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E10t111ce Hs1s&I11a11aw-
gTUST reserved fronr Clpcinnatis 800 feet Of
81 Gill and Rosewood Flaming, Of various
width and thickness; price per fosf. from il
cents 10 80 cents H p.sa ~ Is
lam prepared TO put the framing upon the
pictnIes, ii desired. neatly and eheaIsIy. 4
The Ladies are requested to call and exam.
- 4 l.li''' W. CASTOR NORKELL.
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NTOt1ce.

HsHE FIRM ofsNYDER q FISHER, has
. this day dissolved partnership, By einu-
tual consent. The 6ln, hereafter, win be
carried on BY VA. FISHER, alone AlIper-
sons ewing said firm, will call and settle
promptly, as farther time cannot be given 3
D. C. SNYDER 81 FISHER.
Charleston, Oct. IL, 1853. 81 f-abS n
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DIR. ROBACK,s
BLOOD PuRIFIRR AID BLOOD lHfI.
fHh GRkAT
SCANDINAvIAN
vegetable Remedies

- -, N, : ,syrI, ,6,,is,.y $500
~ AklAl,h /" ~ nt5sA AMI h1ANQN. 4
h THE INTELIlcEs1sls Tiis ConnTkY. irs II
ways rtAdy to test he merits Of prominent
discovery q tnyenuons and, II sasisfed eff.
excellenfe, e adopt approve ~ ssTecon.ne6f /
Il. Il 70 this hilskine. Eeasonina CHS = q
always lpok before hey leap and whose ksk.
est and Rational judgement gives tons Il fst- Z
!lc opsnEon, that pa. F0BAGK,S BE0Oh
fLhirlEh AND FILLS eve fheir ID &ents s
success. When thi9
Il GREAT AMBASSADORS hr rrs1.r.r:
H First annonncea, flat b;slses. -
Iedies were infalIib@ in Ds,..s.' 49,.
lHComplai1t Nsr.ora Dissa. & s.'G7
|nsss. Sfr6fula, Py{mstrre On 49,
md .tews, Rs1ussatisn,. Nssr1Is;ss ~. .
| lEem6rrheides or Piiss, Wal 2fsS'esis f,2I;>
| Diarrhsa, eff., he slr,klf he ~ ~ 49,
Ethey operated. fbe4 neissi sifs,;s 49, - T
ICON pared ~ 81 q eio,,s ~ nj b a.. 4:s.:
Eeuishee Phssicianss SlsfenTeStr 81 :. =.
found that eyery ssake 81 he sr6ef =, 49,. s
lives nxecisely g q had dsscfY6fi 4, ~
IresuH vas that thF n,;nA 81 Nv -. ~. ~.
cane interested, ahii that pe rss,r ~ ~
Ilsef san.I;ng 81 eyary CIV vi 81 4 -
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1AiLIPOL1H
FuR NJ IWK 81 ITO RI

