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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
n TIribnte Of ReyUeeit.

Al rnee4ing OF the President, Director!
and 0Hicers Of the Bank of Virginia IN
Charleston >Eanawha. held al their Banking
House, on Wednesday, the ao,h day Of July,
1889. Ii, 4
The following preamble and resolutions
were Unanimously adopted ~:
Whereas, it has pleased Divine Proyi:
deace to remove from us BIZ death, our s.
teemed fTiendN and ellow.citlzenJ Ssaauel
Hannah, whb had held SINCE IFS organizati6u
in 1882, the dffce Of Cashier Of thi Bank and
lad always discharged its duties, with
marked fde tty, efIdiensy and hChor, BE il
resolved t |f
Ist That while We bow 70 this DISPENSE
Ition Of Divine PIoSiderccJ with humble
submis. ION and resignation, we desire al the
same time, TO express our deep and heartfelt
respect for the virtues nd me lnory Of our de-
part, friend s
I2d. That i'll the death Of Samuel Hanna b,
We have lost an able and upright officer,
whose COZ rse in the discharge Of the arduous
and responsible duties Of his position, was
always markell by high sense Of fdelityte
those whose Interests were eonfidtd to his
care, aud strict and und waiting adherence
To the dictates oftru h, jlsticeJ and honor.
Sd. That as Cashier of this Bank, bs his
frank and kindly manners, his excellent
JIHSHiSH Nv HlP uiAiCas uia eNSlotoh ~ STni7
aeter, his strict attention tosthe inteFests Of
the Bank ana his desire to promote The prb
lie good, he won for himself, the entire conf
Gence and regard Of his f. low citizens.
9TH That We tenfer to his bereaved family,
our cordial and heattfelt sympathles, under
this sad and affiictipe dispensation. i
18th. That pur President be requested TO
present COPY of this pre- mble and, the &C.
companying Resolutions TO The widow Of the
deceased, and to have them published in the
Kanawhd, Richmond and LgnchbpFg papers.
JAMES G.. M'FARLANp, PreS't.
. J. NJ DoDDRIbGF, Sec'y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
LANDS FOR sALT in PUTNAM
COUNTY.

anN Friday the 9th day BIZ September, 1883,
Stsat the frpnt door oflthe Court House Sf
the county Of Putnbln, we shall sell al pubic
onction. to ahe aighsst bidder, certain trast
or parcel Of laald living land heing in SAIL
county in Teayes; Valley, adjacent d tie
lands Of Alexander W. Haley. william
Henson and others, known as the Austin
tract 81 land, con tanning Aboat 800 acres 4 )
one certain tact or Involvement parcels 20
as 10 make the said land III Our jud ernent be-
ling. the Largest price upon The followibg
terms, to-wis
H For cash IN hand to the amount IL SafS,
and for the balarce Of tie purchase n,,,r,ss,
upon a credit Of six, twelve. and eigbissn
rnopths: or one and two years, or an tv',
and three wears, as viii in hur y,
The said lands bFing The highest nrsee r 49,,
instalments with interest from the 49, y
sale, taking bond and good secnIity frd,n IN.
purchaser or purchasers fbr the ,Ieferrsd *
stalmeuts and retaining tteIlegaI fila ma; =
The purchase money is paih s9s 81 800. ~ :.
This is oae Of the most valuable nd ,aee;ka
ole tracts Of Lind IN the Valley. Psrticulsrs
VII pc gIFsnli 10 regard I'd the improvements
IN said land, and ths number OF acres irl ssid
tract, on the day ofsalc.
III I@, ANDREW PARKS
. !. n . I'll q
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
DuelEil Worth Carolina.

DANyILLE. VA, July l5.-A due wns
fought this morning, in North Carolina,
q few miles scuth Of this town. between
o. ]. Vice. Of the Richmond Enquiref,
and r II. Aylelt, Esq, Of Richmond A.
rhr. Aylett fred drst, deliberately, but
Without effect. Wise fred in the Air:
AylettSWas then Withdrawn from The field
by his second. Afterwards Agleft do.
clared his impression that the language ii
Wise. which caused the challenge. was
the result Of a nderstandingontW Wise.
part. Aylvtt, therefore, thrcagha friend
i willingness for d reroncilia,
ton. Wise1fefased. Ii@ III
Messrs. Aylett and Wise, with their
respective friends, returned 10 Richmond
last evening in the cars FROM Danyille.
Richmond Enquirer: -IIs Nh
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
aaaaSba paiIsp stat
EasiWm Q. l..vl.
T5EsoAr, JULY "a, 1850.
: .Ipstph ssgaf. Esq.

