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Lumber.

rrHR subscribers would inform the consumers Of
! Lumber, and the public generally, that they
usually made by . Saw Mil, includinx Lsth,
Flooring Joist, Shooting and Sidisg, Of any length
that may be desired.
Call st the New Saw Mill, On tho river, near
Whites Pork House. PAUL 4 HUMES.
N. y. Stove Wood for sale st 81 SO per cord.
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IMPORTANT CHANGES,
Saturday Evening Train Fut On
OHIO T. MISSISSIPPI
'ao.DHE98 e. o4uo..
K A IL II DAD.

Compiefedfo Cincinnati THROUGH ,cifh oui
change Of cars Only one change
cf carSto Louisriiis--- One
change to CleUel0nd.
[ lNEto hceIihg, and two less ehanses a Of O. ,,
~ and baggage and 90 miles nearss 10 ali East
ern CITIES than by any other route.
THE GREAT NATIONAL KOUTr ns,,,s.1
me U. $. MGi ard Adcms E1press.
On and alter Wednesday J uly Ist, tralas vill
leave as follows:
U. S. Asi iTrain-Lcaves Office, corner IL -
T,hestnue.st 1000 q. m. Leaves East 81. Legi1
Depot at 1880. -
Express sTrain-Leavesofiee corner Of 1tA -
Chestnut, at 5 p. M. Leaves Last 81. Louis sDeps1
at $3.50 p. IN,
In order to accommodate the travelling pub
nc SATURDAY Afternoon Train has been put
up, and trains will run asabove every day except
Sunday.
oNEsUNDAY TRAIN AT SCOOP. M.
n. b,--Ali trains make direct aud certain con-
neet'ons al Csncinnaft with all Eastern Mail and
Express Trains, thus formin the sAsstme enickasa
and only Broad Gauge Route to Nav Y0k. 1890
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washinatan Q1ie Hl11ns
6targh, wheeling, Cleveland, buffalo, IA Ill
Eastern cities.
Also, Chicago, land al points on he linoi, Can.
trail X. X.
ONLY ONE CHANGE or CARS TO CHICAGO. 81
New York passengers have choice OF four rooa
railroad routes. from Cincinnati, viz New YORK
Erie, N ]. Central, PsAnsy lyauia Central, and
d
Through passengers should avail theanselves n
this most reliable route between tho East ana
the Vest, as II affords unusual facilities being
superior road, and the only Broad Guage Road n
the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomington, La.alle.
kock Island, Burlington, Peoria, Dunleith, Ga
lena, Peru, sc., connect Mt Sandoysl with the
Illinois Central H. Il. forthe above named points
direct.
Passengersfor Nation and Chicago connect at
odin With the Chicago Branch. Through from ST.
Louis with only ono change Of cars
Through baggage check given in the city, and
baggage handle free, giving passengers potroubls
atthe Depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be procured at the Offices, Nos. rs and 20.
corner OF 4th and Chestnut stre.ts, under the
Planters liousc, and ut No. 81 Leyee, corner Of
Vine street.
fN~Both Offices afe exactly on the oorncr--the
only places to obtain re iisb Die information
W. IL. CLEMENT, Gen 4 sup,t.
ISAAC WlMAN, Gen u Western At
Onnibuses will oallfer passengers and baggage
IN any part Of the sitY N leaving their sddrss 81
either Of the offices. OallfegularIy at the Hotels
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WlLIyAu JAkr:naN.

HUNeE DUEIDE.
- EsfkcTFEI.LY informs the inhaha6nok. of
~ heokuA and its vicinity, that he vi ID to
any business in his line. From hi, / nf enc
u ~ years, he has made himself famiN4f with
the varions diseases in the horse-Epidemic and
Influenza Fever, Lung Fever, lnfam nations, Stas-
gers. sweeny, Bolts, Worms, Collie, spasms, spaven
Bone, spraits, Ring Bone, Curbs, Ac. Medicines
be had by calling At his residence, on 4th st..
between johnson and Exchange, Ktokuk, Iowa.
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1888. spranK KArrnngcment. 1856,

