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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
PHILADELPHIA CARDS.
T w. q j. r. STARR,


I w. Il u. r.. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORK
Camden, New Jersey,
-Manufacturers1f--
All kinds Of CASTINGS and APPARATUSto or GAS WORKS.
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMEs,for Retorts and other
Houses,
RBToRTs and all CASTINGS roquireds setting them nthe
Attest and most improved nodes
WASHERS, coNDENsERs sCRUBBERs and EXHAUST.
ERs. for relieving the Retortssron pressure.
PURIFIERS varying 1000 to 100000 cabcfeet daily
purifying capacity
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIEvEs,s or PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS, TELEsCoPIc and SINGLE with Cast Iron
Guide and Suspension Frames.
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS IN to 4s inches diameter, Water
Gas.
STREET MAIN CONNECT IoNs such as Branches Bends,
Drps, Sleeves etc. .-
STOP VALVES from to inches either plain
WROUGHT IRON WoRR-Al the Smith and Sheet lror
Work required in and about Gas Works.
Es-Commnnicatons should be addressed to the PRINCE
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
H9-BRANCH OFFICE, t25 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. jcl3 1yaW
MEALS ABBRosIA WHISKY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
B E U F RIv Err

Leaves the first rise in the River.
REGULAR POINT JEFFER-
Msg son and 1,3 B%nf River Paekst-Ths sn eor md
MSSaazessaEsB F. GOODWIN master Freese and Dorsey,
clerks viii leave above for Point Jefferson and all nte
date landings Sh pper and passengers rely ha ling
business entrusted to her attended promptly and
recty As the Froc of light draueh she will all lines
be able go Point Jefferson hout deten on For freight
PASSAGE having unsurpassed accomm dations Apply
board.
vIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI3,
nl6 Advertising Agent.
H~ Dnring the last the f. has built expressly
for the Bout river trade and for comfort safety and speed is
not surpassed by any boat in the trade.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

Per steamship Mexico, from Galveston and Il
dianola-32 cabin, 10 deck, negro.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
Domestic Ports.
Exports.

New York, November 19.--Cleared for New Or
leans, brig Emily Vista, Staples.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
gTEA MROATS.


NJ. %. AND g-anp -,.vu~zrzsvz,,
sGS4M MEMPHIS UsMAIL g
Tazsz1ssazsSsLINE OF PACKETS.
Composed Of the splendid steamers
Ingomar, J. D. Clarke master,
Republic, A. Baird, master,
leaving every MONDAY.
Imperial, G. Rogers, master,
John Sfmonds, J. F. Hicks, master,
Every WEDNESDAY.
Belfast. A. II. Irwin master,
" .".. I'll. X. w. HfIl, =. II. Newell master
Every FRIDAY.
Connecting Mt Memphis with
RAILROADS AND PACKETS FOR ALL POINTS
NORTH, EAST AND WEST.
For freight or passage apply to
. JNO Z. HYDE 4 CO., Memphis Packet Office,
n2l II 81. Charles Hotel. left wing
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
Leaves every SATURDAY at5P.
NEW ORLEANS AND VICKs

49, =. burg s, Mail Line-For Donaldsonyle Piaa
nemlne, Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Sara
Red River Landing; Fort Adams Natchea Water
hurgThe Natchcz, T. p Leatbers master will leave
as above every Saturday 81 O'Clock P. NJ.
selo II capo,ndeiet st,,eet.
The Natehez Vcksburg steamers Hope
and Prince for Yazoo river.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

MYSTERIOUS SECOND s1sHTn.
II ELL Err!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

