davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19

~. <esSs ss9s isaffss al. !, as SCI, 80
thsL baVs Sitsp 6css IN ne past bot i-y A. a-ffF
saefas % 1asf. 81 tsasi - hsVeed thsif fsseh
~ tof ourselves, - are i6taitriF 49, aisaassd
n0w 70 give ~ he sot aicf ihsn ever before We
gafe uiltna, asd ase Est siiiins 70 suspess nssfv
Aosiilities ls shs Spfiag eanpsiga via ths Viss
81 untttaa 20 ne peoFle 10 rgmlnea esor 10 car.
Feet ths sneo8al sd pefnictoss psliey skf~b rssr
prevails u respect % - dlspusitisn ~ tbs paSii-
ls1ta Net esf oPppseuts haye disaalnfsiIv f,tse.
- - AN ieefsi SD rsiFits psopesfios ukiek
atafefE1 asf fsefs eaiT rersaias 10 the Whis
ses Aassfstss fssif - - si@is - slggasise n
Es-eEf41l9ial isaH faTass aa4a. and haiiiias tag
peelth. sis4is-hsa6sd sd aiuas ~ vHh sses "a
80 - Ncfg Eatsfats ed rsaecpabis penaeFss
- 49, Faislliisn 50 seHsf ~ teiF mag psonri
tsEEs a n1atfitats. Fhafefrfs b al tnaf - A. Il
layss - 4Eaa MEeliaE ths peaecracy " opsn
81 ~ - aPgfeeftieH sFfieg eaoruls aad eaa.
less.sl go 49, sFefI lacA 81 grsase h-lh h ~
AsaislataFe.--i 4tltzsal wtfe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19
I r N w o RK.

WIZ suhscfitrf bsiag ecnpsefei v 10 ca erten.
u sirr FaubdfT IN tbe Ciiy IT flaEiBuf~. Sti
ep1t A. 30 tgfaish Criamna 3 e. ItntrIs RI.
e"nits Ara 8tsuhe Estk Weirh.s. :; rsga IIes.
We 10 Az Furuarsa &c i0f Bai1ifrt. Wafer
,.srt', ossiinF. shahing, Poiisys se ~
Mile. AkfieBhafat H,iisfs fase srts1 Coz Il
go yrssheff Fife. 0sntcu 80 Laws Ofos,serts
ltnehieg Psts Naik Beraefs. Vases qsstsssv
Osssmsnlsl kaiiise iof ce@e,sfy rnclosares n
CREST Fgfieiy.
Tee erssmsatai eek q o. ths As.t s,,t.,l- A.
ssa snd tatsh. DrsiEns so dfauIsss msfe
Lsfhss 80 Pisarrs r0asfsrffv srrrfrg - 49,
Posff Qrrs's soiicitf HOBART Dr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19
j. II. A. REDNIAN.

HAYiSG ices fs,nsse4 ron Nee a.
~ 1ok via iafse saa cafsfauv 49,
ssteetsd s0rk ~ sPRtSa q sum AHl
AER GOODS .fof (ienfist s-sf.asat XII
fssp us'iY sFprnfs ~ isies4s tna w
sc patifc fspefs'Y fhss b. y re.
fare4 o. rtsfCfs r.ea astfis IL ia ~ ~
la'et' a1t- saa if ~ tssf asarrrr
Csffre.l Nas izs6
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19

