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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05
WAGON. ana B1acksmith Ishort,

3TNHEf subscriber frferms the Inhabitants Of
Ill Coass Mouth and vicinity, that lie. Still
continues to carsson the wagon Making ant
Understanding btisiness. in aIf their d fTerend
branches. he isIprepared to furnish his Gus
tofn4rs with neat, good and substs ntial
Wsgon;his materials are Of the best quality,
ar, heis confident his work VIII bearlinspece
Ftiol,, as il is done either by himseIf, or under
us immediate inspection.
JOHN oyERsHlNER. I
CoAL's Mourn. Feb. a2, 1858. 3:44
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=, ~ saIe q 81 ya,tdbale Negroes q Z.

A the surviving trustee in q certain deed
N or trust, bearing date ting Ith dry q Ja u
uary, 1857, and duly recnrded in ihe cleIk's
Office Of Kanawha county, exeeuted a1y benja'
min s. Smithers to The undersigned, zaad 70
Samuel Hannah, decd. trustees TO secure e
tie President Directors y Company o. me
Bank Of Virginia, the payment 81 eeIt -i.lI
monies specified in said deed, shall at ms
request of the President q Company Of lhe
said Bank Of NIeininia. on e.
Mondaysthe e6A day Of Decspnber, 1888,
sell, al the residence of The said Benjamin 5,
stnifhers, situated on tile Kanawha r,yef e.
about FIVE miles above the towHol MasEa Sd
a, public sauctien, to CHEST bidder, tfof
cash, the following negro slaves, 70; MFt Pef-
rv, Bob jim, Daniel. Dean, Opsellt Park,
Henry Bundy, Sam Bedford, Edmond had
ford, Henry Bedford sam Anderson. Sal w, Car
otine, Judy Isabel May, Martha Nelson,
Hanry, William, Rhoda. Jess, Ella. M9Igs
Katy, julia Daniel, Zaeharlah, Iriah5 Sarah,
Little William Anna, Eliza and her Child i
Hugh, Randall Dtewyy MarlhaJ and Gum,
together Withthe inereaSepf the female POT
ton Of the said slaves that may have accrued
sineethe date ofthederd aforesaid, OF SO many
Of said slaves as may Be sufficient tnEpay of
and discharge SO mnchof said2money'as yei
remains. due said Bank Of Virginia,
\ VIVA. sQUARRfER, Trustee.
A5th November, 1859. 5-31 !
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PuTNEY's FEVER ANDsAGUEPIBLs
ITAHESE Pills have attained great celeb
IL rity in the past. as aeuratiYe In fever
and ague, and all .intermittant feyers,
never having failed TO cure when taken
according 70 the directions. They have
lately been very difficult 10 procure, but
Tile scpbscribertake pleasure 10 inform,
ing the public that he has made arrange
ments % keep q supply constantly on
hand. All who are afflicted With these
diseases should cali Immediately.
JAS. A.1CALDWELL !. "
July 18th, 1853. III VIZ
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ExCha1aEo HoEol,
i NIB. DUDDING, Proprietor,

!. WINFIELD, PUTNAM CO.. wa. 6
TTNHlS establishment has lately been taken
i III charge by Mr.. D., and, has been thoro-
ughlFreflted for the accommodation of tray
elers and boarders His table is well sup
piled with all the market affords, His stabling
Eis excellent and he has plenty OF Graia and
rTh7faGt, is just such House as has been long
needed at that place.. Prices moderate-gise
him -{all. .l.# As
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Trust Sale Of Valuable Mineeal and Time
!. 7bcr Land enSwaters of Inaian Creek !
fi@+@. ] ;,.,..s3 0f Elk River. y "A tsf ...s