=s pa5,Ashl Oh our first page, Al latter from
JoiErn $50 "a, Esq j of E:isahe b City Cean-
iii ID Dr. WiILraxs, Of Putnam County, upon
InieraallEmprpvements, And the Coringson $
OAio ailFpaa This able aud patriotic Letter
ntrita nc attentive reading and careful con-
F-isesatiop oftesery $risizen Of The Common
wealth. iii every sentence il breaihes an af
aof aaiplsriotisnl, I'D III unseEh y and coisi
assoasassoiidh 70 prfua'ple Which aasfits thtt
adniratisa ofteyery5tfue vifginian- Mr. Sc.
gaT has fiseu abovs Inc low and greyeIling
position Of the nero politician and ttme.se1iy-
u, iaad The locItand selfish pfsjndicts of His
SECTION, to the elevated ana tighifsd position
Or 4 rue Virginia statesman. He has esinced
abasa and manly stat ma nshipl warthygfthe
hizkes. commend ton.
sFehgpe Nf. segar will ind 1T eonF4nient
81 visit. not only Putnam. but kaaa@ha and
I Other c6antieson Incline Of the q. o. K. III
! before The mce;ipg Of che next Legislature !;
asl|tve trust the people Of our section willes-
load 10 hin, that eniarse,l hospit atty and M II
icItsonf which he Sd ,ichly merits at their
hiaas. The bpll. nianlyana pnE e ish course
oteff Segat should endear him not only p
ths people on The Central West but TO every
nan eyeryMheraS who desires the elevation
sld aSSaneenesE Of our, goda Old Common
wealth, lie has shown himself to be most
4 abies wqrthy ana Efficient ally Of our distinI
gaislea and psiri1tic GoyeEliDr, in ihecause
81 iaseFnal improvement any progression. a
Let.hs West unite With Mr. segar ii enc more
tf,t3for the speedYsconstructiop ofthe 2. =
o. RiR. Let ehe people IF each county hold
meetsags. F,etius have conventions, and agree
spon sore plan BY which The friends 81 This
gteatIimprofsment can act immunity and con-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
HOa. Linn Boyd OF Kentucky

Has published an addscss to The people Of
ksptacAyin which he declares thstit is The
d4ty ofICongreks II ,nterreae ter Tie pFotec
ton Of EslayeTy and every other kpecles d
jpfoprttY igthe Territories, whenever askniled
}ot sqastt 10 be destroyed BY the action q
non. actSonIof Ferntorial Legislature.
N The feeent Democratic State Convention
.M ssiksirpi has atfo4 1p9citly affirmed The
CONSTITUTIONAL dfbtrine Of Congressional M
tsfps asidn for the projection Of slavery ana
iHHsNety spsties Of Mop erlyia he Territories.
I We lrei Ice To- SEE Abe anity witRwhEcil The
southtta people ate rallslng infbspalf Of this
coastitptidnal principleJ 50 vital 10 their
rights aud l5tefests. Virginia and her sister
Southern States Will tloabttsss pr- sent.anun-
bsoken atrl un wayeEing front infthe Chaffss-
ton ConSent ion insfisoF Of TsteE pehton, HILL
i md doubt gratlfylag 10. Coy. Wise aud SEN
atoss Mason and Hunter to see their position
ii favor of the doctrine of Interre tton. so
genetailY endorsed BIZ the people soathof the
Po'dinac 3lt seems that Senator Mason
tAatSashly anticipated the sentiments and
feelings. dfTthe Southern people on tits qaas-
\ ton ia his speech Upon the subject of squat
ter Sovereignty delivered in me United States
Senate daring the last cbngresst Let the
people "A the South roIi on tie TAN, until
E;hers shall not liz LIFT, one man south Of the
/ Potomac i'5to ADVOCATE The heresy of.squat,er
Sovereignty, IL the ab1mEautiog1, Of q eoalprtp.
ri. Se.n TN f5sS# ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
KAN q w il a. VALLEY ssTEkII.

