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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-30

Mr.. HUFF is now hearty supporter of the
Democratic State and County ticket.-Pioneer
and Democrat.
And so is every other railroad thief in the
State.-Banning's State atlas.
You don't include, Of course, WINDOW
the $4,000 Attorney of the Transit Road,
who was deputed to settle that little affair
with Mrs. HALL, of Washington or RAM
sEY, the $4,000 stakeholder, and the col
league of RICE, STEELE, CHAMBERLAIN and
others, in the management of the Pacific
road nor BALcoMBE, who was bribed for
$4,000 to desert and resign the trust reposed
in him, as one of the Directors of the Tran.
sit road; nor JOHN w. NORTH, of Owatonns,
and Chisago notopiety; nor hundreds of
other Republican Office seekers, who are as
deep in the mire as any of the So called
Railroad thieves"
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Candid Acknowledgment.

Occasionally we make the discovery of
grain of truth in a Republican paper.
We make the following discovery in the
Philadelphia Bulletin:
Whenever the people of the South have ha d
an opportunity Of expressing their views on
the subject of the proposed re.openng of the
Africen slave trade, they have decidedly con-
demned it. The most emphatic condemnation,
however, comes from Texas. From that State
we learn that Hon. j. H. Reagan's majority
for Congress IN the fourth district, so far as as
certained, is 20,53O-Reagan having 23,967,
and Ochiltree 3, 436. Ochiltree was in favor of
re-Opening the African slave trade, and Reagan
decidedly opposed to the measure. When the
people speak outthus plainly at the polls, noisy
politicians, who count upon popularity to be
gained by extreme pro-slaveryism, will find it
expedent to keep silent.
This candid acknowledgment by so
prominent Republican journal as the
Bulletin, ought to silence the hundreds of
the smaller fry, whose chief staple of accuse,
tion for some time past, has been that the
South were preparing to demand the re-
opening of the slave trade, and that the
Democratic party would accede to the de-
mand.
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Democratic County Ticket.

FOR SHERIFF.
EDWARD D. COBB.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
EDWARD KEENAN,.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
ISAAC V. D. HEA RID.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
JOHN +. HOYT.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
ROBT. A. SMITH.
FOR CORONER.
JOHN NJ. CASTNER.
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
D. G.. KENN
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Democratic Meetings..
Gov. A. p. WILLARD, of Indiana, will
address the People as follows:

Gov. A. P. WILLARD, of Indiana, will
address the People as follows:
AT Saint Paul, Monday Evening October 3.
AT Belle Plaine Tuesday '' A.
At Mankato Wednesday - s.
At ST. Peter, Thursday. Pm. /" 6.
At Henderson, 7 thursday Evening, e e.
AT Shakopee, Friday '' /.
AT Mankato Maj. WIN. j. CULLEN will
join Gov. WILLARD, and accompany him
during the remainder of his appointments.
Gen. JAMES SHIELDS and Hon. Christie.
PIER GRAHAM, Democratic candidate for
Congress, will speak as follows
At winona, Saturday, October
At Shakopee Monday, 3.
At Belle PLANE, Tuesday, A.
At Henderson, Wednesday, ppm. 5.
At lie Sueur Wednesday evening. g 5.
At ST. Peter, Thursday, g.
At Mankato Friday, Z.
At New Ulm, Monday. 80 TO-
Hon. CHARLES Ii. LARRABEE, NJ. g., of
Wisconsin, will address the people as follows:
At Mankato Saturday evening, October L.
Monday and Tuesday afternoons and evenings, Oct.
Sd and 4h such points Nicolle and lie Sueur coun
ties, as may be appointed by the local committees.I
At St. Paul, Thursday, October6
At Hastings, Friday, October7.
At Wabashaw, Saturday, OctoberS.
At Winona, Monday, October 10.
Hon. EMILE RorHE, the distinguished
German orator of Wisconsin, will address
the people as follows:
At ST. Peter, Friday, September So
At Mankato, Saturday, October l.
At New Tim, Monday, October 3.
At st. Paul, Thursday, October 6.
At Hastings, Friday, October7.
At Wabashaw, Saturday, Octobers
At Winona, Monday, October 10.
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Second Senatorial District.
STATE SENATORS.
ISAAC VAN ETTEN.
WIN. SPRIGG HALL, CHARLES N. MACkUBlN
FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
GEORGE MITSCH, OSCAR STEPHENSON,
WIN. P. MURRAY JOHN B. OLIVIER,
GEORGE PLUNKETT. D. A. ROBERTSON.
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A IN T p A UL.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR.
GEORGE L. BECKER, of Ramsey.
FOR LIEUTENANftGovERNoR
SYLvANUS B. LOWRY, of Stearns.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
FRANCIS BAASEN, of Brown.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
JOHN B. BRISBIN, of Ramsey.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
SAMUEL B. Able, of Crow Wing.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS.
JAMES NJ. CAVANAUGH, of Fillmore.
CHRISTOPHER GRAHAM, of Sibley.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-15
Far The q Kama wha Valley star

