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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
NAlUE oS TuE k.. ,no,.

We have not doubt ,ast the farmer. Of
The sou'hern States will open their eye.
with amaiemeut when they learn that the
egg crop of the United States /, worth
twice as much a. all the cotton, tobacco.
nee hay, hemp aud sugar crops raised IN
the slave States Let them read the anne.
statement. ca; it out aud Tile it for refer.
encc
1t - ESTIMATED that there are lo3 600
goo laying fowl. IA the country. Of which
$4,000 Coo lay one cgg day ,hrnsch,q,
'he year. Tei' woaid give the annual erop
ot 10 30 100000 eggs. aud these At eight
eenis dozen would be worth sl2I Coo -
o'h - Bgg4io EIgres,, Ans-a IiL.
Tbs cotton crop otthe United States. e.,
huated at the seaboard, according TO tic
census ~ 1850, amounted TO s7s e64. as
Estimated a. the same point-that i.. 40.
eording to New York prices to oday-tho
egg crop Of the United States would amount
TO 1888 OIL ,6GG, or twice rs much rs the
cotton tobacco, rice, hay, hemp aud sugar
crops OF the slaves States pat together
Adopting the estimate Of the Buffalo
print the average ofeggs consumed by each
iuhaei'ant ofths United States each day !.
about two.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
SELECTED STORY
"MEET LIZZIE IT SIX.D

That was all the dispatch contained -
Four little words yet what excitement tbey
caused in the household at Maple Cottage
the quiet sober household, whose members
at the moment Of its reception. were Oh the
point Of going 70 rest for tho night.
Meet Lizzie at six = Was our darling
indeed 20 near usl Two years and three
months had passed since our eyes had been
giaddened with her girlish beauty, since her
voice Aad mingled with the bird music that
hoa'ed all the long summer days among the
NAPLES. Two years aud three mouths
she had been buried among books, in far
away city. bowipg her sunny euris over al.
zebra aud geometry, grammar aud phiIoso
ply. astronomy aud botany, French hgi
Latin patiently At 6rst, because her parents
desired II a!teTWarl cLeerf1liy, 10 please
the teachers she had learned 20 love aud
at last zeAlously from pure ibirn for the
treasures these studies unlocked to her
But it Nas over nOw-ihese tOilsomo years
and sbe was on her way 10 Us onco more
our Lizzie-our pet aud pride-ws should
meet her at siI'
she had left II. in the morning had
journGytd without stopping all day lbi.
was guessed At once aud At eight in the
evening. finding hasty opportunity, she
/ bad telegraphcd to Us the words above At
Elk, the Eastern train arrived At our station
/ Iifrie rss 10 ride all night, for The sake Of
reaching home thus early IL was ike ber
: imrulsi,e, warm hearted child tht she
was
How lii,!s We slept that night What
slSLt sounds aroused rs bow eAfly We we're
I'll astir even ihc baby aud the white haired
f.ticf 'Mtoi Lizzie. cL be sad ayo. 10.
/ deed vill We And the oil mans voice
caught yOu bigl tone aud Lis cruiehcl al
elastic movement. a. b. Lobblcd about the
house giving orders ss ifall che rospobsitiI
ity fesisd upon bin 70 be sure
Tksfs uas Hannah toe. bevildcrinE tie
mother about bfsasiast Did LlIAs ike
cogee Or cocoa bostI And would she make
biscuits ~ waiilssi Add the mother smh
iur az the time nodded ber head ~ ovsry
thing An1 went hurFyiug shout, uith tbe
gridfon in ono hAnd. aud tie egg boiler in
smother. coaxiug Fanny " curl the taby .
hair, ADD iJot ing a. The rlOek every ave mio
Btss But Fashy, with mystsnOvs spfoB
la!s of somttLlog, was figtuug ~ stalts
and down. leaving boob bsfo foNef there,
a daguifeotyJc 90 tbo table or rosy
sLetted fali sppls IN the Windou u--sons
I thing ~ LUXE o. go sod staile - Only
tbe fathof sses "a uad.stufb bed. We h0tiocd
a. Be sure, tlo dimp.es % has check vhieh
L,zzic aluayf saiI fhe made With Lsf kngefs
whsu sbe vs. tabc, looked deeper when he
smiled snd that his voice wss hule les
steady. be told It0mas q bfitF tLo horses
bot tt di1 uot Hts - hs cons issti De
uaoasuatiys man. 81 &c only Looked iishih.
osnily ~ sas other snd sad uotLiIg stll
waters ere symeiimes scfy teep
At ltst ttc caulagg came afouui. aud We
rot IN tvo ~ o. beelcs ths fasbsf vho
uas ~ drive Tbsfs uas To0a fSf niots
tut IL We qaiis oat 4 hsr lins, us motLsf
sail 10 20 - dsshing drive before break
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
MEETING oP TIE MOST woaTUY
GRAND EACANPMENr oY y,RcISt.