DYs.xirtde 81 Deed Of TriiA, executed e
ID tie undersigned Trustee, iby Plyney
Pendel to SECURE to Charles. Cayinder, the
paymentofa a. sEnof money thefein mentioned
and which Desd1is dated the sth day,of No
yember,, 1858, and which isdpIy recoTdedERT
kanawfa Coanty Court Clerk sIoflice, III Bbok
4. page s5ss: ST will, j On ~
hoadoy. the i 9Th aay Of January, 1850,
IN pursuance Of said Deed, ana BY directions
of said Cavinder, proceed to sen, a font Of
the Count House of said County, for cash iii
hand, at,publie auction. tothebighest bidder,
tract OF ABOUT 300 aereslof llama torso much
thereof as viii b6 necessary, 70 pay the debt
aafoteeald E5ands interest land costs Of sale,--
(which tract OF land lies in The Counfyof Ka-
na5syha. on III elWaters of4ndSaa Creek and is
the residue .Qf the back land cohSeyed to the
Said Plyney PenaeH, by Thomas Fife.
~ SnclItit1e as sye$tei in thes Trustee will
be conveyed TO the purchaser. L
Nv JpHNtDRY DEN ( Trustees.
M November 9th, 1859 NJ Is 81 IDS
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EsTrRAY.2,

T,AKEN7 up BY Thomas NJ. Bryan. on his
II land sini Kanawha County, an Esiray
Cew5 Of 4 btown .felor, with 1 white face
about Ten years DID, and marked with a
smooth crop in The left ear, and half crop in
the right ear, and appraised at Sl0.by
WV. A BaYAN, s11 4+ r. {
II. H.. GExr8xf III Appraisers.
So u ~ ~ N ~ ANDREW BRYAN,
Given under my hand, this Ssh November,
1859. A..ty. QUARRlER, Cl,k /
$50 Kanawha County Court
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VIRGINIA Ho USE
y: NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING,
POINT PLEASANT. VA.

# POINT PLEASANT.ss7VEA.
TSFiis Hotel has lately been put in tho
TIL rough rapairedj aRd is now ane OF the
hestauanged Hotels in Western Virginia
The proprietor pledges himself to do Limbs
power toJended those who ma y pstronize-hm,
comfortable when they may stop at his
House. Prices moderate. H e.-'t r
! = 4:4e r. b. HACKNEY, PropriethE.M
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05
TOLL GATE HOUSE.
-. n H.. ~ =
KANAWHA. SAlLINES,

\ y x
THIS house has besd>khor6ugh ly rented
IL and made comfortab be, in every lespecti
to. the travelling community. It<was formerly
kept BY G .G.~Watson, but is now pnder tho
supervision Of theIGntessigged. The rooms
are comfortable and neat and the table not
unsurpassed bYany on the. road. In addition,
i is the regplat steam. boa Slandng for all the
boats thaLfun ourriver. In .addjtionJ have
comfortable outetrooms for travellers and fam
sihes. my stab+eiwiu accommodate SO horses,
snd/dEovers will find itIcheapertto call al my
bouse tina n any other ON The road #
+ aFoH the beneft. OF TIE travelling community,
have inserted The. departures bf the several
steamers that rim cur river i'f~
Ellen Gray TuesdayEbf each week.
i I Kahawha Valley, Wednesday ofeach week.
| A.; W Qnarries, Saturday :" ~
Galffpo'is packet, every other day. w 4.
All. Of which boats stop at my landing, ami
their baggage hauled u. the boat free Of charge.
I'LL H.: e~py John II. JONES.
. October 17th., 1859. ", 4@26 en- !
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL DE sold on the premises. at public
w 1auetlon. on Saturday, the 3lst Hay Of
December next certain lots, belonging 'to the
gheirs OF the late Samuel. Hannah, and sfMhieh
he died. seized and possessed IfNa5t1
These, lois contain ten acres Of Ranawlfa
Dol lom. larfAd--are situated near theNortheast
>pofffoa Of The town or Charleston, adjoln the
lots lof> j ames As~Lewis, B. H. Smith and
Others, nd are we suited for pEIsat T. 4resIa
denees. ~ 5-ssas&1x Ia III. W. q I
Terms Of Satisfactorily cash and the
residue in Two .eqnal aQnuaE instsll@ehtss
wlth interest thefFon RGn~dafof sale. /. !
BOND. with gop& sec0ntY reqnlretrffSnd
tit!e"Tetained antll pnrebase maney paid
q H. .1T HUNTER >H.sMAR SHALL,
T. .'5-@ HENRY E. EDMUNBS, :
II ii r. sI GEORGE G. HANNAH,n
PILLS Executors OF Samuel Hannah Edec'd.>s
t9. by Tres i. BH0uN,
Il T r. -theiS AttY.
N Charleston, Nov. st, 1859. , ir2S :
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Plan Of Inc Lottery.

