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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
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NV OsLnAss,s March 81 Tive eonpss iss
OF Texas hssesrs. asdsr Capt. Ford, and
too eempssiss Of federal cavalry, usdsr
Capt stiosnsn. srosssd che r 10 0rsed. 90
shs 9th into hszieo, in see rob Of Costinss,
sha had rsiarsed TO the hsstisr. The
troops sPprosshsd bis sss.npu.ss "a night,
drove IN bis p'etsis,ss took thirty prisssrs,
Who claimed to bslosg 10 larssboSy Of N
tiossl guards.
They alsa searched for Certipss the nsr,
morning. -h.n large Mexican force sp.
presebsd. claiming the priseB ere % ,A.i,
rear guard. Aftervsrds IL vas ssesst.iped
that these forces bad bees watching the
Assr'esos, thai Costinss vas viih thss
aad escaped on the 6rss alarm. Oar troops
rsnsiesd spcsnpsd 90 the M.xiesu sids,
seove Bfovusvills, ds,srwissd 10 ssptsrs
Cortipss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

DR. wlsrAR's BALsAH oF WILD CHERRY
The sseqssIied saeesss that he, attended the ,p
Irsiioo Of this Medicine In co.sAs CaII, A.au.a
B'SoA'1i Afstisa' Dsseases el "a, thyaai aaS Iu.r,
inePtsH COHsunPtiOa, has ihdsc' ID aa.Hy pGy,,e,n,
Of high 'tssdiSE 10 employ 10 their prAei,.e may
OF whom advise Of the fact under their on, ,,,,,
tsrssi
WtsTAs's BALsAH or wnp CHsssr RHoonn..,,,
BT PHSueIASs.
AuBvhS, sept .. lsS5.-S Foule Co = S,,, .
! most es.ertulIy add my testimony IN Is,oT Of ~.
bsse@ We hs,s us<d In oaf iarsily 10 PsIa.oha,,
valuable Tenedy. snd have tseoma,ad,a A an $500
sO.PIsisn Of this nature via ihv.IIsbiI hspp, No..
cults. WaIVN,'u w., ~
MAs.FtEtD. TiooA Co, Pa. Aug Ss-Cs,D,.
used % my practice ihs is,, fosr yssI,
Wister. ssissn Of Wild Cherry, 9Th Er.st susee..
nos' ehssr'siiy feeoamssd 10 those al Iefsa = M
os't'HA's Co'gh', CSids. As.An., Ae.
MARTIN. MD
CAFs NsetsrIN v, Jelly ". 1855 -G,.si,.,,
hlSt uHHs d. Wstsr : Bsissm for Ioa 9 tine ess
ssV tIon fepesIsd oSss 2, at,oa that read hi :.
o. The bsst Aied Of Cough 1sdcIHes Asd tai. ,,..,
PisssuTs In Tseouu shdIag u 10 The saH.et.d
VII WEBB, MD,
5orays q rils ass tOvfJss CSanssrJsas IN.
oay osnsias rue. aud Aeaonai BaLsaza has the as..
o. ~ ru wnitsS .hs pes. and tue priHt.S
satside wrapper.
P'ep.'.d 81 s. W. FowLE = Co., Bs.,O.. sad
E eAIL t1I 4 sSnsErT' sod }o.,l.l.-..
~ HANCOCK, SasAu Poiai
SMITH son. MiddI.ssay.
IlMhERLAkR sUBLifTE. RiyPau.
JOSEPH = CLAGErT, Hsrp.'s FAIR.
Wh hoCLDER, SAevAsTdsioura.
Asd ey Dss ets everywhere.
March -. ls6O.-it
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

