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DATENTS FOR NEW INVENTIONS.
htsars. INN d Co., PrupretoIs of Tho Sol
outlhc American, No. 81 Puls-ruw, New York con
tuues to solicit Patents In the United state and in
at reiln countries ON the most rcasunabl, terms.
Consultations and pamphlets of advice IN English
aud German free ou application T. tie Ohoe
Read what the
II On. SEPII HOLT,
tie great patriot says.
MDRsrs. MUM q CO.; II M lrds me much plea.
sure ~ bear testimony 10 the able aud efficient nI
NOE In which yuu have dlE hAr,ul your duties Of
Solicitors Of Patents while had the honor OF hold
ing the Office of Commissioner. Your business was
very barge, and you sustained land, doubt not
Justly deserycdl the reputation of energy, mlTked
ability and incorporating fidelity IN performing
your professional engagements.
Very respectfully,
Your obe,lt sery't, j. HOLT
Messrs. Nj Nh & co. have been ENGAGED IN so.
Letting Patents iur over siSteeu years and more
than Fifteen thousand Patents have been grant oil
through their Agency sclS 3s'i5S
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TRlCOPHER0US FOR THE HAIR
Only Eight cents per bottle-Porter q Fair
'hild's nicely perfumsd Trionpherous, for improV
ng the condition Of the hair, Ia excellent article
md can now DO procured a 20 South seclnd street.
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE - II. LEVY,
Au,t onccr, g2 Catherine 1t, will soil this d,y
1t 10y O'Clock, silk and other Il cHcs, shirts,
s'av h., quilts, lnaIuct, clocks, shirtt cIrnr4c,
blankets, beds, over aud r Ok coats, pants Watches
jewellery, I uusNet, &. by urler pl H. BARNETT
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WHAT is GRANULAR FUEL 2-NOT
w Virginia pine, not Jersey pine, simply brush
wood from our native forests of hickory and OAK,
furnished in bushels ~ per cent. cheaper than any
other known kindling wood try il, and YOU will
Use no other-Granular Fuel Yard, 18th It, aud liIh
Avenue. sells 2lac'lO4
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CONSTABLE'5 SALE-BY VIRTUE Of
~ Al eNe,'u,ion-wEsr N WATTS vt, 'rI t1s
day, Al 10 O'Clock, At the s,l"s room, N. % wet
broadway, = lsrg, quantity ~ cm'rodcr.Nf ~ wing
silk. thread, cotton. sewing mt'llna cane s,At
stocls glass, shoS .ascs ct'rs Man Suiine e
Co.'S R'ins " 3 llcry chtmplg zoe Is asp" "a ,knt,
s llcry VI msseuX R'lhut & c.. Vu"t+, a'sh |
oyster counter, nd yak wn' nv top lhr cunt'r
complete g.. WEST " WATTS Cuu-tVlH.. ~
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UCTION NOTICE-M. DOUGHTY,
IA honeer-L,rgc sac ot new and sNuni hNid
urutdre, this day. at Il Y o'clock, 1t ,tlosf. om -
Nassau st. brussels, Ply AMI ingram carpets, u.
trasses, bcdd ng mnrrrS, hureAll, sru clIrL
gas fxmrcs; aso once furniture, iron $40 Il. -.
the whole for Absolute gac. -
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Prepared food, is q. b.s-r4 Blocker. up stairs.
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HAYCUTTERS OF ALL KINDS FOR
sale aud repaired by h. II. REEVES & CO.
loo water st, bot Fulton st and Burling Slip, N. Y.
Bel4 G'lG0
HORSES FOR SALR-FOR SALE FIF-
Ateen sound young horses, suitable for down town
carmen, coal carts trucks, or any kind Of heavy
work. Can 10 seen at No. II Leroy street, between
Bedford and Blocker sts sell 6J9T
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A rCTIoN NoTrCE-LARGE SALE OVER

n siDOO worth " TO ischod furniture, this day
twedi - ay) NJ tus r,,idpu.c ui Dennis Mth'u,
ESQ, - Wet 10Th A. irT t.. ave, c'ns1t.u, II
ttaaw,ol uisn, forte, riirrurL t1.ks, ~'ft -sis,
rockers. arTnrhNirs, TABLES, vssL cngravng4, chr.
toina, shades bureaus, ucd.teads, feather el'
Pr1iSels, wilton aud ingram carpets, china glass,
cr.Vkery, slvcrware, knives aud forks alsr ease-
mcut ard kitchen utensils, ~ Sale at iON o'clock.
A. CHAPMAN 4 Co. Ai,rrs. 1GT
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WANTED.
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