Leaves EVERY SATURDAY at o'clock P. VI.
NEW ORLEANS, MONROE AND
f. h. TRENTON WEEKLY PACkET For Trenton,
xSzsE Trinity, Month Of Red river, Bayou Sara, Baton
Rouge Paquemine Donaldsonyile, and al intermediate land
ings The steamer j. E. Pargoud bilt expressly for
the trade Tobn comtnandet leaves above pnnetnay
This steamer regularly Trenton Monday
with the ghtdaft steamer Cornie Capt Williams taking
freight for all points the DArbonne and Core bayous with
out extra expense for storing ETC.
For freight Or passage, apply on board or 70 4.
GEO. D. HiTE, No. 5 Front street,
...-.. t.. - or MGCt LI.tiM Il HAWTHORNE,
Of Common and Carondelet streets.
BAH freight for way and plantation landings must be
paid by the shippers Of the boat Passengers will be
landed at point the Coast regular Coast Packet
clerk will be ready receive freight the evee Friday
morning.
plan of the cabin be and passage secured by
plying to the agents. NIP
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

evening with light fall Of At Pittsbulg the river is
feet and falling with ifee and falling at Pakesburg Here
h river has receded inches during the "a hours There
is feet in the and feet in the steamboat the
Falls The Lower Ohio and the Cumberland in fine nasiga
BILE order The latter stationary with 5a feet
shoals FreRhs ffeing in moderate quantities Tor Pitts
burg Pakersburg Nashville and st Lonis with light trade
for Memphis New Orleans, at the following rates:
New orleans-Whisky, $40; Oil, 81 10 Flour, Soc Pork
T5c. Bacon in hhds, 30c and ohe Pound Freghs 50
per lGO LARD in bbs kegs etc. 3c lG0 Horses So per
head Machinery Zoe. 81 10.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

The river fa ing rather yesterday with
in the canal dark mark decline
FIVE inches during the previous twenty four hours On the Falls
five and half feet in the pass The weather
cold and cloudy all day
burg yesterday the river falling steadily with
six feet four the chanue Cincinnati
had fallen inches in The previous twenty four hours
The Cumberland Nashville, slowly rising yesterday.
with six feet of water reported the shoals.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26
/ PEOPLES LINE..........P PEOPLES LINE.

r .ECOMPTE d CO.'S CLARET-50O cases qs
~ and pls- pat up in elegant style For sale by
S. d. GRATIAA & CO.,
N {fusfnr rnn1aa
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

MoBILE--Per steamer Calfornia-I05 bales ent-
ton P Maxwell 81 do j T Hardie &co-- rs bhls
lime Holden &co- 20 bxs wine i Grief $50
-sundries to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-26

The this point still stationary heavy rains
this vicinity yesterday having had that effect.
AT ST. Louis the river is in the fix some boats
po ling 81 and others feet in the channel Cairo
White is rising slowly Jacksonpor, with % feet 10
Augusta.
AT early honr yesterday the windows Of heaven
opened and this region deluged with rain. stopped
pouring I'LL long after dark when the wind changed and blew
the North in such savage gusts send humanity hv
eing Business the landing almost en ely
Fended
The only shipment of cotton from this port yesterday
bales.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
4 California Trial faf Burglary.

III, -, .s,t t I'd. III.
= ieiioT named i'onks was ia'e'S lriea
e iuoa wy lor entering miner 4 Il, 'en1
ara s,eai'ng Ia ts pas 81 g's -, dust, sainea
z. eighty f4lr dolia,s. lh g, 81
showed fifal he had been employed n il !.
and knew extetty wher-s 54ii fya,lea siep'
AND where he kePt ms dast 'nat1on tht
n,ghtol ocl i9.h, ne cet SUI ~ ING ~
tent. reached NJ took lhp Dag and then
jim Butler, the principal witness, tes-
tlted that ne saw the whsle cu'-sa" the
man reac1 s'p-Tand heard MN run away.
Pulpu, gr=ia'n "a 9,1 eon,inned
the witness: .s ~ hefl5 leo1ehe I'D him:
\ didn't tindlBtll : eas ; out = was Hound
Afterwards v sllels, hF !. .hFo s u;
eoaasef Jor Gel lrts ~ Ut, fioW i a..
dnt ,hs get Y, when he5Yspok me sdast
gafter- We'll. he<w .sF ssooPin over
s----aDUa HAL H. shonii say
f.f sltt Mn 1assa ,,gx,,r h.,.,.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
roLL GATH HOUSE,
8 K Ana VIVA. SALINES.