FUR M 3 UKE 3 TO RI
Ths sdbscfibstt y iiid osg lsayG ID inform
their friends and the public generally thai
fhey are receiving the most spIe ndid sssortmeni
Of furniture ever oIeted foE sale a this l1il
ket, consisting In part 81
Be.lsteads, Bureaus, NJ arqtQ ness Aonnges'
Mattresses, 4afass sIa1iesS
Chairs, Cribs Ne.
llof which will be disposed ot e yery Low
rates. 70. All orders from abroad Prompti,
attended %.
!. ~ RISKS PATENT METALLIC
lIsl b U RIA Z q AS r p
n s,l n. Kept constantly on hand. fall sizes
II ~ also, Wood EofIinss Of every siEe
aE}k and description, kept constantly q
z hand OF made to order, on the short
est possible notice.
Rooms, adjoining Sanns' Drug Stare, imnsl
diately back he public square.
I'M HAY WARD a SON.
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TyAKE notice! that acting under aElecree Of
ire Circuit Court or Kama wha County,
shoR. on tls lstA day Of april, 1852
at the font door 81 The Court house Of Kama
wha County, the said 18th being court day.
proceed to sell at public auction, four several
lots ofaand stuat ted in the town Of Eiizavi.le,
Kanawha County, On the river, and about
ten or twelve miles above Charleston. Said
lots were dIby Ira Hunt and John B. Orpck-
cit to William A Smith, By contract, bearing
date In 1854. ana are now decreed to be- re-
sold to pay debt of purchase money. Ths lots
are designated III the plat Of said town. No.
containing Ethan acre, Ne. containing
18th acre No. t3 containing eth of an acre,
and half lot. near the river bank containing
III acre. Terms made known on day OF sale.
~ FREDERICK IN. READ, SIP. ComTn'r.
Mach 22d. 1873. I. 3 4-4s4t,
The above sale Is postponed until the 18th
day Of May. that being County Court day. :.
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3 1.-THE object Of this nHit is to recover the
sum Of $93 16c., with interest, and the costs
ofthe suit 81 Law, and the costs Of this suit,
from1he Defendants. Chat being the amount
of Judgment 1t Law obtained by the plain
tiffs against the non-Iesident Defendant, VIM.
d. Peyton,l and to attach in the hands Of the
home defendants, any monies coming to said
#Peyton through them.
Ii appearing BY afidayit fled that William
M. Peyton, one OF the Defendants Id this suit,
is non resident Of this state. Therefore, on
motion Of the Complainants bycounsel, It ii
ordered that he do appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect bis interests In
the premises. Teste,
IA Al. w. QUARRIER, Clerk.
READ, for Compile. N 80
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Enclose the money to Din saaGlEss for the
tickets ordered. on receipt Of which they will
be forwarded BY first mail. Purchasers a /,
have tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will
he sent to purchasers immediately after the
dlawing.
+ KJPuTchaser1 viii please write their sfkha-
lures plain, and give their Posi- 0ffne, COUNTY
and State. 5
HJiRepemher INT every prize Is dawn "a
payable ii full NJ lout de11elioh.
J11AlI prizes d III 600 aid under ns;1 II,
medietely afler The draMilS alhET pfiset wi
the usual time ofthuty days.
Al coInIlnhicoti0 r,fidtly conf deniisI
Address orders foi Tickets 81 cfftifcattafo
MCKINNEY 4 co. = E6ysnsh \. Ga
70 s
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WHO'LL rIeKkTs slo;HALvrs So, ouAhrras 81.
a Circular showing tho plan Of the Lotto,
RES will be semi To- any one DESTROYS OF re-
ceiying it. 81 ssss1 n ss !.
Certifcates 81. packages will be sold at the
following rates which IS the risk:
Certificate Of pac kaye Of 10 whole tickets, $50
"A sis fOlhalf 4 'lf nc
AZ 10 qpsrter g 2l
10 eighth ssssss r. nc
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8s = p ~ - ., ~ e.sz---ls- -
TYIRGINIA, Sss--At Ruler, held in tbs
Nv Glerk's0 Office Of the Circuit Court fol
Kanawka County in the month fof hpIii,
1880 III s III Hstf
The MERCHANTS a.ht q recox n ~ al. iii
/ and 1lechan- ~ syronnt "a two .BiIls b
les Bank of ErchsrSs ,,yawr hby thl
MneshNs aDePts j Ruffner, Hale a Co.,
II fiE " Tor $1,000, each, in. favor 81
8 - lthe DePt., VIM, =. Rand,
runner, n M and accepted BY said Taylor
g Got, WI; and endorsed BY said Rand
ysnano, aaa 10 the plaintiffs and 81. lDc.
lor-D eftie. U.S. 8 y u P1esessf3 r.
This day cameithe plaintiff BY her attorney,
and thefeupoli on her motion and Itappear-
ing by affidavit fled, that the Defendant, 3D.
ward Taylor, is nonresident Of this State.
ii il therefore ordered that he do appear here
within one month utter due publication toi
this Order, and do what is necrssaty No pro-
tect his interest in the premises.
Copy, Teste, a. ". QIAhKAlhIki, Gl IS:
Nd H. FIrzHueH, for Pitt III 4f5o
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N III Do &bQ seof sfHCiQ IN Tug
" Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court fof
Kanawha County, in the month Of April,
1852 ks III
The Bank Of Charleston, PptG.
Runner. Hale 4 Co, and Ed r chancefy.
ware Taylor, Defendants.
(The object Of this suit is to recover agk inst
the Defendants S500i .0Oc., due upon pro-
tested Bin, held By the PlaintIG.)
This day came the Plaintiff BY her Attor-
ney, and il appearing by athdayit filed, that
the Defendant, Edward Taylor Is d non-resl-
|dentof this state On motion of lllc Riaiatiff,
Il il ordered. thzt ne. The said DEFENDANT 40
appear here within one month aflefdde pub
lica ton Of this ORDER and DO what is necessa-
~ to project his interestsin the premises.
Copy TeSte, la. W.zQ UARRIRR, CPk
n. 4 y. F,fzavsH, for Pitt 9si s4-50
rTHE Commonwealth III Virginia, III TIE
IL Sheriif Of Kanawha County. Greeting:
We command ypn that y0h lsuinmon The
Union Oil and eQal Company u they he found
within Jour bal iiwickj Is s1p Psat bllb Ore he
Judge Of pnr. Oifcpit Count fpt.t ne county Of
IKanaWha.sa At rules 70 be held I'M the CLERK 3
Of6Ce thereof, on Che frSi Monday III April,
present month, to answer Elijah ko0ke and
Chsrles ". Hill, partners using dc name of
Rookie q Hin, OF i plea 81 TfeSp&sb "a The
Case IN assurnpsit Damage 800 And have
then there this wTit. Witness, Alexander
W. Quarter. Clerk ef onr said eonrt, II the
court house Of said county. the ID day Of
April, 1866, u he cd year Of orr foundation.
~ W. QUARTER.
Thslobicct 81 tin nit Is 10 collect al ac
count made br re defendants With ne
tAsl "a ~ IS. 3 z! Iaa ~ n, e
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THE annual meeting of the stool holderso oil
~ the Virginia Camel Coal Company will
be held at theEofice Of the Company ii Pey-
rs CLEMENT SMITH, Pfss't.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-04-26