HORSES FOR SALE 49, q SPLENDID
horsrg amongst them ar . powcrl a tri.k
lur4.', and one hands me bol,tail hore, price y,5
Altol handsome black horse, prir Z %; t5l one
handsome pouey black horse price $40. one lows
price grey horse price sos T ey are an from ~
10 10 hands high, and warranted. 70 be- 4rel At
}lH Perry It. SELF 2'l,l
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BOARDING.

BOARD for young ladies. $3.50 a week, I75Hudscn
BOARDING at C5 New Bowery, cor James st. 1884,
BOARD for or children, ut 15s w 10th at. iT,q
BOARD-Genu Il wives S. to 81 vSndsm stl1,a
BOARD for man & wife q gents, 926 % ave. ia
BOARD for ladies q geutomen, At - Allen st. 1874
BOARD, s9,bO per week, at 9is William st. 1917
GENTS %; man a wife cheap-i1 Rsawck st. 10, 9
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Pntsliviug in the country can have the powders
fsw sriCd 10y rail.
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LODGINGS To LET.

LODGINGS from 19 to 81 cts-S9 Lspenard st 1874
FURNISHED rooms, a. New Rowery, 81 week.
FURNISHED rooms cheap, 1876 Chart,n st. 1879
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INSTRUCTION.
BANJO taught 81 per quarter 296 Becker a.1s,2
BANJO taught socts per lssson 20 Suffolk st. 1879
LADIES taught to operate,$i cor 41st st 1O,h av
"a Lessons Piano for 90, at 1852 Edridge 81. 1873
GROCERIES.
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Powder has been discovered Ivy Dr, HENRY
ZEl.lr which liza cured many n drinkard Of hD
owe ior Intoxicating liquor and restored hdpptnos
to many family.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
latest fromtthe seat Of Wiz.

NoRroLE. April 2lst, II. p. M The
/" Cumberland " lightened herself BY
throwing overheard some of her heavy
armament, and thus got over the obstruc-
-tions, and escaped -
!. Tie Pennsylvania, Merrimae. German,
town. Raritan and Dolphin were al burnt,
and the Plymouth sunk. b.
The most valuable portion Of the Yard
and machine shops, timber houses, etc,
are all safe.
r Only the ship houses, marine barracks
and officers quarters were destroyed. :
The5attempt 10 destroy the Dry Dock
proved and utter failure.
Fifteen hundred pieces Of the very best
artillery have been secured.
Two South Carolina regiments are
hourly expected.
Col. Walter Gwynn and the Richmond
Grays, Capt. W., n. Elliott, have just ar
rived. -E ~ 3
The Petersburg soldiers are all well
and in good spirits. E X
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
in Convention &C the People,

Held in The Metropolitan. Hall, in the
city Of Richmond, on Thursday April ! s,
1861. On the motion of the Hon. Will
ioughby Newton, il was unanimously
Resolved, That the thanks Of this Con-
vention be cordially rendered 70 the State
Convention for the noble act Of patriotic
duty which they have just performed
and forgetting all past dissensicns, we
will rally with united hearts and haHds
in defence Of the honor, safely and iade-
psnaenee Of Virginia and the Confederate
States.
On motion Of Col. S. Bassets French.
il was III
Resolved, unanimously, That themn-
bers Of this Convention do hers, 1.-THE
presence Of iAthh71ghiy God. and each other,
pledge themselves and each other their
oitunes and sacred honors in defense Of
heir native coil.
Ordered that the Secretary Of this Con
,ention be directed 10 deliver copy Of
he foregoing resolutions TO the President
1 the State Convention and the, Governor
i this Commonwealilf
III. A Copy-~Teste
S. BASSETH FRENCH, Sec'y.
.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30

