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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25
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WOODWARD 81 MARSHALL

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
N Law General Land Agents aud Notaries
Public, Independence. Buchanan county, Iowa.
viii practice IN the different Court. Of tins
State. Also attend promptly to SECURING
CLAIMS, Making Collections Paying Taxes,
.,,nvovaoeing. DC. f9lo
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25
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AMEe JANIsUNs
JAMESON & LEWIS,

TToRNEYS AND COuNSELORS At
N Law. and Notarics Public, will practice
in the several Courts of this State, VIII give
strict attention to securing claims, making and
ing titles, and all other business entrusted to
them professionally. [3-2l-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25

IHE WATER FLOWING INTO rur OcEsx.
Some idea Of the enormous quantity ot
water that is perne.uaily Aowiag in.o ,he
oceans # the globe IS derived nom tie
extent Of It's ch.et river basins. The
Rhone. for example drains the water fram
~ asea g. 1000 square miles rf country
,he i.hioe has a Length ol COO miles bv
rs wlnIings, drains lie water .fsa
country O. twice tho area and ac Daa-
ub2 from $4,000 square miles of sur
face but tie waters from nm area ..
100000 square miles all into Tie ;
Lawrence, and jh3se from l.CJJUag 81
square a'iics into the Mississippi. W isa
by rs niallngs, hos a length Of $500
U'!es. |. Is estimated that f.G32,uu3UJu
tons 81 water tall daily INTO the Medi.rs
rnean which besides the great rivers
that ial. Into it. receive more than twea
81 secondary rivers ani iunuMrrble
mailer streams More than Il fga la ii
,he river water IF aIl Europe h.s jaD
the Black > -Bsaf'ty's Hisea4saq
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25
DR.. Fl. H. HUNT.

nFFERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SERN-
~ ices to the citizcus of Independence and
surrounding country. Office on Main Street,
in Union Block with W. c. Morris, where
or ut his Residence, on Court Street, opposite
G. T. Lcayitt's-he will answer calls at all
hours Of the day or night. lapl4a9-ly
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25

THE Prince or WALES AND THE
UNITED STATES Lord Palmerston spoke
wI-h great enthusiasm, at a recent ban
quet in London, Of the friendly reception
OF the Prince Of Ws.es in the United
States. which has evidently been new
revelation 70 our English cousins. The
English papers all discuss il in tie same
tono, aud The London NrisS SAYS H.
has seen nation Of soldiers without aa
army--ciyiI order without a police
wealth, luxury and culture without n
court or an arisIaeraey. H. has learne
% mingle with the busy CROWD 81 men
without the intervention of chamberlaias
and coaltiers; F.; he has found respec.
without ceremony, and honor without
adulation.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25

FIrINEGAN & ALLEN.

( TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS At
~. LAW, Independence, Buchanan Cpun
ty, Iowa.
Will give strict attention 10 all business en-
ed to their care. Office in the BOOK STORE,
near the bridge.
Any and all business pertaining in any way
To Lands a land business promptly attend
ed to. Tscp25.y
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25
PRESTON & EORD.

A TTORNEYS Il COUNSELOKS, Inl,-
~ pcndcncc, Buchanan County, Iowa
Office n +. of Montour House, up stairs 5
doors East of Lee, Leayitt i Moore's Law
Office Oct I'd. ls6 ID.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25