THE UNDERSIGNED has appointed WnliAhsA
- McMulling his General Agent Of tue
Swan Estate, and any person desitihg iniof-
nation, i requested II spply 70 him
~ 81 Is 4 @0SlAh KAN LJA1.ks
/ Kanawha g. n :, Va. ~ Trustee.
Ii.s Ian. 4 elh $50 t-AQtf
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1 KS
1000 boxes RErAILED afoNTHLY,
TIME bensfa ctor is infsllible for ire ir,,,I..
II " date femQYal OF distractions. irreruisri.
NE, Prolapsus. UteIi. failing 81 he x6ilbl
Lele horEsa oFwhiies, and ali TIE diseaa 4 Re.
es H. e e ;s, s@sl, l. e !, e,
menses, Lhaye received many letters of rec.
Iomme ion, which an say; ~ II issfhe rem.
Fedy We have ever used. Sickness Il stom.
ach, headache, tanguof. debility, psins in The
head si1s yna lsrk loss appetite eestiye.
mess, &c.s ere some Or the symptoms which.
attend irregulifmsnstfuIdii0h This remedy.
i certain oisnoss ene Aad AZ n these synp:
toms.
Be sure and get TIE genpine. which has my
signature on each box. This remedy may be
bad By addEessihg j. 81 shePpafd, Wesi F6uftk
street. Cincinnati, and enclosing 81, and he
remedy will he sent BY return mail.
4 1TLddie8 who are pIesnan should not use
this remedy Is it's snTeto bring On miscarriage
though no injury ID health viii follow. One
box fI--three So. All Letters Of inquiry mus:
contain astamp % insure an answer.
/ u 3. SHEPPARD,
Sole prapriei6r. Cincinnati. Ohio,
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Notice.

