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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-09-08

RATIFICATION OF THE !NIcARAGUAS TREA-
rY.-The State Department at Washington has
been officially informed of the ratification by
Nicaragua of the LamarZeladon treaty, after
the omission of the obnoxious clause objected
10 by this Government. 4, ~ 81 aes9 so
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-09-08

DESCRIBING PoLITIcs.---Several citizens OF
Kent county, Nd including Senator Pearce,
George Vickers, ESQ.,, ard other gentlemen
well known as Old Line Whigs, Democrats, and
Americans, have addressed letter to Judge
Carmichael requesting hin to become a can
ddate for Circuit Judge il, the seventh judicial
date. He now holds the osition of Judge by
virtue of an appointment Som Gov. Hicks
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-09-08

New JERSEY PoLIric = Trenton, N j.,
Sept. 1.-THE nominations of the Hon. Peter j
Clark, of Hunterdon, for Governor, gentleman
Of high character, by the american Convention
of Camden, yesterday, Grated considerable of
sensation in political ciscles here.
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of Camden, yesterday, Grated considerable of
sensation in political ciscles here.
The Republicans of tn fourteenth Congress
sional district of Ohio hay nominated the Hon.
Harrison G. Blake, of Eadina, to fill the va
cancy caused by the death Of the Hon. Cyrus
Sphinx, of Wayne. The nomination was unani-
mously confirmed by the Convention, and the
candidates for nominatita made enthusiastic
speeches, pledging their ,earty support to the
nominee.
LETTER FROM SENATOR LANE.-The Wash
ington Constitution publithes the following ex-
tract of letter from Sen .,tor Lane, relative to
the recent election in @ egon. He fully con-
firms the accounts we hasa heretofore publish
ed in regard to the great evolution which has
taken place in public q Union in that young
State. He has only to pc severe in his support
of the Administration, IL Pro-Slavery policy
and the bred Scott decision, to insure the per-
manent triumph of Republicanism
ave have Just now re. eived the official vote
cast of our election for congress. Stout, the
nominee of the Democratic party, is elected
a hard fight and close vots. For four weeks
was in the saddle or ON he stump; averaged
from forty to fifty miles a clay travel, and made
from one to two speeche... daily. My late col
league, Mr.. Smith, made the round with me-
Our triumph is the more 5lorious, as the battle
was fought strictly upon democratic principles.
We took high national ground stood upon the
Constitution and the RICH $ of the States under
it. and their equality in IT, Territories defend
ed the nolicv of the pref int able Administra-
ton. as also the decisions If the Supreme Court
in the bred Scott case. Dur triumph was glo-
rious because II is q victS3y over the united Re-
publican party, aided and assisted by the traitor
Bush, of the &atesmdn. This man, who owes
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-09-08

Hon. H. WINTER DAvTs.-At a second meet
ing of the American Delegate Convention in
the fourth Congressional district of Maryland,
the Hon. Ii. Winter Davis was renominated for
Congress by vote of 35 tc Is over Mr.. Yellott.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06
CIRtlanatt Market
ll[ospIAt.IAngulst ID l86,

FL0HR--The mai kst, continues without
much CHANGE though under the news rom
New York there vas no buoysaess AMI al the
close the feelilE was lsiigaId. The demand
is altogether local. The sales comprise Geo
tIbls,. at 81 90 for supeFfhe5 and 81 S505 IS
for extra! <29ii bbIs were imported tho last
q hours -fss@ ISL
81 " tIiSKY-No change in tie msrket. -
Sales Of 5g q Ibis. AT i2iiS2 &c, the, latter
rate (ofSwsgln. Ell !,
{ 4 PROV Ss--A god dsIla I'D lor Bacon
with sales Of $50 hhds, at &c for shoulders.
and 9fS9tc CEsides,a declIae, Ness Pork Is
nolnfpally unchanged. Nothing t1anspired IN
Bulk. Fork OF Lard. IA Il
GROGERI ES--SugarIi fair demand, with
safes OF S62l hhas ii SSsa7sc, the latter FOR
prime. Afeslassss s7eS5Sc. Coffee s.eady
/ 20 pockets Jssa sold at l6c 81 ].
OIL Linsefd ism good demand, With more
buyers than SELLERS at 56es
WHEAT The mari t remains steady and
firm, with q good demand and light receipts
sales 1000 bush. god white at 81 b, lehv-
cred; $50 do prime do at 81 1876 400 10 doslo,
.fellyered3at 81 II ]; 45dFEo good do at s nh !,
400 do do d9Sat 81 ~; ssh lie req al 81 3C4,
and 1909 DO mixed OH priyatetefms.
u CORN The maIket IS steady. and pfices
unchanged. a sale OF 1000 bush attic.
spAls--T The Hmarket IS steady Sand prices
unchanged. Sales GOO unsh, al delot, al 47c;
and 0g0 do 10 arrive al Acc. III H :ssI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06
I Fire Company Parade.