\. u
SHlSi-boD has been thorensAly re6ttea
~ aal made cornfortab.s, in even, respect.
70 The ttsyelng comhhohiiy. = II was formerly.
kept tby O G. watson bat IS 69w Under M
supervision Of the Undersigned The ,oos.s
are comfortable and heai, and tse table nos.
unsurpassed by any on The read. IN aaaditions.
q i the regular stean-o at landing for All NJ
boats that run our fiyeT In addition, I have
comfettable otitet rooms for tfaye en- Sr,l fam
Eiies. Es stable wfltsecommodate 50 fos,r...
and dfayefsgw, find il cheaper 10 taIl al NJ.
bonss than ,aux,other on he load -
For The beneft 4 The travelling comnuh..s y!
have insert d be departures On n $3.50
steam-rs thAtfI nj fiyef - ss.srsT.S
Ellen Gray Tuesda ~ o. esek week.
IA nawhas alley. Wednesday, OF each week
a " Quar- e.. SatasdgY -
Galllpo - packet, ever, nfRer day. 6
Az t.f which boats st'p 1t nv landing md
thsir baggage hanied to the boat ftee n cS.rrs,
JOHN H. JONES'
October l1ah. 1859. ls2e ~
& 7707t Z sHd ~ otH
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
Feb. 9Th. ,seo. AZ TIas,ee,
Sale of 370 shares Of the Capital Stock
ofsssThe Union Oil ard Coal Company >,

Sale of 370 shares Of the Capital Stock
of'ssThe Union Oil ard Coal Comps -
10y virtue OF j decree rendered BY the Cir
iOtGnii Court Of Kama &ha Ctunty nnt'od
dav Of Deremb+F, 1859, in Abe causes OF VIM
Pa fhell, ,Cqmnl,ts. ys. Marcus A. Finch and
cthers, Diet rs. sfephen Smi, b. GompI Tvs
Same and Others, DefIts., r, nc. Isl.sferro,
comp3' Us. Same anil OF b. rs, Def lis, inc. q.
Taylor vs.. Same and Others. Def Is. Thos. J :.
Ilnltants, Admit Gnmpl,t. US. Same and 9th
eIs Def is, Ista' ! On n Ii :, tl 3s e 4 II
! lfopdgy he 4 81 dry Of Aqrfh. 600.
eeflat pubic aac.i i'm 10 The his he's. b dder,
in front or9liesfs court House. d1at Of Kama " ha
Con, ~. $40 SEarrs Of 4 he 1C4ili.al STICK Of
:. The Uai6nGhl and Coal Gompansa'' or So
f;thereof asmayt e nteess =, iesa;i>fythe
several delAs u The said c"mplninants Tie
purchaser " IT. " required to- paw FIVE per
cent Of the pdfs haze money ia hand, AMI the
baiance Id twoieqHal instal.ments at six u MI
-niae mouths With inter.M fr.ln date The
purchaser % III shond with eooa fecnfity fbf
The deferred payments. E. SEA RNflLJpp.ss.
II Shsrf X tna VIVA Co.
/ 6 February, issn. .s.s1-gs6II M Ff,S'
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
is COMMISSION yERS's SALE ! a.
,F 4 yALUABLESTEA M "a tV-MfI.L,

