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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28
Bloody work in EarOple.

The arrival ofEthe Anglo Saxon, brings
exciting news from The contineht.' Il
will be seen that an engagement took
place,t1on the 9th instant, between the
Austrians and French. which. if#the re-
ported Killed and wounded On both sides,
be correct, must have been terrific Its
thought that the decisive blow has been
struck; and that peace viii soon ensue. =
This we very much doubt. We believe
j vast amount of blood has yetSto be shed
before these sangaigary encounters will
terminate. rIstH !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28
4 FOREIGN NEWS,
ARRIVAL or THE ANGLO sake

ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO SAXON!
Detisipe Battle ottast-Austriqas Defeat.
Hilary Loss on Both Stdes--4Aiian
Evacuated dytke Aastrians
FARruER Po1Nr, &C: W. June IS.
steamship 4nglo Saxon, from
Liverpool On thu 9Th, passed here this
forenoon, and was boarded BY the
agent of the Associated Press. .|t>
A decisive battle has been fought
near Milan, in which the Anstrlans
were defeated with a loss on %, 600
killed aud disabled and 5 900 prison
ers. Il The Frenchtlost about $4,000.
The Ahstaians has evacuated Milan.
M [sEooND pEsPATcH1 If n
4 The great battle was fought near
the town OF Magenta, forty Ave miles
northwest of Pavia. Fl IA. :.
/ The Emperor Napoleon, in his dis
patches, claims a decisive victory
They say, eve took seven hundred
prisoners and placed twelve thousand
hons de combat, besides capturing
three ~ cannon and two standards.
1 The French estimate their own loss
at 5000; but it was ruupr ed in Paris
that their loss was 5000 to II, 900.
The forces engaged are reported at
10000 to 10000 Austrians, and
100000 to 1870, 900 French.
Austrian accounts, however, differ
from the above, and speak OF more
than one battle, with varying success
on both sides.-the result being unde.
eided at night on the 9Th off.June,
Its certain, however, that the loss
was great onIboth sides.
1t Is reported that General Hess
commanded the sAustains, and Napo-
leon the FreLch.
Paris was illuminated ON receipt OF
the news in honor of the victory.
Gen Espinasse was killed, and Mar
shall Canrobert MORALLY wounded.
| Five French marshals and generals
were also wounded.
General McMahen has been created
Marshal and duke OF Magenta. Mar
shall paraguay D'Hilliers has been su.
perseded by Gen. Forey..
Four. Austrian generals and five
staff officers were wounded.
| Milan has revolted and declared in
favor of the King of Sardinia.
| The fAustrians have retired from
Milan, but the French had not occu.
pied il.
Later rumors detract from French
accounts of their victory.
Il was believed that peace would
follow the entrance Of the French into
Milan. HI
The Paris Bourse was active anc
higher.
| Queen Victoria had made speech
to Parliament, but 1t contained moth
ing Of importance.
| The wSnt.of!eenfdence motion was
pending ii sbe Hons- Or Conina1s
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28
The Presidency.

A movement has been started in favor
n Gov. Wise for the Presidency, bysa
number Of his Influential friends in Phil,
adelphia. A meeting for consolidating
This movement was Feeently held in tha,
city which the city press represent a.
y respectable, expectant, harmonious, en-.
thasiasttc and sapguins. = Quite NUN.
Der Of Democratic presses. North and
South. have also declaredin, favor Of Gov,
Wise Tor the Presidency 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28
FIrsInIa DItlega.ipn Al Cln.innallI in ls56

