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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05
Washiugton Kali,
Ripley, jackson County, Virginia.
= MAarfTaE!

5yKYOIyID respect fully inforin his old Gus
wv ]tonlsis and the public generally that be
Mas asafn taken possession Of this we'll
! * IN esta blishnent and would be GLAD tc
s,,ssgta;n XIII friends and customers. He has
Jstermined % apply LinSeI closely 10 bis BUS.
ness and viii eiye prompt attention to al
wbn ~ XII favor him with their patronage -
Ms baT Will III all times be furnished with
The hest i,dported and domestic Ligunrs. Al,
% alstock bf choice Gigats and Tobacco.
A two horse hack will always pc ready e
convey I'd ssengers tp anYpoint OF destination
Terms modest and 10 sui the times.
ripley, Ianuary2I 1873
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05
KA Ma VIVA VALLEY STAR.
geaal advertisements.
Sale Of Valuable Coal and Salt Frop-
erty ii Kanawha County.

Andrew f. Donnally, ct ais.

decd, set ais, and Lewis 81 Kanswha
and Henry Ruffner conntv.
Richard E, Putney, ef als.
Under DEGREES rendered in the above
causes, we shall sell al public auction. to the
highest bidder, on Monday, the 18th day oil
August, 1852 that being County Court day. D
at the front door Of the Court House Of Ka-
nawha county, the following described tracts
and parcels Of land, and in the following
order :z ~
list. That portion Of the undivided lands ot
David Rllfner, decd, which descended to
Ann, wife Of Richard 3. EFutney. Together
with the estate therein Of said Richard E
Putney, said portion being one foarA part Of
the whole tract. FL
I'd. All the undisised lands OF the said pa
vid Raffner, decd remaining from preyious
les These parcels comprise landsgf great
value, situate upon Campbell and George $
Creeks. Astounding in coal of most superior
quality and Of easy and convenient access to
the IKanawha river. Persons desiring tomake
Investments in coal propefty can find no OPP
Doriunity more fspora bic for profitable invest
inents than is afforded by the saae#of these
lands. IF f 3aHs#+
4 The secondfparcel also inclu1 yalua ble
sal property situated on the bank ofethe IA
naSfha river, directly IN 'front.' Of me town 81
Mal.1ru wt,inh Il At nresent occupiedBy viii
ham 10. Shrewsbury, consisting Of one salt
we'll and its appartelances. j
Terms OF SaIe-tFive per cent Of The
pure gIsse mcl1ev Ia casa, the REMAINDER III b
three equal instruments at six, Twelve and
eighteen months, with interest fIom the day
ofsale. Bond with good security to be given
for deferred payments and a len retained up
on the property as further security
ISAAC NJ SMITH,
y ~ +. MI READ
f go HI II fcnsctaII Con1'rsy
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05
sale. of House ard Lot.

IT, nss s.s,,t tsts osaSt3 aspst !. Il
ra'wha county III the case. of Frances Griffin
is ]. +. Beaumont administrator, and others,
shat Il sell at public auction, before the door
or The Court Hphse Of Kanawha sounty, to
The highest bidder. the house and lot long oe-
cupied by Mrs. Frances Griffin, Hit pateat The
upper Ferry landing and Opposite the Town
ofzCharieston. Terms-t0 per cent cash ne
mainder at IL IS and "a months equal an
stallrlents, with. interest from dare, and
bond with1persohal security, with lemon the
land for deferred payments. 51E3s
,S7 ISAaC3N SMITH SnAciai Cana, r.
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J IIoWARD AssocIEATIoN,
PHlIl4nRIpHtA

