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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
FOREIGN NEWS.

tn Arrival Of the city of Baltimore.
/ Further. Detaaa of thef Battle{o( Safer
N ino - Terrible Losses on Both sides.
7 Order from Napoleon for $4,000 Beds:
II for ne Wounded i'4s .
II NEW YoRk. July, 1.-THE steamship
City Of BALTIMORE from Liverpool. with.
dates TO the 3othJ une, arrived here today
Gen. Gyulai, ez commander-in chiefo Of
The Austrian army, has taken command
AS Colonel lof the Regiment bearing bis
name. Count Pourtailes, the Prussianem7
bassadors has arrived At the head quarters
Sf.thc AustriaHs, which are now estab-
lished at Verona. Lay baek has been fixed
as therseatof Government of Lombardy.
France is preparing to move q large army
upon the'Rhine. ia,
The Paris correspondence the London
! Times says.sin regard to4the battle Of Sal
ferino, that Gen. Neil. with 35. geo infant
Nv, and two divisions Of canary, amount
ing to 10000 men, was engaged from
early ir the morning until four IN the after
noon, when lie succeeded in forcing the
Austrian center after twelve hours hard
lighting The Austrians had brought
UP their Reserves Of 10000, and the Al
lies theirs of so 600, which was the crit.
.dalsmoment Of both. In three hours more
Hard fighting ended 10 the advantage OF
the Allies. The Zouaves, as usual were
tBSfibly cut to pieces, and theFfrst reggi-
rnent Of AlgeIfne- Casseurs, shockingly
treated. Four French Generals were
I! Wounded and one. killed.
Fourteen thousand beds for the wound
ea alone, had been ordered BY Napoleon
fsom Milan,i The Montteur of the goth,
contains detaifs Of the different attacks
which are made up from reports Of The
f5rps TarntSes but they do not state the
/ Number OF killed and wounded on either
!. side. ) II is known, however, that the
French suffered terribly, from the lac
/ thai fourteen thousand beds had been or
dered for the wounded alone tT5I
4ITuRfs, June rs, IF lie P iedmontest
qazette publishes the oficial1details writ
,eii 90 tho evening Of the battle Of Salfer
iiio. According to positive information
Ae5,0m Sar5inians held their GROUND
against so, 900 Austrians, who occupied
hi Formidable position, but was dislodget
ION tie Sardinians, under the command
,fofE Victor Emanuel. s
,EsAIt is said that the Sardinians lost !, 00'
Killed and 900 wounded. /,
i, The Pafiscorrespondent of7thc Londol
Times. reports that a project had beel
opened for mobilizing one hundred battal
ions ofthe National Guard. and for re
Organizing them for garrison duty. i#
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
Passnafts Rsfnssd.

Private letters from tie continent Of
Europe intimate that The American off.
GERS. who had been permitted by the
United States 10 go to the seat of war 10
order % gain military insight into wal
tactics, By observation of thefcontending
powers, have been refused passports t
travel thither. They consequently re.
turned to England to await further diplo
matte consideration Of the matter and
causes Of objections; whereas these Unit.
ed States officers had been enjoiHed, By
their Government, to remain strictly neu.
trail, and merely 10 act as lockers on
Richmond ENQUIRER. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

Kansas CoNsTrrUTIoxAL CoKvES.
TON. business Of general inter.
est was transacted IN the convention
on4he 9Th inst. Forty.nine members
were in attendance.
A resolution providing measures
for taking the census Of the Territory
BY districts, was adopted.
Under resolution the roll was
called, and each member answered
with the name of the State Constitu
ton preferred as q guide for The sew
raj committees. and the vote resulted
as follows Ohio %, Indiana 23
Kentucky 1.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
The SteDhens Ovation.

Il. AreusTA, GEonGIA. July 5.The
Stephens ovation yesterday was q
brilliant and great affair. MIR. Steph.
ems made a two hours speech, He
regarded the long continued slavery
agitation al resulting benefcially to
the rights Of file South. lie favored
remuneration or acquisition OF Caba;
advocated the repeal pr suspension OF
the neutrality laws, and repudiated
the idea Of more slave States, unless
the number of slaves should be great
.ly increaseds upon, which latter
point he earnestly insisted.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
OBITUARY.