Virginia Delegation at Cincinnati in 1856,
On our first page We publish from the
Richmond Enquirer, : partofthe proceed
ngsof The Virginia Delegation attbe Gin
cinnati Convention in1856, from which i
will be seen thatth Virginia Delegation
were then unanimous in favor Of ap asser-
ton olthe doctrine, since. affirmed blythe
Supreme Court in the bred Scott case.
In other words they affirmed the Copsti-
tutional principle, ofthe /" duty IF afford
ing adequate protection in the Territories,
previous to their legal organization as
States, 10 equal rights Of persons and pro-
|erty respected under the Constitution Of
ths Union. as incumberent on the proper
legislative authority thereof" 70 this
principle, which has since been affirmed
by the Supreme Court. Senator Hunter
and GOV. Wise. committed themselves IN
1856 !. and this principle was proclaimed
By the respective friends Of those distin-
.guished Statesmen 10. the. Virginia ale,
CATION at Cincinnati. This principle was
also boldly proclaimed py Senator M "a
on the floor of the Senate during the last
Congress, and hasbeen ably and elaborate,
y discussed and vindicated BY GOV, Wise
in His recent Sanford letter. Senator
Greene, The able aid fearless leader ofthe
Missouri Democracy. has recently pro-
claimed and advocated the same principle
before the people Of Missouri and tIis
now being advocated by quite q. number
ofinfuential Democratic politicians and
presses, North as well as South. W. re-
jdcsfce to see sueh unanimity Of sentiment
anongs, leading Democratic Statesmen,
and wehaye but.litt,eIdoubt but what this
just and fair Constitutional principle will
beendoIsed and proclaimed BIZ the coms
ing Charleston Convention. Upon this
vital question the Virginia Democracy
will doubtlessIpre an pnbroken front
III y t 2 t-lI q re
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28
Ponrth of July.

a little while longer, and again win have
returned our glorious festal day. The
year has passed On 70 the deep ocean thai
lies beyond mortal vision far !; andswe stand
on the vergv q another fourth # July. But
how are We 70 do justice toso greatla day I
Have We been making preparations TO eele-
brate the remembrancer ofour lndepence in ?
becoming 1aasl worthy style I OH let US but
think Of the wars and tumors Of wars in the
lands oveF the water, ana thank God that our
hearth stones are freel from blood, that our
rivers are still unclouded BY death, that our
valleys are yet free from the touch Of that ty-
rapny whose very breath brings terror and
destruction. 81
If there ever was. I time when the people
Of The United States should feel proud Of
their independence day. Il il noo' Then let
US 10 our share towards otfsring up sacrihce
of joy aud gladnsss Of hope for the futute and
remembranees Of The the past, Let our hands
help 70 make music on the instruments Of
peace. What is to be DONE in Charleston
We do nope thatthere win be, an arrangement;
by which az the children ana men. all the
women, and ali tine rich ard poor may feel
how great it is to be a citizengofthese blessed
States, whose watchwotd is freedom, and
whose joy j. q full and inherent faith in the
goodness Of God and the perpetuatiop of :the
Union. I.l & III. NJ d.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28
"a sahIl Saerrh,

The gallant General Shields, form
Ierly a Senator of lllinois.and recently
d Senator also from Minnesota, was
greeted ON His recent return home
with d public reception, OH which oc-
casiou he replied TO complimentary
address. In the course Of hisrepN he
made the remarks, which we BRhioin !:
nThere is one incident of my life
Of which I feel d little proud, andt that
is my.immfgration to this State. Yon
allaknpw that defeat is sooner or later
the ordinary fate fpoliticians /; that
every party4 is bound to be, or oaght
to be, defeated some time or other
Well, Il met MY fate id Illinois bul
while / had 10 submit 30 the ordinary
fate, l think Il cid not cringe undel
it like an ordinary politician. l3nev,
er stopped to solicit any kind Of office
from the Executive, nor suffered any
friend OF mine to solicit one Tor me
/ suppose, ii | had sought it, 1 nigh
have obtained some moderate ofiee
Of commissioner tolthe Sandwich Is,
lands, or to tile Cannibal Islands, o.
some other illuminated island. But
no II perterred TO do what every mar
with an independents mind would ap
prove under Similar circumstances
| / put all nay goods and chattles il ,
trunk and .eshigrated TO Minnesota
and here / am, aud here is my home
and here | mean to spend the rest .
my days. s3I iI
81 made my pre- nption, as Fot
lall know, on the Faribaalt prairie
| paid for it with my own warrant, the
warrant which received for my serv
ices in Mexico, the only bounty whiel
| / ever received from the Governnaen
1 of the United States fof those sevices
And Twill venture TO say that Ian
1.-THE first General of the United States
army who ever made his own pre-
elnption with his own warrant. Nov
this, / think, is a home to be prout
| of; q home which hold sacred be
cause | perchased it with my owl
blood. Then why should not b,
true to that home and the fair yonn;
IStatein which that home is situated Z
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28