To kill your enemies-treat them to
rut-gut whiskey.
A man who has n heart of iron can ut
least boast of always having metal in his
chest.
Whatever You would have appear in q
nations life, you must put into lis
schools.
Wisconsin gives Lincoln 2I.C90 ma
jority over Douglas, and 2o,o40 over
all
A little boy Of a certain village, being
asked in Sunday school, "What is the
chef end Of man, answered, The end
what's got the head on"
A medical journal says that single wo-
men have the headache more than mar
ried ones. That may be-bu: don't mar
rieG men have the headache oflener than
single ones
BIG OyE.-Mr. Z. G. Whitney has
presented to the New York Agricultural
Collection, hornets nest measuriny Z five
feet in circumference in one direction and
three feet in the other. l. IS supported
on five divcrsing branches d maple
tree.
\ country eli'or about closing up lis
form lor the week, remarked with ggayj-
ty, 4 have several h,de articles yct Ia
my head, which must get out, Incar-
iug some small paragraphs for The paper.
Quickly responded lis juvenile apprvu-
tice,- Better lei ne run ana buy you
fHe tJgM comb"
A letter writer, ailuling 10 . connect
ing OF the name of Senator Sumner wirh
Mir Lincoln's cabinet saws it is = we'll
known fact that Mr. Ca,s has frequently
sent to Mr.. Sumner within the hs, Two
years to gain Information from him ne
specting certain learned paia,s at issue
il The STATE Department,
MIssouar.-Tao s.. Louis Eap.ha.
Bgckinridgo organ. gives up Missouri 80
the Black Republicans" " Although
Lincoln got only 1900 votes, /! say,
eyen'Charles Sumner could to-day raI
$4,000, and as to ,ho future, il couceJ-s
that the Republicans will control, in ,.a
very next election, and make Misur,
"a leading ASH slavery Stale Ill ne
Union Il SAYS lie transition Of Mis-
souri, from sIayeholdiug S&le 10 free
State viii Be Is easy rs i IS cereau'
Four Of lie smallest horses in lie
world were lately taken 10 Wia6sgl Cas-
lie. for the purpose of being exhibited h
her Majesty and the Prince Consort.
Whlch tie proprietor had brought from
Africa. These dimiauiive animals were
placed in regular horse boxes. bat wee
standing in a compartment si.e hy side
WITH the gro0ms 10 whose charge they
were committed. They are entire horscs.
Q! perfect symmetry, Well matched. be-
mg OF a color, dark brown, ana lie hi.E-
eat of them scarcely thirty-ore inches in
height.
kroENtraN WANrED.-A .ill aged
eighteen wears, named Elizabeth UbrF.
VAS sen, by her father from Phiiadelphia.
Pennsylvania, % live with aflieud named
Thomas Barlow, near Toledo, Tama c..
Iowa, II the summer of 1901. an! has
not been heard from for several yeaIs.
tseg father j. d,s.ious Of learning her
Whereabouts and condition in life. Any
information in regard 20 har viii be
thankfully received by NJ. ". Daaau.
hover. OF Chicago.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25

Whatever You would have appear in q
nations life, you must put into lis
schools.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25

Wisconsin gives Lincoln 2l.C9o ma
jority over Douglas, and 20,o40 over
al.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25

BY JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25

A man who has heart of iron can at
least boastof always having metal in his
chest.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25

A little boy Of a certain village, being
asked in Sunday school, "What is the
chef end Of man, answered, The end
whats got the head on
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25
NO. Al.

To kill your enemies-treat them t
rut-gut whiskey.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-12-25

BIG OyE.-Mr. Z. G Wh.ncy has
presented to the New York Agricultural
Collection, hornets nest measuring FIVE
feet in circumference in one direction and
three feet in the other. l. IS supported
on five divcrging branches d maple
tree.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
kanawAa River improvement.

1Ieesrs. Robinson y Barton. contract.
ors, for the Kanawhs river improvement,
have two dredging machines stWork in
Elk Shoals. Two other dredgera are IN
course Of construction at LouP creel
shoals !, and one Of them will very shortly
be put in operation.
The two dredgers at Loup creek shoals
win be used in dredging the Kanawh'
from Loup creek to Elk river; and at,the
same time. the two dredgefs at Elk shoals
will be used in dredging the Kanawh'
from Elk river to the Ohio. The foul
dredgers and their accompanying boats
cost about $40, 900.
!. The contractors have agreed and under.
=tskento complete the jmproyement.of The
Kanawha b.. October. 1861. 1EE
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
COMMISSIONERS Sale Of Property
In MAIDEN