The NUMBERS from to so 600 corresponding
with those numbers on the tickets printed on
separate slips of paper are enciicled with
small tin2tubes and placed in one wheel.
The fIst $50 Prizes, similarly printed, and
eneircied, are placed in Anpther wheel.
The wheeisaIe then reyoived, and num-
beI is drawn from theswheel of Numbers Snd,
other wheel. The Enumber and prize drawn
out are opened and ex Jed to the audience,
"a nd registered by the COMMISSIONERS. the
Prize being placed against The Number
drawn. This operation = repeated until the
Prizes are drawn out. n& !Ss
b ArfRaxfMA fioS PRIzEs,-Thtltwo proceed
ing and the two succeeding Numbers to those
ORA wing the frste PRICES will be entitled 10
Ethe 4sI AppIoximation Prizes. For exam.
plei7Z il T ieEet No, 1l99bo draws the $50 Geo
Prize those Tickets numbered ll24lss j Q 9,
IA 1851. Il 252 viii each " emitted to $780,
If Ticket No. $50 draws ths sao,pQ0 Prize
those tickets Numbering. SIS, ! 1881, 5S2,
will each be entitled to}$l5GB and 50 on@ac
cording to the above scheme. 4 %fTE.z ~
/ CEa TirrcATE OF PAcKsaGEs Witt 81 sold al
the following rates, which is 'heHisk: IS
Certificate ofpackages ofle v hole tickets $50
T. u" = .$:La -: no hall II 30
l., i I" flnqusFteIFn rs
% liz d" s-4= 10 eighth - 7.5e
d IsORpEkiNo TlcKTTs pr EeRrirlclrfs
/ Enclose the money TO our address fer the
tickets ordered, on receipt Of whick.ihey will
be forwarded BY first mail. Purchasers can
have tickets ending in any figure they may
designate.
Ehe list of drawn numbers and PRICES will
be sent to. purchasers Immediately aftet the
drawing. s5s
Those whoJdo not prefer sending money BY
mail, cam sc
TIE EXPRESS COMPANIES,
whereby mhasy for Tickets, in sums Of Ten
Dollars and upwards. can De sent us
AT DER RISK AND EXPENSE, Is
from any city or town where fEtrefis an Ex-
press Offices The money and order must be
enclosed ina Gensrnmeat Post Office Stamp.
ed Enreiop. ortke Express Companies cannot
receive them. @
All communication strictl confidential. s
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
4-l9yl MCKINNEY & GO. Savannah, Ca, s
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Covington, Charleston and Guyandotte
4 al. Turn Dikeg3. .,at = g '' b

/ 4 III persons ydre neii6eds not 10 endroach
VI upon the lfoa& lesdlAg from ,Cpyihgton
Yia Charlestqn to Guyand0tte by placing their
fences, railfoads, houses sheds, &c, dc,
nearer the eentfe Of said roaa>than the law
allows or byconTettings the said road or any
part lhereofinto storage yardator steam boil.
.efs, retorts1 coke &C. &c, A. persistence in
Violation Of the law contrayaio ltis notice,
may and when ia7the bpiplnn~ Of the@agent,
the plblio convenience is sacrificed, will be
dealt wifi according 70 laws
I oil ,IE.r Y EMICHA Ell Alt road II
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Notice or Election.