DY.sift.e b d. cree Of the Cilc ail cour
ID OF Kanaw ha County, rendered att ne "a j
rsFsa, ] $50 III q feraaiu chsncs ryeause here
in pend ne, ihAshi 1 Thanfas tingles n etl-
els are Gsmpisina hts. anil B snjanhn s. 'fbomp
sai5 ana ID VsFs are Defsndaatss the ishifer
signed spt clal iC,p,n issiepess alp in:ed BY
6alii CONT TOT tf.at pI,rpose, wilton I4g,,
Monday hs 2efh day Of February. ! 800
srlL, n pub in fseal7 of thetlo. OF
the Cut fIbusr OF K nav IN fnnnty a u the
|. ghss} hidder j certain lot okp reel af land
Silnsfed btlhwsthe mouth "a Goa Ritt /, III
said Conntyfsf Ksnawha. ami cniitafaiiig III D
acres OF. land up n which there as crested a
valuable S cam Saw mill. INV !.
The pu.chastr Of the land and Mil. will
be r,qulr dfo pay Ten per tent af the pnif
chase money IN hand. aRl II execute his bonds
with good ssecpruy Tor the Etsidne pa oh eI6
tbdee equal thstalmsnts 81 six. welse< and
eighteen m0aths, with in seres, Fl, m 0afea
{. MI. f.,ssaa. 4. b. SWAMI. t.3s
WM. 40 ,ARRiERs -
Jan. 3, 5.37 ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
IN NO,nOE,. +
no BOAT pfLDE!ss AND LUMBER.

THE undetsignea wishes to negotiate Al
/. h. once, Fnr i he hnild ng Of several baa s Tor
lheTu<e Of The Kama ha, River improvements
III for he delivery 81 y lis pf timber and
plank, sglta Bile .ior building said blats.
. Pans Tor tie b as, bills of timber and
plank, aid, sl necessary ,iniorpatioA will be
furnished N those who NAV { all on me AZ my
Aiiffice 81. frDr j. Rogers D ug Store 81 On
Al. r. LaidieS Esq ,Sec'y Of the KInawhs
Board. for The. Inpfoyement II Ranawha
River. JOHN A BYERS,
N 81 81 .gE EEagsT. x. n zIit5p,. H
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
TLsy,as;;s ! ]; ,,,,,..s,;on 4, IEranco 81

There is 4 question IN France Of
Imposing q M Oh bacl,elors as' M
Epradnctive men. bcrs Of sociefy. Ills
Efhe New York Ledger says is the re-
vial Of. an Old aud forgotten usage.
The Romans, at one period of their
history, compelled all men to marry
who had reached the proper age; 1t
other periods they permitted men to
purchase an exemption from tue mar
riage tie by the payment of' 4 fine -
Eli the early years Of the Norman
kings of England. bachelors, who
were past the age OF %, were faed
according to- their rank. A duke
was Obliged to pay1tweive gnine,is q
year for the privilege Of remaining
aitwedded. IA laborer was allowed
THE same freedom at the moderate
annual charge ofone shilling. IN lat,
tel. days, however. when the art 81
taxation was better understood. and
people were more abundant, and e.
says began To be written upon 4 sur
plus population, J" bachelorhood was
released from taxation. and d tax laid
npon marriage. a. duke was then
compelled to pay fifty pounds for . IL
cense to1nparry. and 4 common person
two and sixpence.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
/ Maiden HoI1se
ROBERT LAKEWOOD, m pa 3.

This well known sud popular Hotel has
4 recently he n repaired and ref led 3fpt
the enter inment OF she public The 4 ne,
IS LARGE and eoInm6digusi the table " II IS
supplied with tIely dishstl.e eouniry al rus,
while the beds and sle ldlng, ae the Sery.
le tand most comfortable Il and abe stalking
IS NOT suIpasse't-hysisns ,iIo.efin Westera
yMgtnis, and is cons.autly supplied WITH 81,
hhfslof The btst feed 81
ihs partridge d hsrrblie i retPestfuilS
sohcifed. u. ~ . isEezs 5. !.
Dseeabrf. isss. aus !.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

Some years ago Mr.. kmwell was
preaching to d large audience il 4
wild part OF Illinois. aud announce,i
for his text: !. hIS}ny fathers hons
are many mansions. He had scarce
Us read the words#when 40 cid coon
stood MP and said III.
Il tell yon, folks, that'sfa lie ]
know his tather well. He lives fift
teen. miles from Lexington. jim oil
ke,liuck. III IN Old Iog cabin, an
there ain I bui one room i,tthe house
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