Mr. EpTToR The time was. when
persons wishing to travel BY steam
boat, would expect 10 secure their
comfort, and make their time, only
10y taking one offthe largest class. II
Unless itfinight be for a few horlrs
and for short distances, the smaller
boats were Stunned and avoided. ~.
But nov there IS an entire change
Since the old line boats have been
driven off BY the Railroad and obliged
TO run below, smaller boats have sue
ceeded them, some OF which are their
EQUALS ia point of comfort and COM
tveGience. sd.
We, we were particularly struck
with this on our way upthe Kanawha
last week, on. board the !" Virginia
Home" Her accommodations are
excellent. Her officers are kind and
gentlemanly and particularly attent
tive to ladies' unaer their care, az We
had location to observe. Her fare is
4all that az epicure need desire, aud
reminded rs Of what we used to see
lon board the old line boats in the
Hpalmist days Of their prosperity. II
Some of the ladies on boari, who
pride themselves on being good judges
md practitioners in the culinary art,
pronounced the contents Of the. table
Gerry good.
We had heard some suspicious OK
pressed regarding her safety IN time
Iof q storm, owing t01her beidg built
30 high. But Weinfer thai. such fears
are groundless. from thelfact that
since. then she has been out during
some of the stormiesE weather which
has been experienced+fofa long time.
AMI 3dt has enconnsed no accident
and made. her time. Her coinmani-
fer and officers are enterprising men,
and every way worthy of patronage.
1 She is the first boat which made
AN excursion up So fur as the Falls of
Kanawha, which she did during the
last risein the rivers. As another
evidence OF their enterprising spirit,
they have commenced running in the
Parkersburg trade ia connection with
their old line to Gallipolis. This will
afford great facilities for tie m rfp
chants and others going to and re-
turning from The East by way Of Par.
kersbnrg, where the /, Home z forms
a connection with the Railroad.
We trust and believetl,at the afore-
said enterprise, viii find sufficient
cause to continue in this connection,
as We have heard many persons iii
different places wishing them success.
ONE oF the NuMBER,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-15
KANAW HA / VA IL p Y STAR

Dan JAS. Flood, Frehcia, F6psten john
sop Tosaa. Old. Riyes. Smith Of Green
brier. aud Thomas
Noes Mesers. BrAnnon. GAG well'
Deskins. Floyd, Gatswoed, HARRISON,
#Hubbard HudalestoD, Layne. Marshall.
Paxton, WAaru, West and Yates-i4
M Smith 81 Greenbrier then moved
aba. III b;ll be laid on the table, when :
M Pavton moved thai the Senate do
nov ad;onrn. which was decided in the
negative Ayes, lo-noes. ~
fba i question recurring On the motion
Of Mr. smith of Green6rier. u lay the
bin on the table. and being put was de-
Icided in the negatise.
Mr.. WARTH then made ~ unsuccess-
fill motion to adjourn. =
The question being put on tile amend
lment as amended, was determined ~ tne
Inegatiye--Ayes, i5--Noes, 49,"
With such public record, is il not
very strange that am charged IN certsin
/, uartars with faYoTing the construction
Iof the Coyington and Ohio Railroad, from
its eastern end westward, and of making
its terminus at the head OF navigation on
b JOHN A. WARTH.
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4 Thank