On Saturday. the KanaWha Fire Com
pany paraded through our streets. Witl
their apparatus, They made fine show
dressed in red shirts, trimmed with vel
velvet; glazed CAPS, BLACK pants, and pat
emit leather bells, with the name Of the Of
ices and apparatus upon each Tht
Company marched tO the excellent music
Of our splendid German brass. band.
Success q the Company.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

a SECOND SAN PAroH, ALMOST
Several days ago a fellow hailing from
Rockland county, New York, and
calling himself Jim Patch, jumped
from the mast head Of the sloop So
Dhie into the water below, a distance
of eighty-five feet, at Albany, N. y.
The sloop at the time laid atsthe
lower dock, Sing Sing, ii about sev-
en- feet of water. AT the appointed
time, IN the presence off about fopr
hundred villagers, Jim made his
jump, firing a couple Of pistols in his
descent. lie struck the water and
stuck in the mud, ard that was the
last that was seen of him until q
young man made q dive from the
dock and brought him up bythelhair.
By the aid Of ) boat hook he was
dragged ashore. After rolling him
on q barrel he was restored to con,
sciencionsness.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

DEcl1sEs. Dr. WV. JEsKfEs, whe
was nominated BY 4 large and enthusiastic
convention Of the Democracy Of Cabel
county. week before last. fol Delegate u
the Legislature, declines The honor, ow.
ing to other business % Importance claim
ing bis attention. i.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

A negro boy named Bill, belonging to
DR.. Patrick. stabbed 4 negro belonging to
Mr.. Lewis, named Mpse, Thursday night
last. a dangerous wound was inflicted,
butt is not yet known whether it viii
prove fatal Oh not. t.Love and jealousy"
WAS the cause. st Fiisssl8 Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06
a lIIrr Ss1Kr.an n .MAN,s SrnM 1nn

AiLIvE SNAKE IN 4 MANS SToMAcH.
a day or two ago small snake, some
five or SIX inches in length. was thrown
from the stomach Of Mi, VIZ. REID. the
well known blacksmith, Second street.
for 4 few years past, Mr.. REID has been
in very bad health, and during this sum
.mcr has been several times laid up, bic
disease beingIof the character Of inflana-
ton of the bowels. He remembered
when drinking water some years ago that
be swallowed what BIO supposed 10 be a
small piece ofshaving or chip and thinks
now that it must have been the snake. =
Mr.. r, j. still very sick, but these Is
much relief at the happy radiance and
hopes are more ssnguine Of bis recovery,
Petersburg Exprsss. Fl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06
PARpoEEp. "a young man, onl,

PARpoEEp. a Young man, only
son and support Of an old widow
French woman, after Three years In
generation il the penitentiafy, has
been pardoned therefron by Gov
Wise.
His name Is Aughste Duval. He
was tried and convicted, ii Kanawhs
|conaty for being concerned ID \ bur,
aarv With tuo others, Who escaped
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06
GLORIOUS VICTORY !
National Administration Democracy Tri
upphant! L
Houston, the Leader, Enbodi-
1nent ana Soul Of Union
lS Il a38s 4g TlNvS.<S SS,ror.rr FL ys Sss8 s4

ELECTED GOEERNOR OVER AL
THE .LSAIS or 7'ffEsDAY Z.
Does our Opposition friends feel
much ike rejoicing now The fact il,
as the above indicates, Houston before
his election proclaimed himself = red hot
Southern Deinocrat, and would not have
been elected II be bad not done 50. Ed.
SrAR.1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

I IMPORTANT, TO FARMERs,-vQf the
many methods Of preserving fence
posts from decay, none is, perhaps,
more simple and cheap than the one
Iof soaking them III blue VitrioL fAl
a recent meeting of the Farmer
Club, in Hudson, N. r., one lof the
members exhibited a post which, pre-
yions to being placed in the ground,
had been soaked in solution Of blue
vitriol- pound Of vitriol being
used to twenty quarts Of water. The
post was pine, and5when taken up
was as sound as when first put down
eight years since. This solution is
good for all kinds of timber exposed
to the weather--spouts, shingles.
stakes, bean-poles, &c. #l
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06
July 40 1853.

