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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02
Watches and Jewelry.

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q Cutss uph . hasf-0a~ snpplf "a T. .f' q
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Pins Ea' KitFs Gnlt Fsas al Prlrfs Co.
W. 81 - Casiss, seals $50 Esgs. 10 ss.rt.
2osi fgsfY suff ~ sit Hns q bastusss sa.t ~
hnPes bis 90 ifsgnas So ~ Pasiis Hsrs1s
ssll go 49,. CuAs q srEWAET
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

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R-sssd-r.-lss ~. sAgg1EG FOX
fsssaers-S GsDEsora. = y Alszurna wz =
" s~soS. q q Esgna, gn znn-,sD~ q 60 -
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02
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Cordial Elixir er

AEAANH EAA OtlAN HARM.
Q'IliS EIsiS rpmpriars al he psiaeiole, .l Cali.
a szJa btfs n iheB sefirR cssbisatiuns sad
ezf,Fe, addiiisnal saefgy ifom iis eonbinsiipa.
via sevstai gfatsiui aromatic tbHies hs,am
ea-eitss sifvnxihssef sat fpsiprsIfss ndmHsHs
stapfsd 70 tAa-s ess-s 81 weak ssd isneald bsbii.
IS svBsa saa sktsfes. wssfe shs titesst,as a
t.efated. rnssreisf sssas aaei6 80 Inespsb,.
zoo seig ~ &c rCftisON n BURNETT.
Nov n fsaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02
PULPiF aRSYirS.

A nisisasf vss presiding to large eon
gfesAtiep IN oas Of The Sastksru States. on
cha certainty % . fatars iadgmeHt 10 rhs
gallery eat ; sciarsd girl Rith : zhif. 6i.i.a
Ia her aFws, which soc vas dauuisg On ssa
Sosn slih eommspdabls slIsrs 80 SAsis sb.
eesy sessFvs abe psoprieties e the plscs. =
Tbs rreasAsr was TOO nseh iafsrsssed n
BE eahjs~ - aoties ths cscasionsl boiss q
tAs iBfsst; sod e. The figiA point IN his
siseousap, threw LinassIf iaio an interesting
sattissds, - tbeseh BE kad saddssly bad
The Efst Bo.s Of ehs tramp Of doom. asd
teekiug towards thst part o. ths ehasch
Shsfs TIE RiSi witt sss bsby % her urps
vas sitaing, be ASKED. IL Low deep Soiss.
what Il tAss heasF
Before he Fssassred frsm ths orator;e.l
psase - - 70 sAswer 81. ess qssssios. ale
sslsssa EFi TesRsnds9, "a = aasrtIEsa saas
~ yeise, kst ispd saeags 70 ostsh shs e.ss
e The sotiFs eongrseati0n
Il aos'Re, -, I spes Il u a. here ellie
bgl isdesd, -, ia hosa = dsia al I
esula % ksvp hia fran 'sga,bin' yoa'
IL u easy - isssgips thst tki. asexpsssed
fsjoinAsF teok the trsga sss - "a, p-ssos
~ 10 tbe shsftess tiBs iiussissbi. SD slss,
tas saiswsity II that jsixnsat lsy ssru 90
vas asi little di,niaisbed ~ ias sssas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