$500 -N4N- ~ ~ ~ s G3A ~ Ms
Few coua:npnitjss are more strong
iyfmbued with i passion for horse
racing than the good people O
[ Natchez.. III New York folks talk
! ssoRer and .engine ? illf Paris they
i talk horse They believe In qaadru-
peds, and hoslItng else 70 own the
fastest horse ID ,Natchez, To enjoy tile
fee silnple ot'an honor i'm cofnparison
with which 4 member OF Congress
sinks into nothingness.
Inc October last the n fall meeting
took place ard led to more than the
usual qnanfity OF excitement and
brandy cocktails. The last race of the
day was sort Ola free fight open
TO every horse that had never won q
race i purse $500 4; entrances $50
Among these who proposed to &c
in, was q Yankee peddlar, with d sor.
( rel COLT of rather promising proper
ations. He titus addressed one BIT the
y judges: t3} ].
/. Ifsay, captain, I should afke. to go
IN for that plisa ie5"
n With what E.
!" Thai sorteI colt
'Is lie speedy i'' 3~4 VI
{ sfa.si calculate he Sis, 81 / would moi
wisb 10 risk L load III tiuwhre Oh TN
reeultu
I ]. Do YOU ,u know the terms 4,
4. like q book -t,,iss q 5I)o and en-. ,r
{ rance fee S5$ Sand there the dita,,s3 /
Here Yaukeesdrew out 4 last ce,, !,
tury VALDEZ. AMI 1soeketl NJ, two XII
and 4 v Ain9of,IIso fl,.,se VII ! witness!
ed' the oneraf;on' vas Jack Rink.s.,i
tlIe Bellegn;s House, ,Jacks5saw@ his
customer. &i,il ilnme,liatefyE II eaasI,rt.,j
him Tor an entertainment, sAtfersth,;
!. as,,al fuss Ana E palayer. lie horses
were brouellI o9,t saaidIed ssaad9pre-
nared for 4 sinvle heat Of i've, miles
There were doll 3conpetitors besi,les
tllet Yaukes 'rhe latter was 4 smart
sorrreel colt. viii, 4 fine eve s,a and 4 lift
OF the les that indicated 4 speed aul
: DOftGlI1 t4e3If -. Eff3E 81 r I, t4<3 r.
*. Bring lib the horses said the
Julee e 5st ..ss5.f
The horses vera hrb,tr,toht.nr -the
Yankee gatI,erea rs his Minis ana AT
iiassed lis stirr,1bs. Willie doi1hI65e,
lthis MI. Rink vent HI tlie re,,r !. q 4
.|Ss.4Lhe .sotrel coli ,4aand l,faee,i 1 eIa.st.
mt .b,,rr nnIlcr l,;a taiI The nest
moment tl,e or,lersto, se.go,' was given
ami away q went ,,ii,e horses of ali p,sise
able aoes a Il c.,,,,iitions
The yankee WAS ahead and kept
there. IT'D, Ware i. was evidently,
pleased with the way things were
working. mia siliIedha smile thai
see,ned 70 saw 1t54syAr j.
\. !. That priss will .be4inine, Id less
time iran Il. would take a creased
L iiggar IL slide down d suuaaped lli liberty
pole ~ 1
Poor .fell0g /! ]. lie hadn't reckohc3iI
onFtl,at cl,es},1nt sbt,r the ..irritant,,,11
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
Tri-weekiy line FROM chatls,tsn =
R.,iaf RlaA.anA
Washington Hall, !
Ripley, Jackson County, yirvinis.
y MA TTTRa s--4s,....as-

