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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-22

A Western editor lately called his devil
to him, and said he could not afford to hire
his services any longer, unless he would
agree either to take nine pence a week for
them or share equally the prof Of the pa
ber The boy concluded to stay but un.i
hesitatingly chose the nine-p pence aweek
for his wages. That boy is destined to DO
great man. ~ ~ Ca
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-22

TIE NATURALIzATIoN QUEsTIoN.-Gov
Wise has written letter TO citizen OF
Lynchburg, Va, disagreeing with Gen.
Cass on the question of the rights of for
eign governments to exact unrendered
military service from our naturahzed citi-
zens who were born under their laws. lie
says he "would protect our naturalized cit
izens against military service of other pow
ers to the uttermost ends the earth
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-22

MlssissEPI.-A large Opposition meet.
ing was held in Yazoo city on the 30th ult,
which by resolutions announced its pref
erences for j j Cr'tineden for President
Edward Everett for Vice President, VIM
L. Sharkey for Gor%nor, aud Henry s
Foote for Congress
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-22

Dea- "Why, George, what are you hoe
ing in the garden for this time onigAt r. y
swell. | was awful dry, mother, and don't
the Bible say, Ho, every one that tlirsteth
The old lady drew her head in, closed THO
window and collapsed -,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-22

Day a gallant wag was lately sittins
beside his beloved, and being unablo %
think of anything else to say, asked her
why she was like tailor? ~ don't
know" said she with apouting lip, "iin
less it is because I'm sitting beside
goose. Na
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-22

ssO' II is currently reported that thss
Hon. Daniel Il, Sickle- has TeoHmod MAJ
lital relations with his wife. just as @A
IeNpeeted! --- L---
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-22

THE CONSERVATIVES SOUTHERN ,DEMoc-
RAoY ABOUT TO JOIN Us-A fresh inccn
tire TO tie Opposion Of Kentucky and Tenn
nessee. Athens Post, spirited and
influential Opposition paper in Tenness-
&c, says: . I.
"Rumors are aAoat to the effect that
there will shortly be meeting of promi.
nent Democrats of Louisiana, Mississippi
Virginia, Alabama Georgia, and South
Carolina, to take COUNSEL upon the condi.
ton of the party, and to discuss the ex-
pediency Of letting the Charleston Con
vention so by default. The party in the
free States has become SO thoroughly Free.
soilized-that they utterly despair Of elect
ing a sound Democrat il 1860, and regard
union with the Southern Opposition and
the conservative men Of the North and
West as the only means of defeating the
Black Republicans in the Presidential con.
test OF the approaching year. 1t is said
the movement only awaits the termination
of the elections in Tennessee and Ken.
tucky, and, should the Opposition carr,
these two States, OF which there is now
but little doubt, it will Immediately &c
forward.
We give The above merely as a rumor
although it comes from a source entitled
to credit, and bears a degree of plausibil
ity which merits for it passing notice.
1t must be painfully evident toevery can
did Democrat that that party no longer ex
lists Tor any good purpose Fanaticism ond
sectionalism have grown stronger under
its power aud rule, until, as the New York
Evening Post exultingly remarks "thC
black wave has Invaded Virginia, the lar
gost slave breeding State in the Union
and elected a Governor of we'll known
anti slavery sentiments.' The spoils pol
licy Of its leaders, rigidly enforced ant
unscrnpulously adhered to, has engender.
ed system of corruption which is lo
stroying all virtue in public men and ru
lining the Government, With all this
and more too, it wosld be no great wonder
If such movement as is alluded Il
above should be conlemb plated by the con
servative men of the party as the onl,
step left to save the country aud restore
the Government to somewhat of it, for
msr simplicity and economy"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-22

