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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

'iiiui'on and the usioa % tAe Conf.Csrsey uortA
preserving and PstP.tuAtiog tn. per,i.,sscy
to- vita Which icy not only maiuiaia their dog.
mas e. rules of,s oct ba in.i,t pon Il hat
their quiet as'Ehbors vho ar. sl,os.,Asr upeon-
'e'o"' o. beng hopelsssly uronsed are eishonor-
cd and oaraE'd men, uni,.. ihsy .dop, hen
sAo"r zoe" sP"'sde not osiy 10 vindieate heir
o~h r'Ehb but mirsbil. dietai 10 become the
eh'mP'ons OF Hose Of their igaorsst ieliow.eiii.
Esos- Hhbe suggested hat Whist evil, .I,., thew
are not isiOsisele. that ,hsy are iae,a.at to an
forms OF government AID say be The result Of ~.
la! haste and passion By eontsneinE parts.. Ii.
oeiy response i' a scheme Of spiihsss in ~AieA
treason, "us'oandnsss.H "aholitieuism," &c
are among The small crimes imputed TO The man
who dafss 10 vsaute such moderate opiui ions Of
the Union ), the only remedy Of a dissoluiioa Of
the shiveT,e ihsae men for all DO ideal disorder,
u d, NOT only used a, threat, bat 80 q cure
ls 81 proposed to raise a revenue for the support
OF the government aud Ia lsvyIng the iui To.t. 70
protect the industry OF the cOanuy' the act .. pro
noaneed one OF insufrersble sFErr...ioa. and n,
aAitSa Of South Cafoliaa erie. ei.upion 4, her,
an Effort made to setus BY honorable eompto.
mi'e-(the ancient mode OF s5i a,tinE all our dii.
heulties)-ihe vered qaestioIs which from lime
to time arise and must arise among people With
Interests 90 diVersihed az 0uni trsistsnes 20 The
constituted sutbofities 10 advised, and open re.
bellion IL the menace OF the hour. tndesd men tak
OF the eis'oluIioh Of the govcTsmsn add the f,,c.
luton OF It's vast powers into their oriRinaI ,l..
menu ~i'h more eoolpers sn3 Ie,s delibsration
than Soald the breaking up OF a partner.
sSiP 10 corner cake s'sDd or the paliry contests
Ola Peelsr' pack We will not nov stop 10 10.
quife The msdns'sanc folly Of such men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
kEEP - nEEnnE rnr Co..

Ths' the Iaucey, Breekinridee Secession.
ists are Inconsistent aud bypoeritieal IN ,hsi,
professions Of friendship Ter Cons, essiou.l
protection TO slave property in the Territo-
RES here IL conelu.ive proof cftbe charge.
While Mr. Davis resolutions we're under M.
cussion in the United States Senate. SIR
Cllngman. Of North Car lina, offered the
following amendment:
R,soir,d, That the existing condition Of
the Territories Of the Unied States does not
require the Intervention Of Congress fsr The
protection Of property 10 slEYes
Gov. Brown, Of Mississippi. moved 10
strike out the word NOT, ADD the question
being taken on the motion to strike ont bu,
hve me0bets voted N favor Of striking out
Messrs. Brosn Clay, Tverson, Jobhson. Of
Arksnsas, aud Yulso- all the rest including
oil the Southern Democratic Senators. vo,io2
against u thus declaring tbst sla 7ery does
NOT require protection ia The Territorisst
This vote ssigbiseant for ifslavery doe.
not require Congressional protection IN the
Territories nos. vhen the Lsgi. sture ~
k'nsas has seiually passed lsH abolishipR
slavery, sheu IL IL ever likely 10 r,ani,s
such prot elton . Rtcl. TY4iE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
NO ToLERGrIoN.

The Ptssid,st II he Unisd States took N,
s'anp a. Paftissg i0f The Disunioa ticket, How.
81 Cobb, ne Secretary q tA- Tfsa'ufr, vent to
osorgis sad stamped " Cor BrersisfitEs sni Tor
. seat IL he UBusd sta'ss Ssusf- tor himself
~A'es' hovevsr' be vii never re- JacFe Black.
ne Anofnsy General rss'svo'st 10 Hfue do~h
Jsdts pougis' and o'bsr ohds.s have been
Eaiis busy 10 sid q Brse4infidFs rominsIly bet
81 Lincoln IN reality. Yet ia sErorsinsi- ohcsr
sAoald mandssi ibs s'irbfr'' dsrTs- ~ rs,p.rs.
shes, 90 his head uu,tEs Oh-efbo.tsr, msy
vote 80 ny B.'s's GAYS VIZ Buehsnsnl bot b.
. he.lohF Democrat sv-s expresses rrsfsrtb-s
fos Dossiaf. be b. tis-srssd shd rsrsrat.
WAir sslsetsi 20 ON hr p.scs wbs,y,f msy
b. iAosFtt q he Treason %. traitor, arc rswsrd.
%. ssSessisg The % it,s q levira she r,a,sn
ssi Asspisiss - ,rsio,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
RESIGNATION on col. pARBoUs.