DREApRUL OcogRRRE en- r. a. ceres
poudent 81 the Alexapdria Gasette,i writes
from Middlebprg, Loudoun county. OF
Saturday last as follews s
& Last night, about ! g o'clock, two SER
wants. Al the farm of E. @. Broun. Esq.
about half i mile from here, were. Gin the
absence Of Mr. B. r.! Skinner, At Camp.
meeiing. playing with ! loaded gun, and
one Of them was accidentally shot, upon
which the other was 50 much alarmed,
that be re loaded the; gun and shot him.
self.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06
Z TIA lrfat | KaIstern b

9 TIE GREAr EAsTERN FOR AMERICA.
The great Eastern win leave this coun.
try fot Portland, United States, early ia
the ensuing month. after a short trial trip.
Rates Of passage. port Of departure. and
other arrangements win be announced IN
a few days. {{s II
BY order ]. IT. YATEs. Secretary. y
Great Ship Company Limited
NJ, King William street, London.
August 8. 1882 -
The above advertisement appears in the
English papers, !" Downeaster n mnst
prepare foY sensation. il viii be a
brave sight--this tioating furlong. career
ing in from the ocean depths. The Port.
landers are forewaFned, and are even
now, We presume, keeping sharp look
out for the electric light at lie mast
head, the sir nasts, the hundred fur
naces, and the ten boilers, the $50 en-
gineers and sailors, and the galIantIcap-
tain, at his central post, raking fore and
aft with his telescope.
The Great Eastern differs from al
ships which have been built before it, 10
three rsspects--the chef Of which is its
excessive maanitudes Nothing ike Il
has ever before floatsd. Ordinary steam
ers and ships are like cock. boats By her
side. The immense steamships i'll the
Englishand American Navy hardlyequal
half herElength and breadth. and vet such
.esssis ~ tne llfln e. inc FFefsla, lhe
Aariatic, AND the Niagara nave hitherto
been regarded as absolute prodigies in
nariina architecture. 49,
We know &c nothing else thai can stand
comnarison with M Ssott Ruassll,s Ores,
steamship exeept Noab,s All I Ihnt sysu
| Noah,s An could Mi mach HI in. ~
see. The length Of the Ark Wa sOe
chbits. its breadth so cubits. apd IT.
lhiphth 80 cubits. The scriptura ..eii,bit,
as stated BIZ Sir Isaac Newton. il twent,
inches. and about sixty two huurredths
Bishop Watkins makes II somewhat more
namely. twenty-one inches, ana aboiu,
sixty-eight hundredths. Reducing them
Il ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06
VIRGINIA, il he Eiircui, co1rt g TKa-
nawha Amgusi Snerlal I'm. 1ahQl