Esg, ssEz4 sd EsRSsE testers.
gNsts1 ses-r-s,rsrE ~ 49, s.-ssurvf -. e.,
- szts q g. alis1's titg sssaW 80 -
- c.f1ses asssrferesss1 - NJ So W 49,
-, eessg ~ EsI1eaa4s zsaazrl = 49,
tt-st = 49, 49, y sesIi - a. 49, ga
ssssf asnseas.t - rsss r-rfs- ssss.ts-.S,s -.
= - epsss - 49, 49, 49, sss-r 80
Fsrr-- e. - 49,. sser- -
e...s---- l..---vrs 80
faEN Fsss Rsea-f $50 60
- sf asn lelefsssr. ~ asrr aes.ssfrf -.
- - - aet1assrr. gsteusrss Fsssi1. tsas.
- s1-Er e.tsss.'tzs 49, ~ - .alaa,es.
Aeg $500 nsHFs esr 90
49, - eersigFf So 60 50 -
1s.s..zs - 80 gELt.ss = cooEE
ZtsEsr gEsasFEB FszcFraH~aaew
- - 49, sssrfsea ~ n1as8fsFs r-ss.5
sfesss - 1sfss1zas 80 rr-ars - - - = -
eseFa Asss 4ssss Esss 80 G.s.v-
-. - asse str-tsis sssig
-5.zsz- g erEGEa = eooxr
ssvv@aes eveaw.
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go Egsees-s. fs.ss.l-i - 81 .ss-ss
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= : - ssDtss
q - Foa savsn- - - ss,.s..,r,..
- 80 : Gssas Fsrs.-s1- r.sssrst -. -.
49, aElAEz cooRe
fgtEEz &C.,. 49,. 49, 4,
- a2t4sa . roozR
E0 sEA - s-.s.-. 49,. 49, .-,-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02
90 aAke ! gaeFgY sPI.l rscLl..

Hsaa 70 soss pretty girl who has an eE
Psessiss eouassnassv sad uso ksossvaSazh
- spqsss sis good tsks. sssspae-y -
eoek esatsisisg ono a. sfdos - ssss shs
s&sss e peFssst - ppssibis. sss sisay para.
gFaph seosld - Of ~ dsrsss lasxgb. fsqsis-
iae osspls ~ niiBasss - suss : ssstt-S ssy
- pesasal, sd sbaald szeiis 80 sa.pisisss
- iss fisib,e ebaseetsr 80! Il saelssss u foe
a. ths sioss Dsfec, ths asisossoa q soos
hmale e=atsss - ~ nifthfal sstssl- sd
stesi glsaess - kss - So fss8s "a Tee
tsenssiisn frem tAs qsisi EssTiiy % hes face,
~ shs Rass sssF the aofs pFssy para ~ sts
epnpesistsa, - 49, asfsen Gssh Il asrth A.
Sc Iesshsa ths pens. 8akcs sps ~ sbe EEst-
tiess ayqeiaeist 10 saless-apsh pf,fsirr
thsn Ne - egssa, ~ w sasks, ibr tsss-
tsetst ell tbs iisiag stei-sar ~ tbs Eea.
testg kiaot ifgos sbeal1 81 iust sussrh
- ssgvp I've pretty sifi- ~ tae ssms aay
e ias aspe Soc, lbss yes siil tsge = ,.-is
~ rnrefnefeE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

FHfilE asfsftfenes tariar isasFt tas Ca Pc
= sofnsfiF acraeisH ~ nafa seiEis
psspefsa 10 lsFsisb coal ~ ~ sseftss
iIufdsfs wills pfpapig slgsasf % zee
John "a DEENta
ftssrss. perry So q 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

a sEsFtNT soy ssost q pssrs 4 80. q
kPes f.tiaf feeN asgFasf 81 saFt n aloet.
ls-. 3. 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02


3. "a q. - rnr.h - pr-.&
~ 70 ~ ensDss M
s. Is ,.sS. -
~ ~ f>s>if.s -
! =. 80. 49,
- - 4n,it ski-s 49, -<ia isso I'D
s. - = = es-'-'ns '.'.-. = 60 81 es-s'-'s'
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wss,, !. n, 49,, - ,..s----,. 80,
via sAs sss'sii-s issAs = s<s'as-, syss
Ws-sr b-s ~'--er's ---s ;, s-.ssy Ne
osvpy sss~ss.s $685.
- A>s-ss ssss f<~i'~xi
80 s - u -" 50 i.s'.
g r,~-sr,
s-ss''. % ny S~'
=. s<s--s 's.''
$780,. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02
y. n. 4. RRDMAN.