Ne koiFps We so'ics 10 10 iss aantsf ~
80 iehepsatsht Dsmoefsi," caum .ds urou
r. y Lasi h.q i0 hsroms = essd, dsts ~ Ccai
,tseaiiht AuofsfT 80 caf apfna Eiertioa -
NHtout aay dttifs 90 fsasrt sr.e la. sis,s,,
shtfh haFs bee pfssfBfff. 10 Ne tskaf 30 suv.
seai ~ nams n les assB D. 80 q siso -
ceif9 % ga rcri0u n ~ seaufF MrHiss
EAaitfaliy : sfit-sas s,as, go ors sbo 49, b.
- go Of honFf fa1fi placed hlnssif ia 81
80. fals rotnion 81 Der tsfs 81 siftisd. 90
eaali siNtngf eoofif ~ itfsfFisy asf tosof 81
eef ghfl1es 80 sais 20 ~ FfsthF
lap -. Zee. MANTVOTERH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
HAsrEs's FrErr, VAL
NafeA md Ism

AZ nessies 81 The Ara Org Gsards. held 90 the
13rd insfsnt, 10 vas unsn snouslr
RxsotykD, Ths, es dul, sppf.ciat, ana vi,i o..
eree>rish wiz h~ely ssi.rtlon th. rssoll,.,tos 81
the Undecided kiDdosss aud hospitality go cheer,
ialy sisndsd ~ 10 BY the military ssd eiirsus Of
Chsrlss,s-a, upon The ocessioa Of our rsc.p, ,,i,
tc hat town.
Rn-otssD That this resolution he paeii.h.d in
The Pep-s. of Cbarlesiovn. n. C. DERRICK,
n srAsf' S<ey Capt. Armory Guar Dc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

- TIE Hosss q Rspfsssa,sdyss, o. Tees
dsy, 70 eo1nitss ~ ne vhols o. 10 sisis u Ne
uuios' proceeded - ne sossdsrsiios n Ne sfuy
spProPfisiios tili.
NJ Hotsisr aovss ED ssrsssuy sdsoeaiss o.
s@sadashi pfePosiag soc go, lnsssd q ssss /.
go naig, 80 pioVidsd IL ~ sHi, b. sppropslsiss
Tor IA astiotsi afnsfIss 81 sgriss SID ssd Hs,-
psf's Perry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
. enIRATRn-

~. 1AHEs ". RTAs, tbso1AsI Of Mr.. 10.
sHra ATAH, present Popalas Sheriff Of Cls, ks
ssssiy' vas uaasi@SSIIy so@ios,sd %
4osdSy laat byS DsnosFrtis Csav.s.,o.
- Ne bert shssiaslsy.
Ne. Wa. O. KsSHHELV wss Donisal.S fer
os@@issiessE q sbs Rsvssua.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
WIa ~ I'D RAcToaY-

We si'ssa usssssiss y ths Gard o. M
sSAss = Bso., BslsIss's. Thsss ssuus.
ne have See establishment sA.rs s,.ry
ss'sss' y 'Asis has saA b 80 q he bssa
hsS SO shsapsss terms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
LaHB sAGa

zee Asv.Ds HaVHus aisps,,S sfhis l,ru
$50 ss'syvi'la cia't' s'ub,y. lately 70 NJ /,
Va. A. EfsHvAasEn, ~ sAs sun q sss
re ssss--ssssiy Ell iAs psysssts 10 s..t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

snsseaer CHARLES nAnDiNQ as 80.
ahels - CanmoaEssiik's Auofnsg. 90 iks
lpahif ~ Afstfsas. aatjfft 81 ~ teeisios q
y. - fai,s gesssafioa shssia sss ts ssR.
aafrh 5 ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

~ 7. 3. AarHvR. aad Miss vIaerHrA
TowHssED, IL before 50 scd We obssrv. cha.
htah's ~ step bsskWSris, bat progresses
u 'sssI'ss-is every vsy worthy i,s talent
- s'edas'orS. sad the great rssdiss pub,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

