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NOTICE.

ON THE 2OTH DAY OF JUNE, 1861, AT
" Mouse Creek Depot, McMinn county, Ten
nessec, will sell to tho highest bidder, for cash
in hand, NEGRO BOY, about eleven years old,
levied on as the property Of 7. S. Rice, and sold
to satisfy a judgment and costs that c. w. Rice
obtained against the said I. s. Rice on the 9Th
October 1860, before John Mcdaughcy, Esd
The above property win be sold, unless the debt
and costs DO previously paid.
j. NJ. YEARW00D, D. Sheriff.
May 81 1861 -3t--prs fee $500
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Mus. WESTON, an experienced nurse and fe-
male physician, has u Soothing Syrup for chill
dren tccthine which greatly facilitates the pro-
cess Of octhing, by soltening the gums. ,clueing
all nGamation-will allny all pain, ard is sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers.
it will give rest to yourselves. and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases
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Gtrav Hare.

TENAEEN UP ON THE 2jD MAY fNST,, BY
i John Rogers. living in the 9Th Civil District,
McMinn county, Tennessee IL SORREL MARE,
about ljl hands high, about Il years old. with n
blaze in the face, with saddle and gear marks
Valued at fifty dollars.
p. L. CANDLE, Ranger
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TIE FOLLOWING is II sample of the numer-
Gus letters constantly receiving for Hostctlcr's
Stomach Bt!urs

CiNASpAGUA, July 18th, 1859.
Nessra. HSsieHsr d. Smith, pittsburg Pa
Gents:-AS We are strangers, / herewith enclose
you twcntyo.ht dollars for four dozen Hostel
ter's Stomach Bittcrs, which please forward via
Michigan Southern Railroad Toledo. Ohio. and
Clayton Station. have purchased several doz-
en- bottles at Toledo, this summer, but the sale is
on the increase 50 much that / wish to open IL di-
rect trade with You. | was induced to try your
Bittcrs by my physician, for the Liver Complaint.
and received such material aid tat I have re-
commended it to others and have sold about two
dozen per week for some time. | have all kinds
of medicine in my store, bur there is none that
can cheerfully and truhlully recommend as your
Bittcrs, for know they have helped nc beyond
my expectation Iouis, respectfully,
PuLO WuSON
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The Separation and No Separation columns
above foot up as follows:
I0f.nj3
IT,lTi


With the counties of Union, in East Tennessee
Chca.ham, Cumberland, and Putnam, in Middle
Tennessee: and LNuderdalc, in West Tennessee
TO hear from.
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s. T. irias: I wish to announce through the
"Post' to my fullow-citizcus If this Senatorial
District, that the name Of j. c. NAuGnN is an
nonccd in the the Cleveland Banner as a can
didalc Cur scat in the nest General Assembly.
| am, therefore, not a candidate, unless he dc
clmca capt nor will /, run against q man
nov in tbs army aud ccryicc Of bis country. If
he declines am a candidate, not otherwise.
Respectfully. Ut. LANr.
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James \. Tulloss, Admir- Of Jas. s. Pun.cy, deed,
Araminta Scutcr. William Senter and june, Syn