HANiNG jssr fvssfeed gt,.a, Me- -.
n y fuft afA > fsfgs sn3 ezgsfaitF 49,
ssieeiFa SEA - sPRtNts & sgfH- 80
AHh 9uuDs h,ftiratistsisa,s assf MAl
s~-r-, siniig sfsi.-s M Hiesfs al nv
~ Fatte FeactaaF ftsi b. j. sfs- 49,
Ftfv- q etrenie ttris ossefs Ia ii,r ifff-N
isssi nla..e go ~ ~ h-1s fasrsss
Gtsfi-slsWu Ma fsse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

WY saf-r4si,.f 1885, -,s,s.sse - -. -
-fsr Fruagfs - - flse - Esis.saa. -
rcNf 80 - fafeisn q. tsasaa 8 -. 1sss-Is a.
caetrs 49, Gfraffae. asst gFrsxs,s So. -.
80 ~ ~ Fofaaefs - ~ asssasss.. Wusss
$50. treftaSr NeeH,aF. Frlrps - -
Asiis. asrigr afal Esat-fs fs.s-r .s.,s. 60, Z.
tl'.t ,rssaesf -ftrs fEafess 80 fss1a &c..
nrra'pE -. Nsts Hsearss gaz-s a rsrs.rS
uree's~s.si nssiisx ~ cess-sFs ssslssa-rs =
Ef~pf Nafirsr-
siRe 80 fsssa fs~ef.,.s 80 -. ...s.
Lsss~f 80 PlsaFrs fnas .s-sss 80. =. -.
$500 oreess -z.ics-a 3 frRnEr 4,
rs fGz7 - - f-T.s.-..--- -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

Nssise Heat Buyers
= ,eefs 49, iesa salsr e. ~ seasia ~ 49,.
sfs - assif Nssss. = ~ &C. 49, s-s.+-'i..s
- - ~ Fefos<1 Ffiess fre-s a., go r. -
90 seste',EInt Eeeit prefer rasif psssse - -
80 =, esra 1satA = RFrseas sts rss-is
= -..s ~. 60 80 - $50 eeiF. - So
nseg - - 80 nsa ~. ~ A. r.--.s-s
sT 1Elr 'GrE--.rTs i--s1... a. -. - !. -
e - slzetia1 I eoaEl go -, =. - -
80 s.a 80 - e issss pass e itsif isS-tssi-
Tsuatisi 81 So tss.... en- ..rs.s . 49,
- - gtapae1s a ~ estiie ss.rfsr- -, -.
sai fafufsa ~ tss Nssa 80 &C.,. -. -
e4se SAMUEL g YOUNG
(tDLEs PAFkN nEs1NFnsPaeTs5vrs
- Saislfss. sraaxtf as 1870 :, ...se -
setra - Fsae - resffetrsse s,arls esq
$3.50 49, estaftttt s'tese EeliF1asl 81 nsk
~ l,esf 49, A-ss rzlesiAa- eff - q ~
s8i1sss. SIS 81 9ass = ~ sssa. .,ssrs. -
efH 80 s4 - 60 -
20 = ipfc.iisQN aURNErr
wEGRnEa.
F1Easr,gs ksg.s- gt5eg,rs 60. "a,
~ stFssrs 49, isiFrre ~ ezfer = -
1919 li.ar.. ns.rgSs.ls. tsses astIsr : s.-sssI-
60, IS
TNE g q saFFfrs pFls-ss.r e rrs -
- ftsf seresse1 sessls 81 ~. -. 49, -
esi feeeE rsEfsf - Htaee4 ca W.
81 q Hrff q sfs - Pee tlss = - -, -
= = 7,... - ''a-ss1 = ~. =. 80
ERfftsT.s raaroNsk esabxs eevns
- Hesseer ~ - .rt.ss sseass 80 81 =. ss.,
p. = nUTcmseS : eCsxErr.
csaBFaa ~ ps.ss egt..,s.s s-..,t = -
~ 49,. -, = - sa.-s.sr e.sFE A..S-
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