LIFE:
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INsU
RANCE, ANNUITY & TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
Assets, January Ia, 1856, 81, set Gie 81
N u. Losses prosnpsiy adj asird an paid ihro'
the Ofes ~ Geasyaf Assscy. al Riehmood Va
International Lsfe Assurnuee &C.
GETTY OF NEW YORK AND LONDON.
Capital a9,s0O,OoO.
b. GuarHntee Fond Of 100 900 deposited
With the COmptroller of he Ssaie Of N,T Yotk
for iss seeuIi,y and hsneGl Of ALL policy Aolders
The Insurance Of The live. Of slay,. no, eres.d.
ing three iousihs asd frS :Afrls Of The actaa easL
vsiae Of Slaves will b taken
BENEFIT LIFE INSU.
RANCE COMPANY.
SEwAaE, ". j Ist January, 1856
Net accu mciatioa, e. 23o o0s ~
Total amouar 10 Jan. ~, 1856, 1889 6s
Total amount \ 1as 0oe "a
Grand Total, a 49, A. o.
Medical Erzusiasys 30. p. MlssN. NJ n
p CouEE. n D., JOHx A, sraAfTE, III DIR p
MGosrpEa, NJ D.
u f6s Agent will give bis rrprsps afs stE -
7cT's.et supsErisiSH 10 all risks. EAsasrsrs -
epsy Teoaesled 70 % q, "a
= Application. 10 Be made pr "a FAs'-
Posi Master, Chariesiov any
the Pcst once, chlsraft -. s, ssd.
g 70 isSN v,Iouu.
a. dds and sAsp. Resis'sr copy ~.
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19
POLITICAL.
TYroosAfaIcAL kasoas.

VII AOhk lie
TSrooRAPuIcAL ERRoRs.
Ne ALLOWING = v.sy sssvss s.s u s..s ss bore
.is9 sas nsny shs vsiss ~ n pss.s-<sss u.
1870 - - al sss~tsi ;. sssr eAircussky.
y.i.sss ~ sssspsss sk.sr hssres,ypAs. - ss. ~
80 - - psss ~ - sr<A~ol,fsas 10 red sAs 10
'stssss - % ns-sn sss.ss
POETS MisERIEs,
60. vsssr AsrsAsAsrH AZ rxfs.
IA. bare s ~ n A.s-s -
A s.sAes - pesl
hsssiay = n psisa rs ssAsi
hsv prpsi pn ~ b sAs~ a.
Asa ssssie Asa vAss . tksin
Wiu ssiasss As< hcssss.
Pc rsas tAsss srsssf li.ss s>A kpcv
70 sAsa sAsy siissssd.
.wAy s,s- ~ sc.ii Asss'. ss..,s;ss srsas,
sVhsa - ~ pspss .<.s.
- ssiai.s q sss 'Sr~ssfsi tresks.'
rAss 'gs.k~ s'ss de sssear
Asa hsss's a isssssd CIR,
WhieA .skss q 'hvpiias siiis'
Web sssh ss.s .sAsd.' s.ssssd sf'shsis.'
As< .hsir t>ssssi sfRai.'
.srNy issAs ss-.s.ti -srssH.e.,
srvs sssssr I'D shss 'tvss 'kiss,'
Asd 100. ss sAisA ,-sAs ssspsi fosi
Fss Mad kss psis,ed Aksa-'
wss ssss ss<a EssNesits rus.
l'ra s.ris.s. ~ -sAs-sy,
TAss ssytAisg 70 sssS<rsl slisa
~ ghiss "a saD
~'rAss hest 20 tssrs.' the c. len cot,
sTAssaAass 10 ssvs.' isstssdi
'fkeps sAss thss sst dss' 10 Pot
Il seps hat thss al d.si'
VIA ever eco IN ss<A spsss
De ns.y bsssd.vv srs.ssji
Those gsstis syss sssianss.'
'TAoss ssssis .yss bsds@-es'
The esior 81 the .re.s' 1. .ss...'
'AGssfios' 10 an -etios.'
q vo.dsr Il tbs Lksasss hst1s
In f.st . ssn aeiioa p
.Thsa SRI sissa.' Tier ID sossB
wbs ever vusls As.. assa-d
TAsa ssshs uisssE Ghiss SosiI shAsss
A fries1 into Esndf
".Thss ART n me- is rsaasSsd .l.as;
II really 10 To- ssA
-Asa here. bsessss a & is est
ny lovely 's.id' 10 .asI'
Thsy drove her bIisd ~ pokiss IL
Al Ga Prossss ssw--
Asd ssw shsy'vs gs.xsd !, cot asais.
As1 z.fs kes arssy tea
"f'n rcd 90 sass. WA.s sAali Sep
80 n-vsr tsrs ~ sesa r.;
Ths p~Pss's sessssrsa CIR sd side.
lis ss~ no isss 10 mead ia
O. f-as : tAes shrsa sf ksaas life,
Why AZ svsr vvissi
] viss ny poem had bssa barssd
Before \ $50 NJ hsht.
"Iss's sssp ssi sssspisalsss,
I've 's.sasd' 80 sJss. shss's Pa.is,
Tvs ioit Ben sss's iaastis.
Asa .hii.S.' ~ 'ssss.' ed 'ians-'
Wa sves e.xk . horsid Aa@h.
|. ,. psstsy % srossi
rye 60 shs vss .A.sd.' s.d praissS
. ss.ur cfhss 'soss.'
OF 49, AsA sAss pris,ss Asrs.
a.. .AAaif nissss.
r. - 49, = ny ke.rt's ssatssi.
Asa via an A $3.50 d.
I'd jaa ii. boay, - A.a bOsss.
Asa sPsll u sitA 60.
Asa se~A Ai@ 20 hat ~. AS
1A.i b sPsis uilA En- a.. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19