CH-oAeo.- Fora few days longefthe maps
and statistics Of the Queen City Of the Lakes
may be seen at room u in the oKanawha
House, We assure our readers that one of
these; maps alone, issworthyof any ones Z
tent,on. Such persons as have not been to
see DR.. Can. !shop la call at oneeI and It is
hardly possible tina many would suffer from
calling often. Let as learn while we. can,
and see ial. that is to- be seen in this world,
for our lives are not5sol long that We may cast
aside any opportunity Of obtaining knowl-
edge
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28

I. President Buchanan has declared,
in allusion to the charge that his visit
to North Carolina was with 4 view
to nomination for a second term,
that nothing was further from hisSiu.
tentionI than this and he would avail
himself ofthe first opportunity public
lyto disabuse the minds Of those Who
suspected him Ola design TO again be.
come q candidate for the Presidency.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28

LEcrraE- BIZ special request, Or. Jno. D.
~. Carr. d. Chicago win deliver Literary
lecture Il the tesbstersaa Church Ms eve
ming Il 3 O'clock
!. ~. &. has bsen hisAly spoken Of Is ] lee
iufer. saa We lesptas ses him i Ecoa .uai.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28

Mr.. HAaBoue, advertises his Hotel at
Winfield and his Lack, in this weeks pa.
per. Hehis ! good lapdlo rd !. and has 3
good house. His hack is very conven-
lent for passengers, and he has good and
faithful drivers. /. 9'.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28
. Fourth Of Ialf-supptr,

The LaEaies Of the N. 3. Church,
Moth. win give d shipper at their
church, On the evening ofthe 4th Of
July! Great preparations are being
made, and those who attend may ex.
peeta rich feast ofIfat things.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28

The name Of the Gayandotte paper
has been changed. Ii Is now called
the /" Guyaadotte Independently =
Mr., WARREN retired from the edito,
rial chair, which i being occupied "
its proprietor, Mr.. MoxLEY.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28

The Empress Of France wore, on a
recent occasion, a bonnet oil white
Grape, with a snail inn.na srg bird
on spray dr. ffi!a... s g8
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28

Mrs. Swisshelm, in her letters to
young ladies, says EVERY country
girl knows how to color red with mad
der This we believe to be an eth
nological fact a. we have always no,
ticed that with all girls the madden
they get the redder they get.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28

There il said TO be an old lady down
on Long Island SO very fat. that the
use her shadow for griddle
greasing. To keep her from clipping
out Of bed, her husband rolls her IN
the asass. Long Island 10 9 great
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28

\ soMErHrsa NEw.-In another column
may be found an advertisement Of Mr. u
BsASsrErrEs, who. is now manufacturing
tight barrels. This will enable che Oh
works to procure their barrels at hOn ~
without the expense Of having them ship.
ped from Cincinnati and elsewhere, and
viii BE- the mean,sIof distributing many
dollars lin our midst. Barrels can b
made cheaper here than in the large
cities. ". - ~ -.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28
IMPORTANT 10 glL MANI PACfuRERS
y. BRANsTETTER,
ii FIGHT RIA RREI5E COOPER