=
- =
~ kE.ws>r $3.50. $780,. e~.~ss q
- Assuus .n~- x,sak-, q ac~-rv cw~s.
ns>xr~r D&
r..r-Ss-~ SR
- '-Aees
s.-< c-s-xosxMzkss xxA -
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- 80 ~ra-r---~s -
- -
sa'syA L E...<n - a.sks
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-
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q =. ses- ss--< f,x-
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-
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4 VI esyi@. it~~~s s.a--.
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40 so. : - - - No ~ .. - 60
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80 =. !, :. =, - -
= -
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-
COUNT DAYS
,ss.-s.. a. m o-..,..s
=
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$500 49, - - =
ssrs,-sss..s 49, 49, - =. a. a. -
K,ka-,@ - - -
$780, = 40. !. s,..A-- "a - -, :.
90. -. =
sI.,~~.ss
- 80
w.s.-- rs..s y "a = - = ..''--
rsIS~ma-r r,Qx-ur
rss--.-s q Az C.,--,--r 49,. A.. $3.50,
sd fs.aa-r.ss "a. a-.-... 49,, 4. a -,
e. 80 isih sss - rs---s.l-r
fasSnrx a R.-.s.ss. Go a 40
kscssHa q Fssaa
lsire.-- 4 fu...P $500
hscssar F.sEn.. n~aCa.-1A
A'e-s AArsH
''~-r1N~- ras..-t "si.as aG anr-ag a Al--14s
Ssn>. Ausssi 40 A1s-1~sA~r-
-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

% 80 lsiFFs LIasl 80 80 -
H-a.s 7ass ssrrsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

FFFHE aafsdlfssd save iua fsfafsff z
Efn uhh q isfge A. rcenis's 90
81 nfBfs Mrfeiafr fains, 0if
-, ~s.-snfss D. - lrrst 49, ri ~ i@s
nas Ell iss6 RELLEn a Coos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

III E0N Aab'a isaass asEssf . stsstF sss ~
~ Ceseks Ceies Assess 81 Fties ttly -
se 81 trlfis la1l Fttsfsef 49, - 80 ~
~ % lsa eEtLER a CODkE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

PGsg.s..TIss 3. -, 3 - ',sounnn oory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

TUgf received saoit,, surf,l q Csssfs,'''
y l.4s h - tsd e. 81 NsfEsi il.as ..
49, d insf EAWLfNa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02
HAGEssTeMA gAEsLE IiRh

Wsst Wssbi.gtss Stses, seasiy o5po.,i, IA,
Cessf Hssss, Hsguasra
TIVE Subscriber r-sssetfs,iy announce. 4, a.
Il pebiie fbst se u prepared N farai.A II.
sho mar isv.fhin vfh te~ir psir mage .t, ~
NAMENrAL WORK. 10 al is vsTioss sr,,,,.
~. ss1
Hess-..ss, Ts.As. CesotssSi. Hal. No.,
sesA Dsssevnsss Lssssess>s, .Fas,
Bssusfs, &c, re
The pa.slic 90, solicited ~ sise Ain q ca. 4.
Iaerr ior Themselves IS 70 BIS sap-Gi1fir at a i,
ne na lsf. Ain-eh ,hsi "a eaassi ts .stpas,ed ga,
here or elsewhere. Chstsrs noderst..
p~.xns iara'shsd o. sppiicssios to' Moo sm.,.,
&c. ErAus. LetrfinE ffes Of ehsrrs
Al vusk gsstsp'ssd Ia awe entire sAti,iasf.,
L. vfsvns a. q distance de.h inx o,s,t, :, !.
ean sadress b. fcii~r sad stn fsce,vr peparrf,
tsaiioa 10 "a ssii.ise'ofy msnner A. n smssdss
psr..s. ~ ssatiae aasiiiy psies. a.
Al sork asisssIea fr,e OF shsisr
5. b BUFF
June D tNeb--lF UhgsFsiosH Ma
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

res-s--s q Al Cs.s-,--r- as--ss1r. = - iura..
s-dfs-st-r,s& D~afrs a..a.liy 40 --uu.r-a.u
80 lsth 20. - ls-.-suh~r
fs~..s s--r1a.. c.-=SAsr-4A
kscssEs fasls-
1sAEes--{ i.pcss Ts4nr-s.
1esr KfkrGr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