: ". 49,. T -.
4 Bcnerolent fastitati9n, estatlisAt5 ky 81.
tfal differentiation The Yciftf IF TIE siek
and distressed, aBfietedst6ita Ffr.l
risnt and Epidemic iiasEss. Il
I'm E HOWARD ASSOCIATION, il view ot
III the awful deStine ton Of human lie, cars.
ed by Sexua disease, aud the deesptiens plae.
ttssd upon the unfortanae vic Eims 81 such
disease BY Qnacks, several years sgo directed
their Com alting Surgeon. as q CHA RlT A.
BEE ACT worthy. oil their name. % open .
D1spensnry1for the treatment OF This class Of
diSeaSe,.iE al their forms, aii 10 giye NED
CAL. ADVICE Ora IT'S, 10 all v no Pppiy by
lettels with Ia description OF Their cohditioR.,
(ages occupation, hs bits Of life. &c. n and in
EeSSr Of extreme poverty, to FURNISH M ED.
IN sNRS FREE OF CHARGE, II is needless
~ add that the Asssciatlqn ccmmaRds tie
highest Medical klll Of the age. and will furn-
lshfhe most apptoyed ult rrhtseasment.
The Directors Of the fAssoeia lion, in .shelf
Auauslrepprt uptn the treatment OF Sexual
Diseases express The highest satisfaciioEf with
the success which has ATTENDED the iabars Of
tSeh Surgeons in the cure Of FpeIBaioIrhea,
Seminal " ca knsss; GSenorIh@a, elect SyEhi.
lis the vice oil 0n6hism cf Self-Abuse, Dis
eases of the Kidneys and BLADDER, &c., ard
order continuance Of the sane plan fcrths
ensqing year. II ttf
The Directors, on a review 0fSthe past, feel
assured that their iahoTs iii this sphere Of be-
nev6 lent effort, ,hase been Of great benefli ie
the fiiictsd, espeeiall ITO the Yeppg, and fhey
have resolved to devote tlit nlSelysx.s-with re1
newed zeal, to this very important but muck
sesfised cause.
Al admirable Report on speImsioSrhes, 81
Seaninsl Wea knesss tie Wee of OhRniAsp.
MastuIbation OF Srlf-Abuse, aud other dis.
esses Of the Sexual Organs, W the Consult
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05
Exch-a1aSe Hotel.
n. b. DuDD1NG, Proprietor,

WiNFIELD9zPUTNAM co Va!
THIS establishment has lately been tsken
I'LL III charge BY Mn. D.. and has been thdro.
.nghfy -ieftied for Tie accommodation Of TRAY
,eleFs and borders. His table is we'll snpd
piled with all the market affords. His stablng
is excellent and I'D has plenty OF Grain and
Hay for hoIses. His Serysnts are attentive Z
In fsct.fit is just such House as hasbeen long
needed at thatplace. Prices modeIsie--g1ye
him call. 4-3E
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r. SHEREeARDS
Oriental Preventive TO.
| con GEPTION.
WARRANTED rs NEVER rArL.

VI WARRANTED To NEVER rAfL.
MOTTO Ladies who do net wish an in
In crease 6f family, nayrely on this a S q
sure and fceEtain pIeyknnye. Whole pack
age So; half package ~: extra fine Sc.
/ Sent secpre from obserya tiop/to any part o
The United States BY mai -pI receipt OF this
money Address, ~. SHEPPARD,
febt-yl M Box2 AS CincinAatbEO Ohio.
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NOTICE.

RI WILL sell tp the highest bidder, at pub
VI liz auction, an Saturday. the 20th.of Au--
gust next at 2 o'clock, On the premices, for
cash in hand, the lot of 1aet owned BY The
MARSHALL College, together VIII the huilding
and its appHrtenances, except the Chapel,
which is reserved for the use of the Public
Preaching; and will maze such title as is
vested in me, as trustee Of Deed oil Trust,
executed by The coTpoTatien. Ig' s]4.
ALBERT LAlDLEY, Trustee. /
June 2ists 1859. @5-gtds Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05
Plan Of the Lottery.

Tie mum 7ers from Ito $4,000 corresponding
with those numbers on the tickets printed on
separate Slips of paper, are enclIcled will
small tinitubeS aadplaced.in one wheel,
I The FIRST 3S0E Prizes, SimilaIls printed and
eneircled, are placedEin another wheel.E,
The wheels are then reyeiyed, and d num-
der is drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and
Al the same lime a Prize is drawn~fron1 the
totherwheel. The number and prize dra%n
out ATE opened and exhibited to the audience,
and registered by sthe Commissioners. the
Prize being placed against the Number
drawn. This operation IS repeated until the
Prizes are dawn out. II %Elk #
| ArehoxrHATioS PAIRS THE two proceed
ing andethe two succeeding Numbers to Those
dra wing the first SsPrizes viii be entitled 10
the As Approximation Prizes, For exam
Pile: If Ticket No: 1880 draws the $50 GOO
Prize those Tickets numbered l124S l2 9,
il25l i1ft252Iwih each be entitled to 5000
.Tf Ticket No. $50 draws thtl sc, Geo Prize
those tickets numbering 54S, $40, 5jI, 552,
Mill each be emit tied to $3.50, and so on ac-
coEding ,othe above scheme. .h.I|
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H911ses SIGN,
ORNAMENTAL PAIE71Vl

ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
SSTNHE undersigned takes this method of IN,
81 forming the citizens Of Kanawka, that
be has no partner, but still continnes the above
business in the same place,(in Beech's build
ing, onedoor below the Charleston Bahk) ana
would request persons wishing him to IA
work for t6sn, TO call Oh him individually
assuring them thai their work will be done
punciuahy NJ salts actorfly, and no payment
required until the work is completed, accord
ing to agreement. HIS prices snail Be Feasoa.
able, and his Stems cash.
ST. s. BLACK.
. have 4 con1niodious builiing ID
course OF construction, and WI be completed
in ten days. iorthe purpose ofSpsintihg car.
rlagss, Buggiss. Ac.. which I will attend 10 n
the best style and with dispatch, q 10y pnces
May II, '59. 64tf NIB.
CsoNSTABLE.S and oher. BLaNKSsfol
M sale a.tAis ONre. 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05
1000 BOXES RETAILED MONTHLY

1000 BOXES #RETAILED MONTHLY
tTHE benefactpr is fhfallble for The imms
Il i date removal ofIobstfuctions, ittegularf
Itie1, Prolansas. U,egi. Ealing Of the womb
EeuchorreSfor whites, and all TIE disesses pc
culiar TO females.
This remedy has neFerfailed 10 produce tls
menses, have received many PeiteEs OF red
oIprnendation, which, ll.ssy :..st'tt is the rem
edywe have ever psef.'f Sickness at.2stonl
ZACH, headache, tangudr, debility, pains in TIL
head, side and baek, lhSssof appetite,
ness &C. ATE some Of the symptoms which.
attend irregular menstrual on This remedy
is certain TO remoyeone and all of these symp
loms.3 II Il
I Be sure and ret the genuine, which has N,
sigma tife aH each. bN1. Tkis remedy may bi
| had BIZ RddrassingI. S3Sheppagd,. West FpurtI
Street E4nelnnafit ana+eGciosing 80, ard / h
remedy viii IL sent byreturn nail.
L IPLades who are pregnant should not us,
this remedy Issitis suTd to hiring on miscaffiag,
though no injury TO healthwiIk follow! On,
box Sl--thrse So. All Letters Of inquiry mus
contain stamp to insure an answer.
II r 3'5 77tY u. S SHEPPARD,
}Et Sole proprietor, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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rTNO Messrs, James Hewitt, III nj. ". Eerche
Il saland John ]. Roe, and Messrs. - -. II

i val Land John j Roe, and Messrs. 80 Is
Humphrey, -s- Tatt. - Terry and NJ.
Al. BEoa dwell, the four latterHbeing partners
under the name, style and firm Of Humphrey,
Tut & Terry.
Gentlemen You win please take notice
that on the 2s;h dayfod July next, Vie SHAH
apply 10 the Judge OF 4hs circuit CONT or Ka
pawha county. Virginia, ST bis chambers In
gacaiiols,.in the town Of Charleston, lin said
-couafy.s 10 direct thetproper accounts to be
dakenin asnlt in chancery depending in said
court, Wherein sell u others. are defendants
and Me. are plaintiffs 1T
Rt1FFNER. 5D0ANALLY &.CH,
.5.IQ It. June Il $50.
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VTR GINA Fl USE,
NEAR STEAM BOAT LANDING,
4, l# POINT PLEASANT VIA

THIS Hotel has lately been put in tho
i rough repaired, and is no~{one Of O.
best arranged Hotels in Western Virginia.
The Proprietor pledges himself TO do all III BIZ
powers 6 rended those who naSspqtronize him
Edemforiable, when They may Stop at hi
aouse. Prices moderate II
4f49It r. 3. HACKNEY, Proprietor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05
IPubdic 5ale.