IN MOTION, AND IT APPEARING FROM
~ the allegations in the compuinnnt's bill that
the defendants William and james Scntcr are
nor.rcsilcnts Of the State Of Tennessee so that
the ordinary process Of Court cannot be scrYel
on them, it is therefore ordered that publication
be made for fonr successive weeks in tue Athcns
Post. a newspaper published in the town of Athens,
Tennessee, requiring said defendants to appear on
or before the next term Of the ChaRccry Court Mt
Pikcric. Bledsoc county, Tennessee, on the Sd
Monday of September next and plead, answer or
dcnur to c"mpainants bill. or the same will he
taken FOR confessed and set for hearing e.c parle
as to them $. c. NORWOOD, c. & NJ.
June 81, lsGi-lt--prs fec s3--GGj
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C0M II RI CIAL.
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, juno I.
Bacon, hog round HOLLIS; clear sides lj4M
lGci ribbed lil@9l jc; hams 1l@ &c; shoulders
1870 l3lc. Lard, in bLls. liGg lllc; in kegs and
cans ljc. Wheat, red Sl,2j@Sl,3O; white 81 10
MSl,jO. Flour, extra family Ss@SS,5O; family
SIjO@ Sl7ji srrerlneS7@SI25 Corn 81 100
., 10. Meal l,lO@Sl2O. Oats 6j@7Oc. Stock
Peas $l,iO@Sl,5O. Rye 100. Feathers 3jM
lOc. Butter 2O@25c. Eggs lj@lSc.
We hand herewith statement of our Produce
market.
Yours, very truly.
j. A. ANSLEY & CO.,
PrniUcp anil GOmujssiou UcrcbuuI
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FOR SALE.

A IL OF MY REAL ESTATE IN SWEET
N water, consisting of II STORE and LOT,
one Of the best stands in tho place--a new aud
elegant Residence, containing nine rooms with
fire places and well suited for a public or board
ing house, Also, II FARM of 100 acres, within
three miles Of tho town, one half of which is
wood land Having removed from the State, this
property can be bought low and on good terms,
by applying to Gen. j, II Reagan, Facility, Tenn,
or to A. VI. Brett, on tho promises.
JAMES NJ. BRETT, sR.
March 10, lS6i-tf-G5l
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Public Speaking.

BY agreement between the different candidates
for the Legislature, they will address the people
on the Issues of Tie day, ut the following places
On the days nnmea:
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ATHENS DRUG STORE.
ChanoerY Court at Athens.


Joseph baltimore and Sarah A. Cantrell, Exacu-
tor and Execulrix of L. T. Cantrcll, decd,
Nancy Cantre, widow OF Gohill Cantfcll, and
William J. Cantrell, Thomas Il. Caurell, Robt
j. Cantrell G. NJ. A. Cantrell, L. q. Cantrell,
lIczekiah c. Cnntrcl Benjamin d. Canlrell,
Joseph p. Cuntrcll. heirs of Gohill Cantrell
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARS TO THE
Il Master, from the bill filed, that all the re-
spondenrs in the cause non.residents of the
State Of Tenncssea ii is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Athens Post, a news
paper publishcdi in Athens, McMinn county, Ten
ncssce, for four weeks requiring the said respond
enls taappear at the next term Of the Chancery
Court, to be Held for the county aforesaid, at the
Court house in Athens ON tho Sd Monday of
august next then and there to plead, answer or
demur to said bill, or tho same VIII be taken for
confessed as to them and set for hearing accord
ingly. JOHN l.. BRIDGES, c. g. NJ.
June 7, ls6l-it-3rs fee s3-663
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lIoRRBLE ArFNR.--Y Yesterday evening.
two gentlemen named Beard and Arclart,
were standing on Gay Street near the
store of I. c. Champe, Esq. \ musket
was fired from the Daguerrean Gallery of
Thos. II. Smiley. The shot, it is suppos-
cd, was aimed at Mr.. Beard, but struck
young Arehart in the shoulder inllcting
Il serious, if not fatal wound.
Archart is Il member Of Capt. Colyile's
company, from Rhca county.
\ man named Marcum has been ares
ted, charged with the commission Of the
deed. 1t was cold bloodcd attempt at
assassination and created intense excite
ment. 1t required great effort to keep
populace from inhiciins on tho accused
summary punishment. He was however
handed over to the civil authorities and
is now nprison awaiting his trial.-Hhoc-
csIlc Register, 10Th.
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Branch Hank of Tennessee.