I'VE are under special obligations
to Nh W. SnREwsBpEy for 9 large
lot Of paper from almost every point
worthy Of note on the Missouri, Ms
sisippi and Ohio rivers. Such fayots
arc rarely received, but are always
highly appreciated.
j n. Y1NcE, Esq, of Gallipolis. Iis
sojourning in our County Iii. v. u 4
captivating youth and wswarn our young
ladies' 70 beware Of him. lest he takes pos
session of their hearts. He has onr
thanks for papers.
Mr.. ]. G. BLAcKroRD Of Parkesburg.
have our thanks for late Baltimore and
New York papers, which arrived here by
Virgiais Home 10 three days after issued.
The Clerks ofthe 4 Kanawha Val
ley,'' A al. w. Quarrier,o and "Hurt
ricane, have onr thanks for papers
we notice that Mr.. AIEsHrREIis
again on the e VALLEY, 2 and is more
attentive than usual. The Valley
is running regularly, arriving here on
Mondays and leave on Wednesdays.
The "Qnarrier a left Yesterday,
her regular day, for Cincinnati.
The Kirginia Home, left yesterday
for Parkersburg. Last week she
made her trips as advertised, and
will continue to do the same.
The Hutvicane, plying between
this place and GaIlipolis, runs rega-
larlY. L. II
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Room Ille psrkershurg New.

Mn EnrroR A editorial from The
x, 81 Is. ss,an;d,,s aa;tay ~ az K.n..5
Il. Rsa,,ly;;eon ar,Tr,aar,,a soroa t;r,e a.ya
s. tt, $500 - I'll 49, lsadad PA
Ts;nIs Pacor1 ;, 3 Fba I'M e nce of,ha s.
t;cls;. ,hat n fla s,,,,, Yn,arlnf Ia5a whanI
r,oI IN aH sr;,h lra. a. 1,angrsss !
hat Nj Vas ren re j MA ii Jackson so,,r
= al q &bol;,;onist ~ no,ana ~ ] cire,,.
Il iss,,sd {, n. daIa3,a,a II Ii rar1.esant
III C1.hsIl c5anity II ths 71.lasgilla ranyar
t;an ard tbat 4 vas ,asds - 1aiI s. Ill,
radnc.ior If Oh q u M. + J.eL an,
connry The gsa,na art;cle alsa con. ans
,,coysr, ;nsinna,;a-, la.I.;,3s, tis 49,. -
.a,,nss ,s s',s ! H. 81
III s,avsry =, sss;,s,s MI: srt;ela -. IS
noe answered sooner II Il wss tbon,It.
tao contaro n,;hfa IL ,aa5,;,s 1891 nt
bsvintr ses,, 4 snbIsh,a RI sayar.l s s
.,ars dasnt n, nv lufy II Ssniv Il !, !,
: MAJ runner
II. a III Nrarz4an 4 4, ronsy 1, stE,,s-
! te5,i4as that Lsndbills ~ = c;rcn,a IA
s. .faaLsan. cann,v hnt II caball ea,,,tv
and onIy. three u four cones wars SEMI
~ Jackson county and tbev raacbs3
there After he election
9i lCal, Smith Was nat ranresanted il
ii. Abali,ion;stT All thal I;ma tha Kan.
III INebraska bin I Il reaareed is : .ast
oues.ien bv.tba South s.l.l and as lNewt,n
wall Lnows tba vI,ole Sontharn delsga.
ton n Congress- WHO'S Ana Dsrao,.rsts
with 1 few exceptioasI tsanporfea tbat
J
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-15
KanaMha River Rnnds.