Wsars sure that men Of ell parties, sIe.p.
probably lbe lsoeeyi,ss, will learn With re-
grst ;hst Col ALFREo NJ. BAHsoun has re-
signed the SUPPLEMENTARY Of the Armory
At Hsrpsr's Ferry. Whether there bad been
any manifestation, Of displs,,urs from high
quarters at the course hs felt bound to pur-
cue 10 the political contest nov vsging. il is
not for Us to inquire but a. the President,
no'~ith,ianding his gracious proclaim alton
at the palace, (tbst all Democrat. could vote
a. they pleased bs, wresisd his veogs.Des
IN other quarters, it is probable Col Barbour
thought it tes, to anticipate the official IN n.
date
IL may with truth b. said Of The late in
cum bent that he never. even in the slightest
degree, brought bis official influences 10 bear
upon the fs.dOm Of elections pe consider,
ed each Of the Armorsrs freem.u like him.
self aud eD,i'led 10 the uuirsmmeled ,1.r,
else Of the right Of suffrage. Ills successor
Il doubtless expected to apply the thumb
screws TO every poor fellow Who darss To IA
vor Their Douglas or Bell An We b.y.
to ssy u this: Let him rip, for his author
ny will be brief, extending probably from th.
ls' Of October to tie 10Th Of March. . little
over Eve months, wben Barbour will be in.
vlted 10 Resume the reins, Il be SHALL think
proper to do go Ia the interval. We doubt
not as one Of the Electors for The State. he
will do good service 90 tie stump ,R.ip,,
the disuoiooi.,s.
We under,tAud that the Breekinridse
Leaders are already making calculations &C to
the effect this charge will have upon the vsts
OF JEFF -rsou County Some Of them think
they will gain 20, less than fifty votes. We
are AIAri that when meos bread aud butter
are Al hazard they undergo severe orde,l
but We know something Of the stu A Of which
the g'estsr portion Of the Armorers arc mad.
We have seen them tried 10 the furpac. 81
affection, aud come out uuseAthsd. Tb,,,
fourths Of them prefer Dough-, or Bell TO
Brevkioridge aud tie Admipistrariou will
scarcely be able to su5du them ia the tv
months Of it's power yet remaining The
present dynasty cannot dictate its successor.
They may help LiucolO, but they are in The
las' stsge Of iub-cility, and few so poor As
70 Go them reverence"
Since writing the above, We learn the posi-
too ha, been given to JANss Z STEWART.
ESQ formerly Of Berkeley County, but for
the last ten years Clerk 10 one Of the De.
par,ments IA Washington city Whether b
will be disposed to use the brief authority"
WbicblWill beAlloWsd him to bouJ up a sink.
ing Administration or not, We are not able
t. 'Sy. OF this, however, We will endeayor
to keep our readers Informed.
p s.-We learned yesterday that the
President aud Cabinet refused to receive
the resignation Of Col Barbour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
MASS MEETING 18Th S.pt,nb.,

Al ~ adjourned meeting 9th. t,..s
Bell aud Everett 10 ,hi. County. h,du'"
Cour, House, FRIDAY last, N'
Andrew Z Kenpody stated ,b,, !,
sequence Of the 18th o. Sspt,mh,, 80,
been dt-d on A. poe Of The 1sy, o. IA. o.
pepper County ratification nee,ipr ga
most of'bs d'.iipRui.bed .p,.Lsr, u ts,,
.djc,oios states we're spgsgei Tor ,hs, {. %,
for the Jefferson Barbecue
Ahe' some eou.sltsti o, ii -n mo,,g,.,
WEDNESDAY, september l9tb. b., N.
on which the Cuiou u.eu.ofthis count, 49,
meet in Conversion Se--bieb mot, ,
Adop'ed.
The various committees we're svain ,,,,.,,
ed TO meet at The law ofheo Of A z -
dy, on FRIDAY, September lirA. 70 80,
progress WV
LAWSON Bolts. Cs,,
Wh BuEsFTr Sec'v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
Mn nWIcaiNRInot.s .rr.eu.