WAIuSGroS July 6.-i5cuor Aocia his arrived
here, and has comnlunicatcfeTiih olE government I
in regard 70 the condition Of affairs in Mexico M
has Just returned from Yeu. Cruz whore hs spy/.i
some time lie expresses q eonhdent belief inf -
self -
The United States is very popular in Mexl2
The Liberals regard Bucl nals eplrSesns fEx.m
and slaiomanlske, They desire :. Y ~ t+f
Inost friendly relation with thist ~, ~ <..At<
would IKE 70 obtain material a ~ f11r
would b Wiling 70 make laggef ~s''
wAsaNefos July Ia 80 ssf
y. Orleans pnbshea In the sTle
the 9th says that Gen. Wog a "A ~ ,sv'.As W,
enl forces andproclafmed ~ ~ &
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-22

Bes- To-day We are like the full blown
roso--to-mo,r we my re'ura TO the
Gust from which " " w,se eIesteS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-22
Charles G.. Smith

ATTORNEY A Al LA W
And General Coltecting Agent +
CLARKSVILLE, TENN,
Office over Farmer & Triggs Store, Franklin st.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-22
DR.. ]. C. ADAMS.

Having an experience of five years in the treat
mcnt of the various forms Of disease prevalent in
the South, will be happy to serve the public in a
professional capacity, Ufie over Honberger 4
House.
Nov 8, 'ss-f
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-22

0. c. RRrI6. ALIEN j. RARRlsol,
Late res Eng NJ, c. & L.R. i.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-22

HIRAM KETcHUM, Esq, chairman OF
Whig General Committee of the City ot
New York. a1s a
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-07-22

The sdl;sy days drag YEARLY on u-
In our vacant halls, for the girls are gone -4l
And their merry voices no longer ring aa
Through the echoing courts, like the songs Of spring
There sounds no footstep upon the stair,
There rings no bell for the morning prayer
The fearless spider forSakes his nook
And spins his meshes DER globe and book,
And gathers the dust on :he map unrollcd
And the motionlcss pail of the curtains fold.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
N T1R FIELD.

twill Be seen BY the proceedings Of the
Wing and American Copvs,,iou for this
Cossrs''iossi District, held 10 this pl.c.
yesterday, tsays the AisIsndria Gazette of
Saturday that Hrsrr w. TnonAs, Of Fair.
fsx County, has been nominated % . esndi.
date for Congress OfMr. Thomas, No need
not speak n length, for be 10 we'll Known to
the people Of all this section Of country. A
true and 6rn Wing. conservative in his sen.
timsots aud politics, experienced in public
life friend 10 American indus ~, . gen.
tiemsn Of ability, talents, and iuforuat ton,
be is worthy Of the honor hs has received.
aud Of the confidence and favor Of the pso-
pie IL having been determined 10 make {.
nomination, and be having accepted IL, il il
the duty, a. il should BE- the pleasure Of his
party, TO accord 70 him . generous support.
We hope that they will use every pro,.r and
honorable nssns T. secure his el.s.iop.-
lie would .sts capable, faithful, Repre-
sentative one 70 whom his eonstita.
eots could always lock With pride, a. uphold.
Ing the best interests Of his country, a. we'll
~ their own local Interests.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
THE DEMOCRACY OF H.Mp.u,,.

10 another column will DO found tn. pro.
oeedins' OF Democratic meeting, held in
ksmnsy on the 2sth ult IL vas prob.b,,
the largest ever convened in the ooup,, q,
Hampshire, upon any similar occasion /"
('sy' the Arsus,) aad "tbs utmo., orde,
aud harmony prevailed" Continues ,b.
ATgrs-
"A sommen purpose and com mon ds,sr.
miostioh sss.sd 10 Psssaas the meeting
40 anxiety 70 preserve the future harmony
OF the party, aud . Discrimination 70 defend
and vindissis the tins.hoasrsd polisy Of
rotation 10 sHios.' -
III 10 true, that upon the arst orrspixs.
nsn Of the meeting, there vas Q disposi,ieu
mshfsstsd BY some fftesn or twenty nan.
Der: present, to waive this policy In favor
OF the present. Incumbent Mr.. Faolkper. bu,
when they discovered they we're Opposed hy
me aimsst unanimous and united sentiment
Of TOE county, they submitted, quietly and
good'hunersdly, and offered no further n.
sstancs TO the action Of the oyswherlmiuv
msj0rity present who believed that no en-
efoaehmsns should be made upon . policy
ssooInd'penssble TO the purity and ineorrupti
oiiity OF the Representative character"
BY the way as the Democratic p,per, Of
the District have been requested to publish
the proceedings, wonder Why our p.i,hbOr
OF the SPIRIT didn't give them = place ia hi.
last i''us' Did your Argus fail 70 reach
y'ui Call over and We will lend y.u on,
type.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10