III INDEsER' ! hnd in pursuance Of a decree 9th.
~. ~ Circuit Court sof Kanawha, rendered on
the ~ day Of June, 1885,, in suit ID chan.
cery therein pending wherein Mrs Rachael nj
Fompkins, Exeeuirix Or VIM Tonpkins; deed.
Is complainant, and John w Farley and others
are Defendants. the Undersigned Commission
Ser, appointed for that purpose viii offer fer
sale, aud viii sci. to the highest bidder, at
public auction, at The front dior o( The Court
Houseof Kanawhs County.in Charleston, 81,
Monday ne 20tA dag Of Aagast. 1850,
Z house and lot situated in saithurg, IN The
kanwha Salines, Ksnawha Comfy, owned
jointly and equailyby Smelling nj Smith and
said John " Farley, and lssthe same purchas-
ed BY them Of one Isaac Nicholss
TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent Of he
purchase money 10 be paid III hand, and the
residue on credit Of nine and eighteen
mouths / be purchaser giving bond with good
security, bearing interest from day Of sale, and
he title retained until payment In full.
IS ALEX. r. LAIDLEY, Comm'f,
The above sale Is postponed until Monday
he nth day % September, 1862
aLEX 4 !. Z ADD EY ] eua.'r.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
Eanawha Coal Oil Works.

The quantity Of camel coal oil made q
present in Kapawha county Is as follows
At the. Union Oil MQrka- 2 lsd
ries each making GOO gallons Of crude Of
per day. AZ both of these factories the
oil is refined. AT the,Mill Greek factory
500 gallons Of crude oil are made daily.
At the Falling Rock a very large factory
has Just been erected, and of capacity
sufficient to make 900 gallons Of crude
oil daily. They commenced making oil
at the last mentioned factory this month.
Near the mouth Of Elk river, there is an
oil factory. where the crude oil made at
Mill Greek is refined. The crude oil made
at the Union Oil Works (stocktpn's) is
shipped TO Maysyille. Ky. where it is
refined.
At Forest Hill there is an oil factory
also one on LensT Greek, and one al
Morris Creek. Of Elk,river.s|
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27

Sane 4nisef4ble sea,nps announced
4 few. weeks since tIIat MI Breckin-
ridge intended TO withdraw fronf the
canvass. The falsehood was circnla
ted in nearly every 0pposition paper
il the country, when tlle cxecutiye
committee, in Mr. Disadvantages
name, denied tile statement. Wead-
wise our oppositiou friends to nooi
lie quite SO much, as tlIat will never
take them to the Presidential chair Or
to heaven. Il
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
Charlottesville Convention.

The Convention recently held at
Charlottesville, was attended by up.
wards Of 600 delegates, who. repre-
seDtedA lao counties. # was one q
the ablest Conventions that has been
held in the State for years. Senators
Mason, Hunter, Elk Governor Smith,
Hons. NJ. r. Fl. Garnet, r. A,
Pryor, ST. Leake, and many other
leading Democrats Of the State were
present, and took part in, the proceed,
ings. Great harmony prevailed inp
the Convention, and enthusiasm fol
the Democratic cause, and BEEcKIN.
RIDGE and LANE--the representatives
of true Democracy.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27

saSrAMPEDE TO BREcKINRIDE.-Hon. 81.
y Stevenson addressed large number
oL lhe Voters of Boone county, at Flor
eEcs on Wednesday last. AS usual, MI.
SmEenson made telling speech, elo-
,qaent. argumentatiye and convincing. -
I 4 effects we're visible At once. Fifteen
DSqglas men. led BY such men as James
lRa. Joseph Hushs and other men ii
Ie III influence and prominence. renouncsd
lSeh : iaslsm, aud gave in their adhesion
ID the cause of Breckinridge and Lane |
~ oaisville Coarier. a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
9tiYely Zines among our BOatY.

