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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
POTOMAC Division. NoNoo, 3. OF T

The following resolutions were passed unanimously,
at the meeting Of the Pstsmac Dvisonth eth of oeo
Der, 1883;
Resolued, That while . Division OF the Sons Of
Temperance would not advocate the law commonly
called the Maine Law in ali its detas, vet approye
and advocate its main and leading principle, wit the
prohibition BY legislative enactment f the sale Of intox
icatng drinks, except for medicinal, mechanical, and
sacramental purposes.
Resoired, That in all correspondence with cur
sister Divisions in the action Of the Grand Division of
Virginia, and in that of the Grand Division of North
merica, covering Does the United States the Bril-
fish Provinces IN North America and the British Empire
Europe believe that its hundreds Of thousands Of
members nearly in the advocacy Of this
prohibitory prineiPle any number Of were
or can be upon any question Of moral reform
Resolred, That we hereby request sister Divi-
sions. throughout the general jurisdiction to which we
belong to make and publish TO the world IA expkcit
declaration az their views upon this subject.
Resolred, That copy Of these resolutions be sent to
the Grad Division Of Virgins wh, request that it
lay them before every subordinate Division within her
jurisdiction.
Resolved, That the editors Of thefFree Press Spirit
ofJeferson Shepherdstowu Register, Martinsburg Ga
zcfte and yirgaia Republican be requested to publish
these resolutions. JOS. S FLEMING w p
Jxo ID. STAL&Y. R s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
:
COLONEL WALTER CIV SsNN.

Il has already been announced that fhis gentle
man has resigned his position as CT vi Engineer
OF the James River and Kanawha CDttpany, and
entered upon an honorable and iucraIife career in
North Carolina. He is 10 receive IS, 0oE per annum
from the Central Railroad Company II that State,
aud $1,000 as consulting engineer ohieiher works.
This SHOWS just. appreciation OF the talents and
experience Of this distinguished GENTLEMAN, and is
alike honora lie 10 alfconcerned
Col Gwynn has been connected with the Canal
Company since 1915, and has deYoies his best en-
ersies 10 the work in its darkest hSafs-iirst as
President. then a. ERsiheer-aHd haspulTeited and
overco,ae he waves OF prejudice whiet 81 one ting
seemed 10 threaten the very exis,enrf tf lhs i'm
proyement. - all he assaults upon ny profession
al character. he has Aeen tl:umPashE and has
shown himself capable OF managing fhe most in
tricaIe subjects connected w.t. his VOCATION
That Col Gwynn reluctantly s,ivef up hls con-
necIion with The Canal, and his ma we S.ale We
well convinced. but It seems not tot hIYl. VI
the ideas Of economy in our public a.tthor LUIS 60
giTe such salaries well always coinnand 90 re-
tain the best talent In managing he Affairs Of zoe
Canal Company, there were diticuliIrs o,her than
those arising from the mere science lei eng ineering
-tkere were always active and deiefuniaed spPpo-
uents OF he water line, who eadeavFed 10 paiayze
and PROSTATE IL No nan in the STATE has done
more than ol-Gwynn 10 counterRcI and defeat
these efforts For years he received teInpsing offers
from other qnaters b1g declined them all until be
fei, that The Canal was in PossioE % succeed be-
yond persdveniure.
He has ever had hosts Of friends in the Aols North
Sta,en-men Of generoas and ex panSiSe views, who
did not measure talentand ensrgy. ~ any neTce-,
nary rule. They have inside him an ofer worthy
OF his fame and his usefulness and daty 60 himself
Al, his family has prompted hin - is aece ptance
In -elscting successor trnzg the Company
NAV Ne II fortunate as in the instance before US
Cal Z, wvna is = native OF Jefferson Coaaty, and
aeverv ipes a l,an." Frank AMI fearless in 81
Ae dos. 4. secs-es he lasting friendship Of all
whose rooa viii i. wsssh preserving. We are
sure il viii be grsifSins = inoaszads aereaooa's
70 hear OF his success
By the way. this region Of the So se las not only
furnished many useful men IN ali ssAe eursaits Of
lile-e6od fellows in all resPees-bri shs has
q more ofthe sane sort leifn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
LADIES. FAIR.