bHeo, I'M Philadelphia. on Sunday even
ing the i0thinss., Mr.. SAMUEL HANNAH,
Of Charleston, Kanawha County, Va.
The death of this excellent and estima-
Bile man has been a source Of deep regret
to his numerous friends and aequaintau-
ces. lIdf several years past. lib suffered
exctueiating psinsfrom complicated dis.
ease that baffied the skill Of physicians
Finally Ee determined to go to PhiEadel-
phia and have surgical operation per-
formed, and on Monday. 3oth May last,
he BID adieu to his family and friends ID
Charleston, and proceeded to Philadel
phia. where he placed himself in the
hands ofdisinguished Surgeons. After
athorough examiRatiouby his physicians,
lie was told that his choice was either a
short life with great suffering, or sur
gical operation with a slight chance Of re-
covery. Thelatter Mr.. Hannah preferred
And on The goth: June, the operation was:
perf9rmea BY. DR.. Pancosst. \ For ten
days afterwards, there was much reason
TO hope that hewould eventually recoyer.
His family and friends. were flattering
themselves that his recuperatiye powers
would sufficient 70 overcome the effects
Of the operation. With the greatest anx.
iety werefinqllries daily made respecting
bis. health, This entire. community were
rnanifestihg great solicituae in hislrecoy-
cry, when alas the sad .tidings of his
death reached US on Friday night last!l !!
4 Mr.. Hannah was hatiye Of Charlotte
County, Virginia, aud wefbefieve was in
The Gath year Of his age. After reaching
manhood he engaged in merchandise
Ing for several years in -Lynchbarg and
Richmond and upon the establishment
ola Branch Bank.in this place, fCharles-
toni By the Bank Of Virginia. ii the year
1882, he was elected its cashier, and
from that time, { 1882 until his death,
T (l859) hefflled that Office. And never
were the duties Of anofiice mora honestly$
faithfully and eaPably performed. 4.
He was a man Of sound Judgment,
practical sense and sterling Integrity
He was Of strictly temperate and moral
habits. He had a retentive memory, was
| wellinforlned about men and events Of bis
time, and was an excellent Judge of hu
man nature. He had much independence
| Of thought, strength Of will and deternli,
nation ofpurpose. His plans Of life were
well matured before undertaken He WAS
honest. upright aud straight, forward in
lall his dealings with his fellow. man =
Hs had high sense Of right and pursued
Ii regardless Of consequences He was
Eunehanging in his friendships and attach
ments; was candid and sincere; and de,
Tested every thing like discrimination y
His nature was social, cheerful and do,
nestle; and he found his greatest happi
ness within his own family circle. 81
| In his death. Kanawha has lost one o
its most valued and highly esteemed cit
1 liens. and his family have been deprivee
1 of an affectionate husband kind ane
devoted father. And in this sad bereave
lment, they have the heartfelt sympathie.
Iof our whole community
L Long With many kind acts, good adj
vice and private virtues be embalmes
\ within the hearts Of his numeronsIfriends
+ CHARLEsToS, July, 1859. LS'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
DIED,

or inflammation In the bowels, tthe Kama.
wha House, in charleston, Kanawha County
Virginia, On Tuesday morning. the 18th inst
g. Hoge, ef Winfield, Putnam County, Va,
aged Ave months
However sgonizing to be heartslo parents,
to- witness the death struggle of beloved
child which had begun to entwine itself with
their deepest and Warmsst affections, and to
lay, with it, in the silent grave, the hopes
and aspirations which its budding life had be-
gun 20 excite, yet there ought 10 be consola.
ton felt ln.the recollection that the departed
IS Z not dead but sleeps" and sleeps too in
theSrich promises Of d Gospel Of Life Ever
lasting He's cannot return to them but they
can 70 to him. He was spared the trials
and sins OF life, andIh pure spirit without
stain or 4 tarnish on its original purity has
assembled to the God who gave it--andso
E. He died tossin. be disd to cares.
But FOR aInoment felt theirod
@ niausneE each the Lord declares
s3eh are the. childtSn efntsr G Cd
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
Political.

Hon. W. L. Yahcey delivered an ad-
tdrsssof considerable length at Columbia,
S. G,, on Friday. and was listened to with
marked attention BY large audience
he urged lid repeal Of the slave trade
laws, and the necessity Of Congressional
projection ofIslaveryin the Territories as
necessary 10 Southern rights and South
honor. After the addresshe was invited
70 4 supper gIysnsto him byIa number 81
the gentlemen Of the city.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

APPOINTMENT FOR Mourn VERNON.
The Alexandria /" Gazette" states
that the Ladies Mount Vernon Assoc
citation have appointed Upton II.
Herbert, Esq, oFairfax county, Va,
the General Superintendent of Mount
Vernon, whenft shall have been va
Gated by Mr.. Washington, which
will be done, probably, ibis Nspmmer
tor fall. Fl
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