We are higlly grafifed to learn
from Rioh,nond, that tile James
RiyerHand Kanawha Company have
authorized the Issue Of L Kanawha
River Bonds, u the amount q
300, 200, and that tho committee
have adopted Mr.. Byers plan fors i'm
proving the navigation Of the Kama
VIVA, thatia, By sluices. aided where
necessary, with winged dams
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-15
For the KanaWha Valley star.
PurNAM 90. EA.,l
March 18th 1919

.a Mr.. EDITOR Dear Sir:--We think
the time has fully arrived, when the
Democratic party Of Putnam County
should organize, for the present cod
test. We are fully satisfied that the
|Sanites intend TO contend for every
inch, Of ground ID Virginia, as they
did in 1865. You need bus look to-
wards their leaders, and you seet them
actively engaged in sounding the
Bolts Trumpet, calling up the sleep
ing spirits of Know Nothingistn to
the support Of the Goggin- Bolts party.
We view, with great pleasure. the
harmony which existed IN fha III ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-15
Willian W.lNswman, Esq, ii Mason,

William W.lNeWmag Esq, af Mason,
Attic Democratic Senatorial Conven.
lion, held al Mason Co9rt House, on Fri.
day. (the llth inst, WILLIAM w. NEw'
MAN, Esq, of Mason county, was noni,
mated by aeclamatioa. as candinate q
representibe 10th Senatorial District
composed of the Counties Of Cabell,
Wayne. Writ, jackson and Mason. in3the
next General Assembly.
We have heard with pleasure Of the iar-
monious action Of the Conyeatiop. and
shall cordially endorse and support It's
nominee. With MI. Newman 8 qualifi-
cationfor the office for which he has been
nominated, large portion Of the people
of his District are familiar. His private
life is without spot Or biemish land he
has alaeays been q Democrat and d zeal
GUS advocate Of Thermal improvements.
He is il favor Of an early completion 81
the coYiagton and Ohio Railroad 70 the
Ohio river, and more reliable and ardent
friend Of that improvement cannot be.
found any where. Mr.. Newman has the
capacity and energy, and every other
qualification necessary % make him an
able and efficient representative We
have No doubt. but he win be cordially
endorsed and supported BY every true
Democrat il his District, aud that he will
also receive the votes Of many Wigs
ofhis trinmphant election, VA have rot
the least doubt
We lshall publish the proceedings Of
the Convention next week.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-15
ReYiyal.

e e tiyal Y now going on in the Pres
byterian church y this place: The meet.
'ng has been ID progress for over week,
a I1 much interest seems % b manifested
inF " progress. Six or eight persons
we're received into the church On Sunday,
aud We understand many others sre ID
.tsrestsd upon the subject of Religion.
The meeting haa been conducted bs Row,
Dr Bows, assisted ~ tie Rev. Mr.,
/ If Ashland
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-15
Thc Grcat Republic.

We have received the March number
Of this|splerdid monthly Although tl1is
is but the third number issued, il s far
Isupefiersto many magazines Of much OH.
er growth. and now contending with Har-
per for the supremacy. Itissfnely en-
5ellishsd, and its literature is Of the first
order. The contents of the March mum
bers e.. Hengist and Mey, poem
Of the time of King Arthur Of England,
with seven beautiful illustrations. WHO
stitch in Judgment. " 4 story ofan Out
cast, illustrated The News Boy oi
New York. si1 illustrations, "Ho-
garth, !" Eve illustrations. !" Life and
Travel il the Southern States, = |. Histo-
~ of the Great Republic six illustra,
tons, &C., Gc, This large and valuable
magazine isFdeyoted to the.best interests
Of American literature, wholly original,
and il no wise sectional or seciarian ~
Terms, $3per annum- address,
m ! nc,n,m,, 4, M NJ, VII l. B#I
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OAksMlra. q GO, New York.