CHANGE OF TIMEl
THREE DAILY TRAINS, ,(suSDAYsExcEPrrp)
On and after April 26th, 1858, and until fur
~ ther notice, trains will run on the above road
! q follows:
First Train leaves Packet Depot, keoku daily
Mondays eacept.d) at a. III. This train will
make sure connections with the Burlington ard
Rock Island Packets. Packets will leave Montros,
promptly at O'Clock
Second Train leaves keokuk daily tSundays sx-
cept ed) at 10 o'clock a..
Third Train leaves keokak daily Sundays ex-
ccpted) at p. m.
FIRST Train leaves Mon,rose daily Mondays ex
cepted) At $3.50 a. IN.
Second Train leaves Montrose daily Sundays ex-
cepted) ~ S:a5 3. m.
Third Train leaves Montrose daily Sundays ex.
ccpted) at p. In. j. ". DAVIS,
superintendent.
J. X. TswsBuRr, Ticket Agent.
Apr20daw
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N. W. JONES.


wATCH-MAKER AND JEwELER.
u ESPEcTFULLY infosma the cilisens of Keo-
I kuk and vicinity that be may b found At J !.
parmehs, alats FArmsls Campbell,) No. 67t
Msin-st, between ID and 50, whore be would ba
pleased to attend TO the wsntaof al whs may ia
vor him with cali.
Waichss, Clocks, and -Jewsiry repaired and
warranted. n. W. JONES
Mark . Ne ase etless Keekukians
s1SlMRS are Hard. MONEY IL Scarce. Bu.
1 DU X y il up with the Times, and down with
the Cash. II times are hard HIS WORK LAST. A
vEsf GHsAr wHILE. II money Is scarce, HE
SELLS VERY CHEAP.
Having just received his Spring Stock, he il
now ready to accommodate II who may give him q
call eit her In Eastern Custom made work, and
would call rar;lcular attention To the latter.
Having established manu- actuIing on this most
extendedscala, he viii keep constantly hand and
make to order evary thing in his line, from pufffno
on pafth or making al tafant's lhos, to q Setn
Cater or Patent CAY Boot, and win sell the beat Of
goods at the very lowest possihle prices for CASH
In custom work he warrants Pirs, not to crsmp,
but to Cure Corns.
MAMMOTH BOOT.
apr2sd Nos. 30, 81 and Is Main-st.
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4 Oh uk Fl. Dee noincsA a Ttnneso
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Facilities Increased aud Fare Reduced!
CHA NGE or TIHlE!
'nN and after Monday. May 3rd. two daily
~ trains, eaeh way, iSuHJayt excepted,) willr
Is follows:
lst Train leaves kBOkun at 700 o'clock An
I'd Train " !" d" 2.40 az Pm.
lat Train leaves BENTaNsPoRI NJ 7.2o" Az.
I'd Train +" :" $3.50 VI.
Passengers for Sioux City Council Bluffs, For,
Dodge, orI Des Aoines, uttumws, Fairfield, and
intermediate points, vii take the 100 a. train,
connecting at Bentons port i stages for all points
ia Middle and Western Iowa.
by this arrangement retiierts along the line Of
the road will be enabled 10 spend FIVE HOURS
IN kkokU Il and return evening.
THROUGH TICKETS TO II. Louis, Louis willie,
Cincinnati, and the East, may be had At the ofice
in Benton sport.
~ Fare Hs low as the lowest.
5. DWIGHT EATON,
Engineer and superintendent.
SAR'L A. BLACK,
Ass't sup't and General Passenger Agt.
AH-Ticket Office at Railroad Depot.
W. Office in kiibournc's Block.
hcokuk April 2S, '5S-dSw
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HerFInG's Patent CAaWpIon Flre.
Proof safes,
WITH HALLS PATENT POWDER-pRooF
w LOCKS, tho Same that were swerded sepa-
rate medals at the Worlds Fair, London, 1851
| and the Worlds Fair New York, 1858, and are the
/ only Amerieau bafes that we're awarded medals u
London Worlds Fair.
These Safes form the most perfect secsrity
against Fire and Burglars any safe ever offered
TO ths public, and only b. had of the subsssi-
bers and their agents, tho have on hand and make
TO order all kinds Of Boiler and Chilled Iron Bank
Chests and Vaults, vaait Doors, and Money Boxes
or Chests for brokers Jewellers and Private Fami-
lies, for Plate, Diamonds aud other valuAbles.-
And are also Patentees (by purchasc) and manu-
faeturers Of JONES PATENT FORMULATION
BANK LOCK.
SC. HERRING / CO..
No. 35l Broadway, cor. Murray-st, NY,
Mayl0dlm Opposite the City If.ll
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Paper Hanging, CeiIhngs Whisened,
Patching ana Whtte-washimg.
ME have good ,pring wagon, suitable for
w moving the finest furniture and baggage
the greatest care will be taken in moving furni-
tare. "ears 70 be found on Fourth-st., between
BlondeAu and Concert. All orders promptly A.
tended To. PAkMEKA VANNALI
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II. X. LOVE CO.,
Successors TO Deming Love,)
BANKERS,
4 1--WE particular attention to collections U and 10.
~ init promptly on the day Of payment.
kESEkEscKs
Bank OF North America, New York,
prexei Co., Philadelphia.
=. W. Clark 4 Co., J"
Citixens' Bank, Baltimore. -
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh. Ns
Jno. ID. Sculiy J, Cashier, do
.. Brady, Cashier, wheeling.
Branch State Bank of 0h3nr Zsnesyille.
OomnereiAl Bank, Cin01 Il.
State Savings Institut1R b. Louis.
Geo. Smith Co., Chicago,
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Kesknk Agency
WHEELER a WI1SON,s
cRLxBRAf1p&
Family Sewing Machines