We assure. again, our Dc moera,ie friends
OF Page, that We do sympsthiIs With them,
notwisSstanding our nsighbor Of the Sprii
thioks differently. And Why should Ne not
Has not Berkeley furnished the Con yrs.s
man, for the last 8 year,I And wont
Berkeley do so Is long as newer. and draw;
srs' are found 10 Page, and Iisinis,,i,cd
piaosmen in the other COUNTIES! IL used to
be the custom Of the Democratic party to
r'liess their Representative from the ards.
o1s duties, every four years, but n0w il 10
high fesa'oH in any portion Of the party 10
attempt 70 70 establish The time hesorsd poll
~ OF 'ross'isn 10 Office" ssd every such Of.
fort 10 considered reflection upon the late
isounbssi, aud threats are made, that With
sword 10 hasj,' general determination Of
abe antics may Be expected
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
THE WHITE FEATHER.

John Letoher has, at the outset Of tho
contest, (.sys the Charlottesville Advoca,e)
shown the white feather, and ere the contest
hid begun, he flies to his mountain Businesses
at Brooks Gap in the Tenth Legion. Long
ago, before Goggin had been nominated. MIR.
Lsieher published to the world ,ha, be would
commence the canvass At Prince William
Court House on the 7Ih day Of March
sises Goggin has been nominated aud has
promised TO NEE, Mr.. Lstoher upon tSe
stump, the Hon. John recalls the Prince
william appointment, aud posts of INN
atsly to his Pretorisp bad 10 the Tenth
Legion, making his appointments TO address
the Susbisbs from one end Of bis Dis,ric, 10
che other. Mr. Leieher is afraid 20 meet Coz.
Sia ~ pablo discussion before the slayehold.
ere Of Eastern Virginia And mara the
prediction-hs will make ss few srpoint>
mehts 90 this side Of the Blue Ridge "a
possible, directing his attention and occupy.
Ing the intervening three months almost en-
elusiveiy in those paris Of Western Virgin.
il IN which bis infamous Ruffacrism will be-
lees objsctioniblsl than il is in Eastern
Virgins.
The appointments which Mr. Letshsr b,,
made for his canvass Of the State. icon
ilnues the Advocsis,) commencing ct VI God.
stock, and pskipg tho circuit Of South
western Virgioia, oceupJisg from the 7,h
OF March 70 the middle Of April made
without consulting Mr.. Goggip, bis oppo.
nsai, ~ 10 the usual PRESTIGE With mos, can.
eidaiss, show that Honest John in . yery
mean SCARE, one Which liberal Esbilsmsn
o. eesh party will 81 oses designate a.
shabby, diFty trek The fact is. IEya,tf
John does net Wish or intend Va face the
people Of Esstsrn Virgins, whom be 10.
su,isd snd villihsd in 1850. oftsser tban be
ssa po.'ibls help. Mr.. Goggip, 10 . Istis,
70 the RiSAnObd Wing, very justly con.
plains Of this ssd conduct on The par, Of
LsssbsT, snd prop osss 70 bic that the two
shall meet here or in h'cbmoad on the 9th
last, sod sgTSs upsn lies 81 appointments
Tor ?ublis discussion. HOnsss lago Won't
seesPt asy such fair Offer. Us pFsd:ci. The
East hssn 70 forgoitss. he k6oss, bis sSgr0-
es'asy aad Hes,'iosy shiIss 10 the Reform
lanwaUgfnu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
rnH rosr OFFICE APPROPRIATION
BILL


