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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

az Beauty TOR Ashes What is more an,
noying to lady or gentleman than TO have face
covered with JIotches, or pimp1es. There are
many thus affected, and particularly at thi sea-
son of the year.
All such disagreeable eruptions may be re-
moved by using Bt6atingers Fluid Ertrac ar
,Sa7sapayiIta. 1t is better than any cosmetic,
externally applied, because it PurJtes the Biood,
and gives the flesh clear, healthy appearance
I. H. LOGAN & Co, General agents.
Sold also by List, LOGAN & Co., Bridge corner.
and by the Druggists generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

10 fo,s0o'1l'& Trial Postponed.-We learn
from the Woo!sfell Spirit, that the triai of
''vo. y Foreman has been postponed until June.
lii, pos;!oncment was at the instance of the
defence. in consequence of the nOn-at;endnnce
OF some OF some o? his witnesses
lie IS now at large, having given bail in the
SIN, Of $3.50 for his appearance at the next
term Of court
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

CnIcAGo, NAV 12.-DrattS ON New York.
amounting to $4,000, made 10 the order Of
Emery Cobb, were stolen from the desk OF NJ.
Cobb this afternoon. The drafts were not ca.
llorsed
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

~ i" odditionoi Tuia.-An additional
ram has been placed upon the Central Ohio
i'4road, which leaves this city at half past four
i. lie cvening.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

PurLADrLputN, May 12.-"-m. b Reed ar
rived in this city yesterday, in company with
a committee Of citizens, by whom lie was receiv-
ed on his arrival at Jersey city. An invitation
70 a public dinner has been rendered him.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

NEW York, May I2-Among the evidence
given OF the increasing business Of the country,
especially Of n mercantile character, it is stated
that the number of messages daily sent over the
various telegraph lines, is vastly greater at tue
present time than ever before. The three print
ing telegraph lines of the AMERICAN Telegraph
company, located in Wall street, known AS the
Boston, Washington and National wire, trans-
nitted on Wednesday, respectively, 49, 800 and
ILL., private messages aud about 5000 words of
public news reports aud that through The very
diSaSrecabie storm which lasted the whole day.
New ORLEA:;S, May l2-The Tennessee with
Vera Cruz dates to the 5th, has arrived. Next
can news uniuportant. RotieS i at .Iaapa
with 1000 mcn he has issued IA decree refusing
passage to the American mil There is great
confusion at the capitol, change of Presidency
is expected. 1t is feared Mramoa is trying to
raise money in Europe or the church property;
the Archbishop has consented TO mortgage.
Nica,agGan d,tes to the 81 have been receiv-
cd. News unimportaut. Belly is trying t. buy
Congress. The English and French fleets are
are still at Sacra6eio.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13
THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
l.IsnATbNE \

CORNER FRANKLIN STEEET. NEW YORK.
On-~ Inducements - MFEcHANTs ard FoEt,Ts vi'i'Is
YORK. unsurpassed by hotel in the Metropolis
following the advaIiB-' Eiicl II POSSESSES
an v..s4 vii a. rsc!..'i =. I'll tEaT. r.
Isi cen - Iocsr o, couvv:st To llces Of LuacCss
ell 81 place III amusement
-! sCTuErt cisly Ci-a, vel :pTEscdr veil Neiit2
ted slrry.u- apartments.
81 Large All sPerhiy nssE'siri s5;:irg vita
cailc-nt Lai!es FarcT commanding eNtrIsVs Wv
o BrogGTIy.
4,t Esfu conducted ts European Pan, visitors
i've ;l.r hest s-yIr with ;he greatest economy
srlg- Il i CurE5CttG with
rs Es.EsE:'s CEG.EEgS Rated SALOONS,
have Their E.e,'- il :iey desire ;=y
w3iI u furnished ia tIs-ir
Ct;,- and I".-i BE- estuC w.
80 | hv icug Il Je vastly superior tv szt " 10y 0u-
H.. =! ia st=- city
yr TI 7'~rntscs tie -r-t % living 'Ire Isrys
S,..HSsL lurh below TINT sry other Gloss fo'r
ie,..t-5g..tE!su A FREEMAN, Proprietor
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13

~ He di'eet attention to the new advertise
'Hsit Of tie Messrs Harper in another column.
&C.,
HEY axe pretty lavish of expenditure in the
city OF ST. Panl, if tie authorities pay out all
''e money received. Last year there was paid
INTO the treasury of that city 3231,2o5 "a
" 'at became Of this large sutn of money does
mot fully appear in the reports submitted.
SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
'ig@rato9 in another column.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-05-13
't rough, sensual woman.