THE ABovH nAcnlxxs.
JEs-T ii + BEST TEyER RINvENTEp.~r
4 RE sold at this agency At the mansfs urer,'
"A prices, adding only the esss of sssgspbrtaspn.
&clnstructionsi in opcntins H. msshine siyeu
gratis TO purchasers Of Machines.
Refer to the following Ladies - Kes1sk, Who
have these machnts IN use: +. ssss.
Mrs. hdw. hiibourne. MrssA. B,cAtstsndsn,
Mrs. Wm. MeGavic, Mrs. !. .G, Fioyd.
Mrs. pr. Ford, Mrs. John Bsrns.
Apply personally or by letter 10
Elk. BUELL.,
ss AAin-st., (up stAirs)
Ap1odAw Heekuk, Iowa
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ENNsYLyANlA RaILMoAp

- - - = = - = N II " n u /.
& r. ~ E
VI h Ireat Central Route, con Meeting th. Al
= iantie cities with the Western, North western
ana southwestern States, by . continuous Rail.
way direct. This road also connects at PITTSBURGH
~ ui'h uaiiy line OF steamers to all ports on the
Western Rivers, and at Cleveland ana S.na,.L, !,
WIN steamers TO All ports on the North. veste m
Lakes making IL the inost direct, eAeapsss snd ~
iiabie rssie by whish GRkI0HI can be forvsrssa
TO and from tho Grsaf ~.
RATES BxrwEEn ssIApuIPHrA AND pIrrsnr,nu
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y. q. 4 =. CART n,
sAsurAcruRERso
WINDOW SASH DOORS AND BLlNNn
Corner OF johnson and Eighth w,
nDDh s...'... ..-.s..'' -.-....lOW
- A large assortment always on hand ~ L
apr-iwiyd2m
"sAk' A.eekrs. SAN s. cuRrIa
CURTIS BHOTHERs,
surveysrs aad Land AGents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS CITY low 4.
REFER TO
WI MsAlpine, e. f., New York.
Il ii. Tracy, Z"
Adams Buckingham,
Hon. Chas. Mason, W WAshinxtoD City.
HON.. b. Gordon, North Carolina
Hon. ]. 5. Orr, South Carolina.
Hsn- p. G. Wright, New Orleans.
s.V. Papin 4 Brother, st. Louis.
searritt 4 Mason,
Capt. j. n. Pritchard, I"
]. II sharp, Cash, indianapolis, Ind.
II. b. Curtis, Sit. Vernon ohio
Hon. sam X. Curtis, Keokuk, Iowa.
Chss- Parsohs d Co.,
Hatch Thompson,
Clarke ,duthrie sturges, Buffalo, NY.
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FIRST CLASS Bopta. Shoes
iats and Caps, DRY Goods lin
boxes, bales and txunks,) Drugs 75c. n 100 rs
lin boxes and haAeasl Feathers,
furs, DC, DC.
SscosD cLAss.--Donestic sheet.1
ing, Shirting and Ticking lin
Hardware, Ls.,Isl, Iiquor sa'1a ~ coe DissAs
casks, WALL Paper, Wool and
sheep Pelts, eastward, de-, Ae
lHfkD kDCLAss.-Ansils, ,ChHinsfin1
cAsks, Hemp, Bacon and Pork,
sAlted loose or in sacks, Paints Soc. n 100 fhs
tdry and in oil,) Oils, (except
lard and rosin),
rouHrH CLAss. .--Iofee, Fish Ba-
con, Beef and PORK lin casks or
boxes, eAstward,) Lard and
Lard Oil, Nails, soda Ash, Ger a. -,,oox
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, S00' Y wv i'f
steel. Manufactured Tobacco
kosn OIL, Queenswsre, sugar
!hhds bbis. and bxs., SC, &c.
oh-15c n bbl., until further notice.
phAlN-S5 cts. o. 100 lbs. until further notice
coi iioA-sa g bale, not exceeding 500 ms, in
weight, until further notice