JAS. L0GUE g. co.,
ftoea. saain AND cannEsiQs "A. scHisrs.
80 is9 sesrs HsvARD sraEET, HAcrinoRE,
tsrssk tArsls seevrsrp az sseaAss s'cOss.)
FaohT E5I1 sse Sspsf F;sEg;
a;so. 0aaae. Pia-set. salt,
Ac.. Ac.. &e
THEY woaiS rr-p<etfuTiy -sIgri, rrpsignr.nt.
Il al FLOUR GRAIN % PRODUCE Of a.,
os-eS,p,,sn fAry arr esnasrrt. Irum abe si,a.
ia 81 tarir place 81 basiae>s (uhGh u cir.egl,
ca he Rat Roaf wiih iariliirs II so.f.
sron, 'be BaniDosr and ohis Railroad. thas ..y
sag he eHPrase Of dfAVar- GO wear AID t,ar of
paeksErJ dssp1sinF Of alI M-fehandize ennsisnss
ssn 90 NJ fsty best '~f'n- and Al Ptiees sstis
tsrasry 10 tApse ps'sosixiny hem
AZ escsrs 81 GUASs Psssa1s sAt.r
Fteh, z, F-S't-s 1Gsat1. "a AZ ~ 0at.sr
wth c-splsA al c4rs
o.. % Sc Lee. yas roGuS& co
Painted Window Shades, and
shade fixiuTe-.
w sees. al u agt-ss,..a af-uf i,,rs' 3, .,
~ vs .g.i. 20 Ne 90 H-eHfiei ~. b.
.-ass ~ q PAiN LED SHADES aai,.sia- ,.sf.
safi,1Fg' X ai HecsFs iaues.-sc- gIr.hi Pts,.
q - tys-r sssiss- a.so " s,.e ase q "a a. .aa,
4 1.fftlsrf uah erEFrsi
New aad lmprsyed Shade fixtures.
III ess y isss - spsrsfss ., car ss.se
SEcIO3E SHADES u,zdr sad letief,,s IA mr.
De-. AIS. LANDSCAPE WIRE aof screens
EPAs ~ Intesd 10 etve our aiientf.a sariu-
siSelySS the Saade department ADD o,t SAssr. ar,
al on eva manufacture. wc fret e,,ah ie.t that
- ca. g'Ee -aiisiscf'os 30 ell who Siii isvoF y.
~oi's tSgif ~ni-fs
d. literal Si,eoHn, made TO the trade.
IEs.s cisH.
BAKER cUsHMAY.
s.ie,'oon W Baltimore s1feeI
H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

fEgnF ssasffi5.rf hzs iaa tafr-s Ai'fa
stlFt - ristss - afii fffte1t
a<ist aaaif q cell b tail ID a. fsf'T ~
80 III f.st e q $500
csrFff 80 6ra.s trss sssrfis 80 iesr'
- - ,,sss.li go rnlafs fats 40 q
90 a ~ TWos RAHLiNs
~ lnfNo go aasrs iahif- a.sslv e,,s,.'
~ a. 49, - ~ kLLAh a ~"tA
EfeF ts-slsss 49, tssssi ~ aEhTFoof on,
~ d ~ 40 q % Msffzf ffFass n
- -. fesR T8HttAa ha~its's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

MONTHLY Cor-EIE
Fr~9rrrk-A e-d.s krts.. a.. "a fs-Azr-
ssSy nss-ss t-1ss 49, "a r.~-a.B-
k~fksA~s -r-ssssa rzaae.s
s-a~--os-s - Hs..,.s osaaA-r -.a - 11s-A-v -
eas-s u.1.s.-
cl.s.e-ad s'--a-y - s.-s .-a IA sa..A-s ..saA.s
@asfb<-
s.---4 a. n--s-, Ass-s = I-s-a-s-
Ksrs.s-- rAssa naasa-a-
AosEz.- f..raA Nfa.a..-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

4 =, : -. :, s e =; ~ -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

Al sc.s l. - ..-.< s~rn---s. O. - g.. ~ 60
ne-cs sr<s. A.s.-t Ten t>os
rss zz~ikly ,-r-~. a. - h-is - fa,~~~- s-Sa-~-
hsr s>r. ~ o. 50 <i.-s ors.a-r .>-4 - o. "a
sis-ss psc~~,-s 1850 - a. 81 uls--s s--.-r. ,-.
- ss< So sl--s FsA---rs s-r-as - s.ara-.s A,-G
sra ;, he - sA.-.s nz-s ~ - - ss--s -
,sis ,-s~ ~ re- - eis-
Ia rr--sss.s ss-s.s- a. .ss--s 49,. 49, ~--- az.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-04-02

a. fs'~s h-ia IN nae C1erk's oEn~ Il dc S-as-
csh G on ., irrer~u. csasls. ~ Ehr s.s ass Il
MsFcs fss1
la fl.s.l.xr. -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-09
DeDOrtatIOn.