4 Infection will be held in District No. s,
~ of Kanawha Count, on Saturday. the
10Th day of December, 1859, toaelect Com
stable ia said District, to fill the Office made
vacant blythe resignation Of Buriett Price.
SO Teste, A. w. QUARRlER, Cttk. .
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05
sItilla Laws sfSEirginfa.
CHAPTER Nj.

< = f T. +- ( : 7
more than two companies ofllsslit ihfantfy
81 rliemsa; Y the case may bs. io each Il
reg,mens q the ,e Slcli companies
shs'l consist Of not less tlian httyzn 81
more than eighty man, rank ,and faie, e
% raised BY voluntary sHtrstm IlI ioF
fear years fxsEth!athe bounds sofSthe reg
insnt e Nhfrhthey belong provided a,
TINT votuateer Regiments zen 81 companlcs
y lioM org .asz ~ slaIl no. os atfIected by
tnls sectlon; A
2; Eafh yoiansesr company when
armed ana uniformed. pesttss rs I q
Wat w members may enroll otf|eaceedfh y
n II, coa'fiou!in2 mem osrs' feacn I, 3
Haom. on 1p1Xing g tIsssreas a VI 9 vi I,
sopPahy II aasanee tnfes uo'tafs' ss'l j.
IL sasIhIs tron asIen IT, : " !. ~, II
ss q w. eo'ppsn5, M 'son ~ g.
.nsr mn's@ NV 'I.. 8 I'll, sa.sp
snat y ma5 s f I.a'ssl gt.se,ssa - &
80 81 ~ as IT e s 49,
~ So =. III III ]
"a : s.,s Ply 81 'aan No. IN, ,s,''
I aEn .hGs. = 'nsla1e. sl'.p, @i'i vi
49, 's''u ~ /" 81 x T yH =
.4s I III H. III .z,g
stI l.'a .9 Il ey't sa' ~
. a s. sai 49,. - I 81. .ss 3
$500. NJ $50 III. IN IT5;a d
800 shaiis - 49,
- All M , sJ r s.,
800 i 49, sI,an H. sa IN 3, - 81
ao,, !, 800
I ,Hs.sofe s'5' s
\ fs q Wlsnesvnr i Il, taars IL .nrJored
;;s{s sstv;.s rbass 4, III bs eailsiai,t M
I'M, 5.,;es ,,nissses 'sn,.,tler n,,,nbSr Nh
s. s s,neJ Il, "A lsnt -. naff,rt,t ne ,,.,ss
/. lsNfp IN tvITI,n,,.or .i@n, ,,anias snbsiii
TIA Il. II I'M IN Vii. hi, IN y, ,Is,,s
mn n1;zs5 IL IA Il, IL { b;el, III
Il i, sa-- III y, ;t,,,.,$ halan,rs
m Ayban IN IN 4, Z iii ~, / ] 4
.hs1I III tge,.., r,h,tL f.agsIbar hs IS !.
.,nrsd e;n1sts,,s;S, i hsissu fsrs ~ 9 3
r,,,To NJ .ee,,,i;r.1 I'll An :sor syr ,he same
a,ii,aslalE IA 1i,;tl,3at NV raan;S;la I, 81!
Iforn ;f'sbsji III dissa1Ead apd i,s nam 81 !
KID shall atbepFs ba TeprbIlaa Il. ia ,eneel
III e.S ]. aiss Il ! MI ID, ,bs d;ssriGta
75,f Whifsb tbayE ) sifs IL ayaty casalof
s.sI,sb lissolnF;5n 81 al,all III M dnty il
I'M eorn,n,,niS aSf dftbe reIiIoent ii which.
fhsssmtz{,csF' & tosrar3y q tba said gdjssa.
I,,,6S1o A { ,ecn ND ,iritd,1t dalau.,7s
. -[F+'
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RED WILD INDIAN. /
Tobacco, Snuff, and segar Store
JOHN r., TAYLOR.