ATHENS, 2Oth June, 1867.
DERS0NS RENTING MONEY TO THIS
H. Bank are hereby notified that United States
Postage Stamps arc no longer taken.
juno 2l-it-6G5 w. C. WITT. Cr,Nr.
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THE
SOUTHERN C0NFEDERACY,


Atlanta, Georgia.
FENIlE DAILY SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY.
I under arrangements just completed, will con
tain all thclacst intelligence Ufevery kind report
ed expressly for us by Magnetic Telegraph. and
the Mails. Also, daily reports of the Atlanta
AMI other Markets Local Incidents and Items,
&c, &r. Prices year; 50 for six months, or
80 cents for one mon'h--always in advance.
The WEEKLY SOUTHERN CONFEDERA-
CH is made M from, and contains the cream of,
the Daily. 1t Is a large Sheet and gives moro
froosh reading matter than any other Weekly in
the Confederate States. Its Market Reports will
be full, and made up from actual transactions--
Price 81 year; or u, 2j for six months--iEyari.
ably in advance.
T}~ Postmaycrr are authorized to act us our
AGENTS IN obtaining subscribers and forwarding
the moncy-for which they will be allowed to re-
tain, commission, twenty-five cents on each
Weekly, or fifty cents on each Daily subscriber
Ess- Persons getting up Clubs of five ten or
more subscribers will be supplied with the copies
ordered at22l per cent less than our regular
rates.
g;f7- no name viii be entered on orr books
until tho money is paid; and all subscriptions arc
discontinued when the the time expires for which
payment is made, unless the same be renewed.
Address, HANLErrER & ADAIR
April-2O, l8Il Atlanta, Georgia.
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In Athens, on the 18th inst, FnANKLIy, infant
son of John i. and Mary c. slower, aged eight
months.
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PN0UR LIKELY YOUNG NEGRO WOMEN,
4 one Negro Man, and a Boy about ten years
cid, to hire. Enquire ut the vfiye Of the Past.
june I, lS6l--tc--GGS
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GRATUIToUs MEDICAL SERVICES

M TENDER OUR MEDICAL SNRYICES
w GRiTtITDiNLY to all mmilics or per-
sons, in the bounds Of orr practice, who are now
or may hereafter he left destitute by the absence
Of relatives or friends who have entered, or may
hereafter enter. the army in defence Of the State
Office, Ten Mile. q. NJ. CLEMENTsON,
VI. c. CLARK.
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for sale by GEOR. W.
T. NJ. BUTNER,
fp-..,gI,, : nj IL n.

T. NJ. BUTNER,
(Rcoentiy IF Cierciand, Temn.,)
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
ID E5PECTFULLy INFORMS THE CITI-
IN 2cns of Athens and vicinity that he is pre-
pared. with the best stool, that can be procured
from tie Northern cities to execute all orders for
Fine Boots and Shoes!
on short notice. The Ladies will find it to their
interest to procure some of his beautiful Shoes
and Slippers. BY strict punctualiy to business
he hopes to receive a liberal patronage. lie war
rants his work in every particular.
Shop on Main street, one door East of john
Crawford, Jr's residence.
Athens April 8, lSGi-tf--GJ4
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A GOOD BRDGAlHl

II GUJy DEBIAEAas
ESTE OFFER FOR SALE, TO THE HIGH
w est bidder, the undivided FARM of e.
Howard, decd, lying one mile Wcst Of Cleveland,
Bradley county, Tennessee, containing Four Hum
bred Acres of Good Upland, one hundred and
fifty acres cleared and in cui,i,ali1n-wiih three
nice separate dwellings on the Farm, with other
necessary out house; ard one large orchard with
every variety Of fruit; fine springs at each OF the
dwellings, and also water in all the fields for stock
Any person wishing TO buy or lay in II bid for the
Land can do 80 by applying to w. H. Howard, ut
Athens Tenn. or u. 5. Howard, Cleveland, Tenn
who are legally authorized to receive bids until
tho first Tuesday of the next Circuit Court for
Bradley county, Tenn, on the first Of September
next when the Land, ifnOt previously sold, WILL
BE OFFERED TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
for ono half cash down, the remainder in two
equal instruments. paid annually, with interest.
from dato of sale the purchaser giving boud and
security, with lien upon the Land until paid.
Possession given of Part Of the Land on day of
sale, the remainder at New Year.
W. II. HOWARD,
J.. $. HOWARD.
Executors of &. Towards estate
June I, ls6l-tds--GG3
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BANK-NoTE LIST.