eIyHE annual Meeting OF the kue kholders ol
II the Western Mining and Manu- aeturiAe
Company. will be Eeld a THEFT oficein Rey-
lDna1 Boone county. Virginia, hn Monday, ths
9Th day Of May; 1859.
BY order Of Stockholdefs.
ss EDWIN MITCHELL,
April 5ths 1883. A-.0 Treasurer.
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WOOD, EDDx ! co.'s
Single Nuz6bst Lotteriesl
(cnAnTzExp ~ 1nE szkFK q GEORGIA
7z93Kkas p H !. 80,
Nolfst 10 tks plbIil.

~ to inemheTs of onT trna beye, n W
u pure hire. hseome he ~ nefspf ths g!snts
iucky Missonfi, md part of those in Georgia,
{ Eier he inrIia cement az Messrs. Gregory 4
Nanry, 81 Wilmington, ueIGwaie. We have
deemed il expedient 10 change the. name d
our irm, on and alter January Ist, 1883 |. q
|thst Of WOOD, EDDY 4 co., who will,
hereafter hayetbe management the Sparta
Academy LotssEt, and the others, . absvs
named. .Rs.Iss
ID all traisactions We have endeay cred
conduct our business with integrity and
|pfomptness, and we can ASSURE the pubic
that he patronage heretofore bestowed on is
q well deserving of being transferred To our
successors. Very respectfully,
s. SWAN 4 90.
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commissioners HaIe Of yatuaple Goa
and Salt Property On the Kanas
wha River.

commissioners Sale or Valuable Coal
and Salt Property On the Kama.
wha River.
TN pursuance of DEGREES rendered III the
i Circuit Court oil 4KanaNha county IN the
chancery case Of Capeheart q Smith, -.
james S. o. Brooks and others, we the un-
ds rsie ned Commissioners, netting Jointly OF
separately, will sell at auction, atthe front
door ofthe Court House Of Kanawha county,
On aE ls
Monday, the esd day Of May, 1859.
that being ON court day the tract 81 iandcon-
yeyed BY Arnold and wife to 4. s. q. Brooks.
ne sap,e being one undivided third part Of the
tract az land conveyed BY Isaac Noyes and
wife "a Jas. s! O. Brooks. and Cynthia Moves
tnow Cynthia arnold, and deseriled 10 tne
papers of said cause--frst Offering toe sara
land. 10 be 80 laid off as not to- include that
PARTICULAR portion OF said land conveyed In
the trust deed, filed with the petition of B. H.
smith and r. F. Brooks, and il enough mon.
~ II nav the compiainalits claim be offered
far the land. I'd be laid oiE9in this manner,
then the same win be sold at such offer 9TH
erwise the land viii be offered and sold with
out restriction Is to where the third part
sold shall be. as
Terms--Ten per ceninm ip cash, and the
residue on credit OF six, nine and eighteen
months, with interest, good security, and
retention OF the legal titleg
JAMES III. BRO Wrls 3. =
II LII. FITZHUGH, HI
March 22.A ts a A8 u
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CHAR4ks1ON, IA, Co., VA,
And by plaggists and Mere ksz's EkkefsA II
July nth. 1858. ~
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f)pslsos isls1skoiizsd s. nis. 70 sozs1.s
rrKMsNr SMITH.
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E0x WslIe.