I \ - LIS
MOULD respectfully inform, the eitiksts
w ofGharleston end the surround eoautry,
that he has opened a Tobacco, SnuhE, and Sc!
gar Store, IN the store room in the upper end
all grades jof Tobacco and Sesafs, which be
will sell low for cash, wholesale and retail.z
Choice Brands.
= Hollands Pineapple, the Iris Leaf. ,Lu-
tcullas' Silver Leaf, lkeeomte and Patpna
Brands of. Lyme Bhufg, Harris LOUISE Light
Pressed, Rough and Ready, Fig Leaf, Plait,i
Half Pound, Ne Plus Ultra, and Peafsonfs
Best, We6fss Buck Eye. III
Pure Havana and Principe Segafs,
Il The best Lynchburg Smoking Tobacco. A
ge8sral assortment of Pipes, Stems, Snnff. &c.
His motto is quick Sales and small Profits -
Give him call, and we areesuIe YOU will be
pleased. I 446 t.
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LUMBER / LUMBER

HAvlNG purchased the entire.intsrest in
Ii the<Saw Mill at Coalsmouth, shallbe
al all lines prepared to Gil orders for lumber
lof EeyelY description stihe shortest notice
and shall keep on hand an assortment Of sea
soned lumber Those wishing to purchase,
will do well 10 give ME a CALI "a lts
II ,RM. H. WEBB.
Jan. Sd, 1855, If J437
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v1nneIS1 TIou@e
WISHED, Putnam Co., Va.
JOHN r. HAR BoUR,

lEIop11Gtof.N 7"
TIME above house7is Immediately upon The
IL lIiyer bank, ard is one OF the$esst and
most convenient stands in,the town. tt-has
lately been reftted and repaned, and the pro-
prietof fdttefs himself that he#Mil be able 10
accommodate all, who may cal upon him in
the.yery best ofstyleA II
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.DIISSoHUFION,

i DlSS0Et1F iON.
THE co-partnerchip heretofors exis sting he
the undersigned, wasIdtssolyed by
.nTutuat consent, On the 10Th DAY Of SePtem.
Der, A. D., 1859.
q - SAMUEL. BENEDICT.
= n. DAMAN. s.
All accounts of The late arm ar Benedict q
Daman will be settled ily SAxuEL REsEDrcT.
) coBlsnoulh, KaRaWha Co.. Va, q
!. Get. TT. 1878 3t--6t
7soSsTABLEsS ana o|has sc AvKs rs
* u u IL this nice.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05

Valuable Will Property for Sale.
T OFFER nor sale valuable SAW & GRlSf
il MILL, withtwo acEesol land attached.
anon which there is a new and comfortsbis
Dwelling Hohse. This Mill IS Msil sitas tetizsl
half mile belowNt the MouthE Of Coal River,
Twill take- pleasure in showing the property
10 any: one desiring to pptc6ase. II
Rs s. hi u udPS0N.
CoaPs Mouth. 1885, fiji
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05
Wilson House,
r o. WILSON, PROPRIETOR,
q h aErl es ton, K7anza whn Co., Y

II =" g II % tUHs NHHNIW7H W E.H'
FlRsTf BUlLplxG iBoyE TnE COURT noesEt !.
The Ptoprietor>of this new and splendid
brick Hotel, is now prepared to receive visit
fors Mp pains will be spared to render taS
Table ardTBar worthy 1.-THE support offhe
ETrav4hgg Public. Rates as low as al any
ather House Of equal sta naihg.f /375 I
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TrisweekIy lire from Charleston to
J. Point Pleasant.