TIAVING Just located III Cha tltston, would
III mos. soectiully inform the pusltc that
de lis manufacturing Oil Barrels, with aud
without IRON hoops, and Will make 10 order
all kinds of tight cooper WORK.
For further iniCrmatipa, eaeuIe II tho
Lager Beer Saloon, ont font Slice I. belCv
thelowef Ferry, where specimens Of his woik
may be seen.
& Wanted-.-A lot Of large hickory hoop.
poles, immediately. IIvx3m
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28

a T. a. Cogny Court held ior Kanauhe
IN County, at the Court House, theftnf, on
Mondss,the Goth day Of June, 1853.
II appearing 10 the Ccurt thrt an additional
Constable is necessary in the Forks Of Coal
District II IS therefore Ordered that an cleo
lion be held fos such Constable IL said Dis
triet on the End Saturday IA July nekts 10 be
conducted by the sans 0airers and Cournis.
sionsrs Is were sppointsd io-condHct re
Ge1tssi E.ect;ens TEss<s
4. orARnffa clsFs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28
LAND FOR sALE.

pY virtue Of q decree or the County Court.
ID rendered. tits November term, 1857, IN
the cause Of Mahlon S. Morris, against LeWis
II. Ellis shall sell on tAe Ia day Of July,
1863, on the premises. atpublic auction. TO
the highest bidder. for cash, the tract Of land
lying in said county, on Big Hurrica me- uPoa
which the said Lewis H. Bills is now residing,
containing eighty acres.
% JAMES; w. HoGE.
rINO Messrs. Jam, Hewitt. Il. N. ". Kerehe.
L val and John j. Res and Messrs. -- ----
Humphrey. 49, Tut, -sr++----i ] euy and =.
NJ; Btoadwell, Che four latter beng paftgfrs
under the name, style and firm Of humphrey.
TGtt& Terry.)
Gentlemen-You will please take noiice
that on the 2sih day Of jnsy next we shall
apply to the Judge Of the circuit court Of ka-
nawha colnty, Virginia, At his chanihs = IN
vaca ion. in The town of Charleston. Ia said
county. to direct The proper accounts TO be
Iaken in suit in chancery, pending ip sad
court, wherein you & others are defendants
and we are plaintiffs.
RtFFNER, DoNNALLE 4 CO,
Sin ~ {haA lime 1879.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28
Trisweeklv line from Charleston to
Il Hi Point Pleasant.

! viii run q hack regaialy zbetweea the
sh9ve places SeNfsDs ting present summer. as
f3ltums, Leaves Chafltstoh on Suhdsys.
WedRe' days and kFldlfs; returning tra,ea
Polkt Pleasant eTrIy T gS5 lay HI thursday aud
saturday ~
I i 10 IpHN T.IllIlABRoUR.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28

1UUU UUIQ UuAIu AHu. Y sAl Uulta1l . =
5000 Geld Guard and Ntst Chains. l6
{ Coral, Garnet, Eheral. CAMEO. Mossirs
Lsyo JET and Gold Stone Sets. Gold Loekets.
Gold Pens and. Cases. Cold Coral. tiprHs,.
Cameo and Mosaic Bracelets, Rings. Sleeve
Buttons; ro5T Slides, Bosom Studs. Silvet
&C., wof,hatron rs cents 10 SIS each.
III The Gift vii be sent immediately ca
receipt Of TIE subscription money. Address,
n C. P. TOWNEh CO..
Pub lof the tsMason and n,s4Liness III
A6hI SO, Baltimore 81 Baltimore. Nd ]
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-06-28
\ Comfy Levy.

4: No. 81 Patk Row, New York
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25