The Pest okss Appropriation bill, ts.ys
Ne wsssisssss States, vhioh failed to pas
sss ssssss, eessaissd ~ i,sa Of % o0o, 900
ssr he dsasisssiss Of ,he present year, ssd
"Aiss y absolutely required v .sss sss..
sslsssd oblisssiees. With this the depart.
esst could have goa slosg senfsrs.biy till
che hrss Of Jaly. No means s.a BE- svsils.
ole till 'ss frs' Of April, vhsa the proceeds
Of 'hs quarter will b paid 10. Af.sr The
Soth Of June ssus Of The incoming revenue
can Be expanded, - the present Law will
have seassd - operate.
And this s the party which every effort
|" .sds TO keep 10 ps.sr. With On sbpa-
dance Of time to transact all the business
required Of them, tine has been killed 10
windy, useless speeches, TO the ds,rimsnt Of
the public coed. Indeed, ~ far had they
Neglected the pablo business, that Prssi.
dsst Buchanan had to send in . Message
the day before adjoursnss,, in ploripg the.
10 DO sossthing 10 keep the Govsru.sn,
credit up. We nust the Presidsns viH
net call a. extra session, 10 order that the
hungry set Be permitted to pluadsr the
Treasury W r.iLrsss pay Of millions, Lu.
that b will let the people feel, BY suffering
every mail route in the United States, 10
stoD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
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ROTATIos ~ oPPICR ,

Two years ago, jssi after The nlns,Ios
OF the Hon. g. J. Faulkner, our n.ishbor
Of the SPirI gave his readers long honi-
y up'n the importance ssd absolute ne.
ess'isy Of Rotation 10 ofioc. We refer the
reader to bis paper Of the ale, March 1857,
from which We make The following extract
The principle Of rotation 10 ofics 10 .
correct one. Ii 10 agreeable to The genius
OF our Constitution, providing for the slss>
ZOO OF The executive AZ stated periods, end
slss both branches Of tb. national I.,i,I,
.ur' Its recognition aud adoption would
% esosnslAI to ID: country, preventing to
great degree excitement and eorrup,ioa in
elections, and ss believe il has The appyorsI
o. large majority Of T,sylt Of ne Unued
Does cur neigbbor, NOv 20 for Rotate.
10 this Congregational District ! An,vu.
yea or nay, 10 Jour ssII No fGua.d,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
BscoNiNG D9sPeRArR.

Some Of the Psulknsrites are becoming
quite desperate At the disafes,ien Of the
party towards Mr.. F., and writer in the
las, Spirit sisuing himself"A Faulkner De-
nocra,," exhibits more temper than disers.
zion or dsesncy 10 bis article. Because, for.
soo,h, vs permitted IA Ants Fsulkser De-
meerat' The use Of our eolsmns, the "Olj
Family Journal" 10 charged BY this pure
disiafsresfsd, patriotic, iaeer,.ptibls. ehisal.
'sss "Psalknsr Dsnoerss," 70 be "ths most
sbasdoosd shssssl Of Islander and f,lssAood
boz 70 - found in this District
This comes veil iron writer VIE has
.sssresly uttered . decent expression 10 his
vhsls article. We have no more 10 do With
"Anti-Fsalknsr Denoersts" article In re-
gard TO his statements, than has the editor
Of the Sppu ain admitting such Q base and
infamous article into bis paper ~ Faulkner
Democrat" We rare responsible only for what
We write ourselves, aud never permit com.
muniesiions to DO published witboutknowing
'ths sathor. We do not intend to defend
"a ntiFaslknsr Demoera;'in his article he
can do that himself-nor will We handy "vul.
gar aud indsesnt'eIpre,siOns with"A Faux.
Dsnoerst;" for judging from his article We
should be uosstsd 10 the ARRAY. As to his
advice to "tis mechanics and citizens Of
Harpers-Fsrry," not to pa,rouiss the Cid
Family Joarnal," us hsvs Ds,hiDg to Say
thsy sss do ~ ihsy plssss-but the Free
Pre"-s Ease PaEss-HiA survive ip spite
Of plas.nss and sssdies Such attempts 70
ssias the fvsedsw Of the Pres sasno, sue.
sssd. This game Of bravads will no, avail.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
cxAssIFl0AFIoH
q Jsstiees Of jefferson Cent,
Ioa THE QUARTERLY rIRxs

