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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
LATER.

Nj AaEse he rt89f6dAfuss Af1 70 tha Pfc
ayune d the 18th Instant. elected. b. :
very sd3 all majority. The Tfofjc Of r.
lalh, sneaking Of tbe probable resul, i
this District, says: !
az az fvents, and under al circumstances
Nc saai fing 70 The hope that Bordelbn IS elect
~ u"sii 1he efhclal returns come to hand W.
s'all iesuitin the district as Wing victory
1870 9lotse Or BoTdelon has Jeen elected bv
- uaJoitsY o. dozonvotss. That district lasl
S"'! gaVg zen. Bossief, locofoeo, FIVE :bundred
a,t9'l we have nnih14sed thar tnaior;,y
o. ali's siofy CROUCH for. one day.,
! ne senster il will be borne id mind
nov nov CONSISTS OF nine Locofocos and eiobt
nnassi = Mr. Morse, who is a; present
! Len o 7 q The Senate, has been elect
s. 70 congress, bIs seat in the Sepats
VIII De vacant. In this case, as his die
lrlct Is df cldedly whig, it is probable ,hst
a membet Of that paF,v will H. 49, 80, va,
in bis place. ! i'suinso
The Fl ouse of,Represenialives cors;.,.
q sl y members. The Wings have j.
,ec'ed "a members 10 The House, and H.
Loeolocof 26-giying The Wings s ma
Iorlty in 1ha; body.
One Of The Loco1eco members cleo, u |
% Convention, Dr. Combs, Oh East
patton Rouge, died soon after the election.
Az election " as held on the | lib instant I
Q MI thet vacancy; bnl no information Of
ne result has yet been received.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
Mil Greek, Berkeley county, Va.
July 23d, 1914.

The Locos are now crying out against ring
hoar,s. We certainly condemn most P'1nieaiy,
all such tilly jests-but the greedi11sss Of some
Of The l. co editors, Tor capitals makes them
The easy dupes of persons disposed to De MS
chievous. We need scarcely say there y no
such man as 4 s. Fitch" known about Mill
lc.nnL u III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
Tsmpeyane, D-I.--...

The following ia lis, of d.l.s.,.
70 teprssen, the Sh.ph.,s.,o-. pPo'1sed
=. ne. soeiesy 10 the ne1, Quauerly meeting Of
q, ssAsssoa County Temperance Uaion to be-
.O'uea y 1nafiesloWn9on the 9Th instant:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
LOUISIANA.
: III. L.gislalare /, esrsiai4Is IT'Aig-

The New Orleans papers et me Tn, 800 ~
positive iniellgenee that the4 sAnlss irs.s
ded majority in the Hoases o. NsP'sss''
ives. The Pee gives lasHe;
xxY4+ Ioe0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
TORNADO TO AT cHANBERsBuRG, PA.
ne following is anexhsct OF a let,er 10 g.,.
lenan 10 Philadelphia daled~ s'ei = gen

'isnan IN Philadelphia dated 80 = gen
- cuAnsERsnuRe, Pa. July 10, 1874.
Dear Sr:--I write in haste 10 ;,fo-u
yog q the destruction Of the LARGE naneT
mil on the bank Of the Co,.cecb i papsi
creek, in this town. A ,o1nsdo n, sas
over this place about 4 o,eIoct M. p'sssa
noon Il lasted but few m;nn, MT ''i ~.
20. -. : nsa passed this extensive build
y+1,a ~ : mass o. runs. There were Sc
Ia -; = e,snteen persons in the mill al
ws,a ~ -, y .ne occurrence. all of whom
we're g co. o.. after considerable ezeriioos'
q z m NOR them were Or. Culber,soD Gu
me proprietor, who escaped with some
Sc we're scratches and bruises-his Two . so..
Dr; Etnund and Mr.. John sCuIbeT,sorn'
both Of whom are severely injured +,
We Boy grandson Of Dr.. G., who is very |
badly hurt seveE or eight females some
p whom are badly injured. and five or /
TX men, some Ct whom are also badlv I
injured.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

The Lypchbur, virginian,referriDg to the mat
Tor af s.mummeries, y so distressing TO the Rich
molA Enquirer, very pointedN asks whether
lbiekary poles and polk stalks lreceDuy erecied)
MAKE more forcibls appeal v the julgneHt ana
rsGea Of the people than log cabins and coon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
n.cisISo THE JUDGMENT.