BY virtue Ut Ire authority yeslsu ID ths
Executive By the ConxentioTsI Jbhh Ietcfs
II Governor Of TIE Cornmonwesfth Of Nifgii
ia, do hereby order that each xoldhieef.
company, equipped and armed. whethsr q
infantry, artillery o. rffiemen. III The ccbptiei
lying west 81 me city Of Richmond and TIE
Hue Ridge; snd in the valley Of virginix
from the county Of Rcckbfidge TO the Tennet.
see line, establish forthwith on The lines Of
speedy communication q rendezvous sad hold
themselves IN Teadiness lor fmnl sdiate orders.
Telegraph Of send BY express to the Execus
tive the name or Captains, number Of mea
and description Of force. Il IL further 81.
deTed that officers Of al grades on the line Of
the Potomac render obedience 70 Sen. Philip
StsGeorge Cooke who hss been assigned The
command Of that section Of the military oper
atoms Of the State bounded by said river.
Given under my hand, rs GoveSneh5
[Lss.l and under the SeaIof the Common
wealth Al Richmond 2tst April, 1861,
and in the s5th year Of he Commonwealth
fSigned JOHN LZTCHEN.
Bv the Governor
"a. Nv. sMuSEoRp,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
prentice On I,incoln,s War roi,cy.

U Prentice Or the Louisville Journal one Of the
strongest Union papers in Kentucky, thus
speaks Of the cali for the troops by the adj
ministratlon,
eve are struck with mingled amszeEhent
and Indignation. Thefpolicy announced in
the pfoclama ton deserves the unqualified
condemnation Of every American citizen.
1t is unworthy not only Of statesman but OF
man. Its policy uttery haifbrained and
uinous IfMr. Lipcolnf contemplated this
policy in the inaugural address he is guilty
dRsembIefI il he has conceived ii under
the excite Dient raised by the seizure Of Fort
Sumpter, he is guilty hotspur. Id either
case he is miserably unfit for the exalted pos
siton in which the enemies Of his country
I've placed him. Let the people instantly
him and his administration into their
hand IL they wonid rescue the land Iftoin
Ell and ifrctgiexa Bile distinction. Is
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
Trans-AlleghanY Virginia.

The mountains Of Trans! Allegheny
Virginie are filled with abls-bodied men
nen accustomed from their youth %
bear arms. every one Of whom has one
or more rifles in his cabin. and all Of them
are first-raie marksmen.
These men number legions. and little
drilling would make them the best Of
soldiers. Should the aboliiionists Of
Ohio send an invading army into West.
ern Virginia, not a soldier Of them win
ever return alive. The mountain boys
would shoot them down as dogs.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
Executlve D department., /
RichmonR. Anril 20 ie6i

hlcnMOnRp Hptil ~ 1901 Va W.
s In obedience to Resolution Of ne Csi
yeution, the injunction Of secresy having
been removed the following section ofaa Oh.
dinance passed by The Convention Is pub
lIshed for the informa ton Of the publica
'sBe it ordained, that The Governor 0f this
Commonwealth be. and Is hereby, authorized
and required to call into the service Of ihs
State as many volunteers as may be- neces
saryf 10 repel invasion and protect The citizens
ofthe State il the present emergency, which
volunteers BIZ viii receive III companies and
organize into Regiments Brigades and hi.
vIsinns according 10 the forces required, and
the Governor shall appoint and commission the
general. field and sian officers ofssid tolnn-
teers. and proceed to have them insttucfed
And be shah immediately invite all eiEcssus
and worthy Virgintans and residents Of VII.
gina, in the ARMY and navy Of the unilsd
States, 10 retire thefefrom and TO- enter tic
service Of viIginia, assigning 10 shem such
tank as will not reverse the relative rank
held BY them IN the United States service, ana
VII at least be equivalent thereto,
BY older OF the Governor.
GEORGE w n UNFORD I
Secretary Of The Commonwra.th.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
@Kanawha County.