- Tie Thestrc has been thoroughly put in
order and will open to morrow night with the
Hut OF the Red Mountain and "3IiIly the
Maid 'v.Ih the Milking Pail, " in which pieces all
tn excellent company will appear, with the
i.sorife Mrs, Henry and Walter Keeblc it the
prominent parts. We hope to see crowded
aoasc on the opening night
"a Monday night AR. Neafe, tragedian Of
acaaowieised ability, VINO has won honors and
tamc upon the boards of all the principal thea
tres i'll the Union, will appear.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11

The MoERoE bMoEUlEEF. Governor
Wise has at length decided On tie stYle
Of monument to Be erected IN Hollywood
Cemetery. ct Richmond. Virgins, over
the remains of Exr President Monroe. and
orders have been given fog tie execution
of the work. From the number OF styles
furnished him, be has selected the y Goth
Temple. prepared BY AZ Lybrock,
Esq This temple Isl to be of cast iron,
twelve bg seven feet quare and twenty
to the top Of the dome, the whole Of which,
is tetbe enriched with Gothic .orpaments.
MessFss Wood vi Perot of 2 hiIadeIphia,
hare contracted for the cast, and Tie
whole costs Of the temple VIII not exceed
81, 700, !, '9' IL
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11
! n.ralntian sAHlIslpated iInCaha.

New oRLEASs, Dec. 20 The Seam
shin P1iiaaelp hioLaFriyed yesterday with
Havana datEs7of the s5ths 2 sssda 1T
The sbssisisk niIiistS 1 5D ters Have, made
oyertures 70 tie, French sGpyeEpneeht 70
inter yene, to prevent any revolutionary
movement that may BE- contemplated BY
the inkabiilasnlts Sf aCubss 1ohcRas if ap-
pears, FwastDensnlated ID the apatteryaI
There is good reason tosbalieYd that a
revolution IS expected to break out very
soon. Large numbers Of America are
now iniGuba; 10 Aid.insthe movement
They are confdeht of success, if France
does not interfere 81 -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11
KAN AWHA VsABLEY STAK.

a e ~. !. 3 1n,h,;oan pity II
Eal 30 wv. w ~ IA 81, You ststi
n u 1. ~, ~. ! u s,adA q witho,..
ftla w. 81 4 Z VI loa,;on i, and NJ.
W, - e 1920 hal;ef !,
~ ~ II ~. 49, n,,id Ms s,,sta;ned byE tlsc
y Is -, .oI's 81. 1,,6yt of,he Demo
coIulss IN ~ 80 III ~, st
4. 80 & ;srs,t IS III aafteting
81 a1 X ,'' . NJ nsm5,raF ~
l.ailneI = " ,,''. s $1,000 f,eir ednl,-
llll. '1.' = r ,a,,,.rE "a less: trne
~ Y w .E.t 4 q olak selfhrur otai,
W, III Is ates tI,e approba.
; - s,ose ,sva fr,,sfed him With
~ ;ssl 800 " nrss5ans duties, me
~ $500 70 tks slsnodrs,;e Conventions
III. Is s. IA fsys;ted .tha confidence.
ysbsssd * M. saiUhtsen months ago. by
mt aSnrlezof iy;fSin X, rs niost gratefully
FR3ve3 ana aoknowlsd red 81 'aAe ~
81 Irs Sccenting ne nomination thustsn
- ,,,,a Is = Ili,ronAr ID gay. that iftbs
a.;on AZ tba Great paTtS. .of which 4
sLtt,natIl.Ar bafsSsonfifnedsby the Con-
slitd.ional voice ofthe; people, / shall des
sdtei kli of,tbe enernyof NV nature, tothe
aAvid6t a6dslsuseessful DISCHARGE &c btls
resn5ns;bla dnt;as ~ q yroffikeIssEH HohH
-sSIy sofI;cS ma 81 uiithdlawt, sInepfrom
tissI fial5s sc strife, apds bas soaexclusiseIy
t,iebea INV sttantisnr tostlse sshbiects ems
braced within its Ipro vince. tint ii ~
seaEcsly necessary fbr 1ae to say iangtliing
mon those Questions inawhief Ieantot
Jsalbs u have al lintersst, though Ild61ot
tsfA aalpaft, This Is lie more pr0psfy
where II il considered thatthe functions
aDth;S sdfice,l a,sI III but asIirht degress
if,1s all.ginvalyedrini the SUBJECTS 90 p6litl
ical divisions. bs1eslasibh
4e41ut iniall proper rcandbr I must say;
that toIthe principles I'D that party whose
d,0,I,,, vou xi,s6s eFp6dAded and niaihtaiIed
by he Fathers Of the Faith iii Fifginis
/ have ttiseu the dsQotioh06E my ill., hp1
an the honest conviction oE ihsiqtrnth
and \ cannot nowIlbe, supp 0scd TO have
abated that devotion, when tlie Necessity
ofAour posi.ion|in tlIs EoutlIsaas made the
the States Rights school, toI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11
Tar FrIIBUsfsRs WKEcKED. -