- lete,H - - csasuestios q = krIdFs a.
= haitieea aasfi ever So Pouns.as a.
teiefeea, saiee ees iaifctacsd - WFefu.,-
~ stss - ies Hsua 81 RepFessafsfss.s -
- hee. = BusisF. ~ Virsisis, sssssusuis,.,
L.s.sHs Nsoiig 81 Tree. - lts risrs 81 ~
sif.-.. . ~ vi eesi aAeuf e@eeeoo. TIE
- a,N ee e4finsirf 81 t1mrsissf -
$3.50 ~ hfllss, psElly - iloa eaa esflis 81
s-tis - erteist eFsf fke seasassi - -.
.,.-s,,ssy - 1eeeYs PERKS - Aesespf. tks
, 49, Hiese hfites vesie 81 ~ skssrsst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

FAsstss1e M - A. Vsssi.sys vha.
"a visis - AastiasAsre. ss TsssAsv ss,k
- sssleHss site .FaiFsis ne vss tsksa
spEe 81 Thnfstty. aAsss - psasfss 4. !
pFs@Fioss si,sasisa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
eoDnN's LADY's BOOK.

We Aavs spoa our table The Ladys Book
~ April IL vs eould tell half lie beauties
vssSoSid have ell the ladies locking at IL.
The illsStrssisss are beautiful, and The con-
sSss gsasrAlly goOd. This is 90 old story
Sbsus ooDEY's Beck, bat true, usver,h.l,,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
coRnRaclAL aIIna

hs'sAsas end busissss ssa are referred
estAs Gard Il hsss's BAvoHnAs 4 ws,oHv
R''AssaS, isF iSEornssiOo 10 rsf.r.as, 70
'As'r bssissss euiSs, vsrk Which win prov.
assfsl 70 svsSy bssiu.s. w..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

KEfs 'bs sessas - Yirrlais Ne Hous.
bills is aver q psssios v o. n Risssrd.
80, passsi Alss, tAs blil IL fsSssssss 70
hoEEoss ksira.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
col oIBsos.

II viii b sssa froa sAs fOlloviss Issasr
that Gel. omsOz dsasss bis posisIsa 10 re-
fssspss - ssathsSn COsGsrssss. He
says In bis "eys lAs Vosiag fOs . sOulGsrn
coofsssSss Is SssSpasdoasbIs pslisIs.l sia. "
All ,Ais ssy Be exceeded ss I'll may no.
80 alike; bus uhsu she Ps9pLs desire sosisn
upon tss' subject IAsy sIll 30 doabs dsls gate
'hs 'PssiAl poser 70 their representatives:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

IA ss~@usias,isa la Ffsssssss =
ssAoo' ESsasissssss rsssissd ZEE lsis Sc Is.
ssstiea sAis Rask.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
Hovss % DELEoaTEs,
March R4th. 1859.


EeatH ~ gas fFef PFfsaf
oebiis@sa --ts ysuf Issue u ne aaa isss, zee
sspfess dsairs 10 kaog hoe s,soa Slth 49,.
snee % aoutheFa CalisfsAse. NJ vote Il sot
Isefdse % NJ 9ae,iios, bseauss Of 81 ssnes 9Th
slck chiid 81 Hailiaofs
hsd b~sa Pfsssbl shopA have vsieS srsiss,
ne aPeoss lasot by Vrgista Of Csau fsslanefs
70 Coufsfsaes o. tie ScsthsTn Btaiss Re,
gbhsi daefea sth mssy 81 The msmhsfs a. 10
ihs proPftsiy sd sHpftisacy sf thsf Dsassfs
@sAt as iAaii ~ aPaislssa tssgly 4Ak tbsa
~ thsu ifeiiafa SD 1stiEss uhtek dstsfasf.ss
tAsf acii0a - ne qassiioa-
u ~ eyes - Voriag lof q asathsFa CssFsr.
snrs y % uapaftotabis political sfs
d 9aF NOT be maaT Fsafs hgfars 80 al an A.
gocats sBeh q pfoposhiaa
81, Fsfy fssReenanV
E0ur 0hsdient asFraaG
JNO. THOs OLSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