ineoln's war proclamations against the
q have reyolutionized public senti-
{ 10 this cously, al now say that
bNt4y separate forever and ever.
Y y Back Republican States. Men
& 55pey are freely offered 10 defend
,sihA and the rights Of the South;
I dtesissFpiftt has rapidly spread itself
! use s !. our hills and up our noun.
but and the sentiment is war
sta: stamp 3 absli tionists who dare in.
OVER son or trample upon Viz
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
A reliable gentleman who arrived here

A reliable gentleman who arrived here
from Lewisburg, on Friday night. reports
that Mr.. PRrcE, 1.-THE delegate from Green.
briar, 10 the State Convention. and until
Lincoln made war on Virginia aud the
South. was oneof the most out.and, out
anti-secessiobists, had arrived At Lewis
burg, and on leaving The stage, mounted
the stump and made ! strong secession
speech. He urged hspeople to unit and
give a unanimous vote for secession
We also learn that Gfsenbriar, Nicholas
any Fsyette are unit for the defence Of
Virgins,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
The Feeling m Tennesses.

Volunteers are daily Offering their ser
vices to the Governor Of the State:
In Nashville, on Saturday, John Over
ton whose estate is valued at $4,000, 900
said to Gov. Harris, "Sir. you can check
on me for The amount ofmy whole estate to
Uphold the honor Of TENNESSEE.
Gen. W. G. Harding, who is also mil
lionaire. rendered his fortune and himself
to the State. These are but few. but
noted instances Of Southern patriotism,
Hon! John Bell and about Il dozen other
Union men" Of Tennessee have issued
an address to the people Of the State, APP
proving the refusal ofz TIA c.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
Important Oct 81 the Convention.

The following resolution was adopted by
the Convention last night and the injunction
OF sectesy was removed in relation Tiers.
10
Resolved, thst II Be earnestiyfeeommend
to the citizens of i1e several counties oflh.s
Commonw.aI b TO promptly form and disc.
'pline companies n volunteers OF their able.
bodied men: aid to the county c.urts to lew
or raise BY issuing bonds. sti.licisnt amount
of money 10 equip and arm such votante.ts
when raised. 3ssA S3s'..i ~, 49, + 5tI
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
.Ylirrinian Inn.

voice Of Kanawha county and all
,Ftion Of the State is. that Virgins
Do i unit in support Of Governor
nsrs proclamation and against Lin,
q war. NJ
gellern Virginia and Eastern Virginia
9 one and the same interest in this
!. Its self-protection. IT is the de-
y Of their homes, their ERE sides and
soil from the invading forces Of our
lEion foes.
fcepting sotne Black Republicans
= Wheeling, Western Virginia is
.sughly aroused in deadly hostility to
var policy u lincoln aud his piratical
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30

4 az 2-Capt.

40 z--CApt.
ther notice, run
ssviile.
ailsy connects with
Ali and Maysyille U.
thus offording Her pas
Ash to go through to Gin
SAINT trip and at no advanced
Maysville our citizens can
hisgs needful to their COM
pfor goods will be promptly
y Mr.. GREEs the gentleman.
he Foiiey. }
Eoilier, this boat left on Saturday
leinati. AS the authorities Of that
will not'leaye any provisions Or other
Icles. 60 from Cincinnati 10 Virginia
any other Southern State. We sup
pose she will have to leave the trade, or
be run at a great loss to her owners.
Henry Logan. this neat little craft Is
still running 10 Petersburg. She leaves
here ever Monday and Thursday.
The Victor is still running regular ID
Gallipolis. &
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30