10y virtue of a Trust Deed executed BY J..
ID Frazier Hanslord, for the benefit Of Al
fted a.. Thorntbn, on the th.day Of 0cJo-
Der, 1855, | shall as Trustee, sffer sale. for
cash, on Monday the 18th day of August,
1853, county Court day, in front oil the Court
House door of Kanawha county, the two fol-
lowing valuableItractso land, ito-wit.:+ All
Goa sRoath, containing 800 ceres more ot
less--hpon which the said Alfred Al. Thorn
ton formerly resided, and upon which the
said Js Frazer Hansford now resides.
Also one ether tract containing PIT acres,
more br less, lying adjacent the2said 800 acre
tract 4 Ff" 4 L(lE u" !
Which said tracts are particularly describe.
in atdeed of coneeya nee from THE said Them
ton I'd the said 5tlausford, on recqEdsln the
Clerks Office, of Kanawha county book I,
page 500. i5
THOMAS L. BRoUN, Trustee
CuARLEsToN, May 23d, 1885, S s .2ai
Trust Sale OF Valuable Negro Property.
RY virtue Of abe ed OF Trus,Eekecdtedto the
Id undersigned and F. Walke4 trustees, Bby
Andrew Fl Donnaliy and Lucy Nv DonnaIIy,
his wife, and William ponnallb toF secure'to
Lewis +. Donnailys the payment Of certain
bonds in said deed sci out and described,
which said deed bears. date The OH day OF
July, 1851, and isduiy recorded in the Clerks
pfflCe nf KanawHa county-see Deed book @
pa &c 58o--I Shall, at The qdest Of the said
Lewis F. D3naaIlY, on Wednesday, the.
/ Tpeaty tourtA day ef 4agqsb / $50, !.
sell,EiR front Of The Store House in Kanawha
Salints, acknowledgement by RuFaer, Hale
& Co., ind formerly known as the lompa ny
Store, at public auction, to the.highest bidder
eb M a f,l Il SIaraS IN. +.
Tom Wngfeld and his two children Alley
and Sally Tom Armistead; Ltttle Randall,
Adam, Elam, John Mason, Big Randall, Tom
Rowhn. Aaron, Gabriel Matt, Rod, Henry
Venture Lott, MorriSs, John King Manuel
King, Henry King, Ryal, Anthony, little
Daniel, Daniel Batnarn, Billy Fry, Nelson,
Big George, Ben Steele, Martina Eilen, Barn
EFT ANN Margery, John Thomas, Ann, Eliza
and her six children, to-wit I John w yatt,
sFenton,, Monroe, Patience, Ely and al in.
I'd t, Mary and her ave children. tonwit
Cfrn eIia, Charles, Ceieg, Anthony and Clsr-
ErissaS Maria and her ssSenchildren,, to5wlt:
George Or Sol, Malyina, Mahala Mary, Amer
lea, LILLY and an infant; Lucy and heEfour
IchildTep, 70 wit Aieek. Eliza Ellen, William
md Ann Mara; Amanda and her child, Jge
Mann, Harriet and her two children, Lewis
and ne, and an increase Of the said female
portion Of said Slaves, that may have accrued
Since the date of the deed aforesaid or SO
many of said Slaves as may be sufieeat 10
satisfy and discharge SO much Of said bonds
as YET remain upald BE h
These slaves are very valuable, being Or all
ages and different sexes, and embracing among
them asnumber of first rate hands, such as are
usually employed in the manufacture ofsals
II n. WOOD, Trustee.
June 2isttiS59 So
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/ LAND ron SALE.

10y virtue of d decree Of the County Count
ID rendered at its November term, 1857, ii
the cause of Mahlon S. Morris, against Lewis
hi Ellis, H. shall sell on the.13d day pf July,
1859, on the premises, at public auction, "a
the highest bidder, isr cash, the tract Of land
lying IN said coHnty.on Big Hurrica de, upon
which the said lewis Fl. Ellis IS now residing,
containing eighty acres. n.
10 JAMES: W. HOGE.
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Fr.esh .Ar.rtva1.