According TO appointment the Grand En-.
campment Of Virginia held its supu,l s,.
zion IN Wheeling, on the 4th. After con.
duetins the business which came before the
convention the following OhiOsrs we're elected
fos the ensuing yosr
John T Redmsn Of Norfolk. Most Wo,.
thy Grand lauisreh
G W Dame, Of DAnyille, Most EIccllsn,
Grard High Priest
J Hamilton Of Wheeling, Rish. wo,.
iLy Senior Warden.
l. e A!burli-, IL Martipsburg. RigL,
worthy Grand Scribe
Julius Ger't Of DAbville, RigL, Worthy
Grand Treasurer
J1nilr Warden
ltfael Eobinson ~ Nsrtinsbutg E.,
fe-eniaiiTe 20 she Grand lodge Of the
nit0d States
The next meeting n tho drsnd EBcanp.
meLl will be held At IIarpors Forry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
\ siftkN pARI0.

The Ef .rINer says gravely thatth Nir.
s.u'a democracy are IN q glouriou. state
oi Fusion and harmony, aud in proof i, tell.
Us that the aforesaid Democracy are still
unit in imo?positicn TO Knor. No,a,-g.
Is" ~ We thought {-ays the Pc.rrsbyr,
InieIigeneer) that Know Sorhiugi.m was
as Julius Caesar in Yirgiui,-that Wise
with his bow and arrow" Lad killed thi.
N.!liaous Cock Robin three year, ago. and
that the ErsmiA,r, SouiA and Eno.,,,,
bad dug ITS grave, buried it and written il.
ep''aFh' Yet, notwithstanding all this, 20
are now told that Cock Robin i. 10, only
alive and kicking, at this prcsen, tiue bu,
20 bale vigorous and formida bic, A. TO .rr.y
tie whole Democracy AgAin., il. Surely.
wonders will never cease.
VIII the E.Lan.iNey be good enough ~ in.
iofi1 Us whether the Democracy are n upit
upon the Guternatorial nomination. n,
trc.itcntial succession, asd Lecour,o,
'a.n The undivided front which thev
present against that spectral tormente, -
tAer Aie-knSv Nothingis m-byn no mean.
warrants the inference that they are eou.I
~ undivided upon the important living u.
sues which are glanced at Ia the above ou..
uon. battling III solid column with . rho,t
Is 20 evidence that all is right with them
1t Is rather, we think, AZ evidence that The
times are sadly out Of joins with them A
party that can be kept in sssh . constant
state ofa alarm by an entombed foe. ve should
Judge to be mos. disirsssfully dsransed in
Its nervous system. In other words. vs
should call 1t Ihaky party which we be-
heve il 10 b.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
P O E T R Y
tFroa the Losi.,iIls Joarnsl
NAkf, AG E. ID SIX L. + n