| Ohrtatoae fof III liberty II Italyg El.e
room il soon osercrowded with sLsilprs
EKossuihS must take 4 drive with hem,
6pt. as be- comes down the stairs THE
crowd rushed ID him, kissed his hands
and garments, tue horses are unhaFness-
ed the Italians afss the Garage along
thousands and thousands, follow, flowers
are showered fromthe windows, and with
all the enthusiasm of renascent hbefty The
population lavishes its carresses on The
stranger whose name is connected With
liberty. and therefore is taken BY them
fof 4 pledge of their own freedom.
At 3 o'clock h. u. KossutA arrived at
Parma. The town was gauaily adorned
in expectation Of The arrival Of Prince
Napoleon, Kossuth's companion having
been recognized BY some Italian standing
before the hotel He asked, & Count Ca
yonr ?'' kossuth said :. No, when sud-
denly the eye Of the Italian, lighted up,
and be began TO shout, " Kossulh ] esyiya
Kossuth RI In 4 few nlinntes|all tie town
was alive with the news: tlis crowd as.
semble outside the hotel; the visitors
tlronged tho paflpr and gpardof7hon-
or was placed before the door. The GOV !
ernor Of the Provence invited him to his
box in theatre, which Kessuthl o.. course
declined, since. itswas Prince Napoleon
who had to receive the oyations of the
people On chat day. and Kossuth would
not divert The attehtionfof the Italians.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
Death Of the Non. Rufus Choate.

A dispatch from Halifax brings US the
ANNOUNCEMENT OF The death Of the Hon
.Rpfus Choate, Of Massachusetts,. For
several months hid had been falling in
health, and recently he embarked for
Europes but on reaching Halifax was 80
much worse that he gave up the trip. and
intended to return home. Mr.! choate
was a gentlemen OF splendid talents, q
brilliant oiator and ! Distinguished lawyer,
and formerly 3 prominent member of the
United States Senate. The severalcourts
IN Boston. On thursday last. paid approl
pirate henars to bis memory.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
Mn. JAMES REDaIAN, take notice IS thaI

MIR. JAMES REpslAN, take notice. thai
w on the goth dayEof August, 1859 at TIKI
House Of jarrett 9. Huddlestun, on Kanawhs
river. in the doaaiyof Payette, between The
hours of 10 O'Clock a. III. and 5 O'clock, p.
~. shall prpGeel to take the dispositions d
P. n Thurnohd and sotheTs to be read in I
certain cause now pen5iug in the circuit cou /
OF said county, wherein am plaintiff and you
are defendant at which time sud place So9
can attend If you see proper Shonld.ihe dep
asitionsfa fJresa1d De not cs,mpleted on the day
name q, they will be continued from day p
day until the same is completed,
s~5:3 Yours &c!, ELIZA REDA AN. B
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
PARks & AteEI Soils. LfI--I- Is. 5.
MFR. JAMES b, DuDDiEG, John ]. Hub
w, bard, Andrew J Wright and Sarah 4.

YOU will please take notice, that on The list
dqy OF the next Superintendent of the circuit
cqnrt tor Putnam county, \ shall petition the
sad court to make an order. directing James
B budding, asIthe Guardian for Eugene r.
La as appointed by the County Court Of said
comfy, IN the State of Vireinia 70 nav over
and deliver 10 me, curator Of The estate of'the
sald Eugene E.Luessi appointed By The eoun.
v court Of Montgomery County State OF
Alllsseuu. whefeI the saii infant lives, ali
personal property and money belonging to
the said infant Eugene B.. Lucas. ami also
authorizing me, as sach curator,toP sue 'i f9r
recover and receive all MONEY ,t,r oerson Il I
property whiehniay belong 10 tie RAID ibfant
including the accrued and aocrujng rentSof lii
real estate. 5h Yours: &c III II - 4
RICHARD H. LUCAS cnra,ar H.
By PARKs 4 HodE, counsel. 5.i4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
Hungarian Affairs a Hungarian Legion
E. lin ltaly.