"A tuisnf sfficag - caahnf ~ kssfufs. q
"A feFairias anA MsAiaf Haraiess. shf tasf
Hcl 49, nrrussrf ~ ~ feNsitfiuE m fle isfEe
HACiffHg SHOP sos kaFief Haa.e see
Nfi saf Piasfrf Mill arsfhe3 49,, ~ F0Uh
Daf snt 80 arr ia at suiih -aeg d rr19iret
Ma ~ 49, a.ff ~ ROME
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19
VIRGINIA. FREE PRESS AND FARMERS REPOSITORY
CLAsssFlcAIlos or susrscE-.

CLAssfFICArr oN an sgnraCE~. -
- - e - :
The foiiswiss es-,hesssa 81 J.ases. nee ssais "a
Ne srx~s tern, (isss.D Il ne c-s-sy-cssrts
81, p.s. s,s.s.r sss , ,s.s
c...s. ", La,'.. Js-rA v ..i....
J... y - ..s.S~ -
Tee.s. Reel, Ns,-- n 49,.
$50 ~n" -ss ? asrs.
f~e.Sfoss-MAkcH TERN, i,s1'
Lee. o.h.-. waA.- .. AEsssx.r.
r.~sa o.. tf-rr rcpH ,.r, :
800.
- ssAs hss';
W. E<skfs 49, hsii-
ksns CASA AUG Esr Tk&S. ISL
waii.. n. rssa. D~a !. h...sii.
ssxtA cisss- NOVEMBER TERM. 1857.
49, ~ s~s .As.As css~ssn.
~ ne. ,rss ,r ,1 ,s,s
r. W. Baylsr, Is.z..i Rlis.sar.
Esxsl clsss--JrsE-rERN, isss.
Isss - m M sn... 'oss w S''-AAs.
A. -. 4. ~. -. ...s...,. a
80. 80. A.~.-i r,r,. iSss -
sTss .s.sAsy ssr... ,s b Asls .. ss,ls~.: s-p,..
-. ,.,. \, a.. A. -. 49,. -, -,
... D-ss-ssr ..r- ~ de en- .... I.s..s, ' ,,r
n, a.. Az -. r-,..... -, -, ..s-,t
-~ ), -. a .i., nav ,.- !, a. a .,.. a, -
j.,, 49,. ~ a. A., -.
tn. pr-,ia..s J..,s. to .t..s ..sA ..a every ter.
Of th. Coass M r,au,, "A h. L.
COI-DT R1yS
SoSGl LA n o.
CIRCUIT couRT.
~ o''''s's0
Ir.s.risl- assS., s.is.s s ne i, f...a.,.
is.SsIsy~s~e,.S Nc Mssd.s s =" i'''s'',
o'ss' nssie. : o,''''' and - ~''a'' %
ss~ps.ls.h- sioaa.y A,e,,. "A r...s.,
DISTRICT cOURT
Conpos.1 q tas cal,,spsv Aib-..ti. n,.l,..L.-.
ed Ftracfek D,tFt~ts-.it. s..ualv 4. tv.-slN.,-.
On the lSsb de, on pee. abe, -
sss,s = nsi r,y csss' i Asr.si.,
Jaagss--1 LgcAs p TTaansss,
$500 IT,. s, r.assa. ''N's
AAHAht SoChIs.
tNk-hoeesy estors la Tsssday In March.
Iuog. Anrurf ID Nornmk~r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19
Candle Candie.:' CapdI,.l