" 7H> ts-ai'f.! u r-..I.<4 asI rsfsr,s .o,."
sc.Iiits
Again The Pa! j. dung
A6oyc the fair and young
Again the noufnefs cl sriekenTace
Come iorih 10 miagle tears
Ger tiighiet hogrs u years
Thai tea'h bas frozen in that marble face.
Again The bitter crv
Who-, s.sfrt - agony
81 ohea ~ The iAfoh- - &c has sped
Goes Up from liTs of ace.
CA "a time long s-o)
of Rachel mourning :or her children dead.
How beaa'ifu! how calm
Palm :o'tct into palm
1sIhA hsppy s.eeP shs lies at rest,
The dark hair braided law
Across ihe troV OF snow
Aai blossoms hesPe! rpou her virgin breast
The tea,pres lair ast ane
FIXED in that smile divine
Which res,s like glory on the holy dead
Shall need but tsILs change
To n them Tor the suaare
Andloyely land where now her step, must ,rcsi Z
Even while on earth she sirayed
BY g,inp,es was betrayed
The angel lingering il an earthly guise,
Something too saj end deep
r.. rir hoods ioy would sweep
Acrcss her rnusing brow and earuesiryss
Tks world va, EVt her sphere,
The chain that held her here
Wasseyered slGGelly ~ love supreme,
Thus W who da,iiynEH
" 20 ,ut.Dusrs l..ss ~ GIst
Mas ioE the com!os, OF our anguish deem
Ifrolemn hoFe aut prayer,
u cons'aucy and care
Had sugh, awaited against the hand OF fate
That bsauisous form OF clav
Might stili have known the cav.
Aud vaIset before us in its strength claie.
Bus lie, whose rsr!rc; ways
Our din unsteady gaze
"DsrEly a. ia gla,s cs holds with awe,
Hath ealiet lis aGg-i hack
From earh's uE,Totjrn track
To know The mystery ol The liyir : law.
From the fever aud the strife,
IT, wcsry march Ci tile
From tie ceassion oftA- worll = s'o,s s'ain
ftoG. &c quick ard Wild unrest
JOY wAsshS ia tie lgcast,
AnG from the wearing hand Of age ahG pala--
Our FS'her has rsmoTcd
The beings u at ys loved,
Oh so'roWing pareEI7 10 ..iS home >ablime
To brow a rrs; secure,
A Joy forever PGEe,
lie uatlovb!raby the charge Of iiuse.
iff'om year earthly tovcr
You El.ss one glorious Hoacr
Behold AEo'ber sias has il, the tky,
II y yca' ;ac:'A. hearth
Yoa miss oae saaPc OF earth
AnoLsr angel Joins the bo.i on high
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
ruG crAsE ov rpnuSpR.Apoirm


In late speech cf Coy "i7e be mal ss
honorable mention u Edmund EardoIr5
10 connection With s,f-, f,,.,-,, az ...,,
,;,,. ,,,,,,..,,..,,.. -, -
'u,'E' '1i 'Is
's''''' 20 h.H ty ih" ala 1H
ao' ~ H'- 'L'I Zoe hams 90 tbi'
.''I "a le' ''''r''J '4.. o. ....'i
~ -, b-A' "' b'F'nfT' W'ere o.
l'-A' ,''i '..4 80 '''' '"' '1g-' il'.e tpw
=, uI.- ",'o ''i1'h'af " the iu..ia rsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
TnE BARGAIN rsn a mIrr.

