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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-31
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-12-31

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200 @roF @Nprrb 9ipeS,
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5000 G'9arErn, S~cGl&irtrne RANTS, ircber crboItsr unb ,m
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17
Boone Rail Road Meeting.

Alta maefino of the citizens of Boon,
County beld' 6n Monday ma Iotb Of &c
fobar5 1870 ii tbe Cart Housa5 n npr
suance IF notice aiiyer.-bv publication
an 1Grifsn Stollisos WAS yscaIisd 10 III,
ccha;r. AMI A;3draw n Cam annointaG
secrataIv yfI .'fl91 ~ :
T6aqo b;act ofe4ba. ,n ~ II ba;ao,, ~,
blamed H. " b Pate. Esa 7 the foIlow.
ino r,r.afsambla and 4resoln,;ons were thar
offered R 81 snd unanimously adopted. !.
WhereaIa i Itba oninion af his n,aat.
iine he time has arrived when some ed, de.
|cided action should BE- takenrhy lie ,peo.
Die Of Central West VIRGINIA II REGARD E
tbe Coginpton and Ohio Rail Road
/ II BE t fheref5ra Resolved. J.
II IT, That> tb;s nsat;na AZ ii co Z, !;
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17
Important from Mexico.

\ NEwORLEANs, Oet.10.- The steam.
III Star Of the West, has arrived from
Vera Cruz, with dates to- 25th Sept,
and city of Mexico dates to s23rd. a
conspiracy had been formed among
the officers of Miramon's army, hav-
ing for Its object the overthrow 81
Marimon and tho recognition of the
Liberal party. It was diyulged the
day before the intended uprising ~.
Twenty-Five of the leading officers
were To be executed on the 18th Sep.
TENDER, but tits supposed the others
will not be punish. At Vera Cruz
active Preparations were making to
Jalapa, Cordova and the cap,
.itaI. A hard fight had taken place
between Coronado's Tepec expedi-
ton and Gen. Wolf with 800 of the
Church party. Gen. Moreno and 9th,
er officers had been shot. Mr.. Otway
waste leave Vera Cruz for England
on the 3rd Of October. Tie British
ship Calypto has struggled away
$500, 900 from some small port Ed the
Pacific, Mr.. Conner, .olrr Consul at
Mazatlan, came passenger in the Star
ofthe West. He reports having .se-
Cared adEant ageous concessions to
our coMmerce there.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17
! Douglas In MiSSinni.

The Oxford Kercury says the De
-mocracy of Noxubee county recently
passed this resolution i;
i" Resolved, That, while we have
hitherto abided by the usages and
supported the nominees Of the Dem.
ocratic lpartyof Mississippi, We deem
it not improper to declare that should
the Hon. Stephen IA. Douglas be the
nominee of the, Charleston Conven-
ton as 4 candidate for the Presiden-
ley, in view Of his position.upo The
question of slavery 10 the territories.
we.cannot and will not support him.
The same paper says a meeting
was recently held in Otkibbeha conn
ty-a large Democratic meetinga at
which The following resolution was
adopted: II
r Resolved, That we repudiate with
floathing and contempt the odious
doctrine recently promulgated aby
Stephen A, Douglas, that q southern
er can be deprived Of bis property iii
the territories BY the operation Of I'M
friendly territorial legislation, /.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17
The Ya1 VIM SI5ao.