20, BROKEN AND WORTHLESS.
Agricultural Bank Brownsville.
Central Bank of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Mechanics Bank, Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Muriroesboru'
Miners and Manufacturers Bank, Knoxville.
Bank of East Tennessee, knoxville
Bank of Trenton.
Bank of Jefferson, cambridge.
Bank of Claiborne, at Tazewell.
Bank of Tazewell
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TAX Notice

TF NOT PROVIDENTGALLY Kindred
Il | will be at the Voting Ground Of each Civil
District Of McMinn county, Tennessee, for the
purpose of receiving the TaS Of said county for
the year 1861, on the following Llvg to wit:
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JA- 0o9'@
Cholera. Dysontery and Diarrhea
CORDIAL.

A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR ALL BOW
IA Ell AFFECTIONS Cholera, Dysentery,
Diarrh~a, Cholcramorbus, Flatulent Cholc, In
of the Bowels, Weakness of Stomach
and Bowels, Indigestion or Dyspepsia, &C., &C.
Warranted, and for sale by Nv. ROSS.
June 81, 1851
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F1na Rnntl and Shoes.

L AIDES FINE KID AND CALF BOOTS;
H Gentcmons fine French Calf Boots and
Shoes, Of all kinds. just received aud for sale UNI
commonly cheap, at
April 10 ID. A. WILKINS 4 cos.
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Tobacco.
Clothiug! Clothing

WE ARE NOW RECElyfNG A GOOD
w lot of Clothing. IL You want to buy good
Clothing, at low price, this is tic place to get
tho worth of your money.
April 10 d. 4. WILKINS co.
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ChanoerY Court at yikepilla.

IVIIlN II. DIV TIJU EN, z. a y
june 81, lsGl--il-prs fee $3-GGj
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Wizard Oil.
I GROSS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
l. sale. Try II. S. X. REEDER.
April H. 1861,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-03-19
How they Howl!

3Hear what the editor of the Charlotts-
stlle RerieaU, an out-and out submission
paper, says OF Lincoln's inaugural:
1--WE regard the Presidents i"auo,,~
as a swindIe. Mr.. SEw,-.n aS~.,a,; 80 :
ing conservatives ,ro.,. 1;..r;m;s t1o, ,l,o
9oeo' oc,ween the North ard the
-.0uth should be satisfactorily settled
lie has deceived them. The inaugural
threatens civil war. and SO far from sug-
costing any plan Of compromise, it only
expresses a willingness for a national Con
veniion. Il is silent on the District OF
Columbia: it is silent on the inter Slave
State Trade /: it is unsatisfactory on the
Fugitive Slave question"
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-03-19
From Washington