II 1IfI #-SI r. .----+4--E sasl
TUsT received per steamer A. ~. Quar-
81 tier, Large steck Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
whichhaye been selected TO salt the Market
/ YOU want anything in the Grocery OF Pro
vision line, you will find il TO your advantage
10 call at the CHEAP CASH STORE
Feb. rs, 80, A-43 of j. B. Morris.
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valuable Mill Property for Sale.
MOFFAT'S

NJ MOFFAT'S
t. r FE PIELL -
AND PHENIX BITTERS.
TsHE best family medicine now before the
public for the cure o-
h scRoFULA A. VI GERS. scuRvY,
81 Ernptions Of the Skin, Fever and Agae,
Dyspepsia, Dlopsy, and in fast all diseases
SOON yield to- their curative properties.
d IT has been computed that during the last 6
years upwards of FOUR MILLIONS ofSpersons
have been benefited py the use of theSemed-
ieines, a fact which speaks Volumes in favor
Of their curative properties single trial WIN
place them beyond the reach of competition in
the estimate Of every patient. BY their use the
blood is restored to healthy state and freed
fiomalA impurities. The system is not reduced
during their operation. but inyigorated, and
they require no restraint from business Of
pleasure. sis .5ss
The afflicted have in these medicines arem-
edy that will do for them all that medicinecan
possibly effect. Prepared by
e l6tlY W. B. MoFFAT, N. York.
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wO6D, EDDY & co.'s
Single Number lotteries!
lcn asTraEDtnr rar s4ArI j. GEORGIA
CaHs1taI Rxs1ze,
. $50, 900.
4 TICKETS ONLY S10.,
WOOD, EDDY A. GA aiANAGERs,
Successors to S. SWAN & CO.

3 E# w WI 49, -
Successors to S. SWAN s. CO.
HEfoliowing Scheme VIII be drawn by
j Wood Eddy & Co.. Managers of the Spar
ia Academy Lottery, ID each III their SIM
gte number Lotteries for July, 1859, at au--
gusta, Geo. in public under the sapenntenr
dence of Commissioners.
#4 t$3 CLASS "a MI
Draws Saturday, July 2, 1883.
CLASS IS IT @a
1t Draws Saturday, July 3, 1859. -fff
CLASS go a 4
Draws Saturday, JnIys16, 1883.
4HE',E i CLASS 80 s. III
Draws Saturday, July 20, 1852
II! III CLASS sf \.
Draws Saturday, July 80, 1888.
oN.THE PLANoF SING LE4 NUMBERS.
III. 4 $4,000 TicEets' Eth
Five Thousand Four Hundred
and Eighty-Five Prizes!
Nearly One Prize ID Every Nine Tickels.
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GEO. FAERcHILD, SeeretGrg, 4

Picture F1ra11a111E.
TLET Ieeelyed from elncinnaiis 100 feet OF
~ Gil. and Rosewood Framingi Of various
width and thickness; pricepsr foot, from ~
cents % SO cents.
! am prepared to put the framing upon the
pictaTes, il desired. neatly and cheapIy.
The Ladies are requested 20 call and e4em-
inc HEM Sg4
Az w. CASTOR NoRVEILs Z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05
SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY
,sSotLx ricElrs $40; HALVES si qrARTrAs sss

In ORpERiNG TJcxETs OR CERrIFIcArEs. :,
Enclose the money to our ADDRESS for the
Tickets Ordered, on receipt Of which they will
be forwarded by first mail SE5rEII. M !.
The Listof Drawn Numbers and Prizes with
be sent topurchasers Immediately after the
drawing. II i l.. y ff ii>t{s = ~
). IFParcf will please writefkeir sigma
tqFe plain and give theit Post once, County
and Stale. / r. 5.
GFAIl plies: of ST 600 and under. paid ina
meaiately after the drawing otAef prizes at
the Usual time OF fGrtyEdays. "a
NOTICE TO CORR EsPoNDENTs.
Those Who prefer not sending money BY
mail, canlpse G, EE-j II
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whereby money for Tickets, ID sums Of Ten
Dollars, and upwards, can befstnt us
HATdUR RISK AND ExPENcE, i
from any Ply Of town where they have aa
office. The money ana order must be enelosl
| ed ina GSuernment Post Qfce Stamped Ea1
ps.tepe, orHthe Express Company cannot re-
celye them, efs.e X NJ #rfH II
An communica tions strictly confidential.
{O1aGrs fer Tickets or CeitifcateS. by Mail
or Express to b directed st.F 5
fto WOOD, EDDY & CO., Augusta, Ca. X
d WOOD; EDDY & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
lvri WOOD, EDDY & CO, Wilmington, Del
A list III the Numbers that are drawn from
the wheel, with the amount of thesAIize that
each pne is entitled 10, will be published ftel
every drawing, in the following papers,
Augusta SGeo. } CohstitutionaliSt, Mobile Reg
| lister, Nashville Gazette, New York Weekly
Day Book, Richmond Dispatch, Pauldins
Clarion ana New York Herald. apt 1857 iy.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05

