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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-04-25

lish and French league against US The people Of
England are tired and sick of such leagues, and nei'h
az ord Pamerston, nor any other minister can force
thoro into smell things, or attempt to do so without
beinp hurled from Office. We will look into this
thin9 farther It is one of Importance 10 this coun'
tru IN the nresent position Of affairs.
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DIED.,

In this town. ON the 18th inst Mr.. VIM. PORTER,
native of New York, aged about SO years
"a New York papers please copy.
In this town, on the 18th inst, MRS. SARAH BU1E,
wife of Mr.. John Bue, aged so years.
In Baden county, the l4th nst at the residence Of
John H. Clarke, Miss CATHARlNE A. CURRlE, daugh
days after short illness days. during which
exhibited the striking manifestations of spirit based
upon a Sayiour's love, Con-
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THE LUxUMBURG GARDENS,

" z a q E E NSB OR o., " r. NJ.
THE UNDER SIGNED, PROPRIETOR OF The !. HU Dr
umburg Gardens, mile west Of Greensboro pp g.
pared to fill orders for all varieties of PEACH
PLUM, PEAR, CHERRY, SHADE and ORNAMEEee
TREES, ROSES and GARDEN-HOUSE PLANE nj
APPLE and PEACH TREES delivered at SE Iui
100, other Catalogue prices CatalCgTE
gratis to applicants Orders left with Msssrs Ure
STYRON, in Wilmington, will be Forwarded 70 Kiss
prietor and trees delivered ..' T. H.FkF1HD"
Nov. l6, IS55.-60-St-ll-l2m
Mariop Cnn
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a MuRpra TR1AI-ArprI..ncr e. - =

MURDER TR1AL-APPEARANcE OF THE M.
DERED ONE The Cleveland Plandealer SAYS: MUIR
:" On Saturday examination took place baso.
Esq. Hessenmueller of Michael Wyngert for ' tS
murder of his wife. The prosecution was ind,s ns
by the sudden disappearance of the woman abon,
weeks SINCE and II was supposed, from the hab;tn.
ill-treatment to which she had been subjected .S
she had been murdered. No trace of her could ~" S
fo1nd and the statement OF the defendant conSrnOss
the suspicion. The evidence had been heard as3
though it was circumstantial, the probability Of ~.
murder was strongly sustained At this iunctn,s "e
the court room being crowded by excited spectators
the woman alleged to have been murdered mads -
appearance, the great surprise and gratifcaton t
all, and especially of the culprit on trial The W. "
man had abandoned her liege lord, and sought ".
asylum for the poor at the infrmary. where cue ne
and forlorn she had received care and cure ST. sk
course, was totally ignorant of the charge Of ro"
der against her husband and it only by accdoI
that the intelligence to those who were conn
zant of the tia, and she was sought gu. and Sro
duced at the court to the pleasant astonshmen, pO
all concerned" VI
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A CARD.

THE undersigned having been appointed l1spec Court
val Stores, at the March term of the Couey msr pot
takes this method OF informing his friends and
rons that after an absence of two years, he nv
his old business of which he soicits share WHICH
attention and promptitude, he hopes to merit TAMES
April, 4, l856.--[le0.d 2w.3lwSm.
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NIcaracua Affairs.

New YORK, April 17.-Despatches from Mr..
Wheeler, our Minister to Nicaragua, say that Col.
Schlessingers retreat was not defeat. but stroke
of policy superinduced by superiority of numbers
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Later from Kansas.

CHICAGO, April 16.-Advices from Kansas have
been received 10 the 18th inst. The Free State Leg
islature was in session, and Committee at Topeka
was preparing code of laws TO present to the Legis
lature in July.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-04-25

LYNCH Law IN CHINA.-The New York CONNIE.
ca has the following extract Of letter from China
dated December g.
''Our peaceable suburbs were a scene of unwonted
uproar yesterday afternoon Canton man quar-.
relied with Fuh Chau man in the street and killed
him on the spot He was instantly seized by The
mob, and with his hands tied behind him, taken to
the top of the hill back of the foreign hongs, and
bound to pine tree The wife of the deceased coo.
lie took nail and drove it into the body, shoulders
breast temple and eyes of the wthing cuIprit aided
and abetted by furious multitude in her bloody re-
vcnge. The man was just alive at shutdown, several
hours after. | saw the mangled body this morning,
The head was perfect mass of gore. The conduct
of the woman is loudly applauded by the natives"
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THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

The Superior Court of Law, Spring Term, for New
Hanover county commenced its sessions in the Court
House this morning, His Honor Judge Caldwell pre-
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farmers Greed.