Thursday night last, a gentlsnaplv y,
pesring man arrived st the. Ricbnola
House, and registered his name s., 4 Il
Tpttle. Hartford, Conn. Al room -
assigned to him; to which he prooeed.5 I
There was Rothing 10 his appearance y
denote any peculiarly either Of c6pd.a,
or habit; he seemed, and undoub,sdIs
was quite sober and 10 his right mind l
About 2 o'clock in The morning. so,n.
three hours after he had retired. t6a Es.l
ful cry of /" Murder T. was hearT er,al
ceeeing from the room. Landlords m
servants quickly hastened 10 the roo,s'
where they found the door fastened v;,l
IN. and the cries Of Murder Murder "
growing more vehement. Of courss q, Ill
door was quickly thrust open, (but Il ~ ~
CURED the main strength Of several mar.
sens 70 accomplish ahis object, when +.
was discovered that the person who Va
yoetlerating " murder, with So mnshl
energy was the sole inmate Of the room 4
ana having stationed hinself agsins; ths+I
1901 ne was holding it With all h;s
strength. No sooner was Ii onensd a. ~ $ I
ne rushed out, through The corridors ara -
down the staircases with headlonp snaaJI
yelling HMurderl 2 at every bound
!, Ihe wondering crowd Of course followed
MN. Into the street he rushed. and
!" Murder Murdera echoed fearfully
through the citysas he ian with All iT,os.;.s
pie speed down Michigan avenue. FbraA
or four policemen Joined tn he n,irsn;s
and official speed was never before s
thoroughly put to test. g9Fhe behring's, 4
~ ms sleeple in the courthouse. hearing
the habbub. and supposiog halfsthe civ
was On ire. rang the alarm bell;furiously
Tor no less than foar,d different FIRE districts
The engines Wers brought out, and ran
first II one direction aud then anotbs,
for NEARLY an hour. The rnan contippad
has fight9ahd the policemen their chase,
as far As Van Buren, street Where tie for:
mer was ogertaken. Upon being assured
81 who the persons werepwho had bean
.parsuing him, the man suddenly bscam.
rationalsand explained matters.
II appears that he had with him about.
Sb soy in money. On going toIhs loom
he had not gone to bed, but sat down on
: chair and meditatsd upon the probabh
chances of his being robbed before morn.
ing. He had thus sat there. he DOES no.
know how Elong--bat in fact for, shout
three hours when be heard, Of; faacisd
he heard q slight noise. at the door ii hia
apartment Suddenly concsiviag that hs
was to be murdered. be spraag7 up aud
placed himself against the door, crying
II Murder ;" What followed has been Il.
ieady told,
i was evidently a sudden freak Of 10.
sanity, induced by the morbid tenor Of
the mans mind, under the circumstances
IN Mhieh he was placed. He aecompa.
MED hisrcaptors back to the hotel. where
hissex explanation was verified j; but II be re.
fused toLremain in the houss mill mora
ing. and was. AT his own request, placed
under the lock and key, in sbrouxl cell
1.-THE. watch house.. In the morning hs
was set At liberty, appearing 70 bs quits
As rational as any one O6icago pop.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17
Post Office affairs in Iirginia.

Postofices established-Mercer'
Bottom, Mason county, Phillip Long
postmaster; on route from Point
Pleasantto MUD Bridge. Wolf Trap,
Halifax county, VIM. r Chaslain
postmaster; on route from Richmond
ito Danville. n
Virginia Postofices Discontinued
= West Point, King William county;
Dolinsville, Madison county; Great
Bridge, Norfolk county; Cove Greek,
Tazewell county; Jacksonville, Put.
nam county; Hendricks Mills, Rus.
sell county Winston, Nicholas Co.;
CartersbuIg, Pittsylvania Co; Hen.
rie's Fork, Gilmer %.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17
Boons Circuit Court.

!. \ The Circuit Court Of Boone County
vas ID session all oi.last week. Much bu,
7sinsss was done. The Commonwealth Z
docket was unusually heavy. Two Grim.
inals were senteneedIto the PeBitentiary..
Charles Cox for three years and Eli Pen
tnington for three years and i half Pen
ningtea having served a term Of appren.
ticeship already in the Penitentiary. the
law, for that reason adds#yfye years ad-
ditional confinement TO his three and i
half yeats
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17
Political Meeting.