!. On Saturday last, The Ellen Gray will
heavy freight and the largest passenger
trip, that has passed out u our river fol
months, LETT our landing for Cincinnati
under the command Of Capt. FARLEY
with McGrIRE and STRATr3s as clerks
The Grey carries . stewart. Mr.. A
LoEorkLLow, who has long run upor
Southern boats. aud consequently, knows
how to make boat .'liye." This boa
leaves Kanawha for Cincinnati every Sat,
urday morning.
The fne steamer. Allen Coliisf, Capt
EsrILL, with SosrAe and 5EsrtLL al the
desk. arrived here on Saturday last and
will leave on Tuesday for CINCINNATI.
This excellent boat win leave regularly
hereafter on Tuesdays.
We understand that the Ka,aosglaI Fa1-
ley 70. 2. Capt. WALroS,s new boat, is
expected here to-day. and will leave on
Wednesday for Cincinnati.
The Vioor and julia Aa6a form !
daily line 10 Gallipolis. The Yietor
leaves on Monday and the Aatft On Tues
DAY, and 50 On throughout ihe week.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
Breekinridse and Iaus ii PhiIadeIphia.

Breekinridss and Lane III Philadelphia.
A very large and spirited Demo
cratic demonstration took place IN
Philadelphia oil Monday evening. tho
occasion being the dedication of, tbs
large hall in Assembly Building 10
tho Breckenridge and Lane Associa.
|tion, Banners, music, aud the march
LOT large professions enlivened that
portion Of the city. and the crowd
being too large for the hall too meet
Eings We're organized, at both of which
4 there was excellent speaking and
much enthusiasm. Inthe hall Alfred
Day. ESD, Gov. |. / Stevens and Ro.
EP. Kane spoke; while, at the other
addresses were delivered 81 Dr.. Pat
rick, Of the Evening Argus, Robert
SPalethrop, Esq, and others. The
demonstration made il apparent that
the National Democracy Of Philadel-
.piiia are awake and stirring.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27

LIE AMERICAN SHIP RAISING ExpE.
pE'lFr PITT .7zMr. Gowan, ths gentleman
in raising the sunken feet at
S,ebastapol, writes to a friend in Lon,
. % = On July theg9th, / raised ana
bronghtS alongside the wharf the GO
gun frigate Koolefehi, the large masts
OF which stoodupright in the centre
Of the barbour. She is in good con.
dltion. Since you left Ihave raised
some twelve vessels, among them four
wooden and one iron war steamers.
of260 horse power each. Tic steam, ii,
er Vladimir viii b. the next one.
and after her some line of, battleSships
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
Gsn. Maker.

The movements Of the grey eyed Imam
Nfdestiny'' in Central America, are again
Aeginnings 70 attract attention. II III
'ieemed extraordinary that he should oisce
more have been able lomuster consids-I
fible force upon fifliburtering expedi-
sipn, there being no less Than fivs bundled
men under his adventurous banner. We
Should say that, in the present. deplora-
bts state OF the thermometer, any ralioilal
dilibuster would avoid at least foI The
pEesenttropical attitudes. But rational
IiiHibusters are rare animals. The expe-
perience Of former fillibuslering expesii-
items ID the same latitude and under The
a1neSleader, does not seem to have If
f.cted the confidence ofthe Gilibustering
public in Gen. / Walker, nor to have In.
spired them with saluiary dread Of
\ plague, pestilence aud famine" Prob
ably, never fllibusters since the world
laaas made lad worse luck or a more dole
III, time in general, than the followers Of
Gen. Walker. The annals Of predatory
and piratical excursions from the first
gage Of land stealing Anglo Saxon his
sofy to the present moment, have no par
,Alel to the cons ant run Of bad fortune
which chung TO the flag Of the ..grey eyed
man Of destiny" We can imagine What
kiAd Of banquet red royers and bucca-
neersiin general invite their recruits to
but the narrowest and toughest road eyer
trad by sanity anchorites 10 the skies,
never equalled tile rigors, uIisaybripess,
hardshipsl and purgatorial fires Of Central
American fllibustering, Not ons sprig
ofzromantic adventure, not even muddy
pool Of riotous enjoyment relieves lthe
dismal monotony Of the Central Ameri-
can crusade. The brave fellows who
went there fell by scores befofe the pes
tilsn:ial diseases Of the climate, and ii il
said that more we're shot for alleged breacl
DC military discipline than fell by The
hapds Of the enemy. Yet. so devoted
are many Of our young eountrymen K
novelty and change that FIVE hundred o
them can be found, in the sweliering dos
days Of the hottest summer we have liac
fof years, and on the verge Of the sicklJ
season. to go fllibustering in Contra
America - Richmond Dispatch. #
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27