sCNNE WOOD Cooking stove.
NJ O1e ~ inch T1Sie.
ltquire a this OfIIea ~
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VTIRGINIA. SIS All Rules, held in the
" Clerks Once of The Circuit Court, fol-
Kama VIA County. in the month Of April,
1852
Sleeper d fennsr, compl'ts.
vS4s rrIrh. u.
WIN. N: Peyton ana Others. \
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Cosiiye1ess, diseases Of ths Kfdntyf ttfSnSs
in the Stomach, Wind Collie, Psir bStE1tS
the Shoulders Nausea. Headsehe. S
LIVER COMPIaAlN1.
Jsu naice. Pain IN lie RIgh. side, Es.S e =.
petite. SleepIessnets, Niettmers. z
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APPROXIMATION pRIzrs.
! pris,s Of 600 p, o $4,000 pris,s are 81 &,

Sass Prizes amounting Of $3.50, lc
WHOLE TlcKETs sI0 HALVES Is, opARrERs g
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
NF-ov YORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1880

I'll psrsA'e n. nuuser md sssr-s.e eIrsn'e Of scA
sclool -boases and vesch.ra
Ill The ttr,ds Of systema;e e1tended Ara
;horourh Of study We. more uniform ''es OF
t<I:bootA .
Nv Increased iaes r proc ming esdns ;sher Of eT'
peiience ability take the general ehsfe o the opL
susuge os~s c0pdse the general exercises - nrf,bs
surervsory -ro th- ss experienced tesecs o. 'le
schcoi and 20 css-s ofdi-cPhoe. -, =
"F. Greater facilities foE dividing the .ehl mo sli-s a
pz:'usos aad forming classes eGsonf ne ieAse -
devote each amply snd i4uus,e iloe
fully discussion than Dr. could Go Il ne Classes
were smaller and there more 20 b. heard
VI GEes;cr !ach'y ioT csssyt1s the scnool IN 20
ne sse and stsnu of scholars and or sdag te
ccitiLe Of tie school t- wAnts and capaces ot s
vi The opportunity sroreed 20 tesners or ga
preoia prrparsii0n before each eon resulting iF ne ss
number subject. which b. il rec ITet = teach wheh 10 IN
dsp-nsabl- highest success in the scnoolroon
VIII Tie enthusiasm created n tee minds u tAe cbo ss
during recitation but sso during me hours oi
study BY the though: that they son appear II ae pre-
Of large class and themselves nteAectAJ
with them
IX The Incentives diligence on the ps OK ne
pupils o the influence eIered upon them ey the prospect oi
promotion. - -,
~ The economy OF both tine and labor OF The part Of both
and pgps. No 10 las witnessed the Ps c.
wortrss bofn systems vii deny that IN we E-sied
school, teacher instruct sky seveltynye pnl N )
e.,y AID efficiently han tweutyaye thirty in mixed
sfh.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
MARINE AFFAIRS.