GEsoA, june &c, 1859. II
Kossull arrived here on the 22d Aid
his gone to Turin and the camp Of THE
Allies. st. ffs
The organization Of the Hungarian LII
gionSrapidly advances. 1t is IN accord,
.sacs with decree ofthe Sandman Gov
eFnment, by which SO long as thp legion
remains in Italy. it is subjected to the or
dsrs Of the Sardi6ian Ministry, ahd must
take theIoath of.fdelity 10 the kin 3. Bnl
as SOON as il is upon the Hungarian soil
this obligation ceases, and the legion be-
comes the ueuclus uf the Hungarian
army. :.
The frat Hungarian brigade Isl alrea,iy
organized. Lib depot Isl Acqui, under
command DC Col. Ihasz.
The second brigade is in process ofor.
ganizatien under Col. Kiss. Col Sreter
is organizing the cavalry.
q t.ti n II: Kossurn IL IrALY. A
ID From the London News. July 4.
I kossuth, having arrived on the ED al
Genoa, proceeded on the following day to
Turin, All along the way, on every sta
lion, crowd Of Italians assembled to
cheer him. "a convoy Of Hungarian priiss.
oners met him at one place, and trecog-
MIXING the great leader.of their country,
shouted their eges, At another place a
wounded Italian broke through theIclowd;
be had belonged, in l84s, to Col. Months
italian Legion in Hungary, and wished
to.exptess his delight at seeing once more
the.arms Of Italy aud Hungary joiaed.--
AZ Asst, the the military commander
himself acted as fuglemaD 10 the cheering
multitude. AT, Alessaudria Kessuth had
70 address the crowd ID Italian. After
tive long interviews. with Count EaNour
At Turil, the Hungarian exile, ID compa-
NY with confidential trend of lhe Sar-
dialan Minister, set oat for Parma TO the
headquarters ofDIsrince Napoleon. Up
70 Stiadella, where the railway commani.
cation comes to 40 end, the same scenes
II anhusasm WERE Witnessed as on Tho
road to Turin !, but here of course the
Italians lost his trace. When be arrived
after midnight at Piaeenza. Tie guard al
The ,asesreceiFed him with i .blart, II Chs
di,spio Jate cosf tarai He could qutet.
ly Cd 70 Al hotel wahSut being recognized
Al breakfast. however. the waiter brought
the foreigners book u get che names Of
the guests inscribed. and seeing The name
n. kossuth. The rushed out Of the room
like amadman.s Not fiye minutes passed,
and aN The thirty Thousand inhabitants Of
Pltcsnza knew il already, and. as ifIcalled
tog4ther BY an alarm bell. they rushed
under his windows aud shouted theifsiyas
with The most heartiest good will.
Tie mayor and municipality app ,ared
In his room 70 offer their compliments
and their services. Mon;aael Iii arrived.
thes respected late minister Of Ta4cars.
VII lost I'll sein ii! 4 3ia, lis,ha59e a:s::
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26

rTNo Messfs,i lanes He Witt, R. Nj. ". Kerehe
i wal and John D. Roe, and .MesSrs. 49,
Humphrey, ~ TNtt,5 - Ferry and II .
M. Broadwell, lthe folfs latierfbeing paftners
under the name, style and firm OF Humphrey
Tut 4 lTeny4), 81 EM8.sN
|, Gentlemen+FHou viii please take notice
that on the 28sb daytpfI IutyNneSf we shall
apply to the Judge 81 The circuitcoptt or .Ka
Rawba county, YIrginfaiat his chambers in
vacation, in ahe ;town -of Chariestep, in said
county. toldirect the pr{pe accounts 10 be
taken iasa suit in chaneerY. dependirg5n said
court, wherein ypp y others are IL tsn&ants
and We are plaintiffs. Il
R. FFNER, DoNNALLY 4 Ctl, N
Y 5-l0 4tI June q 1859.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
reastss.ispat

We understand that Roger A. Eyer,
ESQ. las reconeidered his recen Dc sls.
nlinatioI, and will be d candidate kSreiis-
resent This district in The next Congress
Of Inc United States. He and his com,
Fpetitors, Col. H. +. Hopkins, ofthis city,
and Thomas F Goode, Esq. OF Meek
lenburg, open the canvass to-day at Din
Ewiddie G. H. Thomas II, Campbell,
Esq, declines. Petersburg Express.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26

NATIVE WirsIs -Aiar trend soSvrlL ha.
JjaalEseceiFsi afisresh tat ef Z ffksO,s cstaa5a
Eaaa fsa1FtGs Was + % VINES are pure
aal &c so1l qafltn an 1 lie taisea fets
miles from this town uaoa sMrs. Ftfeaass
p.antatlon, unist his own sa3eTinteidi aee
We therefore ,es5nln ID | Them 10 every t,ar.
ssa Who des.rss i gool aud uaaausterstel
article. NoyelI deals il Al kinas'of wines.
aud orders ssnt 70 Inn from distance viii
DC promptly alscis
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
EoRn1aN NEWs.
Two DAYS LATER FROM EUR0rE.