IN shipllng Ooods from any point east Of Phila-
Psnnsyirenta ka,irodc. 9 All goods consigped 10
the Agents Of tins road al Philade phia or Pitts
burgh. will be forwarded wiihou, detention
FkhlbHT AbENTS--Ciafk A Co. Chicago .
Packer Co., Memphis, Tenn; p. q. o,Kiiey 4
TO- Evansvlile, Ind; Wm. Bingham, Louisville
Co., and Irwin Co., Cincinnati; II. s. Pierce a
CO., Zanesviile, o.; Leech a Co., NJ. 81 kilby
Boston l.eech d Co., No. 2 Astor House n "
No MIiiiam-st., n. T.; L. J. Enseder Phladel.
Ehih Magraw Moons, Baiti more D. A. stewart.
ii''souFeh. H. H. HOUSTON,
II J. LoMBAERT, ,sup't, Altoona, Penn.
Jan. /, '5S--diy
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COR. SIXTH 4 TIMEA.sTs..
MILL keep constantly on hand all kinds Of
w Lumber suitable for the market Of Keokpk
and surrounding country, such -
b kk9OkINd, Dressed and Rough.
[sslA NJ, inch, do do
| xtABER. Anmp psu.ntl,y.
H.. ~ \. l u LUMBER, thick
sssg M n. ] and common.
nnLDcEI ~! +, LUMBER, dry, large quantity.
do do SCAETLIN8, do do
PINE TIMBER, from to IL inches square /; 4
lasne 4uantity. ~
Alof which vspillssll on the most REASONABLY.
tseai6 ~ cash. sa =. n. FARRAND
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Q STORE ROOMS under ths Ma Ho,.
Main street, and on Fifth strset.-ali II which
Will tent for retail stores, for the follorins
ksnds Of business 1rags snd ferfumery, tirnts
l, sain,sains foods Me,rhsr, Ts,ic-ir-, l.aies'
dictionary sna Ice Cream, Family Grocery, aad
Cigars and Tobsoco.
:, Also, one room connected with the house for !
variety store Or Baaaar; ali Of which will -
rented on terms accordipx to the times
AFr1bd AOkNISu 4 WII.SEy
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m'FARLAhD HOUSE,
j. A. PATMOR, PRoPAirroa,
Formerly Of the sherman House, Chicago. lils
FRoNT-ST, BET. CEDAR PINE,
Opposite Steam Ferry Landing,
EoYs Madden, Iswa.
ssp2SdAw
SECOND sTREET CIs EAP sTORE.
GREAT bargains in Dry Goods, Cloaks, Bonnets
NJ Ribsons 10. We are nov Offering our we'll.
selected stock very low for cash. Our assortment oi
goods 10 every department is complete, and bought
very cheap, and will be sold lower than heretofore
odsrsd. - ws BY doing own business, save rent
and clsrk-hire. We can and viii sell lower than
any other establis shment.
oct13-d II. II. ABBOTT 1 Co.
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NEW AND HlNEl
G II e AP FOR CASH!
WE have iust received and opened . splendid
w stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
And have everything man can call for n ,he
Cioi thing line, from ceafse ~ superfne and from
plain to very handsome. Its no use 10 blow or
sxpaiate we have just the articles for hard times.
notn IN qaah'y, style snd price. All Ne ask IL
that customers call with ln-Cayh IN h.rA~SnN
ana get great bargains.
hsmsmber the place next to Collier 1 Ia htsu,p
droccry. on I'd street.
aprsdtf s. POLLOCK M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07