- Mr. .. Jsssisg. Wise. IAs soa ofss- Gov.
WISE Of srs mia. sad one % NE editors q he
R'eA@esd knsairer. has become eonaapiesai
70 'As kp''ecrsl chsrsh, ace zee Ia sssssd is-
several Of Osr sreksss. psp.rr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

ITO THR PUBLIC.
4 The ehder,iEaed, icing veil known o. a vii
YER, Soah o1sr his services to ell requiring
LITERARY AID
He viii farRtsh Address Orators Esssys Pre-
seniaiions, Speeches and Replies Liee. Tor AIbums
Acfosiics-ptepafe matter fOr The Press-Obitus-
f'es had write poetry on any subject Address
(Posi psid) FINLEY JOHNSON
Nee York
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

~ Ths shsfiss III vI,si.5. ~. s.,......
y fag,es - - assa sfsa. Ia ~ s.f--st
80 - QslY tl4tssss - - vSsls go.
ssfs 80 - = M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

TCosssAassr sute W. ss. ,,,a,.
iisse . ssasssss " McoiNNls. sss ssstl
eas ~ Csasiasis - Bhutst Ne 81 a. ssss.
- sNtt~ss h9aect - lee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

YRon CoHaFAmaa.-uE ~ a.. 80.
furd @ aneoazss 0Eo. W eUfER sss~ss.
dr.is - Cees,sbis - plsifisl Ne 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

PEW RENIs Of the Prs,bvtsrisn cAs,eA
are nov dae. AW CRANER
MAgrk % Tf,s,at,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

We ere sulhcfirsd % snnosBcs RICHARD
HhNhf Lex a. rEs6 itsis o. lhs hsf. vice.
zoe 20 ne oace p AugfasF 90 80 Commsa.
stslia fof Jtarf.oa CeactY
March t-E0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

o.se ". 8esssR ss@Pasy, fre-
AssaaEleassssR, ssasistaS - - eRssss al
- Fesg ssss sa tuty % says, 80 gs
esgee aeaer tAs go 81 AassmklV A. 49,
ss1eesssai ssFvtas, Gee 20. saass tks Isist
'...s..s.sA - ss.ss pay eiiasse. A zeal
- 49, se fss Ne ssFviss. kslae sa svsy.rs
-efe1pf e1T y sasA nee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

Esrssas = Ass. O's-ssifs Prspws, :.
snisaAey saas - = Apsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

- 20 We are authoTIed 10 sBboBaes JOHN
y. SHIRLEY, Esq a. eaadilss fsf Toe bsIt
senHaiJ VI Jtasfson eouby b.
MANY VOTERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

1SfAe Eier5 Of Js6srsoa Coaaiy:
=, - We ere e. u ofissd 10 sunostss SAMUEL.
OhE - csndidas fof Con missionsf n ibs
hsvfous 81 Jrhsfspn Coasiy stits sssainr 3 i.c.
heh 10 Meg nfat March ir60
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

ooi. oissos saliOt - sd sSgsesasS =
sui = PEI tes saqsat e dssrss seaisst
ses Vs@@easealth II lhs oass e. g,k.
Ae'sess hsifs sd ot,sss. W. ns9fsn i
sseasasss ~ Csesii ssasy.
~. Chfisfisa See s1esssts4 ths IN
sAisA sss P,sssi ~ hus zee SisssatluS
vsts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

CorscaaEsLrns ArroanrY.
~ sars authofirsf 10 saassers ANDnEw
= KENNEDY &c, asn csad idas ior ths Oars
81 Common stahhs Auofnst 81 tsasissn ssss.
~ attsr Mar Eirrfinn
hsfrh ~ isoo fRff rsBF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
Southern tsnnerelai Guide.