IJTot'IH respectfully Erifornlhis old enc
w 4 meis and the PUBLIC 3, neraily Thai No
has agair-siakrh possessiAn Of this He,t-
known establishnent and neuid be glad n
entertain his ffiends and rustum. n de has
determined q apply kiimSeifeiossly 10 his Ia.
in.ss and will give promp' attention TO az
who ray favoFf him with their patronage. -
Ills haTf~ill IT all times be furnished Ni.A
The best imported and domesGc | i4aers. Al.
go stock of oholee Cigars aai fabseeas
convey passengers to snypoini Of destiastfoa
1 Ripley, JanbaEyss27. rs g..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
Excnanxe Hotel,
N. B. BUDDING, Proprietor,

" fSFfEf.D, PUTNAM co, VA.
THIS estsbsisbment has lately been takes
IL in charge BY Mr. T., and has been ihoro-
ushly reflted fot the &eennmoe alton IL trss
Hel+Fs an ! baardts His lsbse, is well ;urr.
pli, with all TIE marketaffifds. His stablisg
rs excellent and be has plenty Of 6raiH AID
Hay 7 horses H.s S-rysnsaF are attentive.
In TACT, it is just such IIon1e as has beeRl gag
needed a. thai place. Prices msders4e-
MIN call t-3I y
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

In the Pixies Peak Fe.staBs, such deli
Ic,is,'iss a.s chickens bling - apair. egg.
SO per- dozen. and sweet potatoes Al
s-sals PR pound. Common dishes, suci
- Wild taskars roasted and stuffed wit.
snielepe hsarts. cheiesI slices Of Cat beaI
nea. and black tailed .iserase sud cheap
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20


A Wis., S s.-At iee4nt sleceiaiijin
Massachusetts,, + lad presented himself Al
she polls tuI claim the beaeft Of the elec:
Atise franchise.
Feeling deep interest il a certain
candidate. the father. whoIwas evidently
to'the boy s preference, stoof'a,
the. ballot box and challenged his righ,
TO vote. on The ground Of his MT being y
age. The young man declared he was
twenty -one years old, THAI he knew ii,
and assisted on his right.
The father becoming indignant, and
wisfihg rs the saying Is, '',p bluff him
off before the Judges. said
= Now, Bob. will ydu3 stand up thete
and eoptradict me : Don't | know how
olts YOU Arc !. Wasn't there r.
I S-Bab looked his contempt for the cid
man ) speech, Al he hastily teplied !:
HI. Thunderalf9n s'pose you was
wasn't there. too 90 E.. II
r This settled the affair, and in went the
seion's vote.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

- i q
Il Nor REcoaslzEp. "A gentleman
ON q visit TO Washington, one day
very coolly opened the doorfof tile
Senate Chamber; was ahrui otpass
IN, when the dporkeeper asked Arr
Won q privileged nenber?'rs n What
DO you mean By tliats' asked til.
stranger. Tie aret,ly was. :. 4 COVER.
nor, and sex .inemberof Congress. or i
foreign minister The stranger re.
piled that hs was d administer. sssFronl
what court Or country r. asked the
official Very gravely pointing up
the stranger replied, from Heaven
sir TDwhidh the doorkeeper wag-
gishly replied, this government al
present holds no intercourse with thai
sfQreign power, u s.ss.s G,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

l FeEE kSD SLAVE PowER.4-An aanec.
.dote Is havtng the run Of our Exchanges
which illustrates quite we'll the notions
which some people obtain assto hemuch
talk III G.. slave p,Wef''I' 10 the Government.
h Is RELAXED hat q good old lady VIII.
had resided all herttdays ii i country in
noctnl ofsraiIroads. bat well suppledlwith
abolition newspapers and documents,
made her ifstssisit sto a, town arquaint-
anae III The strset 4 locomotive drawing
i heavy Train was seen approaching puff
fiag aud blowingfto It's utmost. II. What
ON airtIl is thai g. g. said the tild lady
Is That & rpioined her friend--.' why thai
- a locomotive" "a locomotive p
said the lady, why bless my eyes. d !
thought il was The 'larnal slave power
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
W113o11. Hol11e.
o. WILSON, PR0PRIETOR,
: o. ~ FL

riIsr no LpIse aspvE THE coQnr HOUSE.
I The Proprietor of this new shd splshd:d
bfiek Hotel, j. now prepared to receive visit.
ofs. No pains viii he spsfed 10 render Vie
Table Ard Rsf worthy OF me support offbs,
Travelling Puhl,c.s Rafessas low AL i. spsS
Fthef House ofseusl sta n,ling. x ".
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
Regular KanaWha & GalIipoiis Packel
VT CT OH
81 CnRrsTs n "A WE THAYEF
ut Captain. - Clerl
wILL Rus As FnLLoMs