The Fair is progressing finely, with a fatr pros
psci Of being literally patronired as il should be-
inasnuch as the obied,is a deserving one. The
Ladies, under whose auspices the Pair has been
gotten up, deserve mheh praise, aud We trust, at
the cad Of the al fair they will have every reason
to eongsa,ulate themselves upon ihesoccasion.-
But We most emphatitally condemn the host Of
outside beggars who annoy with their imPoriuni-
lies 10 1abuy this for me- which is necessarily
kept up. Those who Fisil. do 50 10 purchase, but
they are averse to being annoyed BY those Who are
mere spectators.
-Haping ihat he ladies will be most abuodantly
femuneraied in heir tffarts in good cause, we
su6ssFibe onrselves-in candor
TN FaKx Pass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
FLORIDA ELECTION.

We learn from the Florida papers that the Judi
cial election which came of in Florida the first
Monday OF this month resulted 10 the choice of Hon
Thos Baltzeil as Chief Justice aud OF Messsrs &.
Fl. Dup nj and Thos. Douglas Associate Justices
OF the Supreme Court.
Messrs Finley Baker. and FORWARD werere
lively elected Circuit Court Judges Tor the Wes-
urn Middle and Eastern circuit each without op-
position. From The Southern Circuit, where The
candidates Wsre Judge Laneasterand Thos. King,
Esq We have no intelligence.
Mr. Samuel Stevens is elected Solicitot in the
Middle circuit, Mr.. Baker in the Eastern and Mr.
Landrum in the Western.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

Dox'r Know HIM-A good ahecdole is related
Of John Price Metherell, the popular metchant,
who lately died 10 Philadelphia leaving aG estate
OF nearly SI,0D0009 On hle occasion, TWO Cit
bucks drove cut 10 his country seat TO visit his
daughter. Seeing Mr. We,herell Al the yara gate,
dressed very shabbily, they misiook him fob ser
want, and ordered him 10 open the gates 'Of
course said be will do that and suiling sae ac-
ZION to the word he opened the gale and the soung
da 1dies drove ID, throwing him a quarter a. they
nassed- He qaicky picked up the quarter aad
pocketel' it. and short time afterwards APPEARED
n the pari'or, and was intrpdneed 10 the toung
men. by the daughter, as her father The leader
ear imasinr n, i they teIt. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
TRADE WITH ALExANDaIA,

The improvement in trade between Alexandria
and the Valley is highly gratifying, and nSne the
less so that large portion Off passes through VIM
chester. In evidence of the share our railroad has
in IT, we will mention that one firm at the depot.
Bakers & Brown. have within the last four weeks
received no less than ttrte AHHdre thousand pounds
of lnefcharl * from Alexandra! The same house
expects To have forwarded during October so hun
died and fifty loaded wagons mp the Valley
I HinSAeser Yirktata
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

On Sunday evening last young eiri by fhen4me
q katharine Quigley murdered near the village
q Jamaica, Queen county, \. y She was about IS
years Of age and had shat afternoon gone ito see
some friends residing il the town 81 Flushing Aier
making her visit she 1efta litfle before dark-for
the purpose 81 returning 10 jamaica Notreturnkng
home hat evening" Immediate search Was made ier
re-: ana m MONDAY MORMON her bodY was f0,rd
m pond close By the roadside Upon ner Fee
were 1arks Of severe violence, there being several
deep 1nts on different partscf her face. Der perfQn
lad h1en rsniafed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

..I;,. x ahsirdcls Of the seventh rensn>
he whole Number 81 ersoa. eoasi.,S
~ limited States fot lhe year ena;
A4i aboat ~ 600 81 these 10 COO w.
IL uas. f,oriuding t0lorcd persons, and i40 oe
8nasisss' - Nv he same authority and ls5ks
aioIelkl ~ =. are Informed that our pop0l.,ioe
sam .,o.s5 ~ f77375 sos natives of It's ~
was a. e sss ~. IN foreign countaes and 30b
20 ..l5 H. ~ determined While We have
naussy ~, shout one foreigp resident 10 nine
she.Nlo.s, ,hsre II 4 ffaclioH over one foreien
nanss Il every native, including black aAd
#.-hf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