TIE RICHMOND DIsPATcH Mr..
John D. Hammersley, late manager
Of this popular newspaper, has recent
III purchased one half Of theestablish.
lment. ana the paper appeared yester-
day in d. new and beautiful dress,
Slightly enlargedlys We wish the
new proprietors confirmation Of the
liberal patronage heretofore 60 liber.
ally extended to the former proprie.
ter. The Dispatchis now eof the
most beautiful as3tt has long been
ono IL TIL best nl-wspapel's % THO
SaafTt. II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
* 4 NAWH a. VALLEY STAR.

on;te { fine rain tell al this place
% Friday last The weather has been
excessively warm for nearly two
weeks.
The river continues very low and
boats are unable to come mp the Ka-
nawha.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

I A stern wheel boat of respectable
size, has been taken across the port
age between the head waters OF the
Minnesota river and tile Redriver. of
the North. That means simply that
d steamboat. can run from the Gulf Of
Mexico: to the Northern Ocean,
through the continent. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
LANDS FOR SALE IN PUTNAM
T'--',34 I

AN Friday the 9th dayof September, 1859,
SNat4the front door Of the Court House Of
the county Of Putnam, we shall sell at public
suction. 10 the highest bidder, a certain tract
OF parcel Ut land lying and being. 10 said
county in Teayes' Valley, adjacent to the
lands Of Alexander W, Hanley, William
Henson and others, known as the Austin
tract On land. Gin tailiHg about 500 acres, Is
one certain tract or inconyenieIt parcels 50
as 10 make the said land in our judgment be-
ing the largest price upon The following
terms, to-wit: fl
For cash infhand to the5 amount Of $500
and for the balaEce of the purchase money
upon a credit; Of six, twelve, and eighteen
months 4 or one and two years, or one two,
and three years, as viii ii cur iudgme n { make
the said lands bring the highest price, in equal
instalments with interest from the date of
sale, taking bond and good security from the
purchaser or purchasers for the deferred in
stalnientS and retaining the legal title until
the purchase money is paid.
! Thisti is one or the mnst valuable and desira-
Bile ttaets of Land in the Valley Particulars
will We given In regard TO the improvements
on sald land, and the number of+acres in said
tract, on The dayof sale,
E.3 III : ANDREW PARKS.
July 18th 1852. JAS. Nv. H0GE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

Il PasronA1. calL.--The Episcopal
Church pf TIC, Saviour. West Fhiladel.
phia. have extended a callFto the Rev.
Henry As Wise, Son ofGey. Wise. Of
this State, 10 become their pastor. 1t il,
,tought lid call viii be excepted.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
The RaNoan-saother yoyasc.

. WArERrowN,S n. is,1Juiy 9th III Mr.
Lamountain arrived here this morning
with the remains Of his 1ariel ship Il
viii he exhibited here 4 few days, when
he will repair it, and make ano her voyage
from Chicago eastward. Mr.. Lam9un-
tain is slightly injured about the face and
limbs. Messrs, Eager and Hyde return. !
ed to their homes yesterday H q
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

a s.RED HoT' d Mr.. j. R.
Stevens proposes to establish 4 new paper
to bs called theI,' ,Saiumpaasr,' = at Harr;
sanhurg. Theprospectus talksof wading
through FIRE and birthstone. if necessary
to promose he welfare and advance the
interests Of the Democratic party.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
Wilson HOUSE,
o. WILSON, PROPRIETOR,

oh ri eston, Kanawh a Co., va.
FIRST BUILDING ABOVE THE COURT AorsE.
The Proprietor of this new and splendid
brick Hdteiji now prepared to receive visit
ots. No pains will Ne spared. to render his
Table ard Bar worthy Of the support Of the
Travelling Public. Rates as low as at'any
other House Of equal banding. fi6
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

AN EMISENT MINISTER 4D ROW NED. n
The Rev. "A. Kingman Knott, Pastor Of
the Broome Street Baptist Church New
York city, was drowned ih the Raritan
river last Friday moraing. at's
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

The following bill was lately pre-
scented stoa farmer in Sussex " To
hanging two barn doors and myself
seven honrs, four shitEiDgs and six
pence. r
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
lIist Of. ilIoKanres.