Farmers CrecOs
We believe in small farms and thorough cr,.u
ton. ava
We believe that the soil loves to eat as well 90 :.
owner, and ought therefore 10 be manured. !"
We believe in large crops which leave the H.,
better than they found it-making both the farma
and the farm richer at once.
We believe in going to the bottom of thine.
and therefore, we believe ir deep ploughing asa
enough of it. All the better if with sub.so nlo"
We believe that every farm should own good fa,
mer
We believe that the best fertilizer of anv soil
spirit of industry, enterprise, and intelligence "
Without this, lime and gypsum, bones and green ma.
nure, mari and guano, will be of little use.
We believe in good fences, good barns, good farm
houses, good stock, good orchards, and children
enough 10 gather the fruit.
We believe in clean kitchen, a neat wife in il :,
spinning piano, clean board, clean dairy, and a
clean conscience.
We firmly disbelieve in farms that will NOT improva
in farms that grow poorer every year-in starvn.
cattle-n farmers boys turning into clerks and mer
chants-in farmers who ashamed of their voca.
lion, Or who drink whiskey till honest people are
ashamed of them.
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MARRIED..

In Dupin county the Both ult., by N. B. Whitfield
Esq, Mr.. GEORGE TAYLOR, TO Miss HOLLIN TAY-
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Additional News from NIcnragua-A
Genrne law
More Fanaticism in the Church

AT the late annual conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church at Providence the following reso-
lutious were passed by large majority
Resolved That the studied silence Of the society
or the subject of American slavery is unjustiable,
and We cannot recommend 1t to our people, or take
collections in its behalf until it manifests readiness
10 speak against this as against other sins.
q Resolved That, an auxiliary, we suspend all
operation with and support of the parent society
until its policy in this respect is rectihed"
PRosPECTs OF NEXT HARvEST.-The Alton Qll. J
Courier, of the 7th nst,, expresses its opinion that
we may expect another very fine crop of wheat, and
the opinion is based upon the following reasons:
" The early winter was very mild, SO much SC
that the late sown wheat, of which there is much
continued to grow to a much later date than usual
Then the will have protected it from injury by
the frost. Lastly, such uninterrupted cold weather
for SO long period, and until late day, augurs
an uninterrupted spring-time when it comes II il
further said that the number of put under wheat
in that part of the country last fall was greater thar
ever before known"
The Chicago Journal says =" We must have larg
crops next fall. The snow which has fallen durinI
the past sixty days is equal to FIVE inches of manure
People capable Of estimating matters imagine tina
the wheat crop of 1856 will be the largest ever har
vested in this country. To estimate the value o
snow upon the ground at ten millions of dollar
would be low figure" .... ..z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-17
iFis- - POsf.se Jzrks0siaa
An IHPas-sIt nARaISG.