The Coon WoRK CoMaEScED. Mast
week we called attention to the wants o.
our volunteers, now We are grati5ed to
be able 10 s,stethat our citizens have com,
menced the good work ofsupPlying them
The 6rst donation, we pleased to state
Is from lady. Mrs. HARRfE1 NorEs, Wit
came forward and subscribed Fifty dol
lars ,owards buying eloth for fatigue uni
| form: Mr.. A. G. GosHoHs subscribed
Fifty dollars for the same purpose AM
tie ladies' Of our town volunteered .
make the uniforms. haysrsacks, &c. AT
lJ B. NoYEs yolunteeres TO have tae q
forms cut out. Thnswe havsyae laOtb
secure. MI. "A, MAsONsgsts bkets.
lfor hayersacks. and ten psiT NJ
amounting to about For - Z
las. A. CaLDkxtL l5,siz'
s;.,.a. fcons5quence A. tht - :
mea's'hss9; mail prom op The DIT = 9
4 ~ - sell Il q = letc When = .io1
Jas. A. CALDWELL. NS,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30

PrrsAx CotSrr. Upon the news Of
the passage Of the ordinance Of secession,
The people became, with probably a sin.
gle exception united for the defence Of
.Tirginia. The County Court appropri-
ated $4,000 for supplying the county
with arms, ammunition. DC. Private
citizens donated Literally. A messenger
was dispatched to Richmond. 10 procure
an additional supply Of arms. ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
war Movemshts q yireinla.

The steamer GeorRiana. Capt. Persioh,
which arrived yesterday morning from
Norfolk reports all quiet there. butgreat
activity prevailing II making preparations
for war. The q. s. frigale Cumberland.
lying off Old Point. 6verhauIed the steam
er George Peabody, on Wednesday, while
on the trip from Baltimore to Richmond.
The frigaie fred at first two blank cart
ridges, and then two balls, which fell 4
shUrt distance from the Peabody. The
latter having eome 70, was, after q short
detentions permittedto proceed onher trip.
A schooner from New YoIk was also
fred ut rom Fortress Monroe, brought
to and captured. She contained firearms
and other munitions for 4be Southern
Confectionery. A steam ldg was likewise
fred At and 1t, bit she escaped.
Passing annapolis yesterday morning
the 9eorgiana saw the steamer Baltic an
chored ID the channel with twenty seven
hundred Northern troops on board Also
the steamer Spaulding with seventeen
hundred mofe wtiting to be landed
Two United States war steamers were
lying alongside. Baats were plying reg
.ularly between Aunapolis and Perfyvile,
filed with Northern troops.
\ FORTRESS MONROE.
Passengers from Hampton. withinAtwp
miles Of Fortress Monroe, report that Che
post is in the best state Of defense. and
that there are now 1nsrtered within
its walls atleastt wo thousand experiences
ed artillerists. Communication has not
been entirely cut of between the oi.isens
and The fort, and q good feeling prev
between the officers, Of the f6Itrsss and
the people who reside in lhe neighboring
country IS
AFFAIRS Ar tIcHMosp.
We learn from 4 gentleman who lef'
Richmond on Wednesday that about s,
600 volunteers were 10 that city ready Tor
service. The State authorities were erect
ing a battery at Yorktown, and another
three miles from Richmond ,on the James
River. Major Green's six-gun battery o.
Artillery is stationed at City Point. The
steamship jamestown has been fitted up
at Richmond for war purposes, there hav-
ing been placed on board two pivot 1s
inch guns and twelve. grape guns. She
is under the command of Captain Par
IRISH. ST.
The Petersburg Express Of Wednesday
states that Mr, II d. Bird, the superin-
tendent Of the Southside road. and prep
arations are now in progress which he
expects TO complete By Saturday, that
will enable him 10 transport 5000 per
day. We understand that there are now
about 6,OOO troops congregated At Rich
mond. 1000 at Harpsr's ferrY. and 5. 500
at Norfolk The number. AT Richmond
will be increased before the close of the
week. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30

At meeting .of the Commissioned
officers Of the Both Regiment Of vir,
ginia Militia. held at Ksnawha O. H. on
Saturday last, the following officers were
elected: Joel Ruffnef. Col; w. A. Jack
son. Lieut.. Col; Andrew Parks. Major.
We understand Col, Ruffner declines
the appointment. -.II-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
HEAD ouAtTT'sno

-T--T--N N. TVET
Nhanawna 7. n, parade rest; Captain
Inc cempany. oeihs proclamation Of the
John ,. Swann ies9 Aonwealth, and put The
governor Y sn E orof rendering their ser
quesuon of this Commonwealth
vices 70 lne Solof the Commonwealth, will
LOT the oslebAces to the front. The whole
advance tAneed two PAGES to the font.
co.1p9n stain then addressed the company
inc frmarks, Nand his allusion TO theil
ma devotion oNthe State, was received
pal npplause and cheering.
y By ordef Of the Captain
CHARLES SUR, o..
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
II Corn /. ana Potatoes.

