mortara. I5/ T.. i.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
!" aanadba Ualltp STIR
KislEHl| c. d. Va.
TUESDAY, MAY 81, fs5s.

ron rms sEsAfE Or THE rs DisTRrcF
WI. W. NEWMAN, of Mason.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24

SEQ adyersise,neut IL Bacon.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-05-24
gCHARLEsTON MARK

5CHARLESTON MARKET.
Corrected weekly fqr the" Kanawha VALLEY
stsr,"iby
II. James B. Moves,
Wholesale & retaianealeTin Dry Goods,
Groceries and country produce.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1859-11-25
BALTIMORE
Commercial College
S-S-ti1l= T at;-EEE1l -
. . 4 I'd,
Cor. Baltimore and Cha-Ies-Sts.,

L0CA TED.
Cor. Baltimore and Cha-IeE-Sts.,
BALTIM oEE-ND.
HIS INSTITUTION Is Now u THE Most
i Prosperous and fuzrIlft,= condition. Ti.s tlr-
r11E Tie iis-t cFu ys-s sss= ,iisti.i1
larger apartments for the accommodation Of Tlt II,
c-sasIhE NAT.r q students representing nearly
eEsTy STATE IL she J:ljGI-
II occupies Of zzfe 1.I-s eS7,-1l1us and
desrzf. iarat-i buiIdlE-s n NE CITY. Tie -,5r.
are esrE-11diuE y arranged sleigzs and elegantly
The advantages and fsrIitie= here ofs-ci 70 Young
EleH desiring - qIIiI! themselves Tryrfy IL the
ysri9Cs dUtiss Of the CDr1niins Boom dslain 3
1l'fT'Je teiesi sli=tilssf Esieetie0 generally are
EIETz=7s N Err Tsr-iGuis- ~ Any zilIii2r etal,-
ltst.raeLt Ii The United S-=-e=-
FAEUTE=
Z L LISIE.
P-ucipa-Lec:U-s- tie Scisncs 5F 4ccJurts Con-
niece Business Customs exc
i NJ PHILLIPS
PTOf=zsu- % FEs TheTy AID TEslce Ct Eaok-E eei;=
and G5Er-ss-1c=zi Csgir-IiG1l5-sz-
L HDASiES
Associate P-Gfesszr x Bookkeeping.
y 9 JOHNSON.
Professor Of Buzines and ornamental Pe11ns.,5ilip
st WILLIAMS. Esa-
LectU-.r on Mercantile Law.
EEv- Z. TEATES REESE, d. D.
L.-csurF- Commercial Etki5z.
TRUSTEES
Bon Bon :IEo P ketnsty, Iigi. JaslEna ysnsauL
.Taer5 Trust fs-- WIN. EraF,eL ESQ
The college Is provided With Commercial Irarr
dsIrtE
Each Student haz desk to h:uasit and is seua-
rEfely instructed
There beinr no .vaez.iaa during tie yez=, Students
enter any ;iEBe.
The TINE p-aallr required 70 complete The fun course
from IN u week
= DTPLsxA l. awarded 70 All Graduates
large ard Beautifully prTsnHi=Et,-i Cfr-ular. CON
tanning upwards q EU.EE FEEI- Te,rrr!rsE the
KrIerlSE- ard Interior View Of the College yariuls
ctsara- =7stie desig-s- I'uriassIy- Gr- BIZ NAL
FRI n shGTSs accompanied with catalogue giving fun
I'articu+aEs- Addrez E x. LosIER
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