Cuncses! shnuies CaudIr,I
THE ssdersixnsd rUals ls.....,
\ SRA lAsif hirha' AL ~ ra,-t,.,,, - =
1.IH, ssssny lhsl tsgr rlrs r.flsI -
SsaeY NtfAt TuRi br HARpEss
9aaiii. 81 MOULD CANDLE rs. a. -. ,'r -. -,
'or W. ssd VOID ssisu rt8.t. 4. !. -.
wsa, % The sane ''
Ia<y rrashe'e iks ustsrss.. g. C-,t A,,....
mosi eAperIfs"'S ScTkmen smplu1rt .a rrsrr.,.
.aI,Sg ana deem 90 boa-liss -. O. tar, -,
thai Arrchsnts sstothcr, tssrgus rf rp,.l -.
By The boz, " isrevr qsautiJv wtn BAL b. -,
advantage 10 call On nsm ecilrr BOZ. k4.r,.,
utFrr
rT-Ori-rS s'~ Suii~it.N - With. fs-.f,..
shsrtr,, not,ec sd iowr,t rate.
u SECiFS on.
Harpr Fery 0-,rt.rrs ~
te~W sstcJ. .ur ~hs-h .ts -rs,ss5 r-.,.. 80
o. = ~ Csss - ~ . NaH.+ C,.#.. fnbo 4.
~ tai-. 2. zen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19
CoaII CnaI

FtfHE asfsrtiraef tssias issssf fa. c. ft
fuTmtflf oseupief ~ Davf e..f
gfrpsfst 70 fafttsh coal e. 80 st
Az afiefs aiiits ffemPgg Uisr
1OffN 10 bs..
WafpFr Frfry. ssr' 70. 800
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19
IRON FOUNDRY

At
ST ENANDOAH CITY.
FffhE tahsrfbsf kaviae hsarst sat - e.,.,.r
- Firpftiei 81 Ne 8Aenaafash Cas- Yea.
-yt a pft Taffd % iHfnist ts eftsf an fieAs III
Cftiega-tfaFg sod ~ IA flssrtse 81 sgsfy a.
ssfirit.h fhfestinE Mafhlae. Was Dfin 49,
CgiG 1hsiist GssIiaRsf Hoslheafcs n sii tiffs
~ tSss re maseisfiafsa ~ salisked sgaer-
- ~ s,see-aa cara afficlg ais1 RsiiFaa4
snf Hfiffs Dasiiass nsfs A. sgfrf al - sf-.ss-s
eei'eF 80 afoa ~ mcsf fsssesabis fef-s. A.
p Neaf ~ Eept casiafs siif ~ eell 10 aiv. 80
esii. a. 81 tstefuiafd Do 90 soae hHfffs "a
salzfial and g sEsesfs 80 iats 81 ~ uasi aost
gfurlrfrefa
OLD CASTINGS nssa b srsassss -, s,y
aii slss tetp - hssd FLoHanaa ~ gr,t.
49, 80 si1-F = ~ Eosi sppeeFeg entisfus
d aIArp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19
F01 gALE

n tAtf BOY stenl l6 Tsars "a srs. =
49, ffsta ssffstf ~ ssrslls & rai-
aa.lt eeff hfsitB 80 r fee fserff
EE1E.fs a 80 Wnrr nprt.a rsrrrsrsr
Iaiy - fsis.-fr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19

eHeFttFh ultfss
CHApIINE &pTLI.ON.
"a FfoHeEE8a faa 80 asIs. i,.'rs ~ clsa
- rff. wlH fsesfs iseasffsfs 9. ~ sfariire
a g. ~ Faetaslrsif
Psnsslsf si,sssiss rsa . COLLECTIONS
q a. aeatsfs ets tTssfsfs Coss.lss 81 rlis
ala15
n pnios. -. NOTARY FuBLIC. -
Ceess ssieses % Dscts - - asa,ss e Ftfae4i
oars 81. =. ss.ls ss,ss, - sew 81 ss,f
70 1.sasu.. Iss. ossa-sss ts,s -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19
NE " GOODS

