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qnIcNly MS possible 10 'o'ao pace "u''o
can be kept privately and 'h'n 'P"'ch "Ho
SEQ wh'ther those hPo th"Nsali' haN'' eAh no
found upon tt. DO 'h!'' ana i')pin no II
nan an hour at The NM WIZ ""'l 'o' YOU
thrf''
returned 'mn'di"'e'y 10 The ""'h "h'
ne'I,' INC cSiIt. i'h oi me pp''h''' '.'''''
NJ nn'ro' cniGr'd my room
iho'e i ne -'''l' IN voice lH'''''S M
H'r great 'Sc'tc'n' ~, mo F''u-' 'I money
upon 'h' BODY q ms ""''''naF'o 'Ai'' IL
h9S been r''"d'''I ~ rf,'l '..'.t '..
"Abr 'N'.'... II. N'f 'l'''-
II % -''a."1 '.i ..',. a'..n.. .. '..
iHi"" 'A.| .. .". q.
VIII '''p.''' l,n'
us '' l3'''"'' ,.A. l'' '"'' < ..'.' "a ''u'
I'D ia '"'''' =" ~ ''''''l .'
ani m'nn"r ..''. Pc. - ..aY''fl@
"lon ARE H9h'' f''... ''>" '"', p
have ho! only 'u'"."ed " '.n .l. ~" Id"
even 10 I"y nv "'S'f upon ''' gun P'..,.''
Would yoa AHe - near "t my a"''E'I.','
- eS--i am al inl''' nee Flea" ga
on.
lha sub agent ar" Il, e1nr r.'&" u '.i."
aEd listened eagerly WhIIo "l>c'''| lHe
significant facts which Ia. gained 'incc my
arrival at ST. Ives,
in the first place, then, Mon 'icur Bnrr,'."
sail, 'phe discovery Of ,hi, morning ron lors
II certain lhat W. haye selected the right
theatre Tor our operations. in2f' eau t" no
tel in this town, since we have oursrlye,
seen one Of the victims.
The sub agent nodded alirnaliycIy, aal !
coutluHod:-
fhs,, then, il seems rather rama'Eablo that
all these wound- sbo0Ii be inflicted in ia"
back, ~ to the manner Of their iuilc'ioo |
an not prepared to explain; hut 1t seems con
elusive to ne that MI these blows must have
been produced by the same band. In the
mex. place. docs it not seem singular that oy-
cry one Of these unfortunate men las been p
strangerl'
snow that | th"E OF Il, 1t doe', as
i've IA" FGo Hg'"t tHongh''n,' repl!ed'-
"baI wna' 90 y"" argue rom th'' ''c'
u W.T. "r"w my i'''r'h'" IN moment
on VIII remember 'he circumstance g.. ot NJ
Le'nare counting nus money III me di'igrhce
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RICHARD ROWE.
TAILORING.

vE'TE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A
now roi'ot Shop, where hr prepared e. accommo
date hose who tender him their patronage
- tuttus done and warranted.
Snnp Nv ~. Ftliy'a once. Weldruu's Block.
Hi9sGlls, I"b Z. 1870. Y TAFFNEn
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NOTICE

WHEREAS MY WIFE MARTHA HAS
w let my bed ard board without sny just ~
provocaon tisis to fnhil all from harboug ~
trusting her on my account vail pay debts Of bet
cyntacting after this date
Amboy, May 20, 1850. NATT iNlEf.T. STANLEY.
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No democratic Ratification mcc'itg will be
hold IN Virginia un'i, after thc meeting Of -
State Convention.
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r.Eg%Se( WATCH And CLOCK MAKER. RESPECT
it--g AA ul'y Informs the inhHbii1nts Of liii>,ale
~ .NE County, that ao has opened Shor il HIS
EssSf lc for the pJrpnsc Of rrpliyus Clock
Watches Jewe'y, Fans. rarasos. Musical Instr. mcu;s &c
All work warranted. shop at Faruam's ola Store
llillslalc, MAY lOth, lsjs l.. BROWN.
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.uEIl,l.S UoIrSE.