~
young Norfolk farmer, on beginning life
With limited capital, found that two things
were wanting TO do justice 10 large farm
which he reated on long glsAss-namely, .
wife to rule the house st home, aud an al.
ditional thousand pounds to iavest upon the
laud Like a sagaeious man, he conceived
that the two might be f1uud oglbIpeI 4, aud
be began 10 look abou, Tor cheerful las.
with dowry 20 the desired amount. Acc,-
dent threw him one day into company With
the parson Of LeighboriDg parish. with
whom, as lac rode home while retaTulu. from
market lie fell into couyeTsAtllu Ia ur.
aS i by TIE luiEc, tie ;O.!L cEl....-t.
himself Of his cares and plans. aud meu,i,n
ed the desire be lad for marrying zs sooa
as be could Fad AL agree atls lass xlthamod
crate dowfy.
i tell you what, said tho yarsou. Nv.
got three dSughtCrs and very uiro cirls
they arc. j assure you Supposc you come
aud due with me next market day YOU wIlI
meet them ~ the table aud If any Of them
should prove to he the inevitable she that
you are IN search Of, shall not be backward
TO do my part as FAR a. can
Agreed said the youth 'l1l come a.
sure as you're alive, If you'll cay Nothing
about it to the ladies'
bat shall be bargain. On SATURDAY.
next, then, We sha!! Lave you a. diugsr, Al
i've
And here their roads divergiug. the two
gentlemen separated
At the appointed hour on the following
Saturday, the young farmer, ia handsome
trimi descended FROM his galloway at the
parsoE 5 door Dinner was served a fgy
minutes after, and the young ladies, with
their mother. grseol the table with their
presence. All three fully justified TIE en-
eoGiums Ct their fh;sr, JuI tbs youngest
= rosy faced .gi-h. gA,,..Il - -.
capped from her tens alone mad, vivid
impression upon the young farmer The re
past progressed agFceAbly, aud, when cu lcl.
the ladies Withdrew, leaving ;he gsntlemen
to chat over the wine.
Wei, said tie lost, what 10 you tLiuk
oI ny gTlsF
max them all Charming sail the
yontA but the youugest-yoG cEl! hes y el.
!y--rea!ly Is most bewItcLI2s, aad clever,
TOO aud II AIN 10 have the honor If being
allied to You, you must give ~ hc.'
That - against All rule retained tic
lost to take the lounges; frs', but, O:
course, IeaHnOt ooatro! your choice. N aat
dowry 10 you e=lcc;f
Ny capital, said tie soocg, i, ,Lr,e
thousand Pcauts, aud want a thousand
more aud must have IT.
"'i! give you thousand w.,h the e.
Gest Sis..
No tic charming Nelly aui tie ,hoas.
aud. or an Of
That cannot Le five hundred with Nel.
~ II you Ike. The others arc nc. half so
handsome, aud TusI have a fortune, or shall
reVer get them OIL
no my resolution j. fed replied the
young gentleman and eha!l 10: I!;cr rIy
MIND.
NoT mine, said the parsou, and the
anair Is at an end, but W. wi!. 10 good
iiSlds notwithstanding
Inc Conversation, which each speaker
supposed to be strictly private. now fell into
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
TuE AsnLASD DlsraIcr.

The foiio"ing paragraph from the Lsr.
irston Ky O'Syrcy will bo road u,:b
bogSa.ss' pleasure by every true Clay whiz
th'o1g ou: tie length aud brelIth of tho
Iana Glory enough for oss day. We
bave lost tbs SAte bat 40 have Won l..,k
tho A'ti'pi pi.tnet' t., by ,srvsn,
uo~ d'r'ft DO pea-e.' Says the O5,e,,.,
700 A-nlts0 DisrEfrr. THIS vis-,o,,
..d District bas aga.n declared agsiou the
l'.'a. efary. sDd wo feel assured that tho
anHpupesbsut u TIE fact vii carry eoss,l,
too snf eucoufsgsnsot 20 every tras A1sr,.
o'n 20 hsDtocky Nics President Bfeskis
we 'fI cor TIefclt CsBErs-smss. James
t.ay vtre is our mi,lsi. struggling
e'us'ahtY o. alvauea The Interests n der
Ilr'T bIfth.iF ,F ris zero ffaitlsss .sI
.. sad t'.if fi.1is bays 1tcs more been
'''ar"n,i 90 th- e.fJ q Lexington. ,bs
o'Il'J Il faycitr, aBi the Ashland Dt,
r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
rmn rEMaI.r rnnrLn.