ME n u - - -
Far EssSS asssf Dssassr.
(SuApLEs JOHNSON hss fa., hss-hed cper.
u iax bis FALL AND WINTER STOCK %
sscA ssd fsshssssese Day GOODS. Eebfsetsg
ssrfy,hiax zee and desirable IN his iiss 81 esss-
LADIES DRESS G0ODS
ssIss. ~ ssisoes Fssneh and SeoirA Pisids. Cash
n~tes. Del.i.ss. rePPlia.. Bonesr'sss. Grapes.
EMsR0DERSEs
very large SOCK n Preach and Scotch york
cf every d<s<rirtioB ~ very loo prices.
GLovEs AVID HoSIERY
OF he bs-i rnakes 70 great vasisty.
-. .SA<efiaxs a.i .Sif,fs.gs
Linen Tsb,e Cioah., fswetipEs sss Hssss-
heepins Goeis grprrsily, all @, best fsssses
CEsahss. css.inefss, vsssisss. Uaaefshifts. snd
A very large Stock of ever pattern anS Style.
e. &usssfs Ceais.
Heavy 0oods fof Servants scar. Failed Ciotbes,
Kersey-. Liads<ys. OssahorEs, stnp~s, cbeeks,
Broso Ms~itas. Baaaksfs, Ae &C.
Call eafiv saS secure good bssEsins.
Hsrp<r's Ferry. Octotrr 81 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19
Agency Of Insurance.

p W HERBERT Is As.n, for ID. tollexIss
-. Companies Of FIRE AND LIFE INsU-
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.
Incorporated ia 1870 Charter Psrysfsal-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19

Franklin Fire Insurance Company
OF PHILADELPHIA
Statement Of Assets. 81. 56I 46s, January ., 1855
puS;ished sgfceabiy 70 m Act % Assembly Of The
CoBmoavFalih of Pcnnsylvania
3. W HERBERT. sue-Asea, for J, g Csr.ea,
Esq, wiees,-,st. Va.
TIE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
TliE VALLEY 90 VIRGINIA.
Cash csPiial ss0oleoe. Al paid 10 sad secure
ly Invested,
2 { noad, Mortgages shd Stocks, scai 500 90
] e ssii ''''''''''' $50 sSt &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19

DENTTENTiAaY s.siss ossss-so. NJ.
~ ste fsfiea Pislfs ed hessY klsw. 49,
p, is,s y !. -. JOHN {. nooRF.
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Thsrn's essapaamd asHGsaef
or CapsiTa aaa ysysanarliis.

CfftfsD tsis sh1 agsi sfssiasI rsaslg sver
fffrgf-.sa - sac cess % 6sssorsha,s fifset,
sfif's les VASES fssts Il A., 49, -, -.
fmfsf 5tesss saF-.t1s 81 ~ 4 .fsfes "a.
ftt eiiee bfsihfs igeaisea 81 aisftsi grsv
~ s1lo1tlss gHst.oass. ~ 81 sFests.s 80 n,
BELl.E1 a COOKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19

Hay, straw ssd FEEDER Caters.
TIVE seGefsisnsa has bee aepalslsa sses, f,r
y ths sale ofCsmmi1at uay. Rraw afd PED.
asI Caiiffs. msnafartafsd b. ~. Jao ~ BaTisv
81 Wiae trsicf. Tbf Cnftefs are adsptsd q sithsf
Hand ~ Hqfte Pouff- u buiit ID fte mai seh.
sianiiai ant .Fofkmsailks maafef. Ard Uhh az
vial EafreHief tn give eaflfs ssiisfseiioa Prize
q 80 Cgusf fur iiaud 80 ttorss power $50
irsighi sddsd Faf sals e. ~ MagEsi floa-s 81
CssHe.iovb. fsss,,v IS 1851 ~ = ''''s ..
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-. mralrInra g.