FURrHsR SuacRiFffoNs 10 ThE PxcIFIc RAN
Rold-The books of subscfipsi d to the stock Of The
Atlantic and Pacific Rsilroad Company were open
ed for The second time. at Metropolitan Hotel New
York, on Thursday The attendance was large,
and Tor nearly Two hours it is said. subscriptions
were entered as rapidly as they could he written
down 10 thattime little over thirteen million Of
dollars were subscribed the list bring headed bg P
4 BaTnnm ESQ. al $500 Geo The whole amount
was divided among los persons residing in al Sec
lions Of the eopntry, being an average Of little
over Sieo 600 TO each subscription. The books
we're closed one hour for dinner and re-opened in
ihe afternoon. when number OF additional sub-
scriptions wefeSmade.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
FITs !. FITsl1 EITg

PERSONS who are iaboring nderfhis istressinr NAL
aiy win find the VEGETABLE EPILEPT7C
FILLS to be the only remedy cvse discovered for
Rg Epilepsy or aliiAg Fits Thsf pspossess sfe-
qlc action ths neiFous system laid, although they
are prepared ESPECIALLY for the xppse 81 cring ITS.
they viii be fuaad al especkl beast f III persens a.
dcfeA with eak neres, VI shckS systein has
been Frustrated u ha tered from n cause Fsts5er
r. per b6x, IL two boxes air 80. psfkcns ous
III the CITY encI9ssa rerfsaae VIII haSe the pills
AMI them through. ts mali Tee "a postage For sale
rs SETH s. HANCE los 8al,imp& street., Baltimore.
Ma. 10 whom orders from al parI Il the Uuica must
kc addressed, past paid. 0ctAI, le31s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
Il cLIClolfs REVIvAI..

We are much pleased 10 hear otthe religious re-
vival which is going on at Kabletoxn, 10 his
county, under the ehafse Of ihs Rev. Mr.. Eoalss-
Tos. assisted BY Rev A. w. WilsaS. Asou, IS
Or 30 have repaaneed The Devil audhis tiOninions,
and thers IRE nanerans Others who are making
sefTsrss % follow their example. Whilst ssr
course may be deemed Of the dsriexs drder-lhai
j.. We are Iejoicers in we'll
doiag. We therefore SAT- God spsei The good
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
r. The editor oflhe Dundee IN Y :, aReeOrdl

n The editor fthe Dundee (Ns Y } aRecorda
has lately made tour through Canada, in the
course Of which, he visited large number offusi-
tive slaves Al their residences and converted free
" with them on their position and prospects. The
tbne of their remarks generally. that of disaP-
poiniment al the reception which they had met, ard
The estimation in which fher were held in the COUP
TRY where they were sojourning The Inhabitants,
they allege, neglect 10 opportunity 70 celraud them
and render their situations uncomfortable. They
declared that were IL fbr fear Of punisniss1t By
teing sold 10 Texas and Mississippi slave dealers
they would gladly return 10 their "old plan,afious"
and speed The remainder Of their days with ihefr
did masters where they were more happy and lived
easier than they DO now. One expressed bis DEER
animation 70 return to bis mistress. 10 North Caro-
lima rs soon as be can get money TO do So and run
Ihe risk of punishment Is be had got a friend 10
write to his mistress. asking pardon, and Begging
fra passage ficke home he feliin hopes he should
.gei back 70 the eOld Norsh State before cold
weather set in Lancaster Ex. and He,ald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
80. COW 7F;IIEIIDs VIA srRAsDuRa.