Tie Hos. David SiuAfi was euzaE-d a. counsel
fer thr pr3secntiou ~ h case - Oscar 4. Gait
well, charged wua stl5 ~ rBsnt whilc conductor
an " CbftsEp aud EoJnngion RAILROAD, abd
~hith tftd last 'frrs a. Chic g. ABd T~sriisd
D. d Ecr1trt ci gsHgy Ta- ct0s,ng sPcvch 81 Mr
stuaTt was very sblc one, srd rslied lsrih irr.
qastt sVrisusr We give b-iuS .bou extfscl
iom II, Ard vOuld w 9st irfvrEly CONNIE - it,
csfstOl snd a. eui.Ve p-,s5sl 20 p tSuus who y
Possibility, Uay - snil ced 70 teEpis 'ioa i
wCfh tho1s1rt Uttinsr. s-imurS aai mas save
bupdrsd' 81 kst' yggnE men iIom iaai career Why,e
cad y g-fdh
"Ah, EsI:irmsn The pivot 90 vh'ch az this SD
efsma 'ufps . cun5 u-ri toto hat single rApt.,-
son. IAFTe HscS 10 tIP' PTesnrDt WvIt., They
stuuid i3ii ION ihis c,ut'-TUvui Ise tocsiB on
ihc gi'iY Whit ~ yuuag msn i-ioW. Tn. ma''i-
iute that has watched Wifh vsti.,t en- lions hat
al - intsLs' Interest, re Pfcsrs,s oi his NAL
,h,u,. garry II IUTiI .i.. f-C. % = III. salooE,
anG 10 alihe rcru,-. s."''s 81 yoaih IAauS H. q.
10 fey! Il y she uost 20 'eins a. IL Is he E'si
graphic expfes.i Q! the ucteslihy 10. that ctEr
act Tz- - sbA'i O. allowed a. cay. G.B'iiutc Z
ySy0y q a IN ikis ban iiut ii Y. in 10 tuwn IN
The would % the e.uiTts - aluyt gtri agd O. D
lion i-aT ~ IA ptcT -.stivU O. tte p ~ <i.a Ez.
uGyarGuee ia tttss eE'rsv.gsrct w iIv'rg daR.
srrou. t-'fgvscs-sf every vtrrr. o. aryafru' ~
the 90 trvcr, nor Hert itai tts.fvsf vsat puritan
- Ellsse- 10 stP vbai Slptr Co.. e taP p Q, il
he iusc1afaD'e iLciis.i g, hi mafv'l lions rfGWth
@, IBIS gfsSt Sly aai Z nCa g. <. lee ft- iaCfc
settled aai Wh-u ~. mrFs en- -fVsby- iEsftn.
t:s e OBEY c sm> este BIT b. g. their ~ eFior
IaoTst ivfee vh cause All o;srt elements snd irr-
d,toI,sio r-volve around tie true ceaTa. ihaG-
eLcg. AZ Stsl 1T. F"
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a sss,s also csss ov m,xl.rgsiAL
DkpaAvIry.

The Rev. Jsn-s p. Jssotrs. tsse pastor 81 Ihs
Fsrsf Asth~siss chvtcs. 90 eos.-. N q hs- ben
irdic'ea. sHi srts,essusig snesSsd. b the Ms,ho-
dia ecei~.issisrsi ssssrsnies, ursa charge 81
fyo-s lmmorssisY. snd v 10 b tri-- % The 18th
in.i. nP-'n change prsiestei ags losshim A yolnr
woman puenciag Fairfield AS ~, ms - ssld to has
beea in eoff<sposd<bes uah Jsantngs. srd. fIoua
intercepted letters. u v repit 4 that Ihs ehofch
the cause 81 ncsa,ttv srf tb~ f~see sf fAmniss
have b-~o rscsl Aesft -ss,v aud shansfaiiy .aefis
eed. Jsaaings htsa LAmiiy.
The above y from the Mohawk coarisr. The
Ultra Herald ada:
The cir. u youss-csly ~. and &C ore 81 Tie
most sp.slahie fsa.iiies al the tssa % Rome -
Her parents, aai se believe he self sere ms mh-is
u Jrs-'ns sehafch The isRilf Trpossd a. 2 most
implicn G. nhsesec In lila. penn tisd him asr
ihs,s has~r be- b"tne Gpfsss th- seserer cf hI,
wi!e IN Tire Eat rsqas,s~t bie, watch over tae
ess,ensl 2 caiaess-in fret. tsh-t riarsd her us-
Ger his ehGrxr Abd besio~ed ppOa' him q tkoa.and
enp''ssi, o. II eonhienee.
White tb~v veIe doing this, be was con ra~isr
hsr ratio Dsriag . TrsiieBc- ~ setne weeks al
her is'hets n.e he hsd peculiar opportunities fof
SarTr'rg 90 bis int-rnai patposes. AG,T the Girl
he'd h-rn sent OF "a school her fcte end .rducer
orensd ccffs stpadsrce nth her. In thrs~ ietsts
val n mel - ant sfsisUsIobs we're apPcinisi
sem 81 uhirh acre faieiled. sad soIss pluvit aB.
tajy Gsiscarrisd- We are told that The ,t,l, VI
i-ii.is vt't ly Jsnurss 10 me e.fI Is mot dis.
gpsitg,r htky.
Tt ca-e ~ cnr 81 the raasi painful ~ cord -
Bi'tegto Jvuninrs 10 .sid 20 have hfne itrs-
psoaehAhl, cbafsrtr he was csnmen ,rc 20 ki.
k'ndtess o. heat ard enie.nt pt,iy. nniyrI.sliy.
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rue Vurs POSTPONED.