NEa sYonx: sJply iGs The steamshiT
Weser, from BE4.nct 90 The Goth of June,
touched 1. Southampton on tile Alb July,
Land brings to this port London papers 10
Ethe latter date. Tie news is1unimp oEtant.
FL The. German Diet has agreed to place
d corps Of observation onsshs Rhine. 4
yienna advices Of the Sd say that the
.piedmoutese had surrendered Peschiera.
Garibald;. with his 5000 Chasseurs,
was At Tirano. mar eurering SO ~ 70
close The whole valley 81 the Adige, and
10 issolxte Tenora from the Tyrol.
a French squadron Of six ships Of the
line, five frigaies. and many gun boats
was seen 1t Curzola. on The Dalniatian
coast. Oh The iskI Ssven English vessels
Of war we're off Ancona. 1.-The q. IS.
steamer Wabash had left Trieste for
Messina.
Prince WindischgratS was expected in.
Berlin on the Sd. on q special mission
from Vienns via Dresden.
There had been disturbances al Messina,
COMMERCIAL. VI
Tie Liverpool cotton market for Sat-
urday closed quiet and steady, with esti-a
mated sales Of six thousand bales. Tie
market closed duh. ProYi-
5sions are dull. ConsulsI 1854 .
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26

HoasExaSsHIp "A rare chance for all Who
wish to acquire superior knowledge ofhorse.
manship. Prof. &. II. LEE andC. L,HAwEs,
tho great horse tanners, Ire low ii Charleston,
anil inayi be found il IL Rsaswha Hsuscf
v II II II III Isif,tais3 81 II -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26

Aessrs. GosHoRNs sold one hid. raised
Eby hFg EpESs, Of this county, an entire
RcFop, rot (assorted,,for S25 rs per Eun
dred. BARksDAIE q READ, Commission.
Merchants. Richmond. 5.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
l Corp aipaHt ~,

: Deienl4sE ~ 4l
Il T.. i;sn held by comp iaiRaEt araf'ist ra
" % scres Of fatd I,ing II sad cou II a z
~ q ,,hierS the satne 10 sale for the IA ne n
e s sGS ssst And II appearing from at.as \
sis sdi in ibis caus4. that eef-ndsnt tsfyes
M NJ isfa non resiGent OF the stare OF Rif
ginia. 0nmotionlt Is odue' 81 e. Sn. mn Ia
here wtsinsone mea aitgt sefses e ~ I, n
ton hereof, and Do .What Z " r. NJ
tec' ni' ''' W II N. HENDERSON, Cl'f.
n,EIrsprr koi.3fd 49, - I15S-,t s n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26

fsAAsaN FsEsos.p - A Accommodation oyer
She kignasare III siaIasop- Friends, a Appeals
IN our columns thin week. Thee ate solse
good peihts ia th atticle. but . nlls / difFsr
wiihlthe wfiIersF We think them re y fisaS'
thetesen Isaf thefisailraad make The better i,
wia es fof ihe t1ad.2 slLet the people shoR
hotoRly ,lltSugh shialtss majors and Delegates
y the Leg stature bstfin Ds.siet coase Il.
tons. and Mass Meet ngs t,9.s as /. Mason
Ffieaas Suggest. Mt thepespies show the
sLsgislatdgs that We arc ia earnest We ko
foE coasss91ipfs both at n leigh ara. Ppto alp.
as nirfs sof taa counties viii not ISL repre-
selEsd Al either ConEsnsian N
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
NOTICE OF SALE or REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
DYIyfttue OF decree Of the circui coari
H1O/of Kanawha. rendered at the last Spripg
term, in the case Of Nathaniel S. Brooks, rs
John T. Cotton andeFhe appointing the ~
dersiEned SPECIAL Commissioners. 10 make
:sa'e 81 the property therein mentioned, "
will sell, AZ public aufton, TO the highest bid
der, npon the pr mlses on the
leth day of September merit, go
the bfick store house and loi, known As
HBroos's Store ON Front street in the o2n
ofGharlest0a and lie frame Wafehouse an.
:lot i'll the rear aGj1fning the formers Terms
cash ~ hand fiji ea.sJgfFto pay costs and dls !,
charge the anaunt tltae an two deeds ofiTlst
10. said decree lpleutibned, amounting alfs
geaIier 10 about S2renl and the ftsiaae/ upa.i
4 credit Of ono and asN3p years.tn eqaaH ihsias-
6lents, 10 Ia sedure1 NJ bend with good seea
MY bearing interest ffom. cate Of sale. 'tfe
titleis believed 10 reHnq abie,ahd the
property very yslGabtes
4 JAS. Il. BROWN, Il u 49,
II a. W. QU sARRIERy 9ptf - IA ~ n
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
In ch ancsY