vva h.ve seen Letter. from q responsible souFce,
which places an extirguisher upon a1y laM.eau
,hs III he road BY way of Strayharg 10
ias he Manassa road 10 The coal 6tIds
.5 ~ i,rni,ur i Estimated al 900 900 and
" - ,.'arcs abant sgmiea with heavy grades OF
the els' sas m;ie The survey Is abandoned AID
% ieel 70 ~ arged we have sIways lhenzhs
the corps disc1 .s,.,hahle resnlt and have here
fore restrained any exi.aSagah'
su hiscf - Hfaek(sief Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
JOHN s. GAL.IsAIIER

1sztE 1HzFU. zIz0EE1T Of f7e8 EeaSNTH
before resnining his rszia1bce ID Virginia,
- fhis native State VIII aiiSfd 10 such claims
- may be entrusted 10 his nj for the next
l8 mouths He makes no speei& feteffnces bur
relies upon his exsetsiye acalas1 jance throughout
the Union and bis familiarity ia he whole rou-
tine Of The Department.
Widows Pensions attended 10 Hpon vary rcason-
able terms Address him al " aakinefon d c.
July ., 1861
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
AcRIcULrURAL FAaa.

The way oar farmers and mechanics are ding
up liz Fair Grounds pilh live stock. ssfienl,aral
and IseehanieaI implNnen,s. Is surprising. WIZ
abe grounds viii present., perfect jam. The pea.
pl< are rushing in large nunbers-and The var
Ite das, j. kicked up, + awful. Y0a may TELL By
u cusi phicb 20 -Iur1rioaslg .serris. n-tla At
lhnnderieg wight Of peopls are aiming
<hSnkl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

GoyrRsoR's Enc ~loE--We yesterday revised
or tables bv All the .sliea returns Published in
the Mlledgeville papers and have sls9 corrected
few small errors BY the urns as P1biishedjh the
local papers the different sections Of the state,
aud We make Mr. Johnsons ms ,oFllY oriy $40 votes
Our table speaks for ITSELF ntn-re are any efrors,
the county can be easily pointeS ont
ISrr4asak r pK6heaa. Oh. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

SHOOTING ARRAY IN GEoRaErowN About 10
O'Clock on Wednesday evening Fred. Ii South
worth (who left this District for South America in
March, 1874 and who returned hIher from Caliior-
mia last monthl fired three successive shots from
pistol or revolver al Hr. Henry HARDY of Wash
ington. al the eoTnef Of Lingan and Prospect sts
in his town Each Sho, WIS unsuccessful and was
made al distance af more thl1 tve1ty yards
Alter the firing Sbuthworth feireated brisklv.
though no one bufsutd him. A warrant was issued
BY Justice Resyer f0r his aTres,.-G sorgstors ID.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

RAlS'WATEa 4 PREvgxTIvE OF CHoLERA Mr..
Joha Lea. OF cIneinnat;. in a lens, eonmngirat;on
10 the Gazette sales as ! fact thst ebolera nsver
becomes epidemic ia any district Or city where rain
pure son water is used and Supports lis state
menIs By many important fact H. ai,o srates fh,t
during Eve wears pss, not one veil sl,lhentica,ed
fatal case of cholera rs occurred h 4. raer
was excsasivelx used.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
+ lie 6 a | III en- raRda.
CAUTION.

Iparents p not restrain their boys from dePredasing
Upon the Hay Rick 10 my lot Town, they y get
Trouble on their hands. word u canton is deemed
necessary. II. N. GALLAHER.
i October s, 1883 h
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

I>s Fan I>rh u lhs Jefferson Circui, court
een1se;zs = Tet.t,r lssi. Judge PzzEEn pre-
<iii5s The 0flod JafI refs il session t1t 4
lf1a tina No i.1'.,U11u ol r1..1rih.nl. we've
n1te-e good sign - ~ uo<.,z ard l14-1t'I;rr
chsf>c.sr n our Pssf.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

ED1roaiaL LARA per nay Be destroyed
at night. II may light cigar I; i may curl . la
dy's hair Al. only think oftkal girls An ediior'e
"a ID 1onr rich lreskes. and--yes nesiling down
with lou in POUR midnight sIumhers genily % guard
and Peectfnlly keep Faich orsf yoor haFP5 1rsaE.z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