THE 0s6snsiEn.d Aie new compiling s-tr
Il pre- 80 issue uiihib . lev mturts ri Il
NESS GUIDE, Sbich shan contain r., r.n,,
81 'es rI'"e'rs' husI0''s nsH % b. S.uih sIt
s"a'h "es' elas' 'asd IN :, alcs place, az. ..le,
OF eus'nrss The Book sksil cuC,sin ai,a .lit,.
'.'iti' o. reliable and Interesting "a. CO. +,
Nhoe mAstnS volcano 81 sbsu, bgr Latsr,s
pages. Ia al be pTis'rd on good pa p,i.u. ..
bouhd
Is'J ia,shd Ia make he Guirs a. eamrJ,s-I o,
lhsr iacili''ss Which are vtty slra.Wli,rst,
.hsa' sad To-! are zoe hteut ihsy ,as yi..,tt 81.
buN'n'ss u"B Atelisbir t,f-frrcr HttE
AZ the GUIDE Sill have a ARE ,bruI.t.r be-
onrfa great 'bduesmebis % hrHksUt, Marn,ss
'sisIs and oiAsrs - bunE thrH oasiar.. :, %,
ihs Cublt-
O1lv limiiet nuGih-r 90 advertisements.
% inserted. faos- wishinr " adTsttas -
please make easy aPplh auoa
GREER a BAUGHNAN
w. \ WRIGHT.
BIZ as Richmond v.
hsub - $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
FOR SAFE.

FOR SALE,
qnsa lily Of zoe O ATS 10 tae
Steal, gcV3 R
DURHAM COW,
5000 he tfamilv BACON; p.
20J lbs. u LARD.
March 20 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

Two afsaatAoFiEed 10 ssaoubes JOSEPH
CsANk asa caudidsis for ibe shsfiGsiy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

bhSsys. EdVOrs -
! observe that several gee.
uemen have teen uamed iof The sfier Of Shelf
~ the sPfiag eleeiiou and ubiisi would not de-
nael hom the wOrth snd siahdiar Of the atsd,.
mea named, ieci asspFsd thar he fptsrests OF m.
eouo'y, az Uslia The people, eouh not be al.
Esnesd BY change 81 the pgessnt uOrthY sbsT,a
JANIS ". CAMPBELL, Esq lie has Ass
hcavl and ditssrssable rsspoEsihiiiiss 70 perform
aod thsse h has discharssd vItb 6d,ii,, AZ 49,
seh ard The rBblie ! thsTviofs iFusl she people
q Jthsfsoa ell eontinuf 10 eGsce . faIhHt 81
hesf' FRlEND TO WORTH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

AsssFs Edisots '-sAAL. aiDERuUR. Zee -Hi
- tsPfosisd hol osly ~ "tss sefkisg nsa 81 gsL
ieftoa t@nntJ," Bot ~ 81 classes uAo aRPfesisss a
sosPstsht, PSssiiesi bs.issss $50.
MANY VOTERS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
Sale Of the Personal
PROPERTY

sest0y, 90 fis sea !Msrei. 1850
CeuA 900 bssh,is 90 White Com
- barrels nee yellow Cotp,
Beds an Bsddtrg 4 PAIR Bsdsbsds
MehcFsGy s,de Table. Dtn,sKdc
stdebo ~ BsWss HsfdrI ChA,t.
10, ~ CArrsIeE. wsrsu Table Cloth,
Pic hers Ahd Tsnbsr, Di.a.. Pt.t,.
Cooking st-ve, I ,msn DO, q lot OF oven.
fos' Needles and man, oihsr 6kinR. Zoo led i
cos 20 nenioa DANL W. CROMWELL
~ %" Err.
all my 'O' 'a'e
STOCK AND FARMING UTEN.
sis. eoo.isiibg 10 Psrt 80 to- ous
hsso Of Work Hors.. three oftksm -
Brood Mares, } Col,,; GEI
sell 5issis, three years old: Ill
IeS heifSf.. ISo rear ola SteSt
CsH, Brood Sos ~ Stock Hoa.
Farm NsKon, . Road Co..
Bafshsaf PIous I M,CSImiek do,
wheat Fac, COia ShelleT.,
Corn Lroshef, q lot OF Geau
Doaele sed sisE.e SRovsI Pi,us
j Firh Chsis, I pair sprraatts
0bad stoss., d. ubls sipRI, and thr,hbi.
Ties hauoeks, . DiginE ITou shovel,
and Spades. lot Of RSkes Forks Cts4lss
81 mhny otssr IhipRt asbscessary to m,sti, a
AEahs 90 SALs "A credit OF ~ noah. - "A
oe Eivea on all suns OF IS sad spuard.-apd.,
A1oSot. the cash OLE be Teqa,rsd the po,.
ssssef iV'hz bond wiih approved SECURITY
The y tn ~ Be told % credit o. co daY,
ne psfshaser g'Viss . Negotiable Mote w,fI "a
aoised No properV 10 be removed ubttI fern,
Of sale are complied vita.
DAHL. W CROMWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
E02 RER4.
For aIre,