Mr.. Palmer Of Maryland has "b backed out"
from his irst proposition on Polk and Dallas
ne drops fsur States. and $500 on the general
result. tis doesn't claim States enough to cleo,
Polk, II he gained tho whole Of them
writer in the Baltimore Patriot thus speaks
up as to the Stale election, Is well as the gene
raj result -
p. s. Whilst our hand is 10. we should
like 10 propose some bets on the Mary.
: !. 100 .l.. UPON each county in the State
and the city OF Baltimore that Col. Pratt
: will beat Mr., Carroll.
S2u0 upon each Congressional District
q the State that Col Prattwill beat Mr.
Carroll. Il.
And $500 70 $20a tina, Henry CLAY
and Theodore Freline huysen will receive
the electoral vote OF Maryland.
ST $1,000 as follows: $500 ina, HENRY
1LAf will be elected President Of The
United Siates,and $500 that II ENRr Clay
will receive the electoral vote Of Lou.
Applicants can be accommodated with
ths i've above proposed beis or any one Of
Them, and mo Mi,teke ],
gentleman 10 Petersburg, through The .a,o,
ofihe Petersburg inielligencsr, would also t.Ls
clip Iat the Globes eseaiiiy, Ii he is sao1eed
opportunity f-the following Is his PROPOSE
fions -
They, fthe Whigs) viii bet that M,
Clay JwiH-if be lives-be elected Presi.
d.nt--and II The Fiscal Partner Of Inc /
GIobe" wishes his Jse to be relieved Of
some Of IFS centenis. he can 90, bats ont
the general result. Of from one hundred 10 Il
ten thousand dollsrs-ihe money staked i
snd deposited in any bank ihe parties NAV 4
We shall not be interested IN hi, bel
ourstlf, nor do we approve Of bkltine. bu. II
vnen We see BRAe attempted. we will 4
expose the poverty OF the hand IL we can. Fl
The Fiscal Partner Of the Globe has, there. Ii
lore. only TO drop Us line, stating tia, | q
BET ffom one hundred to len thousand dol. i
Isrs can be bad on the terms stated. and 3
We vail ensufs5it being taken up 10 less 3
han Ten days from the receipt Of bis len :,
er. Now. Mr.. 'Fiscal PArtner Of he b,
lsseesP' yes haSe Tie ehsiee az s,ea5;a. y
p to your work like q man, Or sbowine Il
pc public styoO have attempted 10 plSy
naked game Of BRAc." q a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

! II, is we'll HOW that Mr. Sbi,,
MEMBER o. Inc Virginia Senate, from Har.
rison district. and heretofore a l oco Foco
has recently left tina. party, and wri,te !
strong letter announcing lis acts an ! mr.
poses. The y Y. Ev. Post cobies sr,;.
cles from two Virginia Loco Foen nanTrs
70 which i il stated that the Whips fare
welcome TO This new convet.-that she
is' by general consent, looked upon .. one
o. ?. me most abandoned scamps outside n
ne Penitenfsary"-s that there are M,
7, honest men in Virginia, who know
me , man, that entertain any other opioioo
o. nim- they say be is wholly desti.
'ute o. character--s reckless, unprincfnled
man"-and that "he was oncs nresap,oS
10 Harrison County for forgery - tn
The character which tie Past = 80
Mr. Shinn. What will The neople 80
men, when they are informed III, M.
same scamp this .'dbandoaed TecLlass
titprancipled forger" now / Sens.or r.
The Stale Of Virginia? that he rentessa,.
= tEat body. the Senatorial Dis,r;c, -
Harrison Thatthe District Of H.rr;son
: strong Loco Foco DistpictlIl Th.,
ms Mt. w. K Shinn has bee, lona
eading man among the Locos Of aa,r;.
on III That he was nut into iba ST..
senate by The Locos Of Harrison glrI
Ind that IN 1880, he vas pu, NJ ana rno
y the Locos Of Harrison a. ,heirTc.na;'
ate for Congress nam
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

= a Henry. Esq, Of The Wig Elec-
toral Ticket ID Tennessee. and The Hon.
CAVE JdHNsoN net il d;sc,,ss;oa i
GAINESVILLE on The syenino Or he h, II.
slant. The Iesullof The encounter NAV
be judged Of from the remaIks Of M
hiVEs, wapo was subsequently called on 10
Focoism d lick, when Il was lyipo a,t s.
lis back id The mud with both ewes como.
ed out"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
Mil Geek, Berkeley, Co., ia
CHANGES