ADVANCES n rms PRrcEs OF CuNBsaL sxD Coat..-
We learn thai in consequence Of The Increased de-
-7aHd Der cosi which greatly exceeds the supply.
IL orsueipal eoal companies in the Cumberland
fuda .eEton. hare advanced The prices OF coal al
6.lfimor. ana Alexandria, Is follows - IS per
m for fine 81 30 forum % The mices and 50 :
IS fof lump. This = an 1dTance Of Is e.cis per
ton and makes lump ccd cost II New York, 50
IS per ion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

hi. expscied % - a he greatest s.kerings
-ees ssss b tie Capitol q The State exresdng he
wiz cozysntiss q 1910. Alnosi every Cosnty u
he State willie represented ether by soek iPls
Enesss q agriculture.
S5me a dis Rad Road Companies have offered q
" frs 10, oay the meabers q the State AgrissIpr
Gocieiy but every thing offered for exhibfioa. The
Richmosd and Fredercksbsrg Directors did not feel
shem,elyes sstkorzsa 60 quite FAR the JOB being
hkely 20 prove tss hesyy Tor sheir means; and hr.
Robinsoa The Pres<af hss fsli himself called apes 70
nsks de failoEiag exPanstion. which we deem sais
f.etoU.
wke. DE Company feels itiel able @ be liberal u
proposes 70 make reduction Of Pfies 70 benehi ths
Nhsis travelling community.
Ftcn a1 RieAnond IBzig.
usr1cE RicaAosps FrED. & ?. & r Co.
RIcHNoxD. October ,, is5s.
Nrssss~ Ebsroas.-An article ia your paper Of this
lar unless eoreeted would lead the potlc TO infer that
his Company might be expected 70 transport members
q the Agricultural Society 70 and frOm the ey q Rieh
oud free Of charge the occasion Of their approach
1sdependent q il ,er;ou. interference with orr regu-
lar course q business. sad the probability that Psece
tdent eht be established thereby applicable 70 large
sDesilags a every description within the City, not IA
stery quarter Of the State, the Board Of Directors o.
hs Company although g maeh alive as any 2 she m
brs o. he Society," a. feel At liberty 70 do more
tim already iafmafeS their part TO the General
Akent o the Society which free transport over their
irulns between Washington and Rehmnnd Tor All stock
fpilartces Of any description presented for exhibition
Ito DO more than this would be, IN the oPinon Of the
BIard doubtful exercise Of power, and asaerlhee Of
al interest Of tsir stockholders. who have right 70
xbecf Is they often subjected 70 the yeissifudes
sntdcnt 10 dull Seasons that the advantages Of any
paIal assrrablage should b. iighhy thrown away
4. makiag these remarks do not wish 10 BE- ulder-
ala :, snsarng or IA the slightest degree eritcsing
fhd acton Of authorities. They eeccuPy
adtferent position To great eKent their capital has
Bea snbtefcd and heavy loans made shemo On the part
Of lie State and their roads pcnerae sections OF u ex-
ciuyey devoted 10 agricultural pursuits, the further
des~iopment Of which is all important 10 the Common
wealth With this Company the ease Is widely differ
enn Il the State has but asght interest," and the re-
fc travsrsed by Its read never be expected 70 con
tlts much in Agricultural point o. view to its re-
soafces whilst bciag the for all in their passage
thzh the State the adoption Of the referred %
wokd necessarily result seroes sacrifice Of the rese-
nns Of the Company without any corresponding beasht
to;le Society.
with sentiments Of respects,
remain your obedient servant.
II "a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

H M sixteen ofthe best Apoiheearss ii Baltimore say
ar STABLRR'S ANODYNE CHERRY ExPEcr0-
liant for Coughs, &c, and Of sI'ABLERS DIAR.-
IkHC,A CORDIAL for Infections III he Botceis, that
they are satisfied that they are p1edrnes Of OMAR
yAIrE and very efficient r the ce Of the diseases for
which they reepAmeaded, tE1fahes bear the evil
Of skill and care their preparation and style Of
putting up,s Sc. Sef adveftisces In another column.
II September 8, 1853 lin a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