NAVAL.
The United States steamship Harriet Lsne, J.
Fauncs, Captain, was at Rio Janero, December $,
coaling.
DIR. Hudson was buried yesterday, with all the hon.
ors of war A company Of United States Marines,
composed of detacbments from the barracks and tue
receiving ship North Carolina escorted the funeral to
the cemetery, where the "las, salute" was fired.
The stoIeship Eddystone will 90 to sea from the
Navy Yard to-day. She takes out the materials for
tram port,pg guns on land and large quantity Of
stores.
The Brooklyn went into commission at noon. Her
officers re: Capt. Farsgat; Leuts. w. Z. b. ). Por-
ter, Albert Smith, W. Jefers w. Mitchell, and j.
A. Adams; Drs. Minor Christian and Leach; Lieut.. OF
Marines G. w. Graham; Purser, Locker; Chief En-
eineer Joshua Follsns bee Frst Assistants Edwin T..
de Luce and W. b. Brooks; Second Assistant, Mar
sbsll O. Jordan; Third, J. w. Whitaker, Fred +.
Brown, - Shryder, and Geo. H. White.
FROM THE PARAGUAY EXPEDITIONS.
The United States snip Falmouth Commander +.
Farrand arrived at Moltevdeo Nov. ~, 70 jon the
Paraguay Expedition. Nov. q, $50 miles east Of the
uouth Of River La Plste, was boarded By boat
from the bark Satirs, Capt. Luce, Of New Bedford;
supplied her with some vegetsbles Capt. Luce re-
porte that lie he'd 900 barrls-3O sperm. lie was
then boiling, havilg taken ~ barrel whale
the day before. Officers and crew al well.
The same day saw two other whslenen boiling
several whales around ne. Nov. IS, the ship
Othelo. Capt. Charles b. Kilimer Of New Bedford,
arrived ct Montevideo, 20 land provisions to make
rooA for bis oi having taken 400 bbls. and 4OtO
lb bone of the mouth Of River L. Plate would leave
in four or five dsys Tor the place TO whale; ofi-
cers and crew all well. Capt. kDimer had shot all his
whales with the new gun, and speaks very highly OF
it. Nov 2J arrived bark Hersila and schooner LIT,
the former % and the lstt n 73 days from Boston.
Nov. %, barks Pslsdin and Frederick Lennis from
Philadelphia The Statira reports having spoken
New-Becford ship, Capt. Prentiss Of New-London,
short time before VINO reported having taken over O
sperm near the Western Islands. At Montevideo,
frizste ST. Lawrence, with the flag Of Admiral French
Forrest corvette Falmouth; brgs Perry and Bain-
bridge. All well.
To Cart Voa santsa Of ne stearIt,p Ssr- iOrt.
SIR: We the undersigned, passengers on board the
,e.nhip ber ofor you aud the officers
yogr con uan6 the courtesy
or all tunes experienced IL your hsIds
ps,sage from brem-n . tbs port.
To your sE and god seaacshp ard % the efficient way IN
which oce have been carried under considerable trials
sud this the year indebted grder
God. providence ov me cent made, and
eps1ts without Wishing you fof the future that .uccess
~hioh believe your sail and attention n eJ must n al
s present a. memorial Of ho.. who passed dsy.
the h and 10th Of January 1853 on board the sssp
S.W-iers
q. T. Gordon C.p. H. b. ~ Army; w n Fnnklyn, Csp..
H. z y. Navy; D. n. Hop, e. kolste1e, A ks7p-, ~ w.
Ras. Nieola. Wa hier T Oberdor Aiber, joins Noel
,trf Il, c!ssvtr, Rsy. PstsI RSIy, Trsske Fersp
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27

d.5cr.,a. The Governor replied 70 "Jss. h. '|sne,
esQ - and Aecined the proposal
threatens not to pay any ne bubhcan
printer ths Legislature may elect ~ ,hsi. 70 De
Sc;sIy Comuiitees of both Houses 10 frsAing c,da.
TIE 6ovenor is TO send SPECIAL nhssaye 20 the
House to day in relation 10 the So1tneLn difficulties
The weather is warm ard mild. The rivers are
omen With some ice near the shore. Business is no;
veiy brisk.
LAWRENCE, X. T., Jan. 10, 1853.
Gov Medary cent a speci I messt &c 20 the Ternyo
ria Legislature about tho troubles 10 the south. He
wsrted tie responsibility Of sction thrown on the
Le~Is ature. Tie Legislature after days discussion,
report assuring the Governor thst they -lll ald him
ia every goi action he may ske TO restore order, or
punish merauders from either SIDE Of the border.
bll hos passed the House attaching the Counties of
Bourbon and Linn 70 Douglas County, az Jnaicial
district, J0dge Elmors presicing. term OF The Court
is 10 be held at once in Lawrence, and all cases 0s-
mating in the southern difficulty ere to be tined.
#. ID. Thatcher, esq. OF TIE Larrence Republican,
WIS elected Printer by the Legislature. Secretary
Wslb in defiance Of this has farmed the printing out
to GOcdin d Brown of TIE Herald of Fresd'Da.
An act is passed for the relief OF the tsI-paylDg
public. THE Territorial taxes are heavier th6n thc
taxes Of any State in the West.
AIR. Wm. IIu crimson, from the south, reports al
quiet. Montgomery is at work on his farm; brown
End Montgomsry ~ expressed indignation at p1n1erog
parties which acknowledging no leaders had male the
ironhler an occasion for plunder, and were getting
them cha, cd with H. They both ofieredto give tner
aid to arrest them. Brown IN ietter ADMITS thsI ne
hsd hand in b. lpns DegsOes to run away, bot
says they sent for help and as they were to be sod
that Il was fair retaston for the recent attacks frJm
that qusrter.
called, snd have gone to Fort Riley. The Admins
raon refused 70 let Medsry have them and are using
bin as they have done the rect of the Governors.
Tire Governor has the proclamation from the War
Department Offering reward Of 30 each for Brown
ard Montgomery He is taking into cons deraton
TIE expsdelcy Of publishing then. lie feels that it Is
a stupid step.
A codifyDg committee was elected by the Legs
lafu,e. Lane he'd been candidate for the commit
tee b1t WEE Withdrawn. Re lectures in Lawrence TO
morrow night and evidently waite TO get into pubic
Efe ogain.
A bill was introduced in the House for territorial
road from Lawrence to the Pixies Peak and the m.nes
via Sans and the Smoky Hill Fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-27
PERSONAL.