D. tt D8S, PROPRIETOR, JOSESVlILE. MICH. TIL
House has undergone thnrou rspairs ana is rerUy
for the entertainment uf guests in Gst class style. L.
cation convenient. and terms liberal. jun3
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BY W. o. UOEG, OPPOSITE PASSENGER HOUSE, coz
necleI W.A plank walk. good Livery aud Cplycyan-
to part OF the country reasonable terms Cash
paid TO- Coarse Grain aud Provisions. Having rebuilt
and rep!euishcd present patrons and friends with
this Card hoping may better meet the reception ui
guests, an! increase business by close attention
Returning tl3uks for past patronage. invite
cOuiaEement for the future. Hhlslalr. Oct i3, 81
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DENTISTRY.
u. T. RI;ONNN.

5s.r@X j. J. STEApMAN. RESIDENT DENTIST,
s%y%v<Ns will attend 10 all calls in his PrOessOu.-
Il-I-D Onre over Motifs prsg Store.
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Successors 10 l.. :. paImrlrc Co)
DEALER N DRY GOODS, GRuCERIES, HARDWARE
stoves Boots aud Shoes, &c, Ac.,
Nov. 26, 1879. EEApING, MICH.
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\ Douglas ratification Meeting on Sumha
u. V. JOHNSON,

Of Georgia, for the Wee Presidency. Demo
cra's Of the surrounding precincts are invited
to bn present.
Col, Morris, Judge Snyder, p. b, rouka,
Alex. Gaucshc, Wilson P,iman. !. J Ne
Brilr AMI G. w. Bmckrtt, will aI,ress I'll"
meeting in French aud English.
COME ONE, CONE ALL.
II is quito unnecessary TO add worl to
such an exhibition Of Dpusas Democracy as
this. It is the first time that the Sabbath
has been thus d"s"cratc.l, in this country.
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TAILORING BUSINESS

under the drn OF MCQUEEN CO. al NV residence On
Wrs irDc Oar old customers will be welcomed and ue
ono. all times. eating and making ., ne tpoIler.
- Flour, Grain, wood and CASH ful w"Ik.at
MCQUEEN 4 co s.
Hulsialc, sept. 10. 1859. .orf.0m3
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l.. &. WIEMOT.

PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER. AZ
ter an experience Of Fourteen Yes Ia Eastern cities l.
permanently located IN HilSdae, Ht Farnam's Drug
Storc-next door TO Bostwcks All work warranted to
give entire satisfaction. Si.r @! ~ Biz Watch.
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STRUSK'- HOTEL.
HtIIsp,I.E ryCu,SCE,

OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE SQtAEE-P STRUNk, PRO
pretor Tls House Is large and rinus, iocrntl
rebuilt and furnished. AMI located IN convenient an
pleasant part Of the will ge. iunl'jS
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Take Notice.

NO RESPECTER OF PERSON-RlCH
urP,1r--I-afncd rr uuienruej. .H b'gct. bond
speak f,r yourselves Frecugu and
YOU aItll Do rrnvfarl Tor. We siqf en9tirur the
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Ii. IiI,IiIsI
IL. y. rhIiMI,I.itE.

FARMER. JUSTICE OF THF PEACE. AND DEaLIl
Real Estatc--Once on iIlsda e street, milo nor
Hills,ule College. ianl'J
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a.. %. ROSE.
G.. &. WEIR,


g.. u. PAYNE.
3OOKBINDER AND STATIONER, BLANK BOOK MANU-
iacturer and Ruler. Old Books rebound Adrian. Mich
octl35T
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q. T., WENNEK.
ATTORNEY AM COUNSELLOR AND SOLICITOR IN
Choncery. Couvcyaucing and collecting promptly atteu
ded to Office in Court House, lilsdae, Mich.
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n,rtkERSnN =. knn.


ATTORNEYS At Law AND SOICIrORS ~ on ANCEEr
Hllslac. Michigan VIII attend PROMPTLY toali kinds Of
legal business anywhere in the State of Michigan North
rrn Inaiana and Ohio.
CHRISTOPHER DICKEEsoN, EZRA ], EooN
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eco. w. LUMBAR

NsIlVs W VI
il TSrICE OF THE PEACE. ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL.
rat La aad So ictor In Clancrry. prom0t attention
paid to securing arG collecting claims Ia every part q" h,
state. Office in Waldrons Block. ocl3
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Democratic Meeting in Putaam,.