interests Of civilizations The seaasos fsou Nc~ &srS
e remarked aaighs think things Wild ssa aissu'
ary which were and he msyhf also tlasak so'~
hings afta;nasie svish pot ~ssba bis ss@3h As
eaafs the proposition sor she pnrcs,sse - tss hsins
A Insult ne could NOT ~ regard ~ We Aasc Fisht w.
oirr ana they accet esrf or fesssc " ~ sn
please
Mr EtRfT declared his entire and hearty convurrfhv
IA ne remarks Cd EiT and when tsse sus9~cf
hoad CONC sp hercaf1sr re weld express hs~ sle~s
nsore az length IN regard - a.
MIR V0ssf advocafesi the bin reported ~ use 6xa
nitier and answered Of the objections ~ ~ nE~
sFp As free neutrality-suspicious. Estian ha kead tb~s ~~
had a right offer to purchase saa withsHs zs&'fx
leave II an sslygp, of len wears standing. whose power
was only sustained fT ssgs hundred sbousaad ucoss
France ana England had bn-nss~ 10 insrfsre ~ all
in the Transaction and il they cfe~e TO raskc y eai's~
~ quarrel ne ready tn meet thea
Mr. Hale referred 20 thc as1scnf isfesssshIF whx hsd
existed between Spain aud this country and II Sas nn
MANLY no that she i getting old and drcr~rsd and hsT
f almost an ler possessions this saxr ~ tkse ocean
70 as AMI rob her 81 that light gem in ss rosusses
He agvcrtea ie match ~ manifest destiny ~ hta1'@
aIysays IL the Nogsh With cash II the Pen re
roub give away pts 80 shr State ~ Maase ard ~r
faeld alsa ase away ragaitccus empire eStcsstssns
fo1n liz Rocky mountains 70 fhr ft5ic. md rom fLc
sath parail 70 58c ~ or aghs Z" iat tlse South
We we're constantly purchasing srsying ncs territory
On motion Of Mr. sfIDFlJ.. the liil sns faass the
suei order f11 Manday next at cioek and after
lie consideration Of executive basiEoEs tiie -cie ID
journed
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25
uynE KENTrckY MILITARY INSTITUTE. di-

rcrted bard yisgrs a14Hnisd by he safe, y uhir
suorinfruleTc ofC8 u W. sfiaAN, distinguished rradasta
w.st fxant prscsl sided by able fEas
iist iaeghI n The best 0ares tu rnre ex
rsf % Naaeras Nsehnes Cnf-fraHn Aeftntu
raj C-fr Mining tsregys also IN Eris1 litraare, il
Feadngs, My3crn Larges, accanicl ~ ay aa
regrafed egeFfi@e
schools Aracture Enioeerfng coInHasFoe MHane sua taw
Il atuies tHfe, and pf1 ET7ft
cplsi fretarssI1n, hcire AZ af,rr cradnufuG-
Tha clarcgs sf02 Fer a yearly seon Ea1aiac ~ aavanc
Alless superintendent aAthry ast4e FTsi ~ liufs
2 ~ The rsEnea ~ AdfAAl+
In Ia4seser tresileai oi iie tAari.
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TNAwAY NEGR0.--was con

UNAWAY NEtsR0-Was committed TO the
washng'aa cn,y lai Mnaay the i'm day q 1anaary-
nseJ James charged Vl being
rnaaav TIE baark. Iurbcs high, ana
years sgr. lEz cloth frueuH and Ert,
c%shes mgch HAS tEo has
n hand aEd i THE.
are prove properly, he vii be M
esarl.es hy due GORE b l1u. Holm NJ MAUfK
Jan g3-5t sheriff q WasiAfstal county Nj
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25

sgIl Tars o. HFs y -
81 rnT-sI,
iuee % eeas tqsat tw ses~
iaseysua Assr e4r ncek - bs g.. ~
she Foregoing
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THE AFTERNOON OF rNMARRIED LIFE,

TIME AFTERNOON or UNMARRIED LIFE,
lng comparison wuHaa's TAoughts About Wosnrn
j yuI-
lnhcs- clecte4 ard
rangca rs gsha e. Nseris. 81 ~ j gel
Brt Heroes in i9reigI Wars ~
Jan sssrart ! VOL. with iiasfrafians- 81 q.
ge Tby Mia.-trg series c4inet Tfeures " Marx rocles
ter. / yuL lnna1a 50 cents
Faarui 1 ana tsaar BprE4 Ina5oa Times
T lining the elementary principles ~
The -ilfr iaarel diagrams, va 30
~ saia "a FRANKLIN PHILIPS BaokStarr
Jan y s12 Prnn and 1oh streeis-
StT. VALENTINES DAN. Franklin Philip respect
- fgy inTor Faelises
ir1 Egahd, ~ extraordinary ariiY ABd egan they vii Dc
ready SIC inspsetioa saturday htxt, j.fHary 2sl
iEANKIIX f8iiIP.
BaskAetr nj
Ian % anne, bet. esh an1 laah streets.
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DORTRAIT or ROBERT BURNS, engraved on
cpr Nasfst original pefure, paintea ~ the
0aIy portraa for winch the poet sH rrIce u ~
Fa5 saIe - Ea.ANCHAgD x MLiIUN,
IAN Z3 Corner q IIth
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-01-25