n..e, r.s.. Isss..s p"..p..,. r...
|s>os Legfs V'soss. We ALass1.r ia.
Sssssn sst JsA. osisl.y.
Jgss, 1853. Dsv.syor,. CA.. H. I
He's. G. W. Esessissrssr, ssa A. n M. ID
Avsvsr. 1859 n. Davenport T n win.
Fry. W. q. Tsrh cod D l. H..s.u W.
Novssssa. 1850 n. Dsvs.,o,, JeS. "a
dy. 4. n Cssms~ss. Mssss W B.s, "a IA. -
Macs. isSo.-B. Davenport. 4. " p.,l,
Mason. issssi kssssL s.d J. II MeE.s,. '.
Jrss. i,to B. Davenport. O. 8. Tsa..,. Iol,
Srastham sej 6so. u st>pA.n,o,
FOR THE MONTHLY TEAMS IN EACH
JArrAsy-s. Davenport. 7. ~. w,lIs Drs..
w. II. Tsfk ssd pa,d L. H.a..Il. y
rsssrAsv.-R Dsvepyosi. Che. H. I
He's, q. W. Esehsibsrg.r cad A N. h
ApsiI - Davenport. Lefss o.hpr. w,y,
sKssdss. Jos. L. Rss>sli sad JoAs Qax.,
NAB. DsvssDo~s, jobs y. smsh LAM
ss, I. Resell end We. Mo,r,os.
Jriu.-B Ds.ssposi, Rsssr Chr-, Jos.I L.,
teo W Lsuts end Jos. wslsAsa.
ssrrsssEa--B. DsysnpsTt. 4 o T.ns.r "
Css.thas md Geo. b. sispAsn.sa
ocrssss.-B. Ds,..post. u. w B.y 10, CIV
80, Issssi ksss~ii ssd Joss n. MeEnars.
Dscsssss n. Dsvsayoa. J. w MsCs,., r
Shss ssn- ~. ". bsrr ssd las. Lee.
Aarsh ssd Ago, tks Greed Jssy I.,..
tbs ossstssiy Terms are Jsry Tsrss WA.s :,
esssy eees" tss ssv ssesshsnt tskss ID. 80. a.
agssd As Prsd.ess.os.
Tssie. T. A. MOORR G..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
COT. 4. =. DorsLs =. o. ssvvsa.