/ viii run d hack regularly between the
above places during the present summer. as
follows Il Leaves Charleston on Sundays,
Wednesdays and Fridays returning leaves
Point Pleasant every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. t~gs. r. =
6 le% VI JOHN Ts&HABhtllth'
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FTre6h "a 1.reIUaI.
JUST received per stesmerA. Nv. Quar-.
u rieI, large stock Of
Fl FAMILY GROCERIES. ";
which have beenselected to suit tke Market
fyou want nything in the Grocery or Pro
VISION line, YOU will ind tito your sdva itagt
y call at the CHEAP Cash STORE
Feks - s-4S ~ MI. b. SoYrsa4
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-12-05
APfRoXIAATlON PRf7Eg.
a1ilD ~ aAin M :.

25,s2s Prizes amounting 70 ss65.04
WHOLE TICKETS $40, HALvrs IS, avAs7sRs Sc
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.
ny ffsTt
THE Ex YtaIsP DRAWINGS
Bddy 4 Co.'S Single NumbeyI :,
,elfes will tale piece in public, utIdeF ~
Superintendent Of Swbfn EommissIousr, ~ !.
Adgustas Geotgia, asfoElo%s: -
Class so II
Z Draws saiuEaay' Noyemser slss $50. i
CLASS No. 81
ORA Tvs Saturday December d. $40.
CLASS 20! So
Dfaws Saturday. Janua1y 2b 1853.
& classic 60
Draws ss,uraay February is. 1860
"A
81 ExTRAoRprNzkY sDEAwrso, J.
To take rlace as above specIa,s.
/ 9r6nH py;s. ~
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iFlsk's PATENT metallic

Oh Werk Of al kinds done at this once
Lawysrs and other BLANKS pfi led
- Eea.Esxs ara sss<ich ~ e
, 1859-09-01
GnrtbA1di~-SAFd1nla-.S2Foy,

Garibaldi is said 10 have resigned bis commits
siuu in the Sardinian army. His Chasscurs-
Sd mauy Of them as are Pied,uontcse-vil be
either Incorporated with the regular army, or
dismissed. Such of them rs belonged to ether
Italian States are josning the Tuscan or Mode.
peat forces. Garlbaldi, rho IS reported to be
quite i'll, has been elected deputy to the Pied
lnontese parliament fruul S:ralela mis- eivc-
ton is said to hare been fuvored By Govern.
1nent. Victor Emanuel will continue to exer-
The war, until after the Zurich peace is settled.
He is employing them iu organizing Lonbardy
by DEGREES that ,ake the shape and force Of
laws. Tie latter will Of course be subject to
discussion by the new Parl ament in which
Lombardy will be represented. When discus
sion Is permitted again iu S2rdinian Parlis-
ment it is likely to he stormy enough on the
SAVOY question among others. Saroy does not
ask 10 be annexed 10 Fraucc so much rs 10 be
separated, in pretty much cvery hing but mans,
frntn Sardinia. She desires au independent ad.
ninis1rat,on, mt being Italian geographically,
nur liucuistcatfy, nor in political feeling
wnnld accspt, say, it agreeable, Sardinian
terls a''ont autonomy and nationality, and would
i'll" to Try aone Of each. The Italian Tyroirse
arc EXPIRE, ."s similar views. with different
appll- -...u. thty desiring to be joined to Eene-
til, not hcin: Austrian. The Dohemiaus are
a!so reyivIng their theory Of nationality, and
federated Austria as opposed TO centralized
Austria. And the Germans proper are talking
more and n,ure earnestly of their nationality
which should be centru!zcd under German
Parliament and the leadership Of Prussia This
national movement in Germany, though not III
a way TO get further than uords for while yet,
is deeply interesting to watch eyen in this stage.
The old lcaren of ls4s IS always working. Will
the crowued heads lire aud learn, or not learn
and cease 10 live: Louis Napoleon cannot A.
wAys be saving them.
, 1859-09-01