We hcsr from Washington that Mr. Buchanan,
aided by Mr. Henri Wikoff, is making arrangements
FOR grand state dinner to Mr. james Gordon Bennett,
who wa expected there yestert ny or to-day Some Of
the ladies Of the Cabinet h,ct 70 be present having
cJnceiyei uDgrornded prejud,ces against the Pres-
dent guest bat their objections viii be sernly over
ruled. We ave told, however, by our correspondent,
who aeems 10 know great variety Of recrets, that
though they vii attend the dinner IN Ter compul.ion
they viii indemnify themselves by cutting Mr.. Ben
nett aferwsrj. We hope they will be guilty Of DO in
civitiest lady whose charming social qualities and
mpshments are 40 well entitled to the approval
of the Frst Ma, istrate Of the country. Toese fair
rebels will 90 well to remember that such persecution
is apt TO rebound 10 the benefit of its object.
The musical pspe.s Of Florence are praisns
warmly an American csntatrice, Miss Hnkley OF
Albany who has recently sung in concert music NJ der
the auspices Of the Florentne Philharmonic Society
DR.. Hitchcock of Amherst, was regarded ss much
better if not convaescert, on Moldsy morning.
\ letter from Rone, Of the 9Th inst, says the
American Minister Mr. Stockton, hsd the veto Of the
ronoe put upca his ball at the S.mouetti Palace
o. account Of the floors being pronounced unsafe
This il a very common thing FOR the Authorities
to DO il that city OF ancient hoases the complaint
Of spprehensive ter ants occupYirg the Hat beneath
tie proposed scene Of der cirg feaiyities.
The Mayoress Of London gave juvenile party
70 700 Children al the Mansion House, early IN JAN
uar, Arriving q; O'Clock, the guests were received
by tfei. bostes- and the Mayor. Tie entertainments
comprised stereo,copic vews dancing displays OF the
az Of msgc, brlIisnt experiments in ga!vsnFn aud
electricity a iute solo by youth of ten years and
.rnnsr The party broke 10 soon sfssr midnight.
Tie Archduke Msx .milisn c Este, wno IS 20 yeara
Of s-e hiss been attacked by the measles, ays Ger
man paper.
TIE investigation Of the charges against .he Rev.
Dr. Daily before the Church Committee has closed,
err resulted h- suspen urtl the meeting Of the
Conf,-erce to which he is attached. He has rendered
h. resignation rs Presiient Of the Indians Uaversy.
-Nrs Mary Chsse Barney, a daughter Of Juiss