We Asss Ssisssi ths ss.s q ALszAssrs
I. BsrsIss, Ksl ,(s.ys he Lsssssss wssh-
isgsssiss,) - ~ isdspssdsss OpPssisies
sasdissss ~ csssrsss IN sAs Csssrsssies.
81 dissrisS We iass vssk, 10 ssspssss ~
ssii iron ssAsr psrss q The district, called
county meeting 70 sppeiss delegates to
Winchester 10 Cssgrsssio,sl Cosvss,isn,
but since sAss Ne Whigs Of the Valley
souutiss have dnssruissA net 70 bold . Con.
vsniioo- Is they deemed it useless, 90 unan-
iuss' 10 the party in The district in favor o.
Mr. BorELsR.
We Of Louaosa are not particular - 10
the mode Of hsvisg his name presented to
Us; oil Ne want is the privilsg. Of voting
Tor hin ~ the coming election. We will al.
ways b glad TO vots for 30 eloquent and gal.
liant . champion, % losg ~ be s.snds b.
ses,h the banner be has bssss 10 several
hard fought eostssts, which - know will
never b disbssorsd in his h.sds. He vill
conc before the district upsa The platform
OF the Rishnosd ceav sotios, which 10 bat
rePssitiss Of shs creed BY whisA be re-
esivsd his political srsisisg, and Which gains
IN wisdom ssa purity a. il psssss through
the ordssis Of sias.
The Wigs Of Lssdou. will give BIZ. their
usual suPpors-,hsy are nss usgra,eful-
but remembering the noble and brilliant Of.
fort As made four yssrs ago 70 redeem the
district iron tbs thraldon of Mr. Faulkner
and soesesdsd in reducing the Denocr.,is
majority from about eleven hundred to one
hundred and eighty sigAt-thsy will rally
around him With their former enthusiasm.
IL the ether counties Of the district will
make the same sxsrtieo, Ne will promise
them splendid triupph. LIE, rs coates,
every iooh Of ground upon which Mr.. Fsulk.
nsr will tread in this distrie, every county,
precinct and and usighborhood, ought to or.
ganise, and make one strong sfor. 70 dsfea,
hin. We bslisvs the democrats are sick
and tired Of hin, asd would rejoice 70 get
rid Of him II they kssv how. He has ruled
the dissrics In tho sppsistnsst Of officers
With the inperiolsnsss Of a. sutssr.s, and
vhsnsvsr democrat In o6ss ofFssds hin bis
head must be Of without osrs.osy - was
the case With Col. Glove, st the Armory
81 Hsrpsrs Ferry. We call upou tho..
Democrats Who have been aegrievsd By his
conduct 10 this respect TO have the u.uli.
ness to resent il At the polls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
ASASTifIULKNER DEMOCRAT.
.HE CHESAPEAKE = ouIo c.,...

We have received letter 10 . panphle,
form Of Major isRAE1 RobiS,oS. State Proxy
IN the Chesapeake add Ohio CauaI. to the
Board Of Public Works Of Virgins. in re.
ference to the policy Of the Baltimore aud
ohio Rail Road towards The Canal Af.er
setting forth the interest uhiOh Virginia has
10 the Canal, aud having no representative
in the Board Of Directors Of the COMPANY
he refers Ito the d,maHd, recently made
upon tho Directors Of tie Canal COMPANY.
BY Mr. Reynolds, one Of the Con nissioasrs
OF Public Works Of the State of MARYLAND.
that they shall increase the toll upon Coal
- cents per tSb, for the purposs, partly
confessed partly hidden, Of diVsrtibR tbs,
trade from its present sAApbsl, forcing -
over The Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
aud thus preventing 'Ibs bsildisg % Of =
rival City in smother state"
The Msjor shows that Mr RsrsoLp,
course j. oS-iBsiIsst With thu, Of Mr. Oar.
sEfT, the President Of The baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road Compsuy. and The obise,
" fO' the sggrAndizsnsut Of the CITY Of
Baltimore and Jealous Of the pro.seo,,vs
possible groHth u the snail city Of Aler
andria, ADD 81 the moderate prosperity Of
she rival Wofk
A'sT boiisg many other things ~bioL 20
hsVs not room 20 give, the Msj5r ssys-
IL IL question thea for The VirRisi.
LsgislatuFs - dsiermi8s, (and I trust th,,
you sill bFisg - 10 their attention, n IL seem
necessary, shes thsy BsHt msetl uhs,b.,
ihs Interests Of tbs Chesapeake sBd Ohis
Csssl, ssd 81 tss State o. virginia. 90 far
ss they are idsatieal, shall Be @sds sub.sr.
yisn' 70 she BaltimoFs sod Ohio Rail Road
WHISTLER tbis sobsas Of isjustiss shall b.
eoasaS 1Atsd, b. which AlsHssdria shall b
h'ndsFsd and ihwar,sd 10 her lsgitmsss
progress, Agaiast ths ordinstioa Of natuy,.
agsinst ths Laws of Esds, 70 bald 90 she
Chy 81 bai,i@oss say tks Lsgislstur.
81 FHgipia has this matter 10 iis ovs hasds.
bs'auss the Bsltinors sd Ohio Rail Road,
The real mover 10 she basinsss, u. IN . Rrsst
@sasass, aadss hs soaRsl"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-03-10
SALE u NORANDA.