For Hire,
l NEGRO NAN EAo ia z. OIL Fss
0Afr, PioHghmaH AID Grader;
DO Us, 3 WOMEN, S,ee Of tb,- so.I
Coos WsfA'rs and I oa,I 5, ana "a. s.As-
a good house 5eyvaAf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

- 80. Z :. = - : s''I' 4 seoSs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
TIE sHERIFFAYrY.

VWs are rsqnss,ed 10 snnoune. JAMES n
olBsoNa esndida's for the shennsity, who vii
b suPpofisd BY
FEB % 1850 MANY VOTPpa
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-04-11
Horrible Tragedy at sea.

FoIesaLe Slaughter of a Ships Crer BY the
Master-The steamship Fulton arrived at
this port this morning, having on board two
prisoners, who had been sent to the United
States by the United States Consul at South
ampton. The papers and facts already sub
mitted in the case show one of the most 6end-
ish tragedies ever conceived OF by human
being. 1t appears that the bark Anna left
the port for the Brazilian coast in June las
the crew consisted of Captain Tuthill, Ed
mund p Lane, first mate, and Gordon Hires,
second mate. (the prisouers.) seven seamen,
all colored. and the stewart From the Bra
lillian coast the vessel took cargo for Cowes,
England.
After leaving the coast of Brazil, it ap-
pears that the mates commenced a systematic
plan of excessive cruelties towards the crew.
On the slightest whim, a Delaying pin was
thrown at q seaman, he was knocked down
and then stamped upon. On one occasion.
because one Of the seamen did not move quick
enough he was struck blow on the forehea
which knocked his left eye out. The sea-
men in question was then trampled down and
mashed almost to a jelly by the heavy sea
boots of the mates, three f;he crew jumped
over board and were drowned, while three of
the others died from the effects of the inju-
ries they received
On arriving at Cowes. there was but one
seamen and the steward left to tell the tale Of
horror The survivors informed the loca
magistrates of the scenes that had been enact.
/ ed on board the Anna and the prisoners wer,
arrested. but subsequently discharged fel
want of jurisdiction. The prisoners were i'm
uediately rearrested by the United States ccu
sui at Southampton. who. after examining in
to the charges, and consulting with the min
lister at London. sent the prisoners to the Un
| ted States for trial
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The Connecticut Election,

The Connecticut Election which took place
on Monday Of last week, resulted In the cleo
ton of the Black Republican candidate for
Governor by majority of 571 votes. FIRE.
mont majority in 1856 was 1920. Certainly
the opposition have but little reason to re-
joice over this victory. In less than four
years they have sustained loss of 7149 votes
ard succeeded in carrying the State. the mea-
gre majority of only 571. Connecticut will
be all right next November The Legisla-
ture is Republican which will secure the cleo
ton of Republican U. S. Senator.
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rA- Has the Cambria County, Agricultural
Society ceased to exist? The time for the
annual election of officers has long since pass
ed, and we can't see how society can pre-
serve It's vitality without officers. The mat
ter should De looked to by the members of
the Society at once. Agricultural Fairs are
great Institutions" and the Farmers of
Cambria County are disposed to encourage
.hem. They not only assist in the improve
ment of the noble science of Agriculture, but
tend to promote harmony, sociability and
good feeling among the citizens of the county
Let US have Fair next fall by all means -
By the way, we heard it suggested sometime
ago, that the next Fair should be held in
Johustown. ''Time about is Far play" and
therefore as far as we are concerned we have
no objections to urge. But we are not GER
tain that our Johnstown neighbors desire 1t,
or would be willing to assume the trouble oil
making the necessary arrangements. Who
speaks? We are all attention.
Since the above was set up we received an
advertisement for the election of officers,
which will be found in another column.
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~ 0Fk sobe hon.