fEttlk a1fefaiErfd hagf jess n.sf.-
a tasi- sHt 9 large Fnf raua
"a bfafs MffieiFff Paina Cfs
iter F1ffsa - Ia ~ fiask arf -f .aa
Ntr " istf bEtiER EHH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19

NuGf ntgi ffd nrihef sarr'g rf CF#
y Lrs o. 81 49, Ell las Nslk~t "a
eeH 90 iasf y. NAWfE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19

FafHE ~ rs ltsi tafF~s EHr
Fttlh p aIstes ~ ae.L Plfr.rs i-
hfifk Heaif . Ee3 A. ran 30 A. rsfg fst
taif ia fstA 4 % BEAaH
CsFREf si4 brsss 49, s,.sss,s s.s sfs. I
- sfti egai rltffs tote haf II
~ - ffifse RtWi'N'
ID ibtA0 SO nasxY Wbies rfsrsfr sssr,.r.s'
- - - ~ nELIER a COoae
EUsf fsssisff 80 fsfrsi ~ NK&TfOOf Oh
- y y ZEE q - Msfsti Hsass, ~
Pc. ~ iesf TuoaAs RAWtfft
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19

GyNAkUH iftsaef osIttf ssasiF rnff ~
- cePFts Gets tfhas 81 Efire ear IS
f.t - ee'iis issl reeeiges 80 81 ssfs ~
Aps - ts.a dEttlgR q COOEE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19
THE sPaINu CAaP1ICN.

We are uei - 'hese 90 su'@rtsin sFss tse 70.
snisss fho8stt - safrend~ftaq o. ~. &c.,
., si's,.', - q ~ Us. -. =, -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19

/ rs. y 3. - = = iOns L uooer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19

a BOY as ui1 o. lfiss Esass-s stiks
y FRgE PREss oFficg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19

n 90 .. 81 JoaS Z Hoogy.
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coUsrY oPFICERs.

CsaRtRs 3. HAapsso. Connoauea.th.s At,or..x
Gsoaes MAUzy. Sarveyor.
RosEsT y. BsowSs ctsrh a Ciseait Coart
THoHAs A. AooaE. clsrk % Cosaiy Coart
hASueL hToSg, Conmissfcues Of RrVeanr
RoBEar LoeAs, IT.. sheriE
Nv. s.sass. D.Put, sheriff.
}. w. MeGfS EIs. Jail5r.
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FnEf mamp

"A Way tafsHsr aulrr 81 Chsvisr AZ
- HmaRtaf fotarc0 10 sal- ~
- - is57 JouHL H0oFr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-03-19

fhe following are toe rates oi is.sraaes Tor
500 On the Lie Of Save. for The tern u -Four
Years
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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03
ENCOURAGING.

We are favored with the following brief ex-
tract from a private letter received in this
city, written without any view to publication,
by an intelligent and reliable gentleman in
West Tennessee. We feel assured that the
Middle and Eastern Divisions will do their
duty, and from these indications we expect
the West will do hers. The letter bears date:
JACKSON, TENN, June 90, 1857.
''The political skies are bright, and have never
known more perfect harmony to prevail in the
American and Wing ranks. Every man is doing
his duty, and we intend to roll up increased
majority in August next. Stephens will be elected
to Congress without doubt. HattOn has aroused
hundreds Of old liners, who faltered in the last
election, and We know some democrats in our
midst who will vote with us. If Middle and East
Tennessee will do as will as West Tennessee, Hat
ton will carry the State by from two to three
thousand. A very prominent democrat remarked
publicly, the day after Hatton spoke here, that he
had doubt that he (HattOn) would reduce the
democratic majority by atleast half or two thirds
Very liberal for democrat.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03
Gov. walker and the Mississippi De-
mOcracY.