At a meeting Of a portion OF The Dem
ocratic party Of Putnam county, held at
The Court. House, on Monday the 26th
day OF Dec, 1859, that being Court day,
Capt: II. N. B... Thompson was called 10
the Chair. and AndFewF. Gae#ge was ap-
pointed Secretary, r.
d MI, Ira J.. McGinnis explained The Oh,
isct Of the nmeetingto be to appoint dele
gates to the State Coifyention, to be held
bin Richmond, on the 18th day Of Febfd-
arH next. ~
On motion OF Fra ]. McGinnis, The
Chair was authorized to appoint twenty
delegates to attend the Richmond Con.
ventt5n ; whefeup5n, the chair appointed
the following ntlemen.
Col. Jas w, Hoge, Ira r. McGiuais,
Capt. Geo; E. Alien, Major q. /. Bro,
Snaagh. Col. R. I. Harvey. Thos. Mccall
lister, DR.. And. Barbse, john Morgan,
Major John MdCalistef. John Ripetoe,
Wm A. Love. DIS, B. Thompson, DR.,
John Seashoals Alfred Kills, George 81.
lis, G. Beckett. Henry w. Bailey,
EDr.W E. Herndens Capt. VIM. Grass,
Lewis il. Mccoy aud Thes. Markham.
0mmotionto of III. MeGinnis, Resolved,
Should none oflhe delegates appointed be
in attendance, that Wm. F. Richie, and
Nathaniel Tylers Of the Enquirer, and3W
wv. Newman, Senator from the Mason
district and John MsHanleyy, delegate from
Mason county, be requested % act is al
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Dtnaeralis Atetias in Massn.

AT a Democratic meeting held at the
Court House Of Mason county on Mon
day, January, 1860, (being Court day.
On mosinn Of J. w. English, Esq, Capt.
A. 8fcC Husband was dalled TO the chair,
and Ivy Newman appointed Secretary.
J.HW.E English, Esq, explained the OBJ
iect Of the meeting to be to APPOINT Dele
gates to represent tie Democratic party
Of Mason, ID the State Democratic Con!
Iyeutioa, TO be heldin Richmond. on the
18th day Of February next and upon
motion fof Mr.. EnglisB the Chairman
was authorized to appoint twenty five
Delegates to attend said CdnSentipns
Wherenp6n The Chairman appointed
the following Delegates.
James NJ. Cohen, Dr. A. L. knight.
Samuel Winden. Geofge H. Patrick,
George Roush, J.4W. English, Andrew
Roseberry, VIM. HI. Tomlinson, B. F,
Jones, L.%.G. Maupin. Joseph E. George,
James w. Smith, Benjamin Day, Win.
Whitehead, a. G. Eastham, D. George,
Andrew y. Collier, G. r, Beale, john
Waugh, b. H+ Ne allister, Thos. Dunn.
Washington Yauger.E Joshua Yaagger,
Tobias Maaox, and VIM. Barnett.
Upon miotioa+rot j w. English, Esq.
WIN. W. Newman. Esq, Of the tlss Sen,
ATE, and JRn. NJ. Handley, Esq. 81 thf
House Of Delegates, were addedto tbs
above list QfaDeiega.es. !,
On motionr Of VIM. H, TmF,son.
Esq. the Chairman and Secretary were
added to the 1ist Of Delegates and thf
'Kanawha Valley STAR" t'Independen:
RI republican" "Richmond ERqtirer.. ant
+Examiner." were requested q fubliss
the proceedingof this meeting.
| Oh molieh the meeting adjourned.
ALEX. Mc0AUsLAND, Ghin-
u. Vs1NEwMAN. Sec'y: II
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
KANAVHAG Il. VIRGINIA, MONDAY, JANUARY.
Democratic S.s.e Convention.

AT a meeting Of the Democratic mem,
mers Of the GeneraaAssemb!y. convened
at The HILL Of Hall Of House ofDeiegates
on Tuesday evening The Goth day Of De
cemher. 1859, on motion Of Vim. II. FL.
wards. William LsJackson was called t
Tie Chair. aud on molten elias i. Kem.
Eper. Wm:F Gorion. il. was appoialef
Secretary. The chatham explained tht
object Of. the meetia 70 BE- 10 fix atime
and Place for holding j Convention Of the
Democratic party. RI Virginia, prior {
ftbe next Presidential election.
MI. Kemperf moved that the Conven'
ton BE- held in the City Of Richmond. OF
Thursday. the 10Th day Of February next
The counties, cities and towns are re.
ques,ed 10 appoint delegates p The Con.
yenlion al the earliest practical time.
WM. L. JACKSON. Chin.
Wa. F.. GoRDeS. Js., Sec'fy.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Black R~epnblltaa spies In the South.