Y nawha. August Special Tenn. 1850,
Rebseca w. Brdwn, COMP against
John s ack1 John i BIlwh. Mahlon S. MOT
IfisJ Spieef PRtriek. James Stanley James II.
fHanstord, Milton Psrkes, John r. Lett WIN
6. Faber, ISAIAH Al. Welcli. Thouuas Ferreil.
John q. Schafer, hartman & Jones, Isaac
Read Wm. Goshorni Lpuhtz g tieshaber, r /.
w. Franklin, Rufus Dnltob, DibbreIl & John
son, George E.. Thomas, Charles Carney,
Robert Lett administrator and ethers de-
Decree for Account.
ABSTRACT.
1 t',And the Court being BIZ opinion that i
reference of this cause 10 one Of the Master
Comm ssinners Of this Court is necessary md
proper Tits therefore sdjudged, ordered and
decreed, thai Master Commissioner, Alex #.
Laidlty, do take, state and report d account
showing the amount paid pn each, or the exc.
cutlons in The original bill mentioned the
time or times when paid and 10 whom paid
and The galprlertees Of the said executions
and aIao the amount due and unpaisf upon
ESaid executions and each of them that ne
also asceftain and report The quantity, quail
" aud value df produce 4and other personal
property sold by The defendant, John J !.
brown, from his lam in KanawIik county
upon which SAID executions or any 81 them
AlG lcFiCue VI WHICH, nave DcGu oolQ ~ Utl-
wise disposed Of BY said Brown, after the
lien offhe said execntione, or Of any ofthem
attached, and who received the proceeds OF
pay for thes same. That said Commissioner
also state and report j account showing what
property is in the possession Of or owned BY
said John Brown, upon which said ek ecu.
tions or any Of themshage been levied. OF are Z
LEM and also ain account stating the property
Upon which said executions wefe ligied and
upon which they were d lien and are now
lien. together with any other matter deemed
pertinent by hinselfor which any party may
require, DC. And publication on netice for.
taking this account, shsIlbe deemed equivo-
lent ID personal service 1Hon The parties 4
Teste, A. W. QUARRIER, CTk.
CoNnlssIoNEn,s 0sFidk; Sept. 6, 1859.
NOTICE. Ne
The parties to this suit, or any other person
not made party who ma be interested, will
take notice, that on Friday the 18th day Of
October next, at my once 10, Chsrieston, ii
this county, ! shaIl open this cause With
view 70 ascertain the metiert referred 10 me i
And / do require the the production Of ali
such proofs as shall be heces safy 10 enable
me 10 state the accounts and make reDort &
directed under the decree pf which the fore
going i certified as an abstract. And Won
will observe that published notice Of The
time and place for taking these aceou III shnIl
be deemed is equivalent to personal sefSice
upon you, no further notice VIII, Therefore s
ALEX. T. IAIDLEY, Conf.
MILrKR & NEwM1x nsi 81 \ nxRs ~ NJ l:,,r,s
pisinets. RExls LslDLEs apdsothers lioI d.
NOTICE. a = =
ny one has the tight p contract debts for
4 -. sae hslsaiie coal An oil Con- paus, *.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

\ never. III IN experience of fifteen
years. 10 working telegraph lines. wit
messed anything ike the extraordinary eff
fectoft THE Aurofs Borealis belWeenQ Quebec
and Farther Point last night The line
was ia most perfect order and well skilled
operators worked necessarily from 9
o'clock last evening till l o'clock this
morning 10 gel over ID ali Ineligible form
about four hundred words OF the report
per steamer Indian for the Associated
Press. AT the latter hour, 50 completely
were the wires under The influence of the
Aurora Borealis that Ii was found utterly
impossible to communicate between these
two stations. and theiine had 10 be closed. =
The same difficulty prevailed as far
South as Washington.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

ssIsIGHT ON THE gEH1EeF.s -
BERSONs ID want d Window Gl.5H
e Fuzzy, Do. would do val \ co =
y. II. AQtNN
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

BosToN, Aug z Ex- President
Pierce and wife arrived III the Amer
lea. Nv stL1E. f
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

1 The Clerk Of the Pomaroy has our
thanks for late Cincinnati papers. The
Pomeroy left yesterday for Cincinnati. !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

CRoPs On THE ALABAMA. The
Southern Champiion, Of the 10Th,
published at Claiborne, Ala, says
/" For the last week we have had
a daily succession Of rains. Ia.
jury to the cotton crop is supposed 10
be very great, from the shedding 81
bolls, &c The boil Is also
committing ravages on the cotton .-
A large quantity Of fodder will also
be lost from wet weather. The river
hes risen several feel but IS NOV
falling. = vi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

NEw YekEs AugpHt 29. The Super
intendept Of the Canadian Telegraph
Company telegrAphs a. follows. 10 relation
TO the effect ol he Aurora Horealis last
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

The " First Annual Catalogue Of Mar.
shall College. Cabell County, Virginia,
fof fhe Collegiate Session of 1853 so, /
printed Al the /" Southern Methodist Nm
sram Book and Job Otfce.n has been laid
upon ourEtable, from which we see that
The First Session Of this Institution was
p have been opened On the 9ad Of Al:
gust. 1889, and continue ten months. =
The session win be divided into two terms
Of twenty weeks each. ~
The expenses Jor suitioa arc very rea-
sonable, The location ! beautiful one. and
the faculty unsurpassed 10 Western Viz.
GINA. Ii
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