oAf H. OhlllINI. p H00Ay, aug MI
hare only tin,c to drop .ou d lug 40 .as
tho "huacas' Is no humbu-. ] think that
fhfee.fourihs Of the natives who bare returus,
huve each from $40 to tlV,e worth Of vold
shall 20 up TO lie place, about thirty miles
from here where th' re urc some three hundred
natives digCsny. The Indians arc con,ny il
every day With from three hundred to tivc hun
dted dollars worth, which sells here at Il .Gs
The cassi'Iana, Ut about t3,Gu per ounce truy
wei-ht. Some Of I is mixed with copper, but
the greater part IL pure gold. The In.liuus
want 10 sell the poor, but bold on 10 the finest
guild. have SEEN some images weighing twcnty
three ounces, and solne little ones not oyer cue.
eighth Of All ounce. | bare lot of pots, ina
graves.
The graves are All single, dug in the ground,
aud each IS coEered by nine OF ten a4t stones
from the river. They find the pots and other
carshenware about four feet below the surface,
and @sIe god from two to three feet below ,hut
The lafgc gold, is deeper than the sma'l. No
bones are found 10 the grayes. but traces Of hu
man hair are found in SONG. There have been
10 figures, OF course, Of horses, dogs, cows, or
q any Of the European animals found ia the
graves. Many Of the vases hare painted letters,
vers sirail II to the Chnesr, Oh them; and s.w
one gold figure Of the human hend, With the
.'alMond eyes cf the Chinese. hare seen
some pl4.ei Of gold with figure or letters like
Chinese character.
It is 30 rusuy here, at this season, that be.
ltere that pune but natives eau work; and
would therefore advise alt s,rnn e s tu wait till
the dry season, m Januury.) as there are graves
eAuush for ten thousand TO keep robblng for
the nc1t hundred years.
There are reports Of rici "p1acers" harins
BEEN discovered. aud have seen some native
gold in the hands VI Iadians; but the quantt.v
does not justify the belief, in my mind. that
there has been anY considerable quantity found,
rs vet
, 1859-09-01

tbs fsQ Of that year tho Stats was admitted esd
the trtt election for Sta&s officers was held,
when Mi. Bidd(s Na8 run ~ Governor, bat
xsa defeated y Stsvens +. Masou- ii the
nsssed99 of the 4rsk La kislata1s 16eaAa ~ -
esnAta4ts for q. g. 8saatae, md s1estsoa II
so0instio1 Of ~ Senate BY two U13osity II .
voas Of 1xteaa. Tbe Hosss, bsvsvsf, no3-
asted John Nosvsll, aAd In III joiaA convsntisa
Of IL two Houses whaeh folloss4, HI. Nofvsa
Was ehosen BY vote Of IS 10 70. In 1883 Maj.
Biddle ran on N independent ticket for Lieut..
Governor. both Democratic md Wing tickets
being IL the fsld, and wa1, Of course, defeated.
This comprises the principal points of the po-
ltical history Of the deceased.
BE Has quits tafeely Mentldsd With the buai-
naaa interests Of this city during tho thirty three
yeot1 tRa2 h1 WaS constant re4ident here, and
wa possessed Of considerable landed cstste.
The Baddls HOUSE derives il name from him,
Aod ~ tFeeaed on property belonging to him
He also e1ned = considerable qusstty Of land
nov occupied :. she site Of the houriahiag VII
lage Of Wyandotte, ten miles below this city on
The nseT. u The town Of Mooguagon.
Maj Mddts wss the lsst Of liz hso4herx, oas
q whom xas Hicholas Bidd!e, Of Philsdelphia,
the famous President Of the q. s. Bank He
left Detroit In 1s49, and has spent most OF his
time @pcs in Paris. He leaves wife in dsltea&s
haalth and two children, = son and = daughter
The former, VIM g., resides in this city, and
the latter is The wife Of Col Porter Of the q. 8.
army.-Det. 7r1bua4, Aug. e9sA.