| Al 4 msstiag composed of citixens D
Boone. Raleigh, Logan and other couu
tiles, held u Boone G. III, during the lit
i ting .of The Circuit Court ION Tuesday
night, the nth Dctobef,s 1857, Squire
Thompson MAS called toE the Chair, and
a. j Barrett was appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having beer
Explained BY Thomas d, Broun. Esq, be
thereupon offered for the consideration ID
the meeting tbe following preamble and
resolutions ~
Whereas, the Territories Of the United
States are the common property Of all the
States united, and whereas. the citizens
Of each and every State have equal and
common rights, in such Territories and
whereas, an species Of persons and prop:
erty should Be protected ID the Terrific
RES by the Intervention Of Congress, Ii
nscsssary. Be III therefore resolved, j.
~ That in the opinion of this meet
ing, the Squatter Sovereignty doctrine 81
Senator Douglas, is ID direct conflict with
the constitutional rights Of the South.
r. That We deem il the duty Of Com
gressato intervene for the protection Of all
species Of properly 10 the Territories. il
:, previous 70 to. their becoming
States. ,|ss sf I'D.
A e These resolutions !. gave rise to a
lengthy and animated discussion upon
the Squatter Sovereignty doctrine. and
the Intervention principles and speech
esswere made in support IF the preamble,
and resolutions by Messra I. J. Nc Gin
mis-, of Putnam, E. F. Tiller and P. Kee-
nan Nee omas, Of Logan, Andrew Parks
Thos. T.. Broun and, james M. Laidley,
Of Kanawha, and they were opposed, BY,
.Messrs, Evermont Ward, of Logan, Sam
uel A. Miller and Charles Hedrick. Of
Kanawha. .Issa W.
Upon the vote being taken the pream-
bic and resolutions were carried without
a dissenting voice.
On motion Of Maj. AndrewsP Parks, it
was resolved, H
That a,sder no circumstances. ought the
South to vote for Stephen A. Douglas for
the Presidency. II
On motion, it was resolved that the
proceedings lof this meeting be published
in the Richmond Enquirer and lKanawha
papers. s
Thereupoa the meeting adjourned.
SQUIRE ,THOMPSON,i Chm.
A. j. lBARRETT, Seer .
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17
a. Tennessee Democrat On Douglas.

The Knoxville Register, one Of the
staunehest Demoeratic journals in
Tennessee, edited BIZ q Viirginian,
thus diseonrses, IN tie last paper =:
Mr., Douglas recent course has al,
3ienafed the Southern, Democracy ~.
He has assumed the position IF die.
tatof. adopted.the rule OF ruin poll.
cY, and his heretical notions of Squat
ter Sovereignty can meet with no
favor in the South Added to these.
his attack upon Judge Black, to say
the least, was nhbecoming the digni,
ty2af a. Senator Or Presidential aspi-
rant. Editors may promise him sup
port If nominated at Charleston, bat
tho masses oftlle people VIII not ens4
lain him.. M 80
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17