The statement Of the New York CORES
poident Of tie Mobile Register, on this
ssa5jgck which we published yesterday.
is Of a startling character, yeinet more
So. than many extraordinary incidents de-
yeloped in The last four monlhs. Ac-
cording 70 This statement. spies were sent
Id ASeptefnber last TO every Southern
State, 10 examine into and report the ex.
tent Of arms and ammnntion inthe South
that could be used 10 March. 1861,
should SEWARD taking lis seat be op.
posed. It is easy fo pooh. pooh such
things; but they are not more absurd
and improbable than a ,pTediction of the
raid Of Jons BaswS would have appear
ed in August last, and shey are4pot 100
bad Cor the party which endorsed and en-
culated the HELrER book. Wheeler the
story be true or false, however. the iacl
which HE spies are alleged to have re.
ported lis unfortunately beyond dispute.
VIZ that the Souihis desiituie OF arms
and afsmu1ition1for her own defence
Every Soutbsfn State ought nj once to
estabIishla mauufactory Of g~unpowder
and srh1s- II, after The lesson taught by
IJoHE BRowr the development Of The
E1aat rsui6easions Of thst cobspirscy
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
Late From Mexico.
NEW ORLEANs Dec. 4.

t1s NEW DeCt FFIt n
A litter received from Vera Cruzsfates
that General Degalladar hadlost hpaif 81
his army and all his artillery. d. a recent
battle with Mitamon,S plsear Qnereto., He
was pursued by Tho Church party, and
lstreatcd 10 Monterey. but was spbse-.
q~aently forced to leave that point.
General Miramon had left GuadaIajara
ID attack Maza!isn. He had suspended
Marquex, and had taken possession Of the
balance Of the S3.O0oss0o0 ofspecie
A letter published by the Picatnne,,
dated, at Mexico Oh tbe 9th inst. says ire,
great excitement had BEEN occasioned Al
the Capital in consequence ofthe3rePort
that Juares had signed q treaty Of lnter-
seut;on with tho Unissd BATES.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

s RI HI tE
among influential citizens of the non.
slayeho}dihg States the universal APP
Peals for the pardon Of the ciief Srihinsi;
The doctrines of the HELpER book Id It's
endorsement by the Governor or New
York. by Senator SEWARD and siGly4eight
Black Republican members of Congress /;
IT. after all these warnings. the South
permits itself tol be lulled again into pro-
found iepose and confidence. here viii
b. an explosion At some uRguafdea mo-
ment beneath her feet conpared to Khich3
The Harper's Ferry invasioh was the
nefest ellild's play Richmond RisPutfA.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

W. . HE&= --&FTN #& E[N .4GNET &r4
WOODEN sPUAFK,s SEED AND RosIS
NuTMses.-A gentleman Of this city pur-
chased 4 quantity Of Pumpkined atthe
North, andfipding. afterhe had put them
into the ground, taat they were rather
slow IN coming up had the curiosity 70
examine the material they were made Of,
and found them al Of wood. A lady OBJ.
serving, in grating nutmegs over her de-
sert tlafthe favor was not much improv-
ed. discovered that the nutmeg was made
Of rosin. This wilIdo very well, Brown
paper heels and soies. Of shoes hollow
brass nail heads, wooden pumpkin seed,
and resiii .nr'utmegs. All q > piece with
the hollow philanthrcPhy Of Taboliion.-
Riedaaoud Dspatrh.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

1nsnnn CIGARS of ali kinds for sale,
AU,6UU Wholesale ami retails9loy4 }
NAY VEIL
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RleNosv, Osloher Isll lS5a.