+, -.4f N & q
SALE or V1RarNrA WAiERIso. PA
cEs. The Fauquier Whie Sulphur
Springs were sold last week Seven
hundred acres of land ATTACHED to the
property were sold ID Colonel VIM.
y Green, for $21 per acre. Ne re.
manning portion Of four hundred ma
ten acres, and the buildings inclndSl.
were soldto ME-. Hnggin, of CAROLINE
County, for $50, 900! The watering
place known IS the Rockbridg,
Baths, ID. Rockbridge County, wal
sold 10 Vim. a. Mann for $21 ,O0O.--
The Cold Sulphar Syringe, ii til,
same county, were also exposed fol
sale, but bid ii BY the proprietor Z
so, 900.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06

MO one has the Fiehtto contract debts for
y Tho Atlantic Coal and b Il corr a s..ex.
cspt Lewis 2 Beers, President, 81 he under.
slgnea; and Therefore debts otherwise coh.sscl-
WILLIAM r. srAUNToN.
ehK lss9 A1periniendan t.
fAYIs,Ss rssS S. A. l,l gl n. b: u lssi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06
LIST o. ALx.slsghNt is.

/ At County Ccprt held for Khntwha
\ IN county The 2 Isl ds5 is tlhes SIS The
CouH having this d5y conn lsd The ek anime
ltion Of the cpaaty claiins bfouEhf bsk5re
them. directed the following Allowances Is be
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-09-06
EpMMlssIoNKRsa tlEFIcES Sept. 8, ES5s

= 2 = 80 q = hfUFsEf, Com n.
MILLER 4 NEwM4N and So anxRs FOR Com
piain8tss RExb LeiDlEs antl others m. ~.
fend4iits. 20 go - 8
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-26

SouRcE OF TIE MIX DlscovssEs. The gSeS(
problem Of the source Of the Nile. which has oec'-
pied the attention Of the world during 80 many eSs
nav now be considered a. deiinisively solved Cap.
tain Spoke, who has jast resursed 70 eukAnd -
an extended tour in Central Africa In comgeHy
with Captain Burton, discovered lake, called By
the Nyanza, but by the Arabs Ukcrewe, which sP
pears 10 be The great reservoir Of the Nile y e.
ledSs ffom TIC degrees thirty ,ninsites s6dM =
three degrees thirty minutes north. latitude lyml
acrosst the squatesin east latitude thirtythrce dc
greeA Its waters arc the drainage - pu@ssesrs
hills, which surround il on almost every side. tn,
new lake washes out the Mountains Of the Moon q
at present existing in our aliases
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-26
Later from Eureyse.

FARTHER POiNr. Oct 23.-Thc STEAMSHIP? Anglo
Saxon passed here this morning, with Liverpool
dates to the 18th October.
The Great Eastern had reached Holy head Her
performance was successful, hut only moderate
There is some doubt as to her leaving for Portland
this season.
LrvERPool, Oct. la.-Cotton -salcs for the ,nss
three days amount to % 900 bales. including z, $40
bales TO spectators and 5000 to exporters The
market closed firm with an improved demand, but
no actual advance.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-26

az We return our thanks to the Secretary Of
the Union Agricultural, Mechanical and Commercial
Society at Newbern, and to the Treasurer OF the
Meckenburg Agricultural Society, for tickets to their
Fairs to Be held the former during the second week
in November, and the latter the s6th, 9Th, and
18th Of this month. .r
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-26

GRAPE PRovr1s Lexington Staissmas says:
Mr. IIillenmcyer. who was one Of the frst, q he
is one Of the best cutvators Of grapes in our State
has presented us the following yield from three acres
Of his land The three acres yielded grapes enough
aging forty gallons each He has left besides enough
grapes to produce twenty barrels more, thus NAL
ing ninety three barrels Of pure excellent wine from
three acre, Of land II this Is not profitable nc dc
not know what is. Who can beat III
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-26

~ Gov Ellis has respitcd Negue, under sent.
ence Of death in the Jail of this County, until Friday
the eth of January. This respite is no doubt the
result Of the Governors wish to examine further
into the question which has been raised as to HgaSs
sanity. .
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-26
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Snow Sroxx-Thc first snow Of the season fell
in Alexandria and vicinity on Saturday morning
last. It commenced showing about o'clock, and
TIE snow continued 10 ll thick and fast until shoot
IL o'clock, but melted ~ il fcll-RieA Enquirer.