In 0RpERIsG TicKErs or CERTIFICATES.
Enclose tie lnpney to opl address fJr the
tickets ordered, on receipt of which lhsy will
be forwarded by first mali. Purchasers csp
have tickets ending in any figure they ma J
designate. {E u
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will
be sent I'd pure l!aSers immediately, after the
drawing ~ I& H. NI.tfs
Ih IJ' Purchasers will please write their sigma
lures plain, and give their Post Office, Cou.t,
land State r. ~
n G5@ Remember that every prize Is drawn ant
payable id full. vii thout deduction. n
40 All prizes Of 81, 600 and under paid in
nrediatslyta fteE the drawing thet prizes al
the usua time of thirty days. +
All COMMUNE ation strictly confidential.
Addgessl orders for Tickets Or Cersifeates X
7fAIaklNNEY & Co, saraRah, Ca
Of r n. WENp0yER, Agent, IT,
4 t9 Vi @ cincinnati, Ohio.
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4 rfRoxIa.rios FRIES.

rs, 828 Prizes amounting to 1855 ,04t
WHOLE TICKETS BIO, HALVES $5f QUARTERS S24
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vi PCER TIFTcaTE or $PAeKaGEs# will be sold at
Ithe following rates, which is the risk: : q.
.Certiieate Of packages ofi0 whole tickets, $50
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05

ffoNSTABLE'S and orher, BLaHKSSfor
M sale atEthis 0Ere.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-05

T Certifca fesof packages will be sold at the
,followiagrstes, whichis the risk; Zi !
Certificate 81 pa { kaye &c 10 whole tic kets, $50
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-02-17

AMERICAN LOCOMOTIVE IN EGYPT.-On
the railroad between Alexandria Egypt
and Suez, recently finished, there are four
locomotives-two of them of English man
ufacture, and the other two were built at
the Taunton Works, Massachusetts. 1t
seems that the Pasha's ears are open to
fattery, and the English engineers, through
their consul, used every means to get rid
of the American engineers. They were
told by the railroad company that the en-
gines would not be used, and their SER
vices would not be needed. The excuse
for hauling them up was that they were
not strong enough to haul the heavy trains.
One of the American engineers, getting an
opportunity to speak with the Pasha, told
him be would haul as many loaded cars
as would reach from one end of the road
to the other. Accordingly, seventy-fve
heavily loaded cars (which was all they
could muster) were put in train, the Pa
sha's own car attached, and the whole were
taken through to Suez, distance of two
hundred miles, in II hours, making stop
pages for fuel and water The Pasha ex-
claimed in Egyptian, "God is great, but a
Yankee is very near perfection!" On his
return he discharged the English engine
drives, and now uses the Taunton engines
altogether.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-02-17

WAR IN IowA.-On Monday, the 18th
ult., as we learn from the Marietta (Iowa)
Erpress, a company of men from the neigh
boring town of Marshall (both in Marshall
county, entered the place and carried off
three prominent citizens of Marietta, who
had recently oficiated as judges of an cleo
tion to decide the question of a county seat
for said county. Arrived at Marshall, one
of the prisoners, Judge Smith, was inform
ed that there was great danger of his being
lynched unless he re-canvassed the returns
and declared Marshall the winning town.
After some further intimidation, Judge S.
made out the required certificate, declaring
Marshall the county seat.
On the following morning, a train of
wagons loaded with armed men, followed
by about forty persons on foot, with mus
kets on their shoulders, entered Marietta,
with the intention of carrying off the coun-
ty records, &C., but they were met at the
courthouse by the citizens of Marietta, and
repulsed without blooshed. The next day
the courthouse was guarded by about four
hundred armed men, but no further at
tempt was made to take the records.