WIN. H.tEersou, Mary IIensop,I 4. TX 1.
Eliza HatbduI A. N. CufEy,j N Y. T..
4 Emily Curry, rhos Mccall SIN chanceyE.
Ulster, JohnM. Mihef, Mar I " +
/. E1sha Miller, A W. McCaIiiSz Mt u. u
ter Margaret wilson, l6hff MI r. \!
w. Kooniz ana gN1ia "a ntz J N# = \
Thetohject oftliisI Stills tq&silttc ]ntrfest
of Vnginia Mecca Ulster. i!tffnt, in he real 81
late, ofA her faIhfr Allen. Nc @allist I .dec d..
y "a il apr9afing b. affidavit fled, THAT MAJ;
Earet WbS4n, John w. Kointz and Juiia
KoontzLaret nc nTesidents ofthis State it.is
therefore ofsisrth that they d. appear, here
within ONE mouth af1erdGe publication Of this
Sorder. and dol " hat is necessary 10 protect
their interest in the premises. Tesie. Al
4t J:L+ MlpDLEroN, Deputy for
H IN Ro. II HARVEY, Clerk. 4.
I PARks HoGEi Sols. 1 1..t 5-A 4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26

DR. r, MairE We understand thai
Ibis eninsat physician has disposed 81 his
property u Blialo. with the intention Of
removing " his farm 4 fen nlies below
4 Ited House Shoals. His removal will be
;,,rsasly fsgre;t i i,ysls siisiz sas u Buffalo
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
KanaWha Tobatttor..

Mr.. GREEN. MELTON, Of this county,
has jRst received returns Of his tobacco
from BAtakspALE l. READ, Richmond, rs
follows bh>1
Ono hlid.> $50 per hundred.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
Hnrsf Slnl,a

On Saturday night last about Il. o'clock
the. stable pr Mr. Sanssl Hannah deed.
Of this place, was entered and valuable
horse stolen. No clue Of the thief.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-26
.Additioaal IRON Estrope.

I NEW YoRKj july l6.-The steamship
Burussia. from. Southampton on The eve
ming Of the 4th, (the same day, as the
Weser, has arrived, bringing the Lon,
don evening papers !. but they contain 40
later dispatches from the continent
Letters from Paris State that a Te De-
I'm was chanted at Nosre Dame on Sun.
lday for the victory Of Salferino, and on
| The same day thanksgiving was held ii
all other places of worship in France. I
Naval preparations continued aetive at
Breast and Toulon, and immense Iquanti-
ties continued 70 be forwarded tor the
Adriatic.s sg3
Prussia had given positive assurances
THAT her recent measures with regard "a
her military forces were not taken with a
view to hostililies, & ard France may be
perfectly tranquil On that score" III
Confidence had been somewhatrestoIsd
Lin commerciaIcircles. .l ..Ii
A letter from Lyons says that the or.
Eaers received by manufactursres from
the United States compensate them for
what they lost by the war. 1t was
feared, however, that the failure of the
sugar crop this year will create serious
difficulties fSr tho next year. .5.
!. .LoSpos, eJuly 4-Coasols CLOSED 50
and 93A. tai Isl
MAasErILEs,, July 2t-Adyices have
been received sfrom Naples Is the 98th
uh NJ Brenier, the French Envoy, has
been appointed Grand Gordon Of the
Order Of ST. Janissar.l Prince Ischitellal
and Prince .Gomilini haye been sent to
Lombar1y onAa mission reciprocal to chat
despatched 10 Naples BY Francoland sar-
DINA iEfAthe. persons of NJ. Brchiet and
Count salmour. II
Letters from Rome to the23Ith assert
that an inquiry into the disturbances at
Perugia has been ordered. Ain official
contradiction has been published Of the
reported liberation Of criminals at' Rome.
a circular pnblication,on the temporal
power Of the Pope, and an address BY
His Holiness to the Cardinals in the Lee
cations, have been issued. both express
ing confidence in the Emperor Of the.
French I-4ss S2
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=NIRGINIA, STAT raieslhe n The
V Clerks Office fslhe Circuit Court Or
Putnam comfy, in the month Of JnIy, ls5e.
John Mcf, a lister "A HSNttg' ioo'F