The wiaehe'ter fsputiioai says, The ecas;y ecart
o!frsjvrisk iO-k very wise .tsp, Monday ~e,k.
10 Pn'P,HisE the vote upoa TIE raiiresd 'ub<er ton.
has slTs redneed the respective B4n-d ia the
g'aai order. IL !. presided that The vote ,hAll
b. isksu 81 The srnsrsi ri-eiisa in MAY sd Instead 4
.as-rip;iS. Of sioo.ooo - the As,isdrii Toil asI
$4,000 20 the srisha-E ,sisnsi5a 10 q Ss0,-
0oo asped ~ the iSs-r sd : ~ 400 fr The Latter
making 500 90 in all All wL3 Ass qpllf.d 10 vote
for State eoaa'y ori-crs .aiiisd ~ urea
these Pr,Ps-,i7a, Tue ts~a sf zach ester will vote
upos s-psste sabse,Ptioa 10 ts sorPsrsis e.rs>iiy
bat fsissas " the sosa,ry thai Via.
chester 1o<s 90 TAG bchisd 10 the sead work
of sdSr4sg fsrs regions thess kseiiisiss of trade
and travel Ct ~heb u sssd. % sseh 4. sssa-
cit hss b>sa j.d;siOG~iy provided that wiashe.,sr
shall BE Poia, 80 ths Aisxasdris sssii saa soH
respectfully thai fstLsr Prspso sksH he sass
sga'n say uadss diseriaasiisa IN tsrH u rate. de-
traentsi 10 wisehe.ier. All ~ho ere thea snfissdIy
10 the great imProvsm %, vv 4r?rs II q lAsir bH
q ex-rPtioas' sas viii bsvs o-i Dat footed
against i. The prosso shoai bs led At the ear
hest dsy possibts.
lit srreesed that speeches will BE- delivered IA d..
eosaiy In hsor u the work. Nr. MeKeLsi- may
probably sddsrss Tho people Ssfsrs the decisive tms
strives. u Hs~psh che k.. b.en Po.,Poa<d 10
The II of G.dtas,y. Thscs-h srsAs.mes,. ssasld
be made for fsli canvass IL 10Th eonatis. Our
asxi court S1d ssorJ suitable oeessoa % Ia g We
FL
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GEN. 81 auYLER.s SERVICES.

Ia preseE'ir 10 the sessts N, memorial Of Irs.
C.rE.Eiss -vlV RsssssL.E. CoSRs.s thrPoa'y
living child ef Cen. PHL'F scuUsLgs Che late
Mr.. u.alLr5S bsirs .iS5 a cAughsE) AR So
.ap remarked;
That he psescntsl u q; Iii, eari7 day On &C.
cnust 81 tue scvsncsd ss~ IL the lsdJ (uov ~ h.r
13sh yesr) she 81, fefih In hct rncmSrisl tAst
When Cea Bsrxoyne vas Advancing soCg toe
vsssy " he tiaisan, to~ard Aiisay, Il beeAne
ncc~+.sTy ~ her father. vhn then cnfn rzni.d 'ae
knsfi-sn army, 20 cUnsIucfa btits, across ,hs
Tiser 81 over han mite 10 leigh tn who'e cont
OF which Was iursi bed from her fa,hsts Private
psss.; ,hsi vhen Gen, Bafgoyns Wa f,Uss.iEr.
b. sadiei the gans,on hossc, stores uiils s. VI
hrr isihrr O. te or.itUy iernivirS loss SO :.
eco according 10 Lo stny's G~iS notes aud sccofd-
iox - The stasnsnt u Go BaigoyGs 81 irR Jhrus-
aad p'uncs sir ling she s's'ss o. al her iee iniG
life en- b.gistrd ~ no inconvsniHee srt sorrows
attends NJ rpou rD,efiY, i0gsihtr Eiih;te t-s ian
poset ~ IN jsSai'd aud elp,ess son d-p-9deni
upon her fog support. Ihat tAs Teecrn ilon by the
Last CJbsrcss OF The ;nsfiiuTcUs acts II TO-, Iobs
=. s.ih has sanS- he esi her 10 Ak siui!sr sc-
kE0w!sdgacGi Of l.. :.tc.. -. ga. esro-
u uPan TIE slsT q hi e0Gbiry sa5 that shs cen-
h'ssiy rchs ugor ihe rAiIioiisn sEi jis,ics Of
C7-Tfc,s % viotieaie LcT la'hefs uriits.
MI y asked hat The mrmosial u-fh b. laid on
the tshlr ADD gave ryi!ce that he Vo.d AZ an ear
Ia day bring a. A iflTflr her rrlief
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sopru cAaonas. molosse orr.