MogE AccEss1oNsI ~ The Indianapolis
JoarNI learns that Ed, Harrod, The Dem.
oeratle candidate for joint Representative
Of Boone and Hendricks counties, during
the NOON recess Of the Court Of Lebane.
mont lion "Wednesday. made ! speech ID
which he'declared himself /" now, hence.
forth and forever 7 for Breckinrid ge.-
His position is a matter of consequences
as an indication unmistakable that Breck-
lhridge will be the only candidate in the
field BY the FIRST: Of September. Ldais
0aie Courier. LID
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27

IS q Il trl Tg-s county F Id:
come ont for Breckinridge and. Lane.
mr.. Holt supported Flournoy, Eli.
more and Goggin, but has at last be.
come "a, q member Of the party of the
people ahdSof the country. The GOOD
work goes on. For every Democrat
f 9 s we lose by the detection Of the
p9nglasltes, VIC shall have a more
accession from lthe .ranksHof
our old opponents. 80 It Was IS
n?o, and 50 it * in 1860. g. Fair.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
Negro Conspiracy III Halifax County, IA.
-four Killed and one Wounded.

The Richmond, (Va) Dispasch
says:
One of~the most daring conspira.
cies, by negroes, to murder white
man, that we have ever heard of,
came 10 lightin Halifax County. about
fifteen miles from Danville, Va, on
Wednesday or Thursday, for the par
ticnlars OF which We are indebted to
Conductor Cheatman, of the RICH
mond and Danville Railroad:
Mr.. Samuel Hairston,sa wealthy
farmer in Halifax, hasaS ovetseer on
one Of his plantations who is a strict
Edisciplinarian, and a>lnau of great
tirmness. On the day III question,
while the overseer was sitting in his
office, six stout negro fellows employ
ed upon the farm called upon him,
and after informing him that party
Eof negroes in the woods near by was
preparing Tor an insurrection, invited
him to 90 with them and witness the
lPlan Of operations. Not suspecting
That they had AIRY design upon him,
bnt being anxious to capture the ring
leaders ofthe rebels, If he should SEE
them he. stepped into another room,
armed himself with a FIVE shooter,
and then started off with the assas,
sius, they not knowing that he was
fully prepared forany emergency. III
The negroes led the way, until Get
ting INFO the~forest some distance
when they suddenly stopped near a
hewly-dug pit, when the spokesman
confronted him, and, pointing, to The
hole, said to him: There, you 49,
son Of is your grave You
have but fifteen minutes to make youi
peace with God or to land in hell 2
| Quickas thought, the overseer drew
This Colts revolver, killed four, fthe
frafians at his feet, and shot the fiitI
lone inzthe abdomen, seeing whichths
sixth one took to his heels through
the woods, and the overseer having
n6 other weapon, he escaped.
| The impression prevails that ths
six negroes had determined to mur-
der the overseer. because Of some5de
| served punishment one Or more had
received, and laid the. above plan K
get him off into the woods to effecl
their ends. His presence Of mind ii
taking his pistol, and his GOODNESS ii
the hour Of danger, when moi whit,
| person was nigh to aid him, doubtless
saxed him from a horrid death.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
Peytona Canuel Coal.