The Connbia south Corolinian ssys+:
Manon's men could live on sweet not tues
and eight the British Give our boys ptensy
OF corn and potatoes, and they can defend
our soil against all abOli.iunism. Plant pleu.s
ty Of provisions and less cotton inl this yea.
We say to9virginia turner's make yanrs
crops consist 4of corn, potatoes and Other
vegetables. Put forth your best txertions. IL
raise an abundance of those things necessary
for the support Of man aud beasSs OF bur
dem
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
MestIns 3. Fiat woods.

Alta meeting Of portion Of the South
ern States. Rights party pf Kanawha
county. held at the Flat Woods. on Sat.
Iurday aoih April, 1851. Mr.. Thomas ~.
Shelton was chosen as chairman, and Nj.
is. A. Roberts as secretary The nomi.
nation Of candidates for the next House
Iof Delegates Of Virgins was announced
as the object Of the meeting.
On motion of Mr.. A. B. Littlepage a
COMMITTEES was appointed topresent reso-
lutions for the consideration Of the meet
ing. Whereupon Messrs. a. B. Little
page. r. T. Roberts, S. T, budding, Al
fred Loyejoy, Stephen Davidson. aud R.
Fl. Melton, were requesiSsi 10 act as such
committee, who after consultation, re-
ported the following preamble and res
olutions. which were unanimously adopt
ed: ,s S5
Whereas, we, the voters Of the Fiat
Woods precinct are advised that Mr..
Henry D. Ruffner is compelled tosdeeline
his nomination for the next Legislature
of this State, and whereas We All concur
in the resolutions Of The Southern States
Rights party, passed at Charleston, Mon.
day last, and think that the times call fer
good and true menin council as well as
in field. Therefore. resolved,
]. That we recommend TO the people
Of this county, TnoMAs B. SWAMI and
HEzEkIAn Agee. as suitable persons to
represent them in ,r next House Of Del
egates.
a-<fbat The Charleston papers be re-
quested to- publish the proceedings Of
this meeting. Ia
j, THos. N. SHELTON, Pres't. Z
4 IA. Ro6ERTs, Sec'y. III
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
The New York Seventh Regiment Liter
ally Cut 70 Pieces.

( ALExAxDRrA. April Lieutenant
Charles CarroltSims, Of The United States
Navy. attached 70 the; Navy yard 2,
Washington autil one o'clock o-day, has
Just arrived, and reports that reliable
information has reached Washington,
that the Seventh Regiment OF New York
was cut to pieces this morning. between
Annapolis and Marlboro, By the Mary
land State troops. u
The above lacks confirmation,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
d FROMkas osE,,.,,,v,,.

|s q aI s. enSa The SAL, strongest Union
bOeIs md war again, when Litcolr
|S,ehss 3 aeans 4 South every
x sissifaished zee, eeessh t. and the
|' gsis.g and go, .ns county hurt unapi.
i'd patent, during tbsi1 loI Hal
bf, to1make and sell this Raonei for old
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30

T. B. Swami and B. S. Thompson.
have been nominated IS candidates for
delegates to Virginia Legislature. By
their friends, and both gentlemen have
excepted. :~@.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30
Military Spirit in Maryland.

MARLBORO, April 20, p. M.-Every
available man that could be raised in the
country and mustered with military COM
panies, has gone this morning y Balti-
more to aid in depressing the Northern
troops.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1861-04-30

The Charleston Home Guards, num-
bering 90 mem, haze electedw. a. Jack:
son, Captain; W. g. Venerable. LIST
Lieutenant; James Ranner, ed Lieuten-
ant; John w. Starke, 81 Lieutenant
The Guards drill every Saturday after