= Al sss~ups has sssa p>sae By .oss>eS he s,a,b
Csrc'iss poiiisian. % .rsd sei-Es,<> ~ ,Ar Cis-
eiassu ncssrra &c Sssscssi cysr,s,f O. n
PROVED fsnsre nsswrkstsndjsr The r,.vs essy ci
Col. ora q m .,naef u The tiaGsr Of rspre-sais-
dives -A''bsa e,ru ssnca fof he Vice presi:essy
The cNiSsa5ii fine, lpra, } tAs.'se the sab
lset.
The Spsr,ashsrS Ezyrtc .. In fsvoo Of seed
"a dess re- 4. s-rsv><at sSsoth CAroiiss tn that
sssfss Erisw1< --sae c,seisean COovrptivn--
teh gasasvessst seat s~st..s 81 traesckin< poll =
eisns. 81 al .hs See src cfrr- 10 meet estate
10 'h~ pope saon hoy shall elect Ia psr>ids sver
ta' 4-Staie- OF tue CSafrdsTscs sre 10 drsixr ate
N - vhJs the Plsstdrri ,sci shall srpciai The
cd .. OF noavr ard profit ;, NJ. en-. ! - ts-re-
49,. Srersy Concerned sbost The success Of The
N ys@eas ssies Cot Osa has asiespiei TO "a, On
tsct
How ear q resssnst'y b. errsci-a, hat he
schr ~. dsv,srf 90 cfsf seah Cssos,aa iu,a re
scramble re- Fctsrsl sroi's -iil b. .ucc--suI i.
"a nsvrry Use r,>uey - u .snd. lai snd = GIN
. q wcrty Va= snoiarr hy the e,Isf II sliena,on
snt dt-fa-i % scca Get ps~.sssirn o. ne mn = ii
tn isa.sts IN he ney itne Of prlicv bor "a b.
etr''i-d - clrrilisie the P.epl> "a - fsTsr ard
IN atSlsc tat sFmPsihy Ntss,pt With &c usuSi
siEk icto shef. uI<m -di.hic Curtrmpt -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-17
ps.RUprioS or rus UNtoy.

pren:n<.t nsnbsr sosth ssy' thers WIN iSs'"''
tiy be di.rs,tioa u the CaNa. saiss slavery ssts
,sa e. eeh-d cd Ct uhe. the eoastry 10 qaietsd
ssw ssrtsiios {. started A Northern snbsr. apron
i.<ss candidate for Speaker ssy. that IN esrisa
'i-xea<y he u wiiiiag 10 'ies The Uaoa sids" Tsss-
s~.f-ais saeaii srt s,th Indignant rsbske r. N
o. the eosniry the other; bs, they 10
sss io.i al power shock the Pabiie sepsbiiiie'
wrn this suheef sriisied Ave years ago. dssaoa
sess.-sts we're regarded The idle rawlings q .Plss-
ts politics We aAvs dosb'ea the stability "
vAs Usio. sad view ,aeh Oh iass the
..s;ss editor. of o. BA,mors Aaoic.a viewed ibsm
ia The ftississ harry ,hosyhs:
..II.s bse do they Affect the coward Of this
rrs.f Rsrrsiscf Eids<s ard riPpies the i,ds-hou
see tksy abso<fed ia the mighty earrsHt ukich.
k.owi.x $50 retiring ebe still ksrps dee On, enisrg
bag % ID russ, "suu-g vithcst rsgr. wHhoat ovsfnOw
ing fs:i saA besrisr spos hssn destsy ~
pss iso. uiih sheh The sof,s-e u CksAs are more
tasa fAe tke- u ssfseEy tals' With whsscvsr free
doc 90 efrs.ry IN aay part Of the Gers, po'i
esass szfks.issts sate-. 0thess, may indulEs la
ten saeo.ranr NE ENTITY of this REPvBLIc snd the "a
eility via which may BE dsiaesr si-d. thy wosid
i very 90, they sAoad enbOdy their does aad par
o-ps q assseatso overt 70 fad theuselSss
a.fossra By q The sterssst ssd nost tsrree reel
mics vwned sPoa trsssoa. ta the nssntins
the tsIk do<s hsrn-"
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plsrataslxG EvRNr.