We like to sec woman oispirit aai lie
Tor 4 dull, sapiue, LTCsy woman is poor az
far indeed. And We have no rarticaiar Il. .
lection 20 setins the SPARKS ~ occasional.
ly when something really stirring occurs -
We like t. zee her JoyfalAud LaVty and II
shc has little spice og waggcry. We can pat
up With it very we'll, nay We like il all the
better. but cross sour temper, we have
no good opinion Of Tor woman who eau
never look PIeAsant, bat is AiWays frettug
aud scollIng, will make an unhappy home
Tor al within her house Aud We had a.
lief undertake to I've IN barrel of vinegar
10 tbe thunder storm a. 20 live 10 a hou .s
with such a woman. solomon vas rirlt
when be aid. Iiis better 10 live iu &c cor
ner Of house tops than 10 dwell inaWilc
house With hraSliug woman
lseta woman swear FuusLiuc on Lcr c,prte.
nAucc aud i will drive the dark c.,gA.
from her husband face, and Jog vii, ,tf.il
through the hearts Il her children. Ista
Womaus words be- s11ii,u, and tisl nrf
every tbihg i' happy around her Her in.
tucEce will bs paweffIl Oiiesf wiz catch
her sgcct temper. and eli strive % fte vhs
can D most Ike hor. Sweetness e isn .er
90 N1man be- mlto yal1at'e flanK9lI. GHi
moro 60 d. ffitsl ilaH lDliy Blt rsy
heaven keep ~ = m On uutams4 .ff-v
whose looks are wormvo1i sud shes. words
are gsil We had rather take Daniels p.aso
WiiL tgo Ions than iY th,nl 81 htils sv.ta.n
gunsh9' of saoa teTmagast. ~ vausa
kuew thsir powers au1 sisisi 90 ttsft it.
,bey would aiWaJ. sh1y ,HsetGlfs .f ~
per, f9r thcy are ifr.rtfhs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26
G9s. 3sirsi4is 8ra GSuss.
ory,cE SECOND STORY or MARKET HOUSE.

Dslaf. and FViy Csris par GnnuIA if paid in ad-
r>nses. Two DOLtAEs
CSwheasVsr payuaeHt ~ defer. ID tsy ond the sxpi
ra,t1, oCths vssr iz,etest " ~ be eharred.
es p,cas for.ix uonths. G~s fsiar nd Tcsa-
~ 6gs Cs-.f,. 90 be paid inrarssbis IN advance.
RATES or ADVERTISING.
u The t~rrs sf .dsertisiaE are. for square le..
Os< Dpfiay, for thr~e insettina larger ones IN the
,a.- prepprt,oa. Zach continuance Jsrsnfy re-,
CA,sis per sausre-
ceN1 al.stt.oassRt 90 be eos,dsred BY the non,h
ane.,. pse4aed oa the Manuscript, OF prosicsis
Is agreed npoa betwssS the pariir'
ErAh atEeTtis<ment Bnt marked oa the copy Tor =
.eseihei uanber ofinsrroBs III be continued untI
.si.r~i rg' sai ra= meat rNs-frd s~-r,'insty
fTREarLAs ApysrrtsxsESr----To ssoid sny mis-
audar On the part of the AHsuaI kdyertissr
% .. pr q. % ,tsts a.,tinoiy that their privilege
o.lv extends 20 th.r immediate bus'se.s Real -
b, tate I'D all other by them
10 be an sJJitioa.I charge, aad NO variation.
e lI tra.,saI s.!rsTiissHasAls must be rad for
ea.I GAILAHER \ CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

E.. Res, Il tt,d tist .tlsuatr
tufsl. N,'a us1. ass.tb isas safiy sffa /,
D 81 Hstisf Il iossine
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Agency Of Insurance.
B, W, HERBERT,