Catching said to precede hanging in most countries,
and therefore the specuations INDUCED in by the British
press relating to the disposition to be made of the re-
ractory Sepoys may rather be looked upon counting
their chickens before they Matched STILL they do in
duge in these peculations Illuminating threats of ven
geance and retbution in the style of assured con-
querors, than of men struggling for foot-hold.
Among the latest schemes suggested is the deporta-
ton of the mutineers to the different West India colo
MES to be employed at compulsory labor during the bal
ance of their lives. Thus profit may be realized and
terrible example placed before the eyes of the high caste
Hndoos to whom death presents fewer terrors than de-
portation, implying it does degradation loss ofcase
deprivation of social and religious Standng,-loss of
every thing, in fact.
Whether the British will be able to accomplish their
objects remains yet to be seen and say the least of
it, the prospects do not brighten and the finances of the
nation already feel the pressure of the war; and the GER
tan entertained of the protraction of the contest
may be by the decline of consol the great money
barometer, the sinking of which says look out for
squalls"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-09
The Financial Crisis.

New York Oct 6.-Willetts & CO., hardware deal
ers have suspended
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-There much excitement
here last evening among the holders of the Reading
Railroad stock consequence of the discovery that an
act of the legislature of 1885, extending the bonds makes
the stockholders Individually liable for all the debts of
the company thereafter contracted with provision not
to include the bonds which may be issued in place of
bonds already existing.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 5.--Vo9hees, Griggs & Co.,
have suspended but it is believed the suspension is only
temporary.
The markets checked by the difficulty in getting
cash for exchanges. Exchanges on New York, a
discount Sales of sterling exchange are very small.
CUMBERLAND, (MD.) Oct 5.-Considerable excite
ment created here this morning by the announce
ment that the Mineral Bank had assigned and closed its
DOORS This institution suspended specie payment
days ago. and had in circulation quite large amount of
paper in western Maryland, iparts of Virginia and O.
hio and other points West 1t sustained good repu-
tation heretofore The impression prevails that it has
become involved with the coal companies
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-09

Bs@ Dr. Livingstone, the African traveller norates
how once upon time he came, in the course of his
Wanderlngs into country inhabited by quite civil
lied set people, who were not negroes their complex
ions being darker than those of the Moors and the
features as sharply defined as any Europeans. They
were right keen set of people, and took no unneces
sary trouble with anything When one of them depart
ed this life they quietly bored hole, about ten feet
dep INTO which they dropped the body of the defunct
on end feet foremost and thus left it all standing Of
course they tumbled the earth over his head. By
planting the dead in this way they save considerable
room.
Some years ago, while the question of intra-nural in
terments received considerable attention from the Lon
don press writer in Punch, abiding to the exrava.
giant charges for ground in the different cemeteries and
graveyards suggested measure of economy to bury
the dead on end little thinking that the suggestion of
humorst was the actual practice Of a people.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-09
Suspension of Specie Payments.

The Evening Post cOngratuates the people of the
State on the incorporation into the State Constitution
Of clause prohibiting the Legislature from sanctioning
i'll any way the suspension OF specie payments We
have no desire to oppose the policy of holding every per-
son and every corporation and association to the strict
duty Of paying specie their notes and obligations
We abhor Republication. Pay fail is the Democratic
motto The provision in the constitution of 1916 is
capital but it is entirely superergatory. The con
sttution of the United States clearly provides for this
emergency. 1t ordans that nothing but gold and silver
shall be legal tender in the payment of debts. Now
bank note is promise to pay so many dollars in gold
or silver the lawful money of the United States when
it is presented at the counter Of the bank This is
contract between the bank and the holder who presents
the bill. When the bank refuses to pay in SPECIE the
bank has failed
Now, when the State Legislature passes law sane
tOning this suspension of specie payments it violates
another provision of the Constitution of the o. States
by making 81 law impairing the obligation Of con-
tracts
These two fundamental provisions of the Constitution
that State shall make anything but gold and silver
coin tender in payment of debts' law impairng
the obligations Of contracts precisely equal in effect to
the constitutional prohibition Of this State
We hope that no Legislature in any other State will
be foolish to violate the Constitution of the Union
because direct prohibition like that in our State is not
incorporated in the fundamental law of their own State
1t may be hard remedy, but honesty and truth the
best policy both for States banks and individuals And
if there constitutional nhbitOns the laws
of trade themselves would point out this the only pro
per course to be pursued in the present crisis.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-09
Four DAYS Later from Europe,