IAN a meeting of the Board Of Over
seers Of the Poor for the County ofIKanae
twha, at the June Court held at the Court
House the Goth day Of jane, 1885, The
following allowances were made, and the
Sheriff Of said county dgproeeed to col
lect the sum Of 81 l0of each ty.heabie
So assessed, and pay over the several
amounts SO allowed to those as follows !:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
HOUSE
NEAR STEAMBOAT HANDING,
.a | POINT PLEASANT, VA. 4

rINHIS Hotel has lately been put in tho
l Iouehlrapaised, and is now one OF the
best arranged Hotels in Western Virginia
The proprietor pledges, himself to do all III his
power to rended those who may patronize him,
comfortable when they may stop at bis
House, Prices moderate
4:49s R. b. HACKNEY, Proprietor.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

THE GaEsr REprnLIc. for July comes
10 Us laden with'news from al points Of
The compass. aIessrs oaksmith a Cos
know how ID eater for the intellectual
reader. by giving great variety on all
subjects III Importance, without knowing
3ssiither Nostls, ssath. Castor West Sue
cess to fhef1l.s sI55 585 H 81
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
MUSIC ron sALEIil

= MUSIC FOX sALEIi i
pe ess.ea os sss s sess dRs ss
lent instrument, and been but istle used
and is very suitable for church purposes.
as also for exhibition or Iarlor use. Caa
be seen in Whitfield, Putnam Co., Va,
and win be sold al very reduced price.
For terms apply to E. p, Wright, nsal
Marshall College. Cabell County. Or n
Ira j. McGinnis. Putnam G. H,sVa.
JulYH5, 1859. 5-ll
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

CouNrr CouRr was IN session on
yesterday. SrEoaL< was sent on for
further trial for stealing old clothes.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
Total Amount. ss4i 7s
sata 4 VI OH ARRIER Sa1,a,

4 Tsste. ]. Z. QUARRIER, Sec'y,
But for the last payment 81. the Poor
House, 81, 666 sc. our parish levy for
this year would be 62a on each tytheable,
and the Board is satisfied, without some
casually. that the tax on each tytheable
Tor the next SSsar viii not exceed SO and
will be sufficient iffsa,r tho ponr il prop9rlr
1naaagea
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
Marsh Ill Coll ege
rAnEIII, 60. VIRGINIA.

cABELL co., VIRGINIA..
YDHE .first session 81 this institution viii
open on the R2d Of August NEXT. with
the following ~.
r IT. THAcksroU,AA. b.. Of Virgipia,
President, and Professor of APcient Ian an
Rev. +. S. Woop, A. Nj Of South
Carolina. professor Of Modern Languages
aud Mathematics. ef5
J.S. SHAsaoN. "a. B.. 81 Tennessee.
Professorof experimental Philosophy and
Bellies Letters.
Rev. GEO. B. iPoAeE, Of Virginia, Fro.
lessor of moral and mental Philosophy.
NJ. Moons. Esq Of Virginia. Iastrae-
tor in the Primary and academic De-
parttneht.
The collegiate session viii be divided
into two terms, of go weeks each.
CHARGES.
Per term, payable one half in advance, for
the regular course, or other H
wise, $50 90
Modern Languages (extrs) each, 5 pe
Primary English, 8 90
Academic 10 90
Incidental expenses, 90
Board eperweek, 2 rs
Students may commence their course
and graduate in four years. or5they may
enter sn advanced class and gradusteip
less time saoh as may desire il. may
pursue Particular studies. for proficiency
| in which, special diploma will be
awarded
Marshall College is beautifully situated
two miles below Guyandotte, % an emf.
nence. overlooking the Ohio riyer. in tls
midst pf pleasant and intelligent com
munity. Tho buildings are neat and
] CONNEXIONS, the water excellent, and u,
I location remarkably healthy. Every "a
eility for the acquisition Of 3 thorough
business OF collegiate education may D
Hound here. H
/ For further particulars address th,
President Guyandotte, Virginis.
| JulyI5th 1855. Sill 3ms
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
M. LIand NrS. SitkltM

t.. NEw YoRk, ssJuiy IL. The Tribune
of this morning states that Hon. d.
i. Sicklcs has become recollciled to
his wife, ana that be now lives with
her, thus estfangihg many who were
his devoted friends during his late
trial.
Il An ol,jeeslo .'iu.erosf. 80 girl whose
income i la3, 900 ! ysar.
Mrsa A pT Tanks, formerly the editol
III ghe SouEhkStde Driflaa,irit, 81 ~ sslit ,lise
4 c, l.c iaal Eia4fllsfI. #
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
sltlu Aobertiselllents.