'.NTiNCEs g. gise prompt areufi.b 'Y OIL
y faaraes e he irsufsnor B1.ihess emf BE-
49, s. rs.isls LlfE AND FIRE tNSJE.
A"o ~ sBy a. Iuuts feIuirsd i1 The ilaru.f.
l4snfsa,s CrmPahF Haui1ft. Conf-r .i.I., ,
a.a.if Irtrrfurf CtriraGy m Pnua.t. o. q
- ps issatsnce Cosnps6y a ihs Valley o. Viz
WUh at srrefienrs % ucariy sirhi years 10 ihs
'l't.' an| neiHR pHssrsssd ~ reeuiiar Swan
tf'' DO. 90 raining lbt suenE b ui ai tnsaraa.a .a
g f .IeI..ss IN hit aHf 'H " rAf n
49, 'f-fn' afrrnaa wfi - rivea 90 rairF
i.sr q" HrmrsEiss sf hufuaffre re- adr tisll.
' "f'' 'sr tsaiing msy b. RELIEF or5b in
'st H-r 4.rias Stoves 'NHb nsfn. Fscto-
ft.as-h..f TdrrHurr. Hnt ~.
re'rfiT A." p-fsrrai P-ussfV Dr. iftrv
r. ffufs' resiav I..ss 90 dan a. ~ ffe
A'.~an@r Ir 'H- bsst Cgmranir, ia th-
''l -faFs
i7rf rfTst i-suref lftur ti-ls of
',lss stissr'i rasrsGra a rsr,1a of .ae 70
'hst essr r.j ra-li slas sasallf !, Ffrs-,
a." ..s IrtHf.H IilffaI and.Jf
Hru ai .8s fl aims 40
a""tt ftHaf b. fsfa.r HI Is ls .isf rl.. NJ
''f'f -s'sserr s1 80 " isanHs a 10 /.
f''fgI eIF.H % st4fsssri - Jsts.. ri
'' MSaFl tasftefi. aH. rf
fr+. lfl-fs aClast "
"a. 1a.t CbuUrtUvr
1867
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~ ILe wAu vi7 never ssys no.h.rr .8
notaiy 80 iasrffi las seek o. tte iafy
slo usvsf iFesks DO q uo ohs
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Why hsl,ly isihibg ia 't, ,sa Ike
oas 80 very atFlsasast prsd,esssshi -
Btssuss shs is IL = great pistls
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A L4rAE N ..us ssituI.ss.f t8 sffs ua iis
* afusss. "a .rt+s lrm Al N6rs ibtstf
81 = .tf sesi afE faif &Ei.i. ffr frsr-- O.
fr Ir.a..f Fl. E... ..f..uft
lf l-t- GMlfli& ILER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

t1sTbs Va.sb l.snsL, 10 he ssa ls,.
.sadcd 1at ~ Asaitb - saGio,snt eztaa
isr trsseA 81 promise u marriage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-08-26

hFTls Ls4uu Isy,ts.a o,luus ssI
lai 20 s.s4fisR o. tse Southern r,-gri q
e .afi.- JsDt' F.u.sn,r Oqfs,iemgorsfy,
"e 'ofir.s msas'tof fst Nf 2 m trsiaias
ifta 1.'srrafs stakes Clrius Lars
aria...-.s si1 i,l 0 bsoI .sy 5.fssss --
b'e,a t-t sl.is lsa ,sfsss stga fatn,.h
ns'.,f vh7 nsy Dt-f ns ,asfss sn.a
ltaeatl' ? ~ r., uss. tfosL.s - bau.s ssI
r..s-" s'fn-tisH strosi uiett ~ saysd D.,
tr's ag BIO aat -- I'fa,its,r I4ll,rusy
I1-Ahtffss.,. year, n s1lisas al ~.
'ussto e-1tfovsSsy tstssst hs hs,s4.ta,y
AL t.a,a,l trsosbss u tie Bf.sish f,,..
s~ert fhs iil for ths rsnsvsI n l.si.i.rrs
a,sati.'ies ~ Jsvsta. been pts.-4 a.d
srs 'L.., lecomss isv 4 Jev NAY Bou
qos.ify hyi ssd Vo,s "a ,bs Ilou,, a Cos.
nao' si'hos, bslbs obliged lopfai.ss Chris.
iissiiy = isks q oljsetios,tls ossA
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=" 7H> is4a"r-! u r-..I.e4 a.I -sts,,, ,-,"
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immediately cured and foil igCr restored.
lLis DE adf di.e-se the I-salt, tnu., heon.utIy
rsid ~ those who have become the Of
i'd's'ae'ss luUsE UeTsoEs % 10 ror G,.i \
'Ssf'' u 90 GOT b. aware q the ttS.44I euus rnrs,
that niav cnsue- Sc who that uadt r,,.l.i. "a. -
lrc wi! rr"isnd T. DENY that the power II Praci, alton
= li 'a"T ~ ihn-~ falling Iuie Improper h.I, than
~ 'br fui~u' t"sid'' tylr deprived the pLrs.grG
81 healthy olsprar, the Ead ds,fue,iYr
,JniPiln' T. 'y'h hody sai tatul ar.r. The system
b''.il'' ~siarssa, tie Fhy'ral aad Inchtal power,
N"AASA"d nrt'uns d~h ~. ty sI'Irs. papitaiton of
TIE h".E', i.drc''rH. wa.'ar e The frame r1--h
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-11
The New jersey EIec,,o,