The constituents of this coal are
carbon hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen,
potash, some silica, and occasionally
q trace of sulphur. When Ills sub
jected to dry distillation, the equilib-
rum of these elements is disturbed,
and new combinations take place. 4
hydrogen and oxygen readily vayor-
lie, and from affinity unite, forming
compounds, partly with each other,
partly with carbon. either siDgly or in
conjunction. II not interfered with
by some other agent in combining
they form water while the excess 81
hydrogen takes up carbon according
to the Temperature, forming olefant
gas, carbureted aud biearbareted hy-
drogen, while other compounds re-
suit from the common action of the
other elements on the renaing car
bon. The different gases evolved
from the still condense to d liquid in
the worm, and are subsequently pu-
*rified in various ways, as they are
successfully produced under differ.
ent temperatures. The first liquid ID
NaqpAtAa, light, volatile, and very
infammable oil, which is used as .
vehicle for resins, such as india rub
Der, &C., in yarnishes for extract
ing perfumes from flowers and
which may be converted into bebzole,
an oil preferable to alkaiies for.sepa-
rating fatty oils and grease from
wool, silk, &c.. since it does not in
Hre the eolors, and is free from re-
sInous impurities. In conIbiDation
with nitric acid, aitro-6ensole is
formed, which can replace the oil OF
bitter almonds in Iperfamery. Tie
next oil appearing il a light oil, Gnow
extensively used for illumination,
!" kerosene" = coal oil,p or carbon
oil" Is is not explosive, and has
the property of preventing decay id
wood impregnated with it. On re.
distitiation ereosote or carbo9ic 3ac;;d
is produced, which prevents decoin-
position il meat aud other ofganiza.
ions From c,feosose aanothgrH fluid
.is extracted, car6oas6tic. acid which
gives a beautiful and permanent
straw-yellow color osilks and other
fabrics, and has been successfully
used as a febrifuge. The third sub.
Stance produced is a heavy, fatty oil,
which when refined, nnder the name
Of lubricating, is extensively used for
machinery, and which, theaction
of cold yields para6fps, d beautiful
white crystalized substance, which.
wheA subjected to pressure, forms
candles superior to sperm. From
this heavy oil may also be extracted
anytime, which in combination with
other agents, givesIa blue dye equal
to indigo, or d fine red. Thecok
remaining after these processes, be-
sides its use as fuel, when left Id con
tact with iron, yields fine plamba
go. The ammonia obtained in dis.
tiflation may be used as a rich terth-
izing agent, mixed with plasterio
lime.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17
sale OF valuable Lands.

I0uRsUANT to decree of the. Circuit
t7 Court of Fayette county, pronounced on
the 10th daytof June $50, in a cause there;n
pending, wherein VIM. Rigg and wife sro
piaintiifs. and James Montgomery and Others.
ale defendants, ! shall as.commissioner, ap.
pointed by sand decree, proceed on tie 18th
day of October 1873, that being Cont DAY.
at the front door of the Cont House Of Fay.
cite county, 70 sell TO the highest bidder all The
landsin the biifand proceedings mentioned be-.
longing 20 Henry Montgomery in bis lifetime
(xeceptthe widows dover and the let assigned
to the plaintiffs The lands CONSIST Of seyetakI
tracts as follows !: tract Of shout 20 acfs q
he residue Of the home tract, situated lmne-
tiately below the falls OF Kanaw has % the
South side of che river q tract d about ten
acres known as the Island near the ferry
a tract of 10 acres, more or less, lying on Kq.s
nawha river, about / of q mile below the
falls, tEnountain landl 7. tract OF 1856 acIes
living on Ingran,s Branch situate at the naf.-
E1w falls, OF New river 4 tract of 1873 acres
situate on Cane Branchi sStract Of i9scIee
on the same branch tract OF 800 acres ly-s
ing on the James River and Kanawha turn.
pike adjoining Doct. Cooper and others, also
one undivided half Of I IS acres lying on NeM
river above the narrow falls. aa
Terms as follows: A credit of nine,
eightsen and twenty-seven mouths viii be-
given on all except a sum sufficient to pay the
costs OF suit. expenses of sale, &c, the psE-
chaser az purchasers giving bond with good
.secqiity and q lien retained on the lands un-
tl the purchase money is paid. Title beisev..
sed 70 be good, but actiug as commission, !,
viii only convey such lille ss Is vested IN me,
f.Fl NJ. HARVEY. Conn.
II September 5th, 1859 81
IL The above sale has been postponed until ~
9Th day Ok November next 1889. y
HINES n. @HAEVEY, Con. /
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17
Manufacture Of Sugar and Syrup from Tic
1@ @s<z SOrghunl. Ii If
Br cHAs T. JACKSON, \, D, OF bo sfre,