MEssRs. GALLAHER:
have seen, with surPrife and establishment,
mr. namelin connection With three osher Wings
Eposted IL The last Winchester Yirginian, and
eopied in sun5ry kindred prints, as having chang
edsonr nosnical course To those who know me
nersonalry. TIE falsiiy offlhe statement mnstbe
anna rent Al FIRST blush-but there are many who
maIhays seen the statement, and not knowing
me- bersonally. appear 10 this Card for The pur-
nost OF making correction, and pronouncius
me ar,iele as base "a IRRIGATION and calnmny Iii
being wholly untrue from beginning TO oud.
Instead OF there being change from the
whIg ranks 10 Locofocoisn, in this section OF
leountry. The very reverse is The facti for
know. EIGHT PERSONS that will vote for Tbs
gallant .aaarry Of The West this fall who have
atrev 5sfjre voted the Wing ticket
Come, gentlemen Of the democratic" press
you can't poke me 10 that manner
/ Mil Greek, Berkeley county, Va
July 23d, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
Correspondence eJEls Ball. Patriot!
TERRIBLE AFFAfR4ALMosT
FRrnrn,cr.Arai1A,

FREDrRicK,Md.I July is, is44
GU are aware OF The stale Of feeling ex.
sting betwixt Gov. Francis Thomas ana
Dr, William Tyles, CROWN out Of The do
ines''c troubles Of the lormEr They mel
Yesterday Al Wslling's Hotel, on The Sc.
conc noor, whittier the id ctor vas On a
professional visit to some Of Tie lodser.
out through Walling's interference ,be
Governor was held back uniil'ths doctor
reached the bar.room 10 bis descen,
where the doctor. drawing pair Of CoI,'s
revolving pistols, prepared 10 receive H.
excellency. should be make 4 denon.,,s
lion 10 attack him. = :
he Governor descended also. and made
a spring ike Tiger al the doclor,s ,brost
The doctor raised his pisiolto lbe Goysr
ncr's breast but the by-stenders - -.
risk Of their lives. dashed Them aoar,l IA ia
esrriedthe belligerenis into sepafale roo ~
for their choler 10 subsice.
Gov Thomas was subseonenIlv a,res,..l
by The Sheriff and taken before ! Jns,;cs
Q. The Peace. and being required 10 en,ss
INTO recqgnizinces TO keep tie beaee 90.
empiorilY declined doing So. When * - -.
IorIhwith-dischugea from cusfody I
The Governor has been about Fredet;cL
loT several nights past. causing The gene
al remsrk that be is bewildeted from some
.ause or other. Ia haste.
.Mieiigaa Gen. Lewis Cas-, il Is On.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
4 Z 1nlla ltnicnEe1.

DepaFted Ills lifes u tt..n
/ MIR csa - s', residence q Mr. John sieki,lls
Mr. Ssp M f pranlse in Tie SD year Of hsge
his Is seIourned many years, and aher hy
nomieaI fAerions. bis industrious rdsco.
ne rsed and educated l5rge se,y
poag az 'am,ly o. chlldren--and lysl Il ,6a
reer,tsd G - ,our score and three sears, sud rd
W. Y aii with whom he Wa as3oei1sd
Ioat9d ne lived be was always esfeeinrd mi
go Tor advice those only 10 were -
ss,er nm could justly appreciate bis So
aro;si,Ie ',e,issoient and placid ii his isposion 81
fan.ai9'efs' unsssunng demeador. md ~.
iaas ~ ne never Intentionally wo,tised III
dffs,.f ous Always eneouraged lie mo,est gnl
and As husband md father. he WAS
omen re: pefafs - an exsfeille-as !,
k;nd nh, heiesl and sineere--as n.y.
conrieo,,s 'E snd gentleman IL H.
faIi Of VII, hosIsiabie and ltul, poIile. e .;s5
mourn ~. sls has len lrge circle Of noste,s,y
have n, bh as 'oss eu. We hope not Is those s'ss o
gain. 'Yfs "e trust their loss is lis ie6,tts
HEIAfII4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

eg-Itwill be seen thai our en'etpfisin s,eoan-
~ men, the MessTs W iiis, nave sAsehusu '.sn
NJ ling operations blythe ppfchaie q % apal-
iionak Aiilf,>nnd are in: the Wheat Market upon
tsry,S Ill Snit thefarmefs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
lake Room !!