F&41.GA8a Fs RFNTS1Dl SSP 1880
re Houss q e TssxsaatrS REAe MiA ex-
h fife, 1bs i asi a tlln,AOn s.le1h g. % JANUARY,
500.
Itake IL 8 method 81 In 'Tmins my friends,
shat afisr hat .inie,qi i. my puiPase 70, lake
- n AZ me- ,part In The eoneetiiFot BAgKsoahE
Il R~HernEss, as claef SaiesfaaneaIy 1sSbicdo.
a FrJInry long elypeIiepcesip This hIFneh ol
t=e shtisiness. 8hayltg. aey3teq myself All iepst
eNxxaiqsfyeiy totit for the past ten klQ}9yeaTsEa
i AatteeF myself That | Saail,,I IL at times, be
allie to seeute for my ira tranSlfbe highest mar;
Aes yalutsfs t their cddops.
Ill VIA give Elt1much ptea&HIe to- e~5nFiale
:.htats vi slIkess relation @ith av,l, hefetofhre
n Soyadt ii h lsta smgfntet aFthe old CONCERN
\ ii = KYsoal+r afREsApss sndI I as IRE you ihhat
a5 s5ort4 on 1mY pSTt il he spafed t1sptp-
fa8sR youranttE St 4ekY ff If
4 d a. ittsss Ids ih-ihe{ Western par. oftht
Stase, Suggest khaS il u all HrP1ftant to
~ theiy fphaec9 in the ia@fhIS re ea$k,
rshiitns tAe hGgxhead 10 we gAfEffom ri 70
isa0l ne.r. Most Of the Afohacco grow q IL
tklt ftg4atsa il Suited only for iskroItf and slir-
/ ptGs object grtatlyte purchase iii 81 hogsleatd
~ ] 4bacen of less weisEt. ~
( r@4nula also sagsYstE u thoseISyhp succeed
IA making s9rY AfsghtFsqcy Eol}aeco, THAI
neat CASKS, sufficiently lareeto contain from
= taaEQg lbs. should be5Gseflf
i5have, no htsifation in saving that Rich
I'M jul, asa TUbaeeo Hsrket,.i is now the Ufost
irpgrta 1T in {ths tinted sSt.tes and the
h tiass{e. can Is ndAp n1afsetsthat Mill gelsfalfY
! {Qtnjs !. more ren5urerafise prices for hiSiabos
n si..,tG4x al s1M saae~~
yers respectfully, f
.~@Etts1# F- " I%HEI. vi !, L3nrva sk ##AT4. EE4I7
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16

n, ! rlaurn. - 3 = ". EN6LISH.
law AND JUSTICE.
rr /. FISHER and j w. ENGLISH hay-
ing enaeIed into a partnership, fog HE
~puTpose paf practieing La IN the co1ltiesto Of
Mason and Putnam. wiUIegalas}yattend dfe
Circuit. Quarterly and Monthly Courts Of
fhnre tn,p counaies, and will pa every atien-
tian rs bu ssness entrusted to thaiT care.
0ne oribe other oltEe fIm will always be
mi 81 theii once, Iii Point Pleasant. and
ape 81 the other will regularly be at the Put
nan CountyGouIts.
EIaPt. Pl ssant, Dec e, n31yi
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
THE i
Hanahka DaIIsp STIR

PtiNftnS OFFICE
Having lately been lifted up, the bfopri.
etors. are now prepared to execute, in su-
perb styles, alfkinds Of Plain and Fancy.
ga0K And JOB PRINTING.
Special attention paid t.. the printing
ig 7 BLAsEs of syeryy dsseuFion N as
Sortment Of which will be kept constantly
IN hand.
fRoEEssioSAL, tisIfisc AND wkpt1x6
eARbs WEALTH. ExHcurEI.
Orders from a distance viii reeeise
prompt attention.
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Fiom The Scientific Aasericsn.
OIL FnfILfn NlfamnrA.E6

f%noetest ehild's play-.Richmond RsPutfA.
Ftom The Scientiac A~asercsn.
Oil Fuel Tor SteaErrs.
Acknowledgement Of coal III has suggest
ed 10 us tie employment Of crudkdstilled
materiaias = fuel for boilers. more eE-
pecially under those n steamships. Ths
idea is far from being pfeposterSus ills
founded on RATIONAL data. Tie simple
question at issue between thesuse bf coal
and oiias a8fuel. either on Steamships or
under any Kind OF boiler. is one of eoeno-
my entirely and with proper appliances
(some of which.have yet 10 be {nvented){
the balance. we believe. viii ~preponder-
ATE in ravor.of The oil. The MANUFACTURER
to whom we have al~fsdedinfornls Us that
such oil can Be made at the mines for eight
cents per gollop. and may be delivered
on ship bo.rd for ten cents. According
TO Professor Eaton not less than 40 Gal.
Ions Of crude oil bRen Obtained from
kone8u Of Breckenridge coal. which. al
ei gscents per gallon. would yield SIf.2e
for The oil, but even al one half this yield,
the profits would be very large az mines.
where. the coal can be obtained for 81 per
tfun. E Inc quesflon' nasaFaly5
1883 TOW eo on ana Goa. pear Z cemS
Psrlson R nislHa'e e~ApenaNpfe' when
useu .or luet Hl..hea nrsegstsnce me
because the price of 3 tun at So can only
purchase 50gallons OF oil at ten ceatseach.
Eng asa gs,on on1y We'ghs}nIne POUNDS,
! w ai'o~ ~ Pereeens lor asnes IN ths
IN - gu spouS lfes hesslet
sasn % oAen. ste naNs NOT Deen
sg3s Vosrin : 9otleSs Hsailss y NY
~ oA' ~ 7 ma! oe psr'scuy s.is -
sst 10y eaen Pounu o. IA 81 gontsln,hg
we alnoant y nyutosea mat = ma
eaua ~ eoa,, a1l4 tpss : z csPNoss =.
ns.aIn"S sM.pe ne!alnou I. s'ssln. s.
~"es. s'sna'e, MreH pusneu
~ Inc SANE saEiee
saaa 49, 49, plo $50 y
49, tunes 'ns
srSso s.s1la. $3.50 oEy posuu os =,
,sna ~. ~ .nns
ponnd 80 - .ooI In 80 80 Tn'.s ~
e ss..as = ~. san,a ~,
as,'Tamss F,tear n =
os,v - - = ~ -
w. 80 1Sb;oL wo,A M ~
nr;co &c IN - ~ 49, Ia
s half ! ,ns 81 80 = a. H. yhsss
otber a,s;aarat;ons T. e ~. - hi u MI,
p4loeYit "HiSu
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-01-16
aSLEDpINe" REMINIseENcR.--On