Hon. a. G.1JESKIss' RESPONSIVENESS
No opposrrlos--TFrom every source that
we have heard. Mr.. .JENKrss re-nom;la,
ton has met with the favor Of all parties,
The harmony and good feeling which rFe-
yailedatthe Convention, together with tile
unanimity Of concert, On the part Of The
Democracy, have silenced if not won over
to our ranks. The most bitter Of the ppo-
sftion. The Hrgiaia O,troaicle in speak
ing ofthe Convention says: AT
we have barely roomthis week to an,
noune that the Democratic Congressional
Convention which met at Parkersburg iii
last Friday nominated sby exclamation
Hon. Al G.Jsnkins Tor reelection. The
convention was well attended. and the III.
most harmony and good feeling prevailed.
We parsume there will be no opposition
ID Nc. y. sincel IS understood j j Jack
son, Jr, will not be candidate. 4H5
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Waela9aii Market

i FLOUR-The market CONTINUES :. :
trsnieIy dull. and prices little bsi'e =
nominal. The only sale I'VE heard -,
500 bills. extra white Wheat, del ass,.
ii Treuton, Ohio al Sc
were received the last "a hours; In
WHISK Y-Pricss are c hlg1el, .s d
4 good demand. Sales of9o9 o0sr $
@252c. the batter rate for wagon 4
4 PRDVISIONS-A fair dsInae 81 !
Mess Pork, with sales of asV s, e Dan,
.Sl7I50. A moderate demand ~ 7. NJ ~
with sales Of 100 hhds II g fOr shOe.e !.
and 81 (99gc for Sides, Which IS g ',ii
vance. Bulk Meats in good demand g IA n,
prices tending upward Sales q = :, ~, ~,
Shoulders at 6{{c, packed s y s, I'd
At SO for Shoulders and 81 lol ? sla. : ~.
Hams, loose. and So. 800 tbs sla'sN
Nothing transpired IN Lard i0;sr
GRoCERIES There is NOR ss,S AT
.in Sugar and Molasses. Sales d - :: i
Molasses at S.. and l59 bids :, " y NJ.
62@7i for fair TO prime: oHs'
changed. 81, I'D
WHEAT-Ther market IS s'ea'lc ,,s
arm. and prices without chang "a Il
800 bush fair mixed al s. 5s 70. = = III
prime white at ST As. and 5Os's
white at 81 So. sls .oI i.
Ii CORN-There is no chang = -. s 4.
ii the market for this article. f''s
steady at SOC. ... ,asl u
s OATS-The demand is aboW s s. i s.
the receipts, and prices are siesp
@63c. "a al
prices 6rmer sales 800 bash - 2
The Thirts MiIlioa By r. 8
Isoass,bilai ID G:9agEees
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-15
nsIl5rrnl'rI a.rlInr Il Ill4Nha.

,,est;sdl Il ths Democratic party
III n 4 III, 8 l,af county held IL lie Court
= o.,ss n,,rsssnt q notice, on Saturday
4 Z ', ,s',, dsv q March. 1853.
81 a. 81, r,o,;on II icon GosHoRN, JAxRs
II Es- -. ennainled Chairman and
w., IS ouInRfRR. Secretary.
TIE Chairman then explained that che
,,,;aas e INA ,,eetina was to appoint Del
1870 $3.50 Is renresent This County. At the
800 Gonyeption, proposed 20 be
Ss IA, 4 Roons Court House, on the 10th
;; s.. s s. "a -.
Pa % motion sof AL d. sJARkrIL, the
nhs 81, vas authorised to appoint
,~anty.fye dsleeatss Is represent this
conrty e aid Convention. md any Dem,
o oc from Kama VIVA. flo should Be pres
ent !. said Convention, was authorized y
assist in casting the yots Of this County.
on notion II II. F1rzHucA, Il was re-
solved that our delegation Be instructed
q present Is the favorable consideration
Il III Boone CobFe1tion, tie name Of our
fslIow citizen JONI a WARFa. As gem
tleman we'll qualified 10 represent this
District 81 Virrinia! on account Of the
faithful manner Ia which he has here
tofore represented is. and his constant
and able advocacy Of the early compile.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-15
The Opnasitian Rfrard.