Br cHAs, T. JACKSON, u. D., OF BOSTON.
Omitting. as iof no Immediate practical
value to the manufacturer, the more rel
fined processes, which employed in de4
termining the amount Of saccharine mat
ter in the juice of<this plant, now de-
scribe cheap and economical method or
syrup and sugar making. which may be
used BY the farmer. IA
In the FIRST place. it is necessary d. fl-
ter the juice Of the plant, As il comes
from the mill, Ia order to- remove the
cellqlous and fbroas matters, and The
starch, all Of which are present in it when
expressed. IA bag filter, or one maGs Of
aiblanketr placed in basket, will answer
this purpose. Next, we have TO ada IL,
suficiency Of milk and lime (thatis lime
slaked and milk with water tosthe juice
10 render II slightly alkaline, as shown.
By its changing tumetic paper % a brown
color, or Redeemed litmus paper to q blue.
A small excess Of lime is rlot1injurious.
After this addition. the Juice should be
boiled, say Tor fifteen. minutes. A thick.
greenish scum rapidly collects on the sur..
face, which is TO be removed by,a skin
Emer. and then heIliquid should Be again
filtered. # viii be Of pale straw coidr,
and ready fortevaporatior. It may NOW
be boiled down quite rapidly to abent
half its original bulk, after which the Ore
must be kept low, the evaporation to be
carried on with great caution, and the
syrup constantly stirred 10 ,preyeptit from
burning at the bottom of the kettle Dc
tevaporating pan. Portionssof the syrup
are to be taken out. from time to time,
and allowed To cool, to see il tits dense
enough to crystalize II should be about
as dense as sugar-house molasses, of tar.
When Il has reached this condition. Il
may be withdrawn.from the eyaporating
vessel. and placed in tubes or casks 70
granulate. Crystals of sugar will begin
to form gradually in three Or four days.
and sometimes nearly the whole mass will
granulate, leaving but little molasses to be-
drained. After It has solidifsd, il may
be scooped out into eonical bags, made Of
course, open CLOTH or ofscanyas, which
are to BE- hung over the receivers of mo-
lasses and the drainage being much
aided BY the warmth, it will be useful TO
keep the temperature of the room at so
or 90 degrees F. After some days the
SUGAR may be removed from the bags,
and will be found % be q good brown
sugar. It may belre6ned by dfssolying
il in hot water. adding to the solution
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17
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HtwiH be seen. 10 the proper place is
this paper that d Jockey Club has bean
organized in thisscounty. They prososs
to hold their FIRST races on tho new race
track Of Mr.. Joseph S. Machir, in No.
vember next The tracks, said. BIZ thoss
who know, to be one Of the best aver
made, IS smooth as plain. Il is loca.
tod on what is known the Pleasant Flsls.
and every. facility will be used by Mr.
Maehir % accommodate al who may feel
disposed . witness the sport From the
preparation being made. i fine tims for
sportsmqn may Be expected - ndep<ad.
ent Republican.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-10-17
We shall wait patiently The action. Of

We shall wait patiently the action o.
the Charleston Convention, and will abide
BY its selection 10 perfect good faith.
Whoever it may designate viii be our
candidate, though he were die most UNI
mitigated personal enemy we might have
on earth. Yea, more-we will strike
with all the power that we can Command,
through our columns, at any member Of
the Democratic party who may have The.
termity to rebel, BY word or deed, against
the nomination--reg him as de-
seTter, from our ranks at the very no-
mens when his services were most need
Cd We have no fasorite to serve when
We have q country To- save. - Washington
States. fkiItiy MI
WI assure the editor Of die States, that
should the politicians Of said convention,
TO make sure Of the loaves snd16shesy 45se-
lect Douglas pr any other squattter Soy.
sreignty. man, as The standard bearer Of
the Democracy for 1860. be will have 81
many to strike at, with all thepower he
can command, that his feeble, puny arm
Wilt want rest long before he has really
commenced his gigantic labors; and bis.
poor .squatter Sovereignty candidate will
be very apt 70 get good thrashing, if no
stronger arm than bis Is called y the res
cue.