Sale Of Penonal Properly, ty Jane. Myers q,
haele'oSn, on Saturday next. I2,h inst.
Sale OF Personal Property, BY Joseph L Eieh.
e'eerrer' Agent on Tuesday next 18th inst.
Bale OF Personal Property, BY DR.. v. NJ. Butler.
on Wednesday nett. 10Th inst.
Sale oiV'laabls Furniture, &c. By Jacob s.r.
~ on Friday the 18th inst
i'a'set sale. Of House and 10, in Bolivar. on
Saturday the 18Th inst. by WIN. C. Khby.
sac ola Lot ofLsnd. By Joseph Nichols, Adm.
o. Daniel MePhsr'on, on Monday. ai.t irs.
Sale OF P'rsoaai Properly, by N. s. While =
LAWSON Bots. Trustees oa Monday. 9is, las.
sale OF Valuable Lssded Estate By Messr,
Green Lucas, q Lee. con'T., on Thursday the
9th inst.
For further particular, see aSv,u;..m.,,
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VIZ ON OLD nUuk

AI'udiog tos Democratic ms.,iOs held
10 f''sr'eurg last week, which vas address.
"a y hos'' A. Pryor, ESq, The Islsllissn.
o'r ofths' city say,
We were not pFsssst, hut IL uLst -.
have beard sbsu' Ne Pryor'S speech Il true.
y Tas se0S' oss 81 Ihs most msrsilsss pan
nsuios' Of he Freshest aod his Cabip.,
Ioa' a,' ys' bsea saaibis1sFsd b. ssy hsnd
zoe nose high Democratic digbitsriss -
We aadsrstsad that the speaker Fshsd the
ueols concern fore add sf,. IN that asrss
abd storehing style Of dspuseiatiou uhisb 4.
peculiar 10 bis utlsFansss
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SCHOOL ConnIasIoN "a.

Notwithstanding the refusal Of the Board
OF School Commissioners, AZ its meeting on
Friday last, 20 make 40 order for the pay
nens Of our Bill for advertising &c--for
1868, other advertisements will Be seen in
our columns By order Of the Board, and to
which We call attention. We trust th., the
Board expect to pay for these advertise
msp's We certainly intend that they shall
io'' why they should pass an order for
the payment Of the Spvu, and neglect US
the same work hsVisg been done By us-
We cannot imagine.
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TO our vlseunIA .xosAnoss.

The Rishsosd 'Esqsirsr' 10 psblished
daily. 81 o. pr assa-Ssni Weekly ~ Is
pss ssss.-ssa Weekly - % pr ssss..
The Csspsiss 'Eoqsirsr, (ssstvsskiy }
fros Let Of March 70 iss June. 10 psblisAsd
- The following rssss: Single sabssri.
Der. 81 ,5o-Clubs Of Ave subscribers 81 %
Ten ssbseribsrs, ct eio, Invariably 10 ID.
vance.
Durisg the ssmpaigo, Ne shall sivs our
readers full particulars Of the discussions DO
svsss Mr.. Ls,oasr and Mr.. Gosgis, - vsll
- between other speakers.