o. Prsisv sssias is-i. Nc JoaS - NcFsstssp.
a ~. ssssty. Wss fsssa d-sd to Wsa affins
S.sS. ibs i-ss - tNs lsis Joss YArsss sSasi
sslies fso@ Chsrsstovs. Is ~ Ssss - BE tsrns -
49, - = ~. Esussht8. Th@f-isy. sd "a, 20
sssutzp - ~. 1850 ~ sisiss - ss~s sscs'
Sz-1gss u fsss svssisE. = ssFT--sd Asi ~ 49,
Esstss iso= - aseA n sFsass sossshisE sscat ~
Norss. e. 30 flsyes 80 81 g. iAe feEh fft.
ps.fssess, ~ Nd s,rszsisd $500 Sstsses h. 50
saov shes ~ sssiiJ 81 u.ou ~ tssAs "a fsss sai
P~rgshsd hsrs sd. IT. hass fshssnsd assF 49,. " =
tkghf a. ref hasfs, 90 ssfu rs rsis ~ ~
- ~ f-ra - ~. CHtsLss Astfoarv Tsss issi y
~ fs--svsgy = 80 hsav uis fsaasps vsfs srotFAi
~ ts-s. wEsfs sqassf 80 bsid oVsf ~ ardg ~
E.flts nfpEsora. Tie 1arg fssasrsi . ssrtft q
s-.sh su.s srpa-uss - ~ sais us 80 iaisrssd q
uaspsss- rsay. vHh M.sosss ho~ofs.
~. ~ ~ sss-s a. yesss sfsk Hsis-rrssvifs.
ZEE ssaiss-, 80 sfess. % uasss BE ssi al ssriJ
Arafh.
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VIRGINIA LEGisLAVURR.

Rs'oistioas sabsitied In he seaste On Thur.
day. Coz the epastOetes o. turnpike rosd frem New
Msytiasyiir ~ The essaiy % esI 90 zone po.st On
TIE B.ltSare and Ohio R.resd. sad Et ss,.pdsr the
S0fiok ssd Ps'sr'hx Rs'irosd 10 point On Ihs
Cears Railroad 81 OF srar ChsrOs,ssviiis rsSoIu-
tos also adopted 70 the ssaais iokaE the sbo.
litioa q The Board ef Psbiie vosks. The Rieh~oaa
wAig sIladiss 70 he subject, ssys:
D<fsrs THE est,sr % dissOsrd q. We suppose the
Hoard VIII - hssee N reply 20 tie Rsseisia u Mr.
FtoTd. eaar Bpoa thea 80 tRf1ratioa tseh3as th.,,
Hsasse.so.s witS Sel4en. WIihsn 4 "a. Tbrss }. a
srr q es.stfsd seteat brtNssa the Bos.d sd tk@
Cosersns N Fcssd % fhosc rAassrtioRs Ttssx Gov
Saas The hrsi eCarsSt stih IN ashsr b han
ksrs Rad pshir oPiEce AS hsd Asa Fsss IL al
The eoassqoenees Hat hs psoss,s Assisst tks a. ~.
Issi sad eustrAAs iha ks apssAsas Sitb tat hoess
81 sgeess.fu ss that TIE sahssqsHt nsssaui.
sEes. b. whcb he State lo.es = half aca. were .
shssKes ~ the shs ~ has sre~ssots
aad shev hs yetissU~at- Nh== - ksas 81 psrys~.
aay b able ~ kscw who dr-trTss cessu,s bsi a
bsvs horFe's Ps-seutinsat that lks ka6 a.iaa y
- Oh EtssisiA spi ksF ksirs Errgee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-17
THE Old s0LDIEas' CONVECTION.