tln motion ty AIr. ChITIENDEN,
Roysad uested
fartish Bake s incompatible vita th pgh
e taads y hsa hy Thsnlas Rsny D. f
Glloistc ttst siss the n Air. rulztIve
Afrai,s 'E1o I5bca
81 The Uuiea saAtss steam fS ssie Niagara-
Mr. SEWARD submitted the following resolution
Re.o9rsa IIa. HaRry ana the Hon Wn.
NcCartr the state
ueiaua cuia is rvg saissipu tue nour = the
srsafo uuil ficir el-z shaH laye hrcu decje3.
o'aection having been made the resolution hes
Bti6s
The fllouirg bills were introlueed and appropriately
referred
By M. JONES bill to provtle iur the transfer Of
jurisdiction certain claims against the United States
fren the Treasury 50 The Interior Department
~ Mr S1J'AEE bill 70 provide Tor the sale Of
serftousC ~ afd granted indiEisal lulians Ia
tain css and riasc Ihe deposition a The prooeris
sercoi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-28

YoUNa THJlvRs,--Thomas Golden and Hen
ry Pruitt, two boys about "a years Of age, who
hail from Lafayette, Ia, and who have been
stopping" here about ten days with man
named Irving, were arrested and lodged in jail
at the instance Of vanausdal, Dixon a Co, /,
last evening, on charge Of robbing their safe Of
S57 in uncurrent money, and notes and papers
Of value.
The boys had been lOsfng abOu. the street,
and before the store door all day, playing very
green, and succeeded in slipping into the rear
Of the store and taking the msnoy and papers,
as stated above. The officers got upon their
trail and tracked them TO the house Of Irving,
where they found the notes and papers, but
failed to secure the money. Had the little
scoundrels got into the safe an hour sooner they
would hav secured S7O0 in bankable funds.
The officers also found large ham and some
other fxings which the "green" boys had sto.
len from the Provision House Of Mr.. ootterman,
in Oregon.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-28
Personal.

We had the pleasure of call from our old
friend Jim Kelly, Squire elect Of Mad River
Township. We are informed that peace rains
in all his borders, and the only official diff
Guilty he has to contend against at present, is to
keep Mad River within bounds.
We are happy to learn that our old friend
MI. Samuel Clegg, has returned from his recent
trip to Texas, much improved in health and
appearance. The report that was so industri.
ously circulated, during his absence. that he
had gone there as Agent for the Old Liberty
Guard, to purchase land and field hands, with
the design Of raising sugar cane, we believe is
totally untrue. as MIR, O. values his antisla
very principles too highly to engage in any
such transactions.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-28
rHE DAILY EMPIRE
oFFIOE or PUBLICATION,
Empire Building Third It, South side be. Main IssBOn
TgRNei
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Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company is
our duly authorized Agent TO make contracts
end receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
&c, in that city.
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BIsHoP DOANE SMKNG.-The Newark
Advertiser Of last evening regrets to learn, by
telegraphic dispatches from Burlington, that
Bishop DoAne's disease has changed for the
worse, and his physicians regard his recov-
cry as doubtful, and almost hopeless.
The Newark Mercury, Of this morning
adds
During the day he was very restless, and
his mind sometimes wandered, though his
mental vlgor did not seem TO be much i'm,
paired. His disease has assumed typhoid
nature, and his recovery is regarded as very
doubtful He is attended faithfully by a
number Of friends from this and other parts
Of the State, who manifest the deepest con-
Germ at his condition"