NJ 1t should be universally for il is strictly.
tuethat indigestioh isfhe parent Of large proportion
be the fatal diseases. d scniery, diarh1s rblsra
anorbus liver COM int and many other dIseaes snu-
inerated in the ctl inspectors weekly catalogue Of
Deaths are generated by Indigestion alone. Think d
that dyspeptics think OF ii all who susr from disorder
Ia stofuachs andf You are wilgso be guided BY ad-
Vice founded upoh nee resort at (dont de
iay day1 10 Hoofand's German ltters, prepared BY
by II III Jaclxs1n which, as an alternative, curative,
III ;.gor,af rtandk alone and unapproached. Gsner
II depot 40 Arch street I'VE haxehlsa lhese
Ind know that they are excellent iq the diseases spec
ked above hitddephiG CITY HeM
04tdaL.ts-13 ls53s-f2W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
NOTICE.

The Pew Rents Of The Episcopal Church. chsrle.tows.
Are now due. LAWSON BOTTS,
Oct. 6, 1853 ~ Collector
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

~ Three iil..s Nero chiIdre1b belonging q Daz
vii fai,z ESQ IL and living on bis plsn-
iaiiQn. four miles northwest Of 5'aonnp. vsfe pot
OF he jamestown weed physician was s<ht or
ana tie proper <netics &c, used IL time tosave
IkHir IiFes.-G I4asfra Ept1i1l,r,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

WHO EtEcrED IN BEsKs CorsTr. Pa -
wnls candidate for any once generally stands
pal P2or chance in this eoun y. bai notice that
a. ne election op Thursday Charles Van Peed. the
Wig candidate for County Treasursr. beai bis dem
ocraiic eompefiiorsome six hundred y fes nosiih-
standing the dcmocraric majority is coo on the
Sian tic 49,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

II "A chap oat west, who had been severely Ar.
nicfed with papiation Of lhe heart says be fssi1d
instant relief By The appiicaion Of another "a Iifs
ting heart. Another triumph of Hononsfkv z
Like eurss Ike.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

/ CA Meeting o. the Trustees OF the Presbyteri.s
Church, Charlestow requested 1T the Lecture toon
81 the Church, on FFidayStLe i4hi inst At IL M A.
full attendance is desired. I0ctcber 8, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

/ {- The Pew RENTS Of the Fre4byterisn Ch1feh are
bow due. Payment can be mate 10
/ Oct. g. S. III. STEWART, C5ileclos
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

en,o Ftycr,dx zCaNctssArI Oct, 10 The ma
jority for Mcdlll, DEM for Governor WI fsaeA-
10 COO The demo ratio majority 10 ihs Lfsiss-
tureswill be very large. The Increased dcmocra-
tic majority ia This city Is attrbned1o The tacl that
napy wbiss voted me detnecfalic ticket on account
of their OPPOSITION ID the Liquor Law
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20

fTThe charge agsinst DR.. STEINER, U. 8 A..
for Efiiiag Major Arholi III. SA was inveStiga-
te by G N brooks, Justice d the Peace log II
County, Texas on tie IS Il 81 s .ptember, wAo at.
rh.arins the svideht latYt thereto dischag ti
DR. Steiner on the ground taal HE honeide was
committed ia selfdeEence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-10-20
saD MORTALITY.

,,;,h n.;r ue note among the victims Of M
= s.s, !, T.ake Providence Louisiana John
WV rs Ns;',s, ara bis wife ana dadVhtrr Selma
n. M;lisr was ;s,,st aser Of that place and al
49, ~ ~ sronres was making ravages In its
.;Sa, he remaiped al his post until the hand OIL
s.a,h mas v II mon him The family possessed ali
49,. r.l;,;ss that win esteem and their sudden
from this Iite. one within few DAYS q
a.t,shsr viii he deeply lamented BY relatives an a
sr;sass n his town. WiRcAestes Repebicaa