Tar FILlBUsTsRs WKEcKED. - The
British steamer BAslisk lIas arrived al
Mobile Bay from BaIize. Honduras, viii,
one hhadfsa shipMfsc ed HaSsa1gdIs Of
the schooner SUSAN taken on board on
the 26th. by order oE fhet Governor OF
Balize. The Susan was wrecked On Glo-
1Fer's Coral Reef.asixty amilesa from tIhe
Balize, onrthe morning ofthsi6th. Tho
passsngsrs were saYeds bilEsthe vessel Is
! total loss, Captain; Ma,fry endeaaorslf
u charteE another vessel b eany;Ehe
Observation-Disclosures. but oould
not succeed yis4 6ors Seymour rendered
them the British steamer Basilisk 10 con-
Wy the passengers To- any southern port
III the United States. On theinarfiYal al
Mobile q procession vas formed; md. the
Niearagda Stag ahoisted. Capt. sMaury
was called out and made a .speeclf to a
great crowd, amid the greatest excite
nlent.s Rs3 t.sRAfia Il 5sg a4tFnistss;18I sitE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11
Mere Filibustefs.

INEw ORLRANs.-- Dec. 29th. A; sus-
picious looking schooner, supposed to
have ilibusters on board, n emf to sea,
oniyesterday .tsaT he revenue cutterfred q
blank shot, which was unheedsd by the
schooner = shotted gun was than fired,
but the schooner kept saoal water and es.
capped. 10 aF4 lssl1 t5,|gSsl q a0
i 1t IS runnored that GSlleelorvHatch is
enlistinga large force and has chartered .
steamer to observation-disclosures departure
ofklibusters-l i@s'dJ 3; ss Try
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11
Frcm the Richmond Ehaniress
The Mineral Wealth IL the County 81
sPutnanl, Z.

Messrs. Editors AZ the Petersburg
Convention has settled the question. who
shall be the next Governor of Y ifginia.
and quoted he political storm tha Al ragged
50 fiercely, il will. I hope, enable the En-
gairer To giye u.s. few more & Locomotive
Sketches, and other articles iii relation
Ito the mineral wealth Of the Stkte.. Yet
may not Be permitted to Say, that The
magnanimous course pursued III Che Pc
'tefsburg Convention, BY the noble and
fearless champions Of the minority ia
gaining sWaterloo victory !, Id the
nomination of the gallant and chivalrous
Montague, gives US much satisfaction,
even out here, in Central West Virginia.
The names 6f Robert u. Montague and
John Randolph Thicker appended to that
of the nominee, !" but not that of, the
.saspirant,n viii enable the Democracy to
rally as one man, around the standard
bearers Of the noble old Democratic nag.
I'D the approaching Gubernatpfial canvass.
But g did not take up my pen for the
purpose of writing political article, but
To give you Information OF the discovery
Id this portion of the Valley Of Kanawha,
|of other minerals than those Of coal and
iron. There has recently been discover
Ia insthis county, on the line Of tie Coy
ingtoh and Ohio Railroad, Al bed of cop
per ore, supposed TO be some fiyesorsix
feet ii thickness. IA piece Of which I
gave a scientific friend Of mine who
has retf,Fnad mo tbA 9f1lJottit, i,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11