a .tSLEpDISsa MISREPRESENTATION a
winters night when the shoue
bright, and The snow was crnsted DER,
with a maid as fair as seraphs ARE, / slid
from i hill down lower. Ere We reached
the base. {iike 4 horse op race. orr
swift-sliding sled careeusd and with
tresses fair. streaming back On the cir.
.srse Soiis psnf and orey send.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-16
In the great tornado which recently swept

In the great tornado which recently swept
through Iowa, destroying among other pla-
ces the town of Camanche, q terrible calanl-
ity befel Mr.. John Westphal. The house in
which he lived was entirely destroyed by
the storm, and he with his whole family,
nine in number, buried in the ruins. Report
says that oil were killed.
The Cleveland Plaindealer says Missis-
sippi planter has purchased, for $1,000, an
elegant brick mansion in that city as a re-
residence for his daughter, an Octoroon just
sixteen years DID, She was expected there
shortly, accompanied by her governess aud
one or two free servants.
A Limerick Ireland paper says Garibal-
di is an Irishman, born in Italy, and the son
of certain Garrett Baldwin," who emf
grated to that country during the last centu-
ry. Some wag, we believe called Kossuth
the "great Mcguire" (Mazear,) and main
tanned that he, too, was an lrlshman.
Mr.. FELTON,, Of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton, and Baltimore Railroad, is at present in
Washington, urging with great energy the
passage of the bill to permit Railroad con-
nection through that city with the Southern
roads.
j. Alex. Price, Geo. II. Carpenter, Chas.
Z. Harmon, and Thomas J. Stewart have
been appointed Collectors of the Tax in
Charles County, Md, by the County Com
missioners.
There was sold on Wednesday, at the
farm of James Gowen, esq, at Mount Airy,
near Philadelphia, lot of splendid cattle.
A large number Of persons were present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-16
Letter from the Northern Neck.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
RICHMOND COUNTY, June l0.-Our usual
quiet county has lately been in a great state
of exctement-f the election of County
officers, then the Ratification meeting, in
which considerable enthusiasm was shown
and lastly, the General Muster, which, Of
course, was a grand affair, being largely at
tended, not only by the citizens of this, but
of the adjacent Counties
The Brigade Inspector, Col. Montague,
of Middlesex, was with us four days, and
by his courteous and oficer-like manner,
gave very general satisfaction. On Friday,
the Muster day, we were honored by the
presence of General Muse. This muster, in
a county which has upwards of coo militia
men, passed off without an accident or Il
fight.
The wheat crop has suffered from various
causes, fly, joint worm, and in some parts OF
the county it has been completely destroyed
by hail-from what have seen, the crop
will be shorter than expectation by one
third. Corn looks well, but is smaller than
usual at this season.
The nomination of Bell and Everett seems
to meet fully the approval of the Wing par
ty in this section of country, and | have
heard many Democrats express their intcn-
ton to vote for them.
Nothing of interest has happened lately
in our Courts-in fact business Of all sorts
is dull, and the money market poorly sup
piled. MOSQUITO.