ma TYest Uninn Inielllgencer, Of
OF Meigs township, and Elijah Leedom,
Esq, Of Beutonville, hitherto prominent
men 10 ihe Locoioco ranks. have come
out from the foul party and ayoSed their
determination 10 vote for Henry Clay,
Mordecai Barley aud true democratic
measures. They are both men Of the
highest respectabiliiy, and will exert
strong influence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

taPtEanet Dtisgnfes
!. 6 lo'lsxinE IS pst Of delegate sb5o;.,.s
= .epssssos.hs sniskheld To.aI Ab-,i.rs~s - q
So, = .ne ssz' Quarterly Meeting sf he Ise
ssn County Tenperanes 1sIob, ssse hols. - I.
Rev J sdhsn Jss~r -.
Rev is FIany jan. S S1ns
:. ~ u -.-e..ke AJsu 4qhn GsA15eFg
- 9 Sensioa zebedes Clay
Ne, Is 4rfp.y Johh n Nicej3
y, ~ csan.aam John Sharlf
~ 1aiees,y ydla " Gfanshanf
: :. !. hsouaa Us 9 Packer
Brent otBsnno1 Geo sksxsi,.T
5oh1 Q Shirley Ps,el q f;,sr-
Barn D Snilh 5f9-,-1[
- : : ssnss W D1iEal1
r,'-- 20. y Wn L<llktrt
20 1.lel hober, Niold.
hobkkT NlELD. S.rsf. T.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
DIED.

DePHied tbs lie, on SUNDAY p,orn;r,. ~
Ras,a!san The 75 year Of her ale, Mrs & ssa
nLDlSqSa; the widpw. Of Dsoiel I3ednsf, sl
'A's Oh gsiier son County, deceased. go Is'f'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

Among tie passengers q The Hibern;s
are NJ. CaIdefon De IA Bsrca 81, ,liJ 4. s
dy. The appointment 81 Ill r.lJsr =,
By the Queer Of Spain ID The ms, 81 NJ; -
ister to the United States ~ sonos 49, ~.
since announced. III Il u nds, wb;cb ~ *
has hereiolote file1s 4 ! m.nner h;rh =
satisfactory 10 both rovernnsnts "a ~ ,ss
will be cordially greeted 81 manv fr; ~; -
on bis return hilher.- Boston .9drsrI;s s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
WhlE. Lu'7N''
- %

The Bee says: Our majority 10 theil
House caanot be less than SIN, ana y
probably EIGHT.
All the last election the Wings haa
three majority ia the Legislature. ouRe1a \,
lost ground a, The special elections neEu-
1 l s;9ay ysfaneies and when 'n Z
a minority 90 joint ballot.
The ACCOUNTS from The lour'h district
Mace the result there in great doubt
This district borders on Texas, and here i
was expected that that question il any
where, would be feh. But the question
there appears 10 haveheen without effect,
Recollectihg that this distrfcta year ago
elected Loco Focoto Congtess let The
t following from the Bee 81 the l2'h pc
read and considered:
The returns from the lib district render
| Bordelon'b election quite likely. All the
parishes are heafd from except Bossief
! AID De SSto. The vote of Bossier, We
! are confident, is included 10 that Of C.ai+
borne. and De Soto cannot give 100 Lo-
coiocof ma jority., 2Bordelon majority az
present d97. The contest is excessive
liv close, lust ss lao between Moore
AID Win@. Who eyer Is elected has pie
cious few votes 70 spare. They, stand
/ IBoHlelon, Morse,
/ 1872 $50
i la letterfh The National Iatelgencer, afle
lgiving The Fesult simla6 u The above, undertake
OF New o4eaus, July II, says
4 Let our friends abroad have no fears a
4 10 The yoIe Of Louisiana ia November 70
!, they MAY rest assured she will carry alof
and in triumph the kshnero Of Henry Clay
The Locps fad, and begin to acka owl
edge. that they cannot get up any ehibn
siasm-s Inv ,hlng Ikea hurrah oriPol
Eand Dallas there is nothing connec'e
a With the h TO hnrrah about. You ma
ljadge of[the hopes q our opponents whe
!, Their 1eahing journal in this city onl
, claims Tie Slate BY a majority Of on
|, thousand and, 10 order 10 cypher out thl
J. allows akonly three hundred majority
The 2nd district, where we have jnst2 I
s lecled ohr candidate by six hundred an
i fifty, anh claims Loco majority Of fol
n hundred 10 the 4th district where we ha'
!. also beaten them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

James X. Polk in 1919 voted ..r.;ns,
the bill ion he relief ol he sn,y;.;n5 m
GERS Of ;he Revolnt;onary ~ 49,
- iooo. q voted against the Revolutiona-
against The same hin Ma ba :.I.': 80 :
snlipathy 10 he Revol,,;on n . ~. "a !, :
brave nenlby wbam III ~, auu - me
chieyed, ibst he -sgrs i.pe'.es we're a,
from them q ,be;r e,s 0ugaslo "isbooid
compensation for IL q, III some silgn.
fees Of their earI;aF v ssnst1ogs ana sacT.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
From 4. Springfield oaiol RepubIie.