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Leaves Kahdichd ..Salines every Mo,day,
and FRIDAY. Leaves Galifpotis
ekery Tuesday, Tharslay and saturday.
Every attention paidF io3 PASSENGERS and
Frfaght. Being Q very lighs drl f: bt4l. +'tht
ightest IN the tFade,l she will rEif at all
times " hen not detained Nv ice m
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
fCJrnniissioner,s Sale Sf 1900 acres II
variable lard on Coal river in, Ha.
tnaWha County. Va. @@9

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snaWha County, Va. sse f~sI
EDY virtue oil adscree ofsihe Gifral Caufi
ID for Kanawha Couatys rendered at its
SpHgg Tenn. 1883 in 4 q rLln3 CHANGED,
csuse, therein depending, whcfefn Richaft "
NheIa Els comp salnant. and The heifssH Rat
l3srd Keana and utllvEss are defend lnfs. lii.
Undersigned Special Of tniIilssloflr I sppoInteS
by said lcenss iot that p tppse, viii. I'll
Kondoy he lsM aeg Of Mdreh, 1860
ell al Rahlie ahetion. III front 81 me Cour
iaous- Or Kaaawha eouasy. to the hixbest
.biiaers 3 ferfa d ir4cl OF land oe which Ell
ward kenna di. d ssei2Ssi pn Coal .riserin said
i oints. containing 4dtG % acres mote OF i OF
much Thereof IS may be Hserssafy To pas
he deb. intesest}and cess Of said suit and
ii tile sale, amoahtsfg tossoine - o. Said
. and is par :icnlsrly described and fet cnt in
! ne prpess i'll ssid cause. 90
Terms Of saie. - II credit Of 3. is and 81
months taking ftosa purchaser bo:iss vi b
approved secnrify. Sesring interest fr,In day
5if sale. and ti;le stained until full payment,
IS further security "a n. IA
GEO. S. PATTON.
81 M special Over.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20

Union sfnot always strength, 4
the sailor laid when he saw the pursel
mixing run, With water.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
KiNiTHl AND lISrlNSATI PIrEEF.
The splendid Li;qtt 0fough Frts.;iget and
a. & Pfssenqer Pocket, IFfsFT E.5
"a. NJ. ouar1eie1

s 4As w. 1uar1e1GI
-Ctpt r. RoSka sso o.. ii. Z. JsnssoN Clerk
MILL MN as regular packet between
wv 5Kanawha .Salass AMI Cincipnab:E e
Leaves Ranawha. Saiin.s every Saturday al
3 clock, IA. NJ. ARRIVES at Cincinnati every
Sunday at 4 O'Clock, r. M
Leaves Cincinnat, ererv Tnesday At 4
o'elack, P. NJ, Arrives at Kanawha Salines
every fhnFs,lsy ara o. clock. r. ". -
Passengers and shippers may rely Upon shet
pm neutrality. All prferseu tst1ste foT the ca re
Of the bnat will be promptly attended to- +
Feb. 9Th 5-il 81 IS
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-02-20
vIRGINIAH HOUSE,
NEAR srKAa.BoAr LAspIEs,

PUNT PLEASANT, 49, Z
TtilS iAe,el has lately heen put N Tia
rough rspai.ed, and is aoW one Of tie
Ehe proprietor pledges, himself I. do slkinhs
p 'wer t"tendedihose who may paironize him.
comfortable when they may Stop a. hb
House, Prices moderate - h.S5s =.
a;4s h. B. HACKNEY, Proprietor.