QUEBEC, Oct 5-The steamer Anglo-Saxon, from
Liverpool, with dates to the 23d ult., has arrived.
The America arrived out OH the 2Oth and the Van
derbt in the morning and the Atlantic at night the
22d
The news from Europe is of very little Importance
Gen. Reid had died before Delhi. Another mutiny
at Bombay had been repressed Lord Elgin's mission
to Calcutta understood to relate to the transfer of
Indian troops to China.
The merchants of Calcutta have petitioned the Queen
to take control of India General Banks who comnal-
ed in the engagement at Lucknow, killed. The
India Company has accepted the profer of European
and American companies steamer for the conveyance of
troops by the overland route.
1t is firmly denied that Francois seeking ascloser al
lance with Russia.
The workmen at Client were on a strike, and rising
was feared.
1t was believed that the crisis in Spanish affairs
over and that there would be change in the cabinet
The cause of the trouble was the refusal of the Queen to
remove General Concha from the Governorshp of Cuba
-Four vessels had sunk in the harbor of Gaeta and
forty lives lost.
England refuses to give up the island of Penam to
Turkey
The elections of Moldavia is largely in favor of the
Union.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-09
Meeting of the Boston Against
Bank SUSPENSIONS.

A large meeting Of merchants was held in Boston YES
terday. j. Thomas Stevenson, Esq, presided. The
meeting adopted the following resolutions:
Rcsolr That i'll the present exigency every effort should
be made to support and protect the mercantile honor of the
metropolis of New England.
ReSorcd That as long as New York maintains her high
and honorable position In sustaining public credit the
chants OF Boston will sustain and maintain her honor
derng all the aid i'll their power to continue their business
on specie basis.
Re:0red That the voluntary suspension of banks is great
public calamity and should not be entertained by gentlemen
of high mercantile honor, only in the last extremity
ReSOUed That the merchants of Boston have undoubcd
faith in the security and ability of the banks Of this city
pay all their liabilities in any extremity.
RESOLVED, That it is the duty of the banks, well
individuals render each other all the aid possible to car
ry through the present crisis.
The sentiment of the meeting was three to one against
any bank suspension 1t is understood that the same
feeling is quite unanimous with all the banks of the State
Money matters remain about the same. The general
reputation Of bank suspension, manifested at the meet
ing Of merchants to-day, gives tone to public con-
dence but does not afford relief The pressure is steady
and heavy business at the Brokers' Board is nearly suS~
pended
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-09

VINO CAN BE TRUsTED.-The price of produce must
be seriously affected for some time to come by the a
prehenson of failures of commission houses in the North
Cities and by the Discrimination of good houses there
to accept bills drawn shipments 1t both honest
and sound advice given by Philadelphia house to one
of the Factories here few days ago. to ship no more
goods at present 1t was impossible of course to sell
them for cash. and quite as impossible to tell whom to
credit The only is to for the present to
make the goods That entails terrible hardship upon
the wormen in the Factories who thus thrown out
of employment. But what else can be done? Thepro-
prieors of the Factories not able to buy cotton pay
workmen, and hold the goods They must stop work
Several in this town and vicinity have stopped and the
others are working without hope ofproft Cotton has
fallen as matter of course for the factories here have
been paying high prices were current in New
York.
So also will -four fall, when the mills are able to grind
more than will supply the home demand For prizes
are now almost dollar higher here than in New York
Naval Stores have tumbed already And every article
of produce will have to come down to specie basis
Wei for those whom low prices find out OF debt.
Fayetteville Obserr0,