MIR. JAMES REDMAN, take notice, that
wi on the Goth day of August. 1853 at the
House of Jarrett e. Huddiestun, on Ksnawha
riverI 10 the county Of Fayette, between the
hours of 1o0clock Am and 5 O'Clock, r.
NJ I shall proceed to take the dispositions Of
p. ]. Thurmond and Others. to be read in q
certainacause nov pending in the circuit court
ofsaihf county, wherein am plaintiff and you
are defendant, at which time and place you
can attend it. you see proper, Should the dep
ositions aforesaid be not completed on theiday
name d they will Be continued from day so
day until the same is completed,
a 5,!3 Yours &C., ELIZA. REDMAN.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

NyIRGINTA, -- AT rules held in the Clerks
v office, of, the Circuit Court OF Fayette
county. on Monday, the 9TH day of July, 1859.
Eliza Redman, Pro. z
VS.. In Chaneery.
James Rtdmar, Delft Ir}
The object of this suit is to obtain adiyoroe
from the bonds Of matrimony, entered into
between the parties, and ii appearing BY sat
isfactory evidence, that the said James Red
man isl not an inhabitant Of this State, 1t is
ordered that be do appear here within one
month after the publication OF this oTler, and
do what is necessaryto protect his interest in
the premises. "a copy teste,
II 519 * s~ j. B. JONES, Cfk.
DENNIS 4 BAIIEY soils. d
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

II is with extreme eorrow that we an
nosance The death Of Samuel Hannah,
Esq. Cashier ~ the Bank Of Virginia Of
This place Tfe died ID philadelphia on
Iloth inst, a more lengthy notice Of his
death will be found in another column.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

We learn thai Mr.. George Ruffner was
sersously injured BY kick from his horse
while riding from Maiden to this place on
yesterday.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

We give the news received by the
arrivsl df several Foreign steamers.
The battle Of salferino or Mincio ap-
pears 10 have been very hard fought.
but az Vet fnll particulars have not
Iyet bcen1feceifed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

3 ~ All kinds 81 Country Produce, such as
Dried Fruit, Beans, Feathers, Rags, Bedswax,
Ginsang, Butter Eggs, etc., taken at highest
market prices in excha nge for Groceries.
1T Strangers visiting GalIipolis are cordi-
ally invited to call and examine our stock,
before purchasing elsewhere. Prices Is low
as the lowest, and terms Cash.
a. A. sIIENKI &C.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

NTOULD- fespectfully inform tneir nuner
wv orS friendss nd customers on Kanansha
that they keep onhahd large ana Wells
iected stock Of Groceries, etc, and Care pre-
pared to tflf envy oFders from abroadt they may
be favored with, at shortest notice.
Orders received throush the GalfSpolis and
Kanawia packets prompt attended to, filled
at the lomest prices, and goods sehe BY Re rnA
Boat. SatislaetidE guaranteed and Foods Ee-
tulnable at our expense, if not pntalP aeeotl-
ing TO ptaeIs! 1
the following aTaeles comprise nsft Of Sp1
stack an hard :?F aH+M
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

/ Mr.. 81 letter and. MI. B''s address
Nil, appear next week.
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aanahba BaIltp STIR !.
i ssaNHa d. III. rL
TUE:kn az. July 10. 1850.

IKE Posi- OrtIcE AfF4IRs Some Of
the Opposition presses are making great
ado about he department changing ateH
mail routes and7discontinuingg some non
pairing ones. They mar thank their stars
,bae aiieyI have what they have after the
Opposition Congtssamen refusing to vote
any appropriation for mail services:
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19
CHARLEsTON MARKET.

Corrected weekly farthe !. Kama VIA yislis,
STAR BY rs
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-19

wholesale & retail dealer In Dry Good.
Groceries and country produce.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-21

HoMEwARD BoUND-The Sacramento Stan.
'dard of Friday, says:
Yesterday morning, a train of eighteen
pack mules and horses arrived in this city,
from Red Bluffs on their way to the East
via Placervile The train is commanded by
Mr.. Young-an old resident of the Bluffs
who had lost his wife sometime ago, leaving
two boys and two girls in his care. They
remained here until noon, to take in supplies
and then started ON their journey. Mr.
Young had in his company seven young men
who have been residents of California since
'49, and prefer this mode of travelling to see
their friends, to taking the chances of steam
boat disasters
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-21

Gog. WISE UPON THE PREsIDENr.-A char
aetesistie letter from Gov Wise to Hon. Da.
vid Hubbard, of Alabama, has recently been
published Here it is:
The President bids high. Toflbusters he
offers Cuba and the Isthmus and North Mex
lco-to the West, Pacific Railroad-to the
North, protection to iron and coarse woollens
and to the great commercial countries, the
power of Capitalization by obvious uses and
abuses of bankrupt act to apply to State
banks. Yesterday, Biddle was monster,
and to day few Wall street bankers can ex.
pand and contract upon us more like vice
than he did and what would they do if they
could force the poor provinces when they
please into bankruptcy have written
% 'hls right on, and you may do what you
please with it.