Democrats may learn a usef,r
the energy with which the R4,~.i.- i--'s-,
They are distributing The Heira- :
iife Of John Brown. the speeeias = p {.
Lincoln, aud other '.;rreDressiiihl,- =
a cheap form, by hundreds Of r. a
which appliances they expect :, - -a>l
popular mind for the elee,i,, ,. 7ga'
President 1t is time that De-.
work TO co-nteraet these maIi,, :. q
This can be done most reaaIIv -
ton OF Democratic NcSs2gpers ? Z
ocrat should fell an immediate -
est IN this matter. Take hold % it,.
York Tribune admits that If the -
win this battle It must be Ey tbab.l..'-f'
indifferent or hostile to the cans I. ! 2 {
We have only to maintain orr -,
what We have, prevent she ener5v g..
possession of the wayering o. ~
strengthen tie faith and zeal of n. :
Let not moment be lost-Tir,s :, g
Work done early in the caipr.;s, l
more exertioEs at late day. ia. :
cratic party of this State i 5efa,..s
! next election. 1t will be from van, = :
exertions at this time, when labor !. = !.
fectual- We can't be defeated II r.,
our duty The current of popul,- Z.
run in our favor. but we must ne, 5s,e,'
on that for success. Labor. and b,-5
viii alone insure the reward Of vi,.,--
We say more 20 Democra.s:-l;,-..-
Democrat.
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The Free Bank ing Law.

The following are the main provisions aud
safeguards of the bill to Incorporate system
of Free Banking in this Commonwealth, as
it passed both branches of our Legislature:
"A certificate stating the particulars as to
the bank to be established must be drawn up.
approved by the Attorney General, publish
ed in the newspapers, recorded In the Courts.
and copy deposited and recorded IL the Au-
ditor Generals Office.
THE Auditor General has the notes en-
graved and printed. Every note must be
signed by him or by his clerk, Numbered and
registered, and have stamped on il, ..seca-eG
by the deposit of public stock
The stocks deposited must be either Of
this State, or of the United States, and the
amount of notes issued to the Bank by the
Auditor General to be equal to the market
value of the stock less five per cent. Provi-
ded that this Is never to exceed ninety-fYe
per cent. of the stock.
Twenty per cent. in specie must be paid
in before the bank can begin business, and 1t
must always keepi in its vaults, in specie,
twenty per cent. of the amodnt Of notes is
sued. as a security additional to the stock In
the hands of the Auditor General.
THE capital stock cannot be less than fifty
thousand nor more than one million of dol
lars. No note less than FIVE dollars to be
issued
''As soon as bank stops the payment of
specie the Auditor General appoints three
citizens to make Inquiry, and if they report
that the Bank is suspended, he is TO appoint a
receiver, vino is to turn all the assets into
money and pay first the note holders; second
the depositors; third the other debts; ana
fourth to distribute the remainder among the
stockholders pro rata.
The condition of each bank must be pub
lished monthly in the newspapers. and on
each semi annual dividend day statement
is to be made on the oath of the President
and Cashier, which Is TO be sent to the Aud
itor General and published, setting forth min-
utely the condition OF the Bank. Existing
banks may come under this bill
''DefalcatiOn is TO be punished by impris-
ouement in the peuitentiary for from one tC
ten years
| The Governor has approved the bill.