On our first page, we publish an inter-
esting ARTICLE from the Richmond In.
qairer, which is well worth an attentive
perueal, we hope our readers, one and all,
will GIVE tia careful reading, II exhib-
its in = strong and glaring light, tie err
rors, Inconsistencies and insincerity 81
the Opposition party u their malignant
warfare upon Jons LETcHER the Demo-
cratic candidate fors Governor.
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MARRIEn.l

Oh Wsdneyday evening, March 9,
1850. BIZ Rev. q. Q. Adsals, u
CAss1us D. CrRrrs, composition ia Iis
Journal Office, to Mss HELEs u
BEARp, youngest daughter Of tls lss
Jas Beard, ali Of Gaiiipolis.
on this occasion we wers the 4
cipients, of a bonntitul supply Of y
licions cake. CAS- one. 81 onrboF',
he Is. and we EN- this sasasisa
10 wish him iii kinds ofhappinssiot
the future. NAV no Sal aninOslti''
his cup Of bliss and no ! y
drawn to sever bis happiness, ~
when q {. is pnt to his existence nl'l
be and his fair bride bloom, aE Eo
the twinkling fof beaver.
Ispogis Jowraal. j.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-15

HowARD AssociATroN, PnlLADElpHrA.
The advertisement Of this we'll known
benevolent, Association, win be found II
another column. and We chserfalIy en-
brace the opportunity TO add our testi-
many 70 that of the Press thropg bout tl,e
couptfy, in respect TO the honorable and
and useful character ofthe Institution. w
It's affairs are coducted In the most skill
full and systematic manner, and We have
20 doubt that persons applying 70 the
Association for medical aid will receive
Che best treatment, that can be found ID
the country.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-15
principles, Ind no apprehensions 81 his
departing ftom the cherished principles.

principles, md No apprsheasions il his
departing ffom the cherished principles.
Of our fathers. y.
4 is idle and foolish In the extreme,
then, for ths Opposition, or for any other
enemy ofeither Mr.. Letcher. GOV. wise.
Or Nj. Hunter, 10 seek 10 divide and dis.
tract the Democratic party BY such riiicu-
ious farce, a. that the Gubernatorial
election win be ID any wise, estof the
strength Of either Senator Hunter 81 Gov.
Wise with ths Virginia Democracy. The
election Of John Leleher in May next.
will furnish no evidence whatever, that
Virginia prefers Hunter % Wise for the
Presidency, nor would the defeat Of Mr.
Letcber Be any evidence whatever, that
EVirginia prefers Wise p Hunter. Mr.
Lefcher has become the chosen standard
bearer Of the Democratic party Of Virgin
ia IN lie coming election, and all true
Democrats. whatever may be their per.
sonal feelings towards Mr.. Lstcher,.
should, for the sake Of Democracy. not
for the sake d HunterIor Wise or Letch.
er-rally to bis support. We are salts
fed that such win beithe position Of the
Democracy III This section Of the State
ana the warm, personal and political
friends Of Mr.. Wise. win BE- no less COR
dial. earnes. ana Jealous in their support
Of Nj. Letchsr, than viii be the friends
ofMr. Hunter Let then, the enemies Of
Democracy cease their idle and foolish
clamor,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-03-15

G. BLAckroRD, General Forgarziiag
and Commission Merchant. Petersburg,
Va.,insertshis card in this paper. MI,
B. has done i large amount Of business
for the citizens Of this valley and We are
under many obligations to his successful
effort for The reduction Of rates Of trans.
portation Of tobacco from this place u
l Richmond Through The asgentcy Of Mr.
B Tobacco II now being shipped from
any point On CHS river to Richmond fol
eighty cents per hundred.