A Yankee laid ! wager with ! Dutch.
man that he could swallow him. Bid
ding him stretch himself mon iEA ,sbls.
ne fastened with his teeth upon lhe poor
fellows big toe, and gave Il 4 hard nip.
9 Aut you ish biting me Foared tie
Dptcbmal. Why, you old fool 10 yop
'nlnk am going to swsIlow you whole Z.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11

|tslJtrE4Of Atcspta1te ffpm Mil Ietsl9f'
ES ~ ARLINGTON. d C !. pee. 4 1855
D GEEELEMES ] i've 8eceived jour st.
tel ofthe 9th instakls i1fbrn1ino me That,
|6 al. al Conyeation Of The Neh1oct4tic
Stateaight Republ icah party, which re-
Gently assembled ID the city Of Peters;
burg was nominated Is their cam
|didate fpr the Office Of governor. of Vir-
|ginia. u With greatful appreciation Of
the honor thus conferred upon me bymy
Democratic fellow .qItiEens, tllfopgh lheii
representatives II fontentiO1 assehbled,
II accept the nominal ion. ....-s.,.--..
On the subject ofnaiional politics, It Is
hardly necessary for me to say more than
thaf I have been identified with che
aDemocfatic Slate lights RepuBlicsh
party, RI ff6m MY youth t6 The present
line, Honestly convinced that the prin.
cipies OF the patty ARE sound national,
and conseTyatiys-lafid satisfied that is
fiaintainance and success are Essential
to the preservation Of the State, / have
uniformity advocated its MEASURES and
fjolicy Both al 4 private ejti1eh and "A
ffsprsse ntatfyeof the people all Z. stsi
views on tne s9o.ec: ~ 90 a NV
ternsl improvements 1gsEe cornngu 1lca.eu
70 TIE Convention p:iot 70 the nomtnaIion
Of Mr. Garland Of Cuipep6t1 county, and
It IS due to- him and myself that, should
here efeifaFate them. ffavd eyef adyo-
Gated q llDeral ana ,enfi5n.eae Pott'eys
bclsesihg sacn Improvements ihdlspehsa,
BE tosthef deyeiepn tae efitH y. t,i q
resources IoE' re slatey AUG sto. tne au'
vanesment Oh tne prosperity q 1ne Peo-
pie. Ri desires theseiore, 80 see ing iead.
ing Ines row "a progress pushed e rap rap
luiy AeS pfactlcaDle 70 cph Ptetions
eral lines will follow the comp tlotiloil NE
main lines ID proper time. as the necess
sitiesof the several Iocailtles shall require
their eOnstra action. go granting rlghts: ot
way, Or IN projecting new mn roy 'I eneiiis:s
SOME regard should be Az 70 inc genera
system which the State has adoptesa -
Ihesef views VIII pc staittltuIiyRan ialrlY
carried out Y seii---sa sso Y 'sz 4 ~ !
MY speeches delivered ~ ongfess h.
and my letters Of last summer " tlieteditl
q Of Sc The South !. expialn my Poslno y.
% the slavery question .pus' " asoia ,s ~
nisaPpfenen1s,oen, II, Y sac " W sags 80
met ana enphatlc. lna. TegaIu .ne ~ y.
,situtton q domestic y slavery, eA's'l1 y
Virginia, and the osners slatsnoiul
p'a.es, I. molsIl 500 rs; sI ~ 1880 -
sluss !, ah.s : w.. - .o i..1 -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11
anaD.l,4,'' 'h. ,.., !

~ ~ Al nuary
ffoU1 del h5 iiinues fair.
la Rs A. N bar ST Y 700 trls.
IL 75eI4 81 ior sdperli1e, and 06 10
% for lot of 200 bfIs. White Wheat.
WHISK Y--The demand continues
co5d: ana tie niaFEe lFfn Ebales q 800
brls. u 2s@2 ibp iatisr Dis Tor
no Gs=The ts9descy Ofprices Is stu
downward. The salds To-day Wefq At
seas 81. I'LL
Y, SUGAR Tia deuand s. quite active.
and Is nearly pps u lie receipts. The
sales add up RIO hhds. At e 3@74c. for
GOOD lsir 10 choice far 70 lon far eelis
at d @sfc The Is 4 of prices =
VI y assag VIII
/ gooa aepapd saIss 8 p y bag |g r. n;
Il Not Il IS rlets 6ftIss &aicIslte
ItenlinTH ~, upward. IMii.h i good demand ~
Sales IL 500 brls. al $40 ~ hcss Dash and
time. That in oak ccpperage; is held q
WHEAT u lrhe III firm, and
M beSlet sldes Az ga demand q
full prices Eel Alsee 600 lbuth sls prime
Ksntdck4 White 10 o. q B i eIiSerad /;
ESQ ID. atsBi Iii 100 ddg fair White
Al 3I05 ;130O good do 81 ~ 10 and
ESQ as. sdOsaatfSA iHs susisa 10 sdtsfg y
TIE suppl hfs very fight.
and HoaRd dots would coip tnArd 68 g 6yc-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11

SUDDHN AND GREAr gHAnaE.-Eronl
THURSDAY morning to Friday morning,
there wefs / shange Of so degrees ID the
weather at this place. Can any section
exhibit a greater change ii "a hours
The weather has been quite cold since
Friday evening" as9 s II.
"A slight, SCUM Of floating ice was upon
the KanaKha yesterday and toslay.i III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11
IEdIEwoop, Middlessx Co.. YAH !.
I, December Goth, asa,

Gentlemen IL have fust received your
communicasion Of the 9th inst, informing
me that !" at the Convention 81, the Demo;
cratic State Rights Republican party,
which recently assembled in the city .oi
Petersburg, i was ssnomipateG as their
candidate forthe Office Of Lieutenant Gov
ernor OF Virginia. / feel that have
not the right to decline this nomination,
and I accept it with feelings of gratitude
70 my party for this manifestation Of their
confidence in me- ,.s- s.. 80
Il it should be the pleasure of the peo-
plelof The State tolratify this act Of the
Convention, all the pledge / have to make
IS, that Twill honestly strive To scfarge
whatever duties The position may impose,
IS becomes VHginian who loves his
mother State with the heart felt devotion
Ofn loyal son.,
4 will state, however to avoid all mis-
apprehension, that npon the question
which is the most Important of ali cues
lions Of Tie State policy -internaE inprcve-
neots my position was fairly and cor
rectly defined ia the Petersburg Conyen-
ton, By my esteemed friend. Col r. A.
Claybrook, Of Northumberland. / pre-
sumo his exposition 3 my views was sat
istactory 70 The Convention, 81 / should
hot have received tie nomination.
IA thank you gentlemen. for Che prompt
and appropriate manner yon have COM
rnunicated 10 me the will If the ConveIl-
~. " 49, !,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11

-
On "Wednesday Z. the 5JlF Of JJs1uAry
1859. IT the Residence If Der parents in
ciAaessepE SsHaWba. ca CpHAEI1k
EHoYLE GeoDVI NJ niaRt dgpgl ter'of Hem
ry W. and Elize1R Gqedwin, aged 9
days.
I. AS ths ARaet acknowledgement tho
aatnssp nefnpd. qsgtpa . .I.Ia WEJ0E
BQtiwithsrsaR the.Fisilg day stssr7s
10 Time lOyslgIF vas tllis igfant's dawn. 81
Thuaesweeay ae6 isle away, rs,liaf4T &
4 IrdiA efeaas expaBllag soulI .stees
Had ever barHEsWitA wfpng idesirks, hin
Had ever spa4lsd 1t keapsh ID costrol.
OfAsyef quenoh'd III saeroa .ffes4 8
4disd TO, sip, itdisa 10 cares oisl
But Tor a moment left the rod ~
o mourner, speh the Lord declares,
Such,are The children of our God. 2 sag =
ilsyefaas RIk ~ ,ssss4a II .sarss
On he a7ih Of january ESQ ! Ak :iier
residence hear goaI' snibbsli. Mfs, S1kAH
FILsoH, ia the 9Th eAf 81 hsf age. q -
Mrs. sFilsop was, FOR many Yeas = yor-
thy member 81 the Episcopa ii cHnlch. and
died in the blessed hope Of eternal life
through Jesus Christ. ii pleased God to
spare her many years IN this worH d
trial.to bear witness 10 truth, and 10 eafr
ryithe cross Of her divine Master s and
after 4 good old age, spent III snefiaselOg
rious aer vice ], she was called home, to
rest forever with the people Of God.
Wall ra;tSlyt ael,.4 IA ~ Il, ~ =. bar
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11
The mai, xas delayed twice last week,
owing q snow i. The mountains. aI y

u Ss 31y - "A - III II NJ u
SAFE OF NEaRoEs Last week, We at
tended the sale 81 a 20. Mayer. deceased,
where there was 8 lot Of negroes, twenty.
eight in number. sold for hi. 5i6. Some
seven or eight Of them were small sucking
children, and were sold with their moth
ers. This was tie highest sale al negroes
We have ever heard 81, taking ID consid.
aration their qualify. Esversl boys from
die AGES If ted To fifteen, sold for from
St195 % s 1885 eacfill y Z,er;agtoa fa 0sl
lFllgg,
One ofourEexchknges gels higly "A Cited
and piles Cd The higkialdtin iii his Wise /.
a grain of carnline viii tin6e 1 Gallon
81 water Sd that Ii every dfop lie color
viii BE- refcePtible and X grain q musk
viii scent ! room twenty years. just q
If 4 man cheat the printer the stain uiIl
Be forever visible cH the minute atoms 81
his minute soul, md will leave acsnl 81
Fascality about IN individual strong
enough til make an honest man turn air
his nose III disgust. and kick him out of
his presence.if be Cant get rid Of him
any other way.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11

The action ofthe Kanawha River Board.
has caused considerable interest to be
manifested bylodf coal men. Several
new companies are forming for the pur-
pose Of manufacturing Camel Coal Oil.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11
Letter 81 III. Tinker.

RIcHMoEp, Dec. 1ethy 1858.
d 'saaw ~ have received your let
q, officially Informing me. chat was
eliminated tcr the Office Of Attorney GeH-
'ral by the late " Convention Of she Dem.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11

/ MessFs. Mar n We'll. opposite the
Court HOUSE, ins this place. have just re-l
ceiyed 4 fine lotof Principe. washington
Buchanan and Fixed Star Cigars, which
they offer for sale Who Iesale and retail at
low prices, US 49, s.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11
Mf. MoRtagae's. Acceptance.


! + 4 &
Robert u! Montague. Esq
Sir--At the Convention OF the Demo-
cratic Stateol Rightsfs Republican party
which assembled in the cigy OFF etersbufg
you were nominated as their candidate
for. the office OF lieutenant GoyArnor Of
Virginia While psfformingg the duty.
assignediu JUS by the Convention of appris7
ings.you of this nomination. We beg leave
to convey TO You the expression Of our
high personal respect, and our we'll ASSURE
ed belief that your election will be sus-i
tanned by the cordial and united support
Of the Democracy ofihis Commonwealth.
E-sst s Very respectfully gd 81
as assIss s JAS. BARBoURu III
e4E7 Isa b JAS. Ct. PAxToN. stl.f.
/ III sl7s Hill NAT. TYLER e4 4
4 bsaf aAlfd.A. .G.P ENDLRToN. B.
sfi Efaa SD goHN BRAHEoE. Isl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11

DoUGIAs has been reelected to the u. 4
8. Senatefrom IliiBoiss His friends are
rejoicing excssdiRgly. iiii aIa gpa
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11

THr REeIsTEa, il the name Of i
new monthly paper published at WEsr
CoLusprA; Mason COUNTY, Va, By D. 8.
VAN MArRE. "The RegisterY is printed
On 4 super-foyal sheet land contains
eight pages, Of closely printed and we'll
selected matter. Terms 80 cents q year.
Address p, s. Van Matre, West Colum-
bia, Mason Co. vi. Ii aa. .a6
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11

4 ]. B. Morris, has an excellent article Of
Opera Cigars, The finest we have had
he pleasure d putting foraIong time. q
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-11

"a feW weeks since we received 4 com
munidation from Putnam County, adyo.
eating the claims 81 y prominent gentle,
man, ofIthat county to the nomination 81
] State senator, from this Senatorial Dis
trict. We would have, with pleasure,
published the communication, had tie
author forwarded his name. But as II was
mot done, we inserted the communication
in the Aove. and intend hereafter. to fol-
low mp The same rule with all other. 1
Wewoud. however, remind our friends
that heItime Is fast approaching for tie
electiono Of Delegates 70 the State LegisT
latura. and we think the citizens ofEthe
various counties should be on the. alert,
seeking suitable candidates to fillsths I'M
portantposts in the next Legislature
Ourinterest. demand 1T present. perhaps
greater Efforts than ever before. The
opposition to our state improvements have
become ihfuriated. and together with the
cry 81 alhigh taxes" seem almost if DOT
quite to render the labor of the, friends b
internal improvements useless. We,
therefore, need and must have, not only
firm, hut active, energetic and able men
to legislate ior US in the next Legislature,
five expect to receive any benefit there
Our columns win b opensfor there
spectful discussion Of the claims Of all
who may desire tobe heard. 1