WA4uISGr"S. March Id.
The great Gaines case has been decided
in favor Of Mrs. Gaines. The amount
involved is estimated variouslv from Two
10 fifteen millions of dollars.
Commissioners Forsyth and Crawford,
yesterday sent an official note asking
recognition, stating an answer would be
called for to-day. The Secretary Of the
Commission accordingly called at the
State Department for reply.
Tie response was request for time
10 corsiG'cr their propositions. which was
accorded. The opinion prevails that The
Administrator will refer the whole mat
ter 10 the Senate IL" advice.
The Cabinet held two meetings to-day
Il is denied in Administrator circles mat
any unusual naval display is intenI'"d IN
Southern waters. The vessels at New
York are 10 be put in transport service.
There are upward of g, 500 troops in
Texas waiting conveyance northward.
Mr.. Douglas. III q recent speech in the
Senate, said: If the President should at
tempt 10 collect revenue on shipboard, he
would be liable to impeachment. These
ports were now closed BY the Southern
Confederacv. and it would be impossible
TO collect revenue there. The Govern
ment could not put a Collector in one Of
these ports without first conquering these
cities, and consequently there was no
danger to be apprchended from any al
tempt to collect the revenue Mr.. D as
serted that the President had no right
and dared not blockade a Southern port.
WAsHISGToN. March Is
The order 10 evacua,e Fort Sumter was
issued to-day. Il was fully determined
on as long ago as SATURDAY. last, but in
order 10 feel the public pulse it was only
put forth as rumor. Colonel Anderson
and his force will be landed in Charles
ton, as no vessel will be permitted 10 APP
pfoach the Fort from the sea. The mos;
active steps are being1aken to change all
the Foreign Ministers and Consuls with
out delay in nrdef TO have representa-
ton abroad that will discredi. the South
ern Confederacy and cast obstacles in the
way OF its recognition. The most reiia-
bic Republicans are to be selected for
these places, and only those who arc
known TO be hostile to the slave interest.
Until these appointments are completed
no attention will be given to the Custom
AOoSC Va O9G OA4ASO" S<ASCp
10 cases that will not admit of delay.
The Cabinet had another meeting this
morning. General Scott was present
with them. This fact strengthens the
surmise that they were in consultation
on Military affairs.
Accounts from Charleston say thai
Governor Pickens and General Beaure-
gard have deciding in erecting fortifca'
liops at Stano. and all the inlets leading
to that harbor.
Colonel Forney, in command of The
Pensacola Navy yard, informed the com
mander of the Brooklyn on the 9th. tha
he could get no more coal or water at tina
Tom oorwin, of Ohio. has been ap
pointed Minister to Mexico. and Cassiul
II. Clay. of Kentucky, to Spain
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* VIVA VALLEY S TAR.

STEAM BoArs.-The regular Saturday
packet, "AlIen Collier" arrived here on
Thursday last, plump to time. She
leaves Cincinnati every Tuesday. Her
clerks, J. J. Johnson and John Hickok,
are the most obising gentlemen on the
river. In fact, all her officer are expert
enced. careful! and accommodating boats
men.
The Victor" our Gallipolis packet,
makes three trips week TO Gallipolis.-
She leaves Ksnawha SaIines every Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday. Returning.
she leaves Gallipol's every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. Her officers
are very oblirino.
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FraG' r.r4 n.y. ~o-o,,:on

ne committe on Federal Relations
in the Virginia convention recon-
mends convention of the slave
States now in the old Union to be
held at Frankfort, Kentucky. 1t is pro
posed 10 be held the last Of May. In
this convention. Virginia, Kentucky,
Tennessee. North Carolina, Maryland,
Arkansas and Delaware will propose TO
the free States certain amendments to
the Constitution Of the United States,
which if not agreed to, Virginia will Sc
cede from the Union
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-03-19
Southern Confedcracy.

The Southern Confederacy numbers
seven States. to-wt: South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisi-
ana, Texas and Florida. They are the
cotton, rice and sugar producing States.
Their products constitute the great bulk
Of the commerce Of the civilized world.
It is with cotton that The United States
heretofore paid their foreign debt, with
cotton they paid for goods bought in Eu-
rope and shipped to this country.
We predict . great and glorious future
for the Southern Confederacy-they have
al The clements to become great nation
and powerful people
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-03-19

Negro EaEalitT.

Lincoln and he Black Republicans ore
for putting negroes and white people on
the same footing. The Democracy say
our government is government.tor adue
people alone. Chief justice fancy Of
tie supreme court ef the United States
decided in the bred Scott case, that cur
government was made by white men and
for white men alone that it was made
for neither the Indian nor negro. Lin
cola and tie Republicans, however, don't
believe in this doctrine. They say the
negro is entitled to vote at elections and
to he 4 citizen. ana should enjoy the same
privileges under our government as a
white man. Oh! what disgrace and ig-
nomiay this negro equality President and
his patty are bringing upon our country,
and our once beloved government.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-03-19
Camel Coal.