Noisitssdiag the uaf4voSsbls sisie q the wsAfbss.
fac sssersss q IsI3 ,srssd IN eoas5Srsbls oss
wshIases % The sh. Dss,A hss thissed ,hsir rs.As
fros ths rask,; bai The Old spirit snn sliss ed
ssy Of The seniors exhibited ths bsoysney ssd srdos
81 yo-'A. TIE dasyiess Oygss Ass The following
tee q The aFsi dsy's snests:
..Tks pseeessisa ksaeA 81 q "a Feows' Han. n tfeA.
81 sovs seventh street 20 Pesssyivsais ssd
siasz ths Aveass " ths PrcstIsats uss,ius. Wb-rs
h-s " dIsiassi.hea sicsss q the Fossrsnsnt. evil
ssiI ,sIy. aid sssai h.sy % Ne Hssusbvts q both
llnasss q CuagTsss we're sis1 present
ne sstsFsas zeal ssa = ifae y The Esst Rom De
ts antessss q ths Psssid~sf BE siaresssd b. oa.
J B saihsfissd, Il PuassJiTAs - b~haif Of the
yefrssss Tie Psessdsa' replied 20 er'@f nsi grace
Col speech.
A.oas Ne tsssrsss "a e. % RsvoIsiiaaa,y ,lier
ss.fy Gar yesss e sss, wh1 siUastsd ussh cite too
Asis Pvt~r. - 1sgyiss over etzhiy years ~
vns si,s present. 81 - hs Asaith. Alse. MF Cssis.
G~a Qss-ss. iAs bssSsis'J q War ssd ether d'iia.
gafsArd eenfi~ssea
Aa-s a. Pss.SSs.s soaslsa<d kis Aires, be 70.
Siswss ~ vstsrs~s, sss-eAssx sio.y ~ Ins -
sitA 10 I'd RsTtlsisoaary '1dsF. sod filss ID
~ Gea Qaifsss.
Ahsr tsss stars e ihs p-os~a-rs he srYvsi q III
Nee tost asasastis sssossosd. ssa thsy estsssd
So rsssA. So. kssssy 80 q sea Ihsy hs4 tssads
taisrh ~ - ssa ksi issf fesehs4 ~ e4ty.
Mss Psrss 80 sshss lsi.ss we've prsssi. a.d ls'
e-vsA ~ esrssis,sas q nsay q Ne sstsfsafs -
vksss thsy sew esspl ,=seaisI ~ fhses ehsrrs.
Auasg 80 sstsIsss we slficei Cu3g.ss5 BsdSia n-t
Mao Bsssstf, u syrres@s. Nss tgk. teih y ne
sjsy s~st ~ ssspsess bssith Alss. Cap, y & hs't'
sftks Gessfni Afrsstrosu grivstssr
o. ls.si-s 80 s.ssa~1s. tlsss. ths Tsisfsss asFeh
- asSs ths ~ Oti Frsss' Itsn "a 5th street
Whsfs thsy assessbiet ~ egsvsntius."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-01-17
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DEATHS HAND.

Winchester has .asiaIred he los cf one Of I've
ssjim sbe ciizsb- IN ihe 4, sib ef JoHN Rsrcr;
Ve sincerely ,hm-ut IN oc,ssioa that tas called
i'ih the Just uiSulcs n his f',-no'y gh,ch arpsar
in OhitaaTv cniumn Nj. BRUcE vas Aiout
sIy-thIer yesTs Of sge aui iEo thirds &c his ne.
Ial i,ie we've - ~ ia our midsI His lace will
long remain ntG,'rt.
The cesth ct iae Rev Jo-Fru BtxFa who 81 r.
crrry removed ft0n our midst Ia BE- EcT scene Uf
il1sr 10 Csfnire county was eHiiTely ute fccIt &
Aad Iali> with heavy TOW upcn an triented cir.
Gle Of irisIds. Ills Temsins we're trouchf O. ihis
Place ilr inirin-BL Bah MIR BEUCE and Mr. Bs-
ava had been, Ter long period 10 their lives 10
siiuciofs o. yon w. ard The inG5eIee ihey has es.
sfied for ODD will not SOFA ~ iufgstIen MAY al
be equally rTeFafed Tor '-hr lee; ~ sar'h"
tIfge5rsfsT n,-uIlseas