The Appeal in it's report of the Mississippi Dem
cratic Convention, says resolutions were adopted
censuring Gov. Walker for his course in Kansas
Memphis NeCs.
The Democracy of Mississippi, like the
Democracy of Georgia, are unwilling to sec
the rights of Southern men in Kansas crush
ed out" by the intrigies of Walker and Buch-
anan, without interfering to prevent it. This
is hopeful sign. Possibly, should State or
two more do likewise, the dumb leaders of
the Democracy of Tennessee will be restored
to speech. But whether this result follows or
not, we beg the people of Tennessee, without
distinction of party, to deliberate seriously
upon the policy of the administration which
Gov. Walker is attempting to carry out in
Kansas. The delegates to the Convention to
form State Constitution, just elected by the
registered voters of the Territory, being cti-
zens of the United States, are generally in ia
Vor of making Kansas a slave State. They
will oubtless, in the Constitution they form,
recognise slavery as a domestic institution.
But, the Administration, through Gov. Wal
ker, demands that the Constitution so formed
shall be submitted to the whole people,
whether natives, naturalized foreigners, or
aliens, in September, for ratification; and thus
afford the Black Republicans, who refused to
vote in the late election, and the thousands
they may import into the Territory in the en-
suing two months, an opportunity to reject
the work of the Convention, and subsequently,
to form free State Constitution. In Penn
sylvania last year, the people were called out
to hear Democratic speakers, and on the bills
in staring capitals were the words, "BUCH-
ANAN, BRECKENRIDGE, AND FREE
KANSAS" In Tennessee Mr.. Buchanan
was held up as the man who would "sGUe
Kansas to the South" The intrigues in Kan
sas show that the Pennsylvanians did not act
without warrant when they linked together
Mr.. Buchanan and "FFee Kansas" They
knew their man; and thank fortune
or misfortune, as you please, - the South is
beginning to know him. Her knowledge
comes late-too late, probably, to be advan-
tageous. But it is we'll that, even though
late, the scales should be torn from her eyes,
that she may see the monstrous imposture
which was played upon her by the managers
of that corrupt organization called the "Ns-
tional Democracy"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-07-03

FRIDAY. JULY 8. 1857.
Gov. WaIker,s sneech.

We publish to-day and tomorrow the speech
of Gov. WALKER at Topeka, Kansas. Wegive
1t as a link in the chain of the history of the
duplex policy of the democracy and the ad-
ministration towards the rights of the South
in that territory. Walker takes the ground
that we were expecting him to take, and which
it was agreed by the President he should take
If the Convention shall not choose to submit
the constitution to the people of the territory,
and allow all, every resident inhabitant, to
vote upon it, he will join the Robinson and
Lane party, the Topeka fanatical party. in op-
position to the Convention and its acts. There
can now be no possible doubt as to the aims
and purposes which are to be executed in Kan
sas. 1t Is true, as stated some days ago by the
jackson Nississippian, that WALKER i" nO.0
'' stands unveiled before the outraged South, a
SELF cOnOicted traitor to her constitutional
" Taghts, and in the detestable attitude of q
- man who has degraded himself from high
"eminence in American Craftsmanship to the
position of SUMNER or q HALE. Nay-tht
comparison is unjust to these distinguished
"JTeesOiters. They are true to their Original
hege; they are guiltless of bad faith or ter
"giversation. EUen to rank Nth the apostGte
Fremont, he 20 unworthy. Let him stdnG
alone, in the enormity Of has disgrace, By
$ a0OTd on eoery Southern lip, and the contempt
sand hate Of that national patriotism tOhicl
she has betrayed. "
And further, this same man and this same
policy is upheld and sustained by what il
mockery is called a national administration
And what is still more, Gen. HARRIS, democrat
ic candidate for Governor of Tennessee, ha
avowed, and is every day reiterating doctrines
which place him side by side with BUoHANAl
and WALKER, in the positions they have as
sumed, and in the course they are pursuing
Citizens of Tennessee read this proclamation
against you and your rights.