The Baiiimofe Armenian sriie..,, y. r,...,
'r'eeh Of NJ, srseSinuts, "a ne nHs.s.
iefAs
W. rsbi,h ibis rnornirEa fsfI rSpa,f n g.
A'"r hrecsinfidEes spsr.h. dsuysfra q A,tfsss
nesf LtHihFi,h ksntackY. wsdnssdaY sex b.
e''ener p' himself and Do paw To- fsrg.r-t
" frpofi u Is nrcss'sffay tt.cruusrIsr t5 ..rF,
pare inrompiets voc. mssiuFrvrrr sI.rs.,
Zoe these detects he address apt.at. t. tsv. 20,
a worked one snJ musi greatly tt,sprotn. A.
expectations o the iftrbds 20 ne diat- h~a ,.s
uFmsn u has NOT me afRun-ntauss fHfcr 40. 49,.
a'enfe ~ NJ tfiHeu1sr's sprvsh fu uhrhr
@tepiy.and 'srksthe sffaigh tiffusfd buIfrs., rfs
cps " ard canes 81 ufiFIearr ihhf have fts.-s .,
% Ja1R- Daugas sasHs Mr. msst e.
fe'oes some 90 On" minor cha g. ~tirh tsy- ,,s
h'ouehi sgatntt htn, hrt ~ fafktf srsirr ys< -t
han fepf"bates ~ rt antnut.m vbifh t.fHs p.s
EsiIitE ehsfseisfisiir 90 b. thrrFss r. .,
south msY i's ~sII enough iof Nr Breeze
idfs % sse@fi ihst % - 800 dissricsr. sst fs
droY ihai ~ p'sfr'm upon whicb b. sart, eco
lA'os fNuninn ssnttmfat tut 90 .onr - p, o.
esfis ~"hoat fsteEr 90 dtsappfrhst a. he serve 4,
o. Fsdiet poitic'sns uho cave bscons rfDu h.af
-i"f 'hff dtsnhtnn durtfih~s aad whs ts.Isfs b
isle "i 'he Oston 90 fss solely etoa ne ,,,s, o.
ne sssft Pissti-ansi costssI h. ma b. ss.s
f'spnnr ttl~ fhsfsf0f snd eonuape be- - b.. f..
uhi'a fshntfsi@| u b. On rIsfhfe f.f he r4rsur
!" a'f~ri NJ bfsfsihfifsss persons. uans 90
''Ff 90 i-a''F Iu ftr Caastitu.t.r as rUrrss
,4i''h inf ihs famrahf aaf rnHuaYirr sr.f,. o
i''nn'oh ahich is Re ditIiheuishinr Fa.uf, 49,
suprurFfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
Gnos. nIssEraesEsrar,os.

We hear that The BrseiiDridge speakers
are still retailing to the people the miserable
t,lssbood that John Bell voted for the abo-
litiop Of the slave-trsds in tbe District Of
Columbia.
We have heretofore given the ayes and
nays on that question. We give 10 sssiu,
taken from the Copgression.l Globe, vol II
ps', "a, pages $50 aud $50, Sept 10th,
1850.
SLAVE TRADE ~ TIE DisricT OF cotUNBIA:
" The ball to suppress tho slave rds in
the District Of Colu~biA came up on the
question: IF -, pa,Iege7 Mr. Mason called
for The yeas and nay. on .As passage Of the
bill, aud they we're ordered and we're as fol.
loss
YEAs-Mesrs Baldwin, Benton Brisbt,
Csss, Chase. Claiborne. Clay, Cooper, Davi.
Of MHsaebuss,ts, Dayton, Dickinson, Do &c
q Wpeonsin, DOdge u lo~-, Douglas, Ewing.
Felch, Fremont, Greer, Gwiu, Hale, Ham,
I'm, Houston, Seward, sc.
"NATs- Msssrs Atehesen. Badger. Barn
we'll, BELL" and fifteen Others, all or near
ly ell Souihern Senators
No mao 90 earth can impeaeh john Belr.
record on The vital subject Of southern rights
for, 1t is as clear and as brigb, a. the noop-
day sun Let not the people Of Virginia
aud the South be deceived by the ni.tepre-
sensations aud fslseboOds Of toe desperate
aud iDfuristsd Brsetinridgs speakers Let
the people look at Mr.. Bells record for them.
selves, aud We k'Ots hey will 6nd it without
a Aau - RieAzond HI'g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
nRAUTIluL INCInrnr.

We learn Gays The Riobmoud wbi ) from
the Nashville Banner, that ~ she conclusion
81 the speech Of Major Gastavss a. Hsary
81 THseuDbis, Alsbