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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-20

VioLAnoN Of TIE INSPECTION LAWN i.
spector Parker, arrested the Schooner E.
II. Adams, in Hampton Roads yesterday
evening, apd brought her up to this city
this morning, where suit has been entered
against her for violation of the inspection
law os the 2nd of October 1858.
Mr.. Parker has chartered steamer, and
gone in quest of another delinquent vessel
which he will 10 doubt bring up to night.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-20
DESIRABLE DWELLING FOR
RENT.

WILL BE FOR RENT the ensuing year,
w the large and comfortable brick dwell
hing No. 81, situated on the East side Church
street, opposite ST. Pauls Church. 1t con
tains nine rooms, with brick kitchen attach
ed, paved yard and a large cistern, with
gas throughout the entire building. Terms
moderate TO good tenant. Possession given
Jan. lst, 1859. Apply to'tbe present tenant,
or to A. WRENN,
&C lS-f No. 8 and IL Union st.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-20

THE EUREKA SHUTTLE
Sc WIN G MI HINE.
Prsoe $50, Price $50, Price $50.
HAS COME, HAS COME, HAS COME.
WILL run, hem, stitch, gather, fell and
w bind. Can be seen Tor lew days at the
Ferguson g. Belote's, under National Hotel,
Corner of Main ana Church streets
Machines can be had On application at tn e
above place, and instruction given gratis
N. R.-Local Agents will be appointed.
JOHN ii. PHILLIPS,
&C len Travelling Agent.
CNRMSA BoLTEp MEAL on hand and
II Soy sale by
co. lE JONES.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-20
mo d. GORDAN 4 Co.

NO. 80 Market Square,
Buy GOLD AND SILVER Coins at highest rates,
and all kinds of uncurrent Money on reason
able terms.
EXCHANGE on Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Boston for sale at market rates.
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold.
de lily a.1-.44- .."
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-20
TEETH ATTRACTED WITHOUT
ar1 PAIN.

Oaice In Johnson's Hall, Main street, Norfolk,
Va. Extracts Teeth without pain, by means OF
Galva nism.
NIB Persons desiring the services Of Dem
list will find 1t to their advantage to call At his
rooms before engaging elsewhere, as all Of his
work will be done at Northern prices.
REORGANIZATION and advice given free OF
charge.-00 de
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
Han. Henry i. Edmanason.

Ii Il # y y 3 ~ 81
Some weeks since. westa.ed that we
n believed Mr.. Elmundsen declineita
re- reelection 10 Coagress. y seems this
Statement has been miseoastrued by the
Lync4Jstrg Eiy9iiaias, and by gentlemen
islseptere. Whea we made this 1state-
ment, itwas done without authority, either
from MI. Edmundson or any ofhis friends
and we Intended to be understood ~
5merelyIgiring expression toa rum9r which
had reached us, without intending to
souch for lis authenticity.
We have not interfered and do not in1
tend to interfere inthe Congressional mat
tefsSof Nh. Edmundson's District, and rel
tsretlthat it should have been suspected
for 4 moment By any person that we de-
sired 10 see Harry Edmupdson superseded
by any one, As 4 sheer act Of jnsticeto
Mr.. Edmundson. we VI L stasethatEa more
talented, generous. courteous and useful
Representative is not to be found amongst
the Virginis delegation in Congress. and
a nobler specimen ofstrue Democrat and
-aschivalrous, High toned gentleman is not
to be found ii the Common wealth. He
HI a deAeryedIy popular and influential
Representative, 9 consistent and Jealous
States Right Democrat, ard none would
regret, more than ourselves, p see him
retire from Congress. W. trust he will
not determine to declinoa recollection.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
KAMA VIVA VALLEY ST ARs L.
the ViRGIStA RkooRDra," is the II.

..FHE ViRaIstA RkooRDER. il the II
tls d i new paper, published in Buchan-
an, Botetourt county, Va, the style. q
which is on onr table The |. Recorder I
Is published and edited BY Jas. B. SALE
Esd The paper compares faayyorably
with the generality of county papers, be,
ing Of good size, well printed and con;
taining much valuable and interesting
matter. The Editor claims to bc intee
pendentfia politics, We hardly know what
il means nowadays 70 be i" independent
in polities." for the great part pf the 50
called. papers soon becomes rabid !" o(P-
position = affairs. We hope, however,
that the Recorder while At least fs i
holds out its !. Independent Z sign, will
10 justice to all parties, and that II may
meet with tho success III deserves.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
Dr.. Robaek's Theory aud Practice.

n It would seem that Dr.. Roback's
4 Scandinavian Remedies !" have taken
the highest rank. among the standard
medicines Of Che day. His theory is, tina,
n whatever organ disease may show it
self its roots are in the blood. Hence
his famous swedish curative, Tie Blood
Purified aud the Blood Pills ale designed
70 act specifically upon the sanguiineous
fluid. One thing cannot be disputed they
produce most salutary effects oven in ap-
parently hopeless eases. individuals
who have suffered two years from dys-
pepsia. scrofala. eruptions ofIihe skin,
bronchitis, asthma. general prostration,
liver complaint, rheumatism. neuralgia,
and other distressing nialadies. rsnort
themselves, over their own signatures,
as radically cured by course Of these
Remedies. These claims Of BIZ. Roback's
advertisements are therefore supported BY
competent proof See Adseftisement.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
For he ( M VIA valley Star,

Mr.. EDIroR :.--As the lime isapproach'
ing. when we viii BE- .cafledsppon TO So:
lect Delegates 20 represent thS. county 81
Kanawha. inthesnekt General Assembly,
permit me through The columns Of your
paper, TO suggest the name OF THoMAs Is.
SWAMI. Esq, as a gentleman whose lal
ents, energy. iiilegfity and business c;a1
lpacity are such Al would make him all
efficient representative Of the interests ii
our county. :+4H .#- Y .s ss,
I Mr.. SwASN. IS in no wise privy to ibis
use Of his name, and weare satisfied he
could not accept any political office with
ont considerable sacrifice Of his private
interests. yet we believe he would make
any personal sacriSte to promote the in
teresls ofhis county,,were theIpeopfe With
out distiictioa Of parry, to demand his
services. But at the sAHe iime5 we feel
it due to- .Mr.sSwASS 70 sh&te that he is a
Democrat Of tie States Righ& School, and
we ara satisfied he would not sacriiice Or
compromise any political opinion for.a
seat inFthe Legislature or lpr any other
office. h.
Jan. 24th. RAIL RoAbk
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
FatI.hI J. [gaaa VI ! valley SAT-

III NJ III NJ
Couarr, January q, lsos.
Mn! EptroR ~ see inlyour L lastl issue ~.
! cali for 4 Conyention Of this senatorial
district, Is nominate candidate iot ine
district. ~.
I think, with numerous otners' IN. .hat
IN lii. an,;ralvInseless. as there is no
e es.,I, = 81 III fonnd,to our now worthy rep
resentative. JOHN A. WARM. II any
thing tangible could be said against .l hltm,
individually. Or ~ representative, then
i should Judge a conyentlpn necessary |;
INT a. ftlisre : e.,nfot aught be placed a.
ys;ns, hint then 4 ask the question, why
aeonyenticn 4.
Mr.. WastI,'s course inIthe Senate, is
unexceptipnable his interest forth CEN
trsl Rail Road, and The improvement Of
che KanawEa river, Is we'll known to his
constituency his speech cerlaiuly is a
yeridcation Of the fact ofllisE deep feeling
for the completion f these improvements
Ifanv one would take ths trouble to
review theInote fthe Senate, ! am conf
dent HAT. Hon all questions, Mr.. Warth
voted. IIfs1 fidelity SO far cannot be
doubted alll why call, convention ? =
AS a democrat, II desire to see him All
niounced candidate unreserNedly. T.
Ifthefe WIS cause to,questipn his f.
deity, then I would be positive; |, see
none and can conjure up none.
. Nh Yours, 4.
. Ualess another Democratic candidate
should be. presented for the Senate. we
sec no use fora convention, as Mr.. Wafth
has certainly given entire satisfaction TO
his constituency but, if another Demo
crat should present claims TO his seat, The
well known policy ofstho party should be
carried into effect --tiere should be a
convention. AS w.t. no Democtat, save
Mr.. Warth, has been presented, and We
have no idea l. convention will be held
unless he has Democratic opponent,
then i conversation win :be necessary to
decide their espectfye claims. -ED. STAR
Mt I a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
Eintianati Eark,t

FRIDAY, Jan. 7.
. FLoUR-Ths tlemsnl CONTINUES rol
full prices sales Of quo brls. i, sSSs
~ Tor st'perfne. and SIS s5(S5 80 lorg
Ira. ], Az brls. were received lLs hi
/ twenty four hours.
fH1Sk The markettlil pOtuld.'
go any cllatIge to-day. The saiss ven
Yoo bris. At s6gaas the Iaitsf sfpa
wagon.
WHEA r. The market ii firm, vida
Z denHnd fully equal to receipts; saIsa 100
bushels good Red al 81 U5.,
Il cQRN--A good demand atfuli pksi
sales 1000 bushels, 10 arrive, d SO.
AMI 400 do. prime White al Sc.
oATs--A fair demand, and pric.iaI'
steady at 65c.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

/ Rap. rap, came a sound from eurdhice
door, q daySor two ago We started up
in surprise. for we thought everybody
knew we always keep our q latch string 2
out and expect both friends and enemies
10 4 come in" without the formality Of
rapPing. We Justify cried out 'tEwalk
il, land 10 stepped who well who do you
think twas? Nobody but our bashfnl
friend ARNOLD, Of the I've don't
know the name Of his SaIoon--butthe one
with a wild catin the window, and sign
out with gilt letters thereon, stating that
he Aas " Oysters, Sardines, Lager Beer.
Ale 7goodI Brandy, Cigars. DC. But
that was not all, he did notcome alone,
for We sped a5or under his arm--a gen.
uine Havana Cigar Box filled with fns
cigars, Of course. IN his pockets was q
LOT Of Tobacco. He looked around for the,
editor, and as soon as he saw Us, he drop-
ped The box Of Cigars and The luscious
weed. and pointing to them. said he had
Is plenty more, " and slid out ef the door
leaving us in possession Of the cigars
and tobacco. We have been chewing
I ana smoking. and smoking and chewing
ever since. and have come to the concIl-l
sion that AasoLD is q very clever fellow,
bat chat bis Cigars and Tobacco arc still
eispeter.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
i. B. Swami, Esa.,

II recommended By our SorreepSndehi
81 Rail Raad ..' as q candidate fsr The
House Of Delegates. Ar. SWAaa ii init
mately acquainted with the wants Of our
caunty, and We know Of 70 gentleman
who would make i more aLla and efficient
representative, of Inc iiiterests Of Kama
VIA. and of this section Of che Stain.
Every yoler Of the county 10 familiar
with lie superior qualification Of Nj.
Skasn. and We trust lie people Of ali
pafaies illlsnand his services
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
From he Washington States, Iaf January t4A
Debate on Foreign Poliey iii The House
Of Representatives -Speefh Of af. len
. kfnS OF IifgiDia. III tg

4
We accept itIas q circumstance of good
EEpmen for the country, that Congress is
beginning to bestow attention on the ex-
ternal rela!lons Of the governments. Dur
ing the present week several Representa-.
lives have ayalled themselves OF the lati.
Jude Of debate allowed in Committee 81
the Whole, to discuss the issues OF for.
eign policy with which lie readers ofthe
iStates arc familiar md we may add.
with scarcely an exception, they second
the suggestions Of this paper. Whether
ifrespect ito Cuba Mexico, or Crntral
America. they exhibit3a determination I'd
maintain the rights aad interests of the
United States as the dominant power on
the continent. This IS theIappropriate
response 70 thepenaces 81 European Cab
Iiuets, fit Be uader{tood abroad, from
tho tenor Of debate ID Congress, that the
popular spirit Of the country Is resolntely
ayerse to acquieseence til tile encroach-
ments Of Ffanee and England, they will
desist from theirintrgues among the gov
ernmepts Of this continent. The Presi.
dent has taken a bold and determined
stand; but the force of.the demons tration
is impaired by the suspicion That his pol,
icy.is not supported III Congress. The
moment the Legislature signifies that tits
in accord with the Executive no farther
resistance will be opposed 10 the inevita-
BILE development Of American empire.
Hence the satisfaction with which we
have witnessed the firm and fearless tenn
Ipefiexhibited in the House Of Represen-
Itatives. The speech Of Mr.. Jenking es-
ipecially, is a most opportunefvi ndieation
of American policy; and we cannot doubt
that it will contributen O lassIto the pub
lie interest BY its expression of patriotic
spirit, than to his personal reputation BY
its display Of ability. We iegret the i'm :
possibility Of reproducing it inE our col
tlmns for no speech Of the session would
avail so well for the popular instruction
% the. important issuess|of foreign policy.
ii The speech referred 70 above. has been
received, and Va will examine and pub
fish it in full. in our next issue.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
Directors

The following gentlemen have been apt
pointed Directors for the BfanehggBank Of
Virginia, at Charleston. for the present
year !: Blythe Governor, Messrs. James
II. Carr John G.. Newman and Thomas
y. Broun. BY the Stockholders, James
y, Mcfarland, john II. .Goshorn, Charles
Hcdrick and w. E. G.. Gillison.s =.s.#
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
". Oh Nsrrell.

HA few evenings since, ID passing MI,
NoRy ELL's store We were attracted with
Its beauty and, upon entering, weIe sur
prised at its size, and the beautiful ar
rangements within. III Es
The sale room has recently been ref tied
and Otherwise greatly improved and made
nearly double its former size. His stock
is now very large. and embraces a great
variety Of articles, such as Preserved
Fruits, Gained Fruits, Gained Vegetables,
Gained Fish, Nuts, Candies, and Il general
assortment Of Fancy and Staple Groceries.
choice Wines and Liquors On bottles,
together with the largest assortment d,
Canned Goal on Lamps and fixtures. and
Camel Coal Oil. ever introduced into this
market. II ..4sl Il
Mr. N. commenced business /, for him
self, in this places near as we can re-
member. about a year ago, with compara-
lively q small stock Of goods; his stock
now is threbbled \ his customers many
and rapidly increasing, and he seems to be
on The high road to wealth, wAi,e others Of
our fellow.citizens have started with
double, AYE, with len times The stock, and
have dwindled away and died the death Of
bank -rupts. The question may beasked:
How is his? The answer is simple,
and one which addresses itself to every
merchant and business man in Charles:
ton. Itis because he ADVERTISEs
LITERALLY in his town papers. as may
be- seen by his. new advertisement in this
paper. BY advertising, The public, far
and near. know what he Keeps for sale,
and ofcourse bis customers increase, and;
byEselliig large quantities hei can and
does selleheap !; his goods, this means,
are always the incest and best. both to
look at and il reality Reader, lock over
your country papers, and remember that
better bsrgains. nicer and fresher goods
areBalways to be had Of those persons who
adssertise, and don't forget NoRyELL.
l. X / = .
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
- =
NOTICE

MarseFy J. Kepns.
VS..
samuel A Miller, and Jsmes
+ 1. Carr, Edward Keana, and
mrs. Sarah Lewis, widow of
John Lewis dec d. Andrew
y. Lewis in his own right. 4, rh.s,.is
M as executor OF said John {
Lewis deed James g. Lew 8
- and John W. Lewis, ami
f John l.. Kenha, Caroline X
kenna ami Kate W. Kenna,
og K,ehanl s.. Laidley, their
4 Guardian ad letem.
The. Defendants to this sait VII tiae y
nee tha ten Monday, the sSth lsI q E -
airy, 1888, at the cffice ef Alex. T. Y
charleston, Kanawha county, Ffginis, ~ I
proceed to take the dispositions q yoaa !,
GARRISON and others, which shslIpAel !"
read the hearing Of the above enlill ess ~.
AMI Il for any cause The taking q VIC =.
deposition ere not commences, or beng 80 -.
meneed and not completed. :. the ,hkiag q =.
Same, will be adjourned from DAY e ~ =
nj taken and Completed.
MARGERY j. KENNa.
Jan IS. 1854. BY Counsel,
Commissioners office, Jan. q. loss,
And the parties to ths.ss ID suit. viii ~. >.
neilce. that on the said 2S!hdsy + DIp.1
lsos, will proceed at ins eifice.to iSkt -
siate The Acct. ordered under the deeTee y y
1ered in said cause.
ALEX. t. LAIDLEY, Con- Z /
4. =. SWAMI, sol. 81: A 40
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

H The Kanawaa Talley was up y lime.
shelarriye last night with a large lot u
passengers and freight Her accomoda-
ting clerks have our thanks for papers.
The Quarter left on Sunday morning
with 1909 barrels Of salt.
The Home has our thanks for Is very
lafge. package Of papers
The Hurricane has our thanks for pa,
pefs,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
Democratic Meeting iu# KnnaWha.1

There will be alneesing Of tire Demo
erats of this County at The, Court House,
On Inc let day ofEhe February Term, Of
the County Court, 70 appoint delegates, to
the iParkcrsburg Congressional Conven-
ton that will sit Oh tile 4th day Of March
next MANY DEMO GRATIS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

was only entitled u tia
cattle over and abova pfOfss
money. Subsequent !, Rs
did u execute 3 z 9; 4 second aee II
Mr.. d + Micllie, al, Ivy
lis property and pras; sVllse N
the security Of his e pd,u
and ShantIs, and for tSoers
debts dine to the Bank y, 7 paya.
This second deed, llowa,sSla as
embraec the negroes; S Sss' d
cattle, and the profits Is ~ y
er. Mr.. Shalids reeari 'nsleI
deed on the BIRD Of Nv
Niche, the second. o. ! 'slale
The property enIbr,,rad =. auA
,deedsis III the hands i !. y
Z Rockingha g claimed Il v
Trout, the Trustee, and M
There are the afIeea,;t
Mr., Deneale. The e, 9asl0s s.,,I
defence contend, IN H. ase n
that there was no talsa s 5afs IN
Mr.. Deieale was Che l plelss
both The negroes and ~ ~
therefore had the riebt : : eata
in the deed of'trust. H. e0' 1
the true facts of .l6a lug. asy cclai6s
these That Mr.. Bre III "a l5e VI
ed money II bay he j, ma, s'll ID
the understanding H., pFoes.
be the property of kis Il. sls 7 ven
Deneale and had ioaas sa Y \
to buy the cattle. That al, 'se ndl,
legal titic-to both was 4 * s,ll, 9 X
he felt the force Of Ii. AN ,,I'' ba4
Brock and-hig D's) Fife, 81
e the second deed, fortles Ivy
hIs endorsers other pra,., ,fs'lll1t
place Of the negroes s., I'm. 4 N
upon which he colce;ve - , Ile eats
Mrs. Dcneals to,haye : !, p S''i Y
though y, not Il legal claim IIl'o's
teal the negroes. that h. ia l1ss
claimed them rs his own "ai w
therrrhim4elf bad them I : rs raislasI
sion from the time of tlle S r., 'lt,s !
nntifthey were taken By so., sa'AAa''
that his statements. in res :, ~. !, y \
belonging to Brock werS 81 q. q
ne was pressed BY credisr 1 sa ~
bed Of sickness, and snrris, = l
circumstances going far .to,,, ! !
whatever lnisFepresenfati0es !. ! - Z
have made as to lie ow,Inrs,;s II. y
slaves. That the slaves , ham, I 3 :
. Il own, but Brock having ], g. g.
be Scialm npen them, tlpr, Il, !,
positively false reprpsepiatia5 e 4
iif asserting his own Claim : 4. l.
Brock, L is eohtended tI,a,b i,
not intend to flelraulA amboll,vy' IL, !
less Bryan anil Shanls 81 ina n !,
whose security is largely increase, s
the provisions, of the second AM ~
y further claimed that hesca mil
have designed to induce SIM. !,
upon the note by consepkpg ~ !
cpte the deed, inasinuch as h IA, 4
er been Informed by Mr. Shs.J,
anybody else,,t that he fShands,j,
ef Indemnity; Einfilct Fat llff. 81.
8 !. tudlousfy concealed INV such d
from him. The counsel took.
ground that Mr.. Deneals, - ar /
to PeFpetrase afraul,
paen guilty OF nothing in theT
transactions, Inconsistent with
of an honorable, upri
hdnest man.
The case was argued al i /
length, and with great ability,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

The "Gallipolis journal, 4 we have ii.
ways regarded as among our best exchan.
'ges-but as the editors Ill Christmas "a
eelYed a present of Naive Wine and )
pair Of sharp scissors. We shall look for
the y Journal with increased interest,"
Ian. Republican.
Newton, we Q U /. aud II we thouybt
there was any margin for Improvement II
the columns Of the Republican We should
certainly send you two bottles OF the M.
ne and ioaa you onr new scissors 10 elm
complimentary remarks of John Lstcher
1,rsorto his nomination from Democrats
sheets, - Gaiiipotis Journal.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
lRtmoera,ie Neetinslfn Mason Comfy

IN our announcement last week Of the
Time for holding meeting in Mason. q
Typographical error occurred. by which
i J stated that The meeting would be held
at July eourt;it should have bee been '.. Feb
yfuary court.
WeIare requested 10 state that a meet
ing viii be held at Mason february court
Ito appoint Delegates 70 Congressional
Convention as we'll as a Senatorial Cont
mention. 6.ast
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
\ 4 u. cossELL. Esq sintenda practice
ing law in The Courts Of Kanawha county.
he lnserIs his card IN our issue Of this
week.

The Democracy Of Barbour county
have held meeting. ii winch they en-
dorssd the Petersburg NOMINEES, approx
FL q llr. yepkins course j. Congress.
appointed delegates % The Parkefsburg
Congressional Convention, and recon-
.meads Nh. Jenkins nomination for Re.
slection.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

The ABSENCE Of tile editor will ID
count for the lack OF editorial mater iii
his No, whicl, We hope our readers will.
lake for \ good excuse. As lie has gone ip
searchao money. I#
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
Notdce.

TUE undersigned has ap poifled Hillls e e. 9,
4 SMcMulliR. his General AeeEt o. w
Swan Estate, and any person desiring IDIOT
nation IS requested to apply 10 him:
JOSIAH RAINFALL,
Kanswha C. n va. Tmsiefs
Jan. fslh-1s59 4stelI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25
Meeting of the Democracy Of Mason.

Editor KanaIcha rally Star:
+ Please announce a meeting ofthe Denloera-
~ 81 Masan, al tie tlDurt House. on he lS'r
.Mospssr IN, FEaRrA HI, sExT for The purpose 81
eonsideFinga place, AMI appointing delegates
Ia / senatorial convention, at Whatever time
hav Be; fixed ifpsn1by the several Counties
Ana obfige several oil your pntron
s DEMOCRATS. n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-01-25

we hare received, from Mr.. ParR1cx
Of Mason. system ior coua,v achools
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