MAKE WAY FOR THE CoME-oUTERs.
Messrs Icsnberger and Roller have led
the. way in what promises 10 be I"ihe be-
ginning Of the eEd" Of Locofocoism IN
CLARK county. Let o2ers-we knoy
there are many-who design joining 1IE
CoME-oUTERs, enrol their names without
delay. n
.Nsssrs Gallagher s Halssy--
want 10 say through yo1I. paper, that
voted for Mr.. Van BuIen IN ISf0, but
TIA, shall vote for Clay and Frelinghuy
sen in November There are others in
my neishborhooT who have likewise re.
nounced LocePocoism, and | make ihi'
public in NE hope that they vi DO ,he
same. n 60 for Henry Clay-fos~a Pro-
tectix6 Tariif-a Sound Currency Sin
gle TeIm-aaf The United States an'
kwant nothing 10 do with Polk-Ffee Trad,
Hard money and little Of twill
| Teras and Dishnion. Pm now sure L q
right :" aud ike Dayy Crockett. Il meal
% go-ahead." G. C..ICENBERGER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

f,a - a.'' IeeA W snall give fton three to
.nr'.o;.". a. - genuine kenunciations Of Lo-
a.. Iisns NJ whole papekwith
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

q Good ReDln.
nal saws that one 81 NJ aLoulsyllis jour
and most +ssras.. y'.'ne pest mechanics
who Abandoned lie T.or 800. y y niucky,
the non, in alton Of PotL so party alter
other day by some 81 III 8 l,s sAgnled The
brelhren as having chsng,d M tsosoioco-
rnsy call Il changing nv coat ~. ~ - ou
II such an enc nv Of Amer,csn = - put,
IS James K{Polk were electea ptss.5 ss.s
7 NIGH soon haUs had none e ehoae os'ss1'.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
tom ne Lee.butg Jra,5;,uJa,,,....

Depatfe4l tIfs III. x E :. s'Il17lS 4Ohlidn
near Hllsborons NJ, me l5h Of February I8ti
Goth rear df4lIs 81 ~. r = Fir GIDEON, III he
Revolutions was " nlaeoh was soldier Or He
also pfeseif IN seyersi q Saratoga and vas
which Be stsaine ~ p.ner engagements, ii allzf
faE soldierI ne sssiAeler Of brave and du;i
qnsinfanees for bis ~ eslrefned BY his az
The weskhet n, M 80 sha Ieetltude OF lie
incIemeut Hi Ms ,g., - q his burial being yerv
favorable season 49, 'leu 70 defer until mos.
the opinioncf his re;ebfE 81 respect winch IA
AeeofdKgly I'm The inn ~ ie occasion sleynanele
sion sfina Of he Z. sune q military proces-
and the ilife comnans 49,, uuner captain Wright
Ell b Col Leslie ai1estal SAP.s White. comnaae~
Regimenal Staff in fs =, me held Officers and
tal music ps ether ough band Of MAJ
zens moved Il, order fra ~ IS number Of cits-
mold Grove Church. uhersia ,ass residence 10 Aa-
dress was delivered 81 tha H.. appropriate a&
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