]. D. YANHoRE, Esq, the gentlemauly
agent of the w. NJ. & NJ Co., has our
thanks for load of excellent camel coal,
from their mines at Peytona, on Coal
river.
Mr. V. sent boat containing some
1900 bushels of the above coal to this
place. 1t is of super6ne quality, and
sold readily at l0c. per busheI, at the
landing. This coal is preferred 10 all
other for cooking purposes.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-03-19
Bishop .,ohns, APPOINTMENTS.

;, Bishop Johns Appointments.
March go. The Churches III Petersburg.
p. Monumental aud ST. Johns
Richmond.
Passion Week and Ess;er Sunday, in ST.
Georges. Frederick burg. III such ser
VICES as ehe rector nay appoint.
Easter Monday. AcGuia Church.
Apr!! 10. Paramount.
IA. S.. Mats, St. Johns. Wheeling
-. Wol!s5urg, Brooke CO.
II. Moundsvi!ie.
:" 60. Cow Creek.
81. Parkersburg
!" 90. Ravenswcod.
"a Point Plessa i. (nishr.)
25. Mercer's Bottom.
81. Coa!smouth.
!" IS. Charleston SaIines.
May 3. Ciarksburg.
5 Weston.
After the Convention the Churches on
the Eastern Shore those in and near
Norfolk and Portsmouth those in: Glou-
cester, Matthews, Middlesex and the
Northern Neck.
N. 3: The usual collection for Do
cesar Missions.
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For the Kanawha Valley Star.
The IS ArseaaI.,,

DEAR STAR-The above heading I find
TO an article in the Star of the 10Th ut.,
signed Virginia" who enters his rro-
test against the location of the Arsenal al
Charleston, and suggests the right to
Clifton or Coalsmontn, from the TACT OF
their fidelity to Virginia. Now. If vir-
ginia has hono- set remaining. if she has
not suffered Union-shriekers to WELD her
destiny, If loyalty to her honor and in
terest, make a fl applicant. then. surely.
the claim of FIatwoods for its location, is
not feeble one, In the last election she
gave evidence OF her true posiiion-wi'h
becoming zeal she strove to expose the
political dogma, gotten up BY by pocriLical
Submissionists, lin double quick time. .
she partly dispatched "War, high taxes.
and green cheese .
Now, Mr.. Star. if Virginia is with the
.South, the claim Of Flatwoods is para
mount to all others.
CROSS LANES.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-03-19


We copy from the English Mining Jour
nal, Mr.. c. Richardson last article on
the productions of kanawha. He has
been, for long time, endeavoring TO con
vince capitalists, and the public, that, I'M
der careful system Of management, the
mineral resources of our county, can be
made very productive and profitable, and
that they present a safe medium for the
investment Of any amount Of capital. The
present article-No. Of the series-il-
illustrates in avery plain and simple man
ner. the value Of the surface products Of
our coal lands. II this can b. borne out
in facts, as here shown in figures, many
Of our hill lands are Of greater value than
we have supposed.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-03-19
washington Eall,
Ripley, Jackson County, Virginia.
e. MAGUIRE

VToULD respectfully inform his old Gus
w TONERS and the public generally that he
has again taken possession of this we'll
known establishment and would be glad to
entertain his friends and customers He has
determined to apply himself closely TO bis bus
mess and viii give prompt attention TO all
who may favor him with their patronage
His bar win at all times be furnished with
the best imported and domestic Liquors Al
SO stock Of choice Cigars and Tobacco.
a two-horse hack viii always be ready to
convey passengers to any point Of destination.
Terms modest and to suit the times.
Ripley, January 81, 1853.