The Jersey Blues at last are all right,
and the complete revolution in this State
is something TO brag Of Only one Of the
old members, Adrian, an unfiinching Anti
Lscompton Democrat, is reelected He
was opposed by the regular Democratic or
ganization, but the people would and did
sustain him. The three Lecomptonites
were defeated, and the aggregate Opposi-
tlon majority in the several Congressional
Districts is STAT. The delegation in the
next House will be as follows: ~ q
LIST Dist-John 7. Nixon, (Opposilion)
I'd Dist. L. N. Stratton, (Oppositioul
Sd Dist-G. B. Adrian. Anti-Le.j re elect
4th Dist-Jetur B. Riggs,) Anti-Lecomp-
TOM in place of Huyley, {Dem.)
5th Dist-Will;am Pennington (Rep.) in
place of Wortendyke, Dem.)
The senate stands IL Opposition, of
whom 8 are Anti-Lecompton Democrats,
to 10 Administration Democrats. The As
sembly s8 Opposition, of whom three are
Anti-Lecompton Democrats, to % Admin
istration. Opposition majority of II on
joint ballot. A United States Senator in
place of Wright, Lecompton Democrat is
to be elected. i - a.f..si -...i afaE
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-11
DOug glas is Defcated!u
No Senator ~iQ pc Elected anta 1861
The National Democrats hold the
Balance Of Powerg Good Nees /.
i for tie Democracy oftAet Ma 4
i !. ton. Let epeyy Democrat IN
ri 1a1the Land Rgocs.! i,,.. III !. y.

On The eve Of going 10. press. we
have received private dispatches from Ca
rio, Jonesborough, Shawneetown and other
points in Egypt, assuring us OF the election
Of taoo and, probably. three National De-
mocrats to the Lower House, and assuring
us, also, that three of the Democratic SEN
ators holding over will, beyond doubt, op-
pose the reelection of Douglas. Added
this good news we have, the assurance that
several of the Senators and Representatives
just elected, and supposed to be favorable
to Douglas, will not support him, but will
maintain the integrity of the Democratic
party. of the country by voting, for Judge
Breese, or some other good and reliable
Democrat. s5t'3j5Ae 3>4s-D4 93slV3 saI
Cd This intelligence comes 10 us in such
shape, and from sources so reliable. that
we cannot doubt it cannot doubt that
Mr.. Douglas will be defeated in his efforts
10 secure his reelection to the United
States Senate. r' e-'i siA-2 @-s1o
The true friends Of the Democratic par
ty in the Legislature, rather than throw a
.
fire brand in the National Cotnciis of the
party, will so vote as to prevent the elect
ion of either Douglas or Lincoln, and leave
the matter open until 1860, when the De-
moeraey Of the State will be better able to
settle the controversy consistently with the
welfare of the Democratic party. I.. n II t 70,
We congratulate the Spartan band Of
Democrats in Illinois, and the
Democracy of the country generally, upon
this intelligence, and assure them they
may rely upon its truthtulness. Douglas
IS detea ed and the Democratic party will
be safe from his disorganizing efforts. after
The next session of Congress, which will f.
nally close his Senatorial career. This is
IS it should be. Let every Democrat in
he land rejo;cel ' '.'' e ''s.'-' ''s''D
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-11-11
The Delaware Election.

Little Delaware for Slave State, did
nobly at the late election. Newcastle coun-.
ty elected an entire Anti Democratic ticket'
showing Democratic loss since 1856 of
s22. William Benton Democrat is chosen
Governor by some $50 majority against
1929 in 1856; and VIM. J. Whiteley for
Congress, had 1851 majority in the entire
State in 1856. He now has only some
800 in Ia poll ofabeut 5000. The Oppo-
siton elect their Sheriff In Sussex as well as
Newcastle. The Dssuare State Journal
says: n7ga's4 t9aii4. l1s. e'.l--
1t is truly a great victory; and shows the
feeling of the people upon the great ques-
tions Of the day. Mr.. Whileley owes his
election to the fact of havilis electioneereil
in favor of Protective TatifE whether IA
and his friends were honest on that point
or mol, remains for Mr.. Whiteleys x6ie in
the next Congress to prove.