onfThursday. the, 10Th inst the Vir-
ginia Camel Coal Company shipped nine
boats containing $4,000 bushels Of Can
mel Coalffrom Coal river 10 the Ohio
There was rise Of eight feet ia the Ka-
navha which enabled the Company TO
make this shipment.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27

III SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF THE Hoo
CHOLERA. T! Marder, Iof Springfield,
inathis State. seeing the offer,o premi-
ura by the State Of Kentucky for Tile cure
ofshog cholera, sends the following to The
PsEis, (Ky.) Citizen:
III 4 see your State has offered reward
brsome positive cure for hog cholera,
wilma description Of the disease, cause.
ks, have had some experiences wi Ii
dis disease. and the. results Of my efforts
aralat the disposal of any who will try
Ais same, and il successful or otherwise
asll report forthe benefit of others. i. vi
u In 1853. I had the disea Q to break ont
Snsong lot Of hogs. eighty rods or mole
from any highway. and without any con-.
iaet with any other stock, III the most
NiInlent and excited form, nearly half OF
tao heavy hogs being affected within two
Ways of its appearance, and some twenty
heAa> had died before was Head 10 try an
Experiment. from suggestion made bya
physician 10 Cincinnati paper. to lry
IdIn. This Enads intoa very strong
solution, and with>s slip moose on the ei d
.!l y rope to put in tEeS mouth. by which
N9sot = norh WIN rIfe snla1r end sawed
o b. drenched each hog NTH one pinI
cf ahel solution.
NJ success was, that out Of twenty.
t 3 hogs badly attacked, many in lie
lsss Stages even bleeding al the nose and
t II skin blotched, / saved ali but Eve
lfead, and only two Of them hsd 4 return
u Che disease. ! also fed about one
p 3 PHI d,of the alum each day, 10 lie lot,
nsiked inmeal, for two weeks from wliab
tbdre were no further symptoms.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
|# HsS NOTICE.
ITO the Stockholders Or the
Elk River Turnpike
COMPANY.

n ! appeaTing t. the Commissioners appointed
4 to receive subscription to The Eik RiyeF
turnpike, Go, at kanawAa Court House, that
70 much q the capital stock is subscribed as ID
sufficient to incorporate he rubscsibc:..---
Notice Is hereby given that meeting 81 said
subscribers will be held al the mouih Of Biz
Sandy Geek, in Ka6awta county, on the Sill
day Of Sep ember, 1860, for the purpose Of 81
feeling anorgahza lion Of said Company. and
Tor such other purposes as may be deemed
necessary. s
Commissioners fnr Kanawha.
JAMES S. CtlNNELL.
w. r. G0SHoRN,
10 H. CHAPEL.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
Cannsl.Gaal Tradt.

During the last nine. moths. $50, 600
bushels ofsuperior Camel Coal have been
shipped from Psy.ona, in Boone county.
down Coal and Kanawha rivers, TO the
Western and southern markets. This
Coal was sent chiefly TO Cincinnati.
Louisyille and Nav Orleans.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27

At Blairsville< N. J., a youne mai,
named Hume killed.himself because
the principle Of q boarding school
found a love letter addressed by him
it aloud,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-08-27
Later from Mexico lirmon Rtlrsatlns

NV ORLEASs,s August 1G.-The
Government sfeamer Pocahontas,
from - Cruz on HE 10Th, brings
important dispatches for Washing.
ton. The Miramon Government re.
fuses TO accede to the demands ofthe
Spanish Minister, regarding the Span
ish claims. The Spanish Coinn,o-
dore at Vera Cruz has demanded the
bark Marie Conception but the Ju.
Narez Government refused. HI