while We ATE unwilling to say, the oppc
sitioo could not have found one Of gre.tre
intellectual capacity 20 do not hesitate to
express Ne our conviction, that they could
BOT have selected, under existing circuri.
Stances, Tor the Office, . candidate more
available. The universal kindness aud cour.
.ssy. oi bis conduct towards those with whom
no has been brought into social Intercourse.
Toe hish political integrity Of his past life.
'oge'her with his veil known sympathies for
tue agricultural interests Of the District,
to'lpg practical farmer himsel1 has secur
cd Tor him great personal aud political pop.
niarty-a popularity which may prove for
m'daoie to his democratic opponent. True
be has twice before occupied . similar posi-
ton before the public, aud has twice suffer
ed defeat but 10 IL also true that Li. defeat
was neitbcr disastrous. nor diseouragipy.-
lhe ma,orities against him we're mesgre and
might possibly, BY . great aud united effort
Of the opposition, be reduced, if not entirely
overcome, in future contest
As Ne expect to battle against bin. in de
isoce Of democratic principles, and wish to
do 50 successfully, We charge the dsmocra tic
party to use the utmost cireum.pectiou
IN the selection Of his opponent. lie. him
DO one, who, while he possesses the politic.l
integrity aud intellectual ability Of Alex. X.
bo'eier, Is capable Of uniting and barmoniI.
ing the conflicting elements Of our party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
BERKELEY COUNTY AFFAIRS.

CrHH Cou't-The Fall Term Of tho
Circuit Court, Of this County commented
ii' session in this place on Friday, the 9th
instant-Judgo RicHARp PaEKE, presid.
leg
The Trial Of GEORGE LrNov, who was ar.
rAigned for stealing 10, Of jeEsIry from Mr.
JoHS BrREuAEr, came "a. lie was found
guilty. aud sentenced to sixty days con6no.
meht IN the county jsil. For the Common.
wealth, G II MrRrnr, Esq for tho pris'
oner, X i. II. SrAUH, Esq
The case Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road 'gais't HESEr srsru Esq came up
on Tuesday week, aud excited a good deal
Of a,teu,iou. The company sued 10 gain
possession Of the hotel property IN this place
nov 10 the occuracy Of the Defendant. The
case after 50 able argument on both .Ic.
Nas ubmitts' ls Jary 90 TburJ.y
evening sud ur 70 the tine ofgoing torrs.s
The jury were unable 20 sgree uron YER.
diet For Plaintiff. " Er,srlr EY
ofWboeiing f1r The Defendant J Is IIoar,
Enyrvp Pfspittov aad T. Y. C5yrar.
Esqs.-R,p
The jury not being stls to agree. we're
discharged The case will therefore come
~ 'g'ins At the Spring Term unies, oompro.
missed 10 the interim
Fy'-The stable belonging 10 Mr. j. ".
HoorrE, vas burned down on Tbu,,J,v
last, sbOu. o'clock 10 tho sfsrnoon A
horse, buggy sbd sleigh together uitb L,v
SC Eefe also consumed ltrbo, kno.,
DO" The IRE originated Mr Hooper, lo..
10 shout $500
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
MR. LErcBER,s FRIENDS RAGE.

The recent -Brockeubrough cor.
RESPOND ,uce t.sys the Wheeling Timesl
seems to have resulted in placing Judge
brockenbrough more prominently before the
people for the Office Of Governor This ba.
had the effect to enrage the Democratic or
g,ns in Le,ober's Congressional district not
little. Accordingly, We 6ud the VALLEY
Demoerat, published in the heart Of the
Tenth Legion, utteriDg such language as
this
"lf Mr.. Letcher is TO be thrown aside on
the ground OF bis unsoundness, then the De.
mocracy OF the Tenth Legion will consider
themselves under no obligation TO vote for
any man that may be nominated by Dem
ocratic Convention. The Democracy of the
Tenth Legion do not intend 10 be ..heuer,
of wood aud drawers Of w,ter," bu, intend
TO insist upcn controlling voice 10 the Sc.
lection Of candidates hereafter 10 be submit.
Ted to them. IL We are TO be kicked and
eufed about as utterly unworthy Of consider
alton before an election, We shall turn a deaf
car to appeals made Tor our votes at the time
the crisis arrives !"
Now. (cOntiuuss the Tines) we like that
sort Of talk. We spprebend it would not
make the least difference to the welfare aud
prosperity Of the State il the democracy
OF the Tenth Legion should benceforth re.
fuse to vote at all for Democratic candidates
for Governor TWAS on account of the votes
OF the Tenth Legion tbAi the vote Of yir-
gina Was FOR Martin Van Buren, in prefer.
soce TO Harrison, aud i! was the same vote
which made Joe johnson Governor instead
Of George W. Summers. We hope there.
fore the Democracy Of the Tenth Legion"
will carry out the threat Of the Democrat,
and quit voting for Democratic candidates.
Tho effect could not be otherwise than
beneficial to all the great interests Of the
State.
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From the Spirit Of Jefferson.
Ar. D. z RoTyIER