e n
On Saturday lssf, The Goth inst s,
OF John Slrller, near Hafpers- errv y. sqence
year, Mrs NAkeY STRIDER - ,.sr nitlctf
o'rider, alter having borne with great
raYsges OF q long, painful, and inenrshi lae
iier mortality has madea ysd III her hons
cie Nhlchcaa never ,hever be repaired The
hesfsng sgh The daughters. sad fwaiIine. IL. ssI,
ing grief Of sons, the tears and groans Of lrei..
and nelshbors, mend not thewide-spread breach al
suffering, All feeling and all wo we're unayaiIine
le expsnded gloom ofthe vicior's silent reign ave
solemn proof that the victim is slain tl.st ~ hn.
man virtues thst no combination or the excellences
o. the head and heart could arrest The chilling blast
which copg4aled the bold streams of stern vitality.
N eontd saeid innorenceiro The consuming Desc
s.ion q the nnsparing hand and the pointed arrows
- 9eaib although the fell destroyer has berfeFm-
- h's melareholy wo,k although The sfcfiye dis.
psnsalioa has sbFouded in sable ycstm9nis The
$3.50 9. mourning; although the plafntiye tones of
s r@~p mistress have assembled 10 Heaven and her
ieeps u the tomb Of its mother earth
lee,i,, lives in the sweetEy cherished reeol-
nr 81 M nsE numerous freBds The generous FEEL
genial kea i9r thirty years. Tie trace &c hee
Sinflness 4 Il. The redundant illusions Of real
Ter sneas s howtd from the pure fountain az Ii
,i,l, $3.50 ssmpathy fof suffering hnnatlilv The
a ~ u moral duty sf,fe
an, s1onf and directed her trsvel fhEs,,sE IN
800 -, n. 17nis soon be fofeetfeh A.Hs h%S,.s *
.s Ahew hef best viii hrsk lss 80.
$3.50 p ner personal wo{fh .f 1 ~ III, ,As ,
nv see pereasing loss suslai,p ~ - s.s .ons
! ~. the prissto,5 ii
y Ior ever from public view Is :,
!. u1s9sslie add norsl Instruction f,, 4.
sss..eAi history and the sstitIenins i
: s''su'ns n1F Irving household. 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
M.,,r,. Gnllagh,rlsc HaI,.n-

wish 10 say through your paper that
| am voter Of CLARK county ~ that have
heretofore voted the Van Buren ticket
but that / sIaH vots for Gay and Freling-
h,tpsen 10 November next-and no mis-
axe. DAVID ROLLER.
July II, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

The IN. Y. TRlBUHE' gives the name
az another efficient witness against Polk.
At,be Wtig meeting in Cayuga co.. an
address was made BY Mr.. Spencer Of Al.
bany. A gentleman who in 1910 was an a.
He and Influential sSuacate or the re-elec-
c.--i:. I, :. oIa.--se~, uurfe mas &C
49, ds;y leil ms oid associates. and is
o. Harry Clay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25
CHANGES /, moRE OF THEM.

Moi having room Ibis week, except for a be-
ginping, We think Improper TO lead of with con,
Rsdic.iOp Of one Of the important changes sa'a
10 have taken place in Pennsylvania. we pre-
sumo most Of those boosted 81 ~ me Locos ais
Of the same kind. See tAe Two l'il0"i"s A''''
cles from the Carlisle Hetaiu =
Err G6rerror Ritner.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-25

CharIestown, July IS, 1874.
wig Editors. are requested to publish tn
foregoing invitation.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-02
rosr osrscE DErARrnssT, I
July 8, lS44. (


PROPOSALS for carrying the Mails OF the Uni
i ted States from The LIST September, 1874, TO 30t
June, io4o inclusive on route 1861 IN fennsy lyania
viii be received al the Contract office of the Pos
Office Department, 10 the city Of Washington unit
the 10th day of August, 1874, at g. p. IN, To he de
cded the next day
1861. From Pittsburg, BY Allegheny, Baksrstown
Glade Mills, Butler, McCandliss, Brow ington
Slippery Rock, North Liberty Mercer CuIbersons
Custards, MeadviIle Woodcock, Roekdale, and Wa
tertord, to Erie 1876 miles and back, daily, in fouI
| horse coaches.
Leave Patsburg daily at g. a. M arrive at Mercer
same day by 10 o. IN.
same day by 7, p. III.
Leave Erie tay at 8, a. m; arrive at Mercer same
day by ~ m
Leave Mercer next day al 3, a. m; arrive at Pitts
burg same day by 8, pm
No proposal will be- considered, unless ii be accom-.
panied by guaranty, signed by respon
Sioie persons, in the following manner, viz:
The undersigned ---- guaranty that -, il
bis bid for carrying the mail from Pittsburg to Erie
be accepted by the Postmaster General, shall enter
into an obligation prior to the first day of September
next with good and sufficient sureties TO perform the
service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate Of a
Postmaster, or other equivalent testimony, that The
guaIantors are men of property, and able to make
good their guaranty
The proposal should be sent to the Department
sealed, endorsed Proposals for Route No. 1851,
and addressed TO the First Assistant Postmaster
General.
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combna-
contract Is to be made, the last annual advertise
ment.
c. A. WICKLIFFE,
July 3-fw Postmaster General.