The Valley Democrat, published at Harri-
sonburg. In n recent issue, referring TO the
nomination Of Mr.. Bo;eler by the Free Tr,ss
.'lude- to him ss the fyohy orator Who has
several time. suffered defea, Mt the hands Of
hl. democratic competitors. It il true Mr..
Bot-ler has been beaten in this District, and
We have strong hopes ;ha, thi. las, "indepeu-
dent movement by which his friend. cslcu.
la'e upon securing his election WILL like their
ior'ner ehort-. prove unsuecessful; but We do
not expect or desire to accomplish his defes,
by such ill-natured allusions 10 his oratory.-
We differ with Mr.. Botsler, politically, per.
haPs as widely rs the editor OF the Democrat,
but We have never regarded him "a frothy
orator. We have listsned 10 him on more
than one occasion, and We have never vet
heard anything from him, ths, did not. 10 our
estimation, stamp him As the finished orator
aud polished gentleman. We shall wal
against the man. principle. but no, .gsin,,
the mao personally.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
MR.. Neutrality-suspicious..

We lately stated, upon the authority Of
berkeley Democrst,,hat Mr.. Faulkner voted
for Mr.. George W. Summers for Governor
IN 1851. Since our last, having called at
the Clerks Office, No found the supposed
missing Poll Book, and upon examining it,
found that the Hoa. Charks James Fdrk
mrs name did not appear as ro'iag at all
We make the correction iu justice to all con.
ceyued with the remark that our informant
seemed so positive on the subject, that We
relied upon his assertion.
But Mr. T. was, doubtless. at that
period, contemplating his determination Of
.-cro,sipg the bridge, aud burning i. be
sides, he did no, wish to vote against his
Democrats frierds' With whom no intended
.ffiliating
The SpiJI, in noticing our statement of
last week, says
"The editor Of the Free Pres says, and
We give full credit to bis declaration, shat
he has DO disposition to misrepresent our
representative and IL 50, bs will fad his
time constantly occupied in making the
apltndt AonorGLit, IL be listens to the silly or
malignant ,waddle Of every disappointed Of
fceseekcr, or hshy Democrat who pours in
TO his ear complaint or misrepresentation
against the representative from this Dis
trict"
Now i. is rich to talk about "di'appoiuted
ce-seekers, or fshy Democrats, and sup.
port \ renegade Wing, who had opposed
your party until be found himself in Dem
ocratic District We are aware that due al
lowanes is always to be made for Democratic
authority; bat in this instance VIC are rot ad.
vissd whether our informant is ''disappoint.
ed ofhce.seeker or fshy Democrat" but We
believe him . reliable gentleman, though
mistaken on this occasion. Is be "hshy"
because he is not supporter Of the Hen.
Charles Jamesl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
From the Leesburg Washing oman.
COL ALIEN K. BOTELER

The Cbarlestown Free Pres has hoisted
the name fCOl Boteler as an indie pen dent
candidate for Congress in this district -
Loudoun will rally With her former eutbu.
siasm to bis support, should bs be eandi
date But We think is most too early TO be-
gin the Congressional canvass Next spring
will be early enough. We can then better
see What course to adopt for the canvass
Col Botelsr, Is the nominee Of wbig con
Vention or as an independent candidate,
would receive bis usual heavy vote 10 this
county lie has faithfully fought the bat
ties Of the Wing aud American party, add
no more eloquent aud gallant standard bear.
er could be placed in the position to rally
them sgAin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-07
THE REVIVAL

The Revival 10 the NJ. +. Church, in this
down, which has been in progress for the
past two or three weeks, isyet doing good
work for the people Of Charlsstown. Some
twenty five or thirty persons have profsssed
religion, and others are nightly presenting
themselves at the alter, seeking that Pssce
which the world cannot give" May the
fame which has been kudled burn brightly
spread and communicate, until the whole
town De filled With the Glory Of God a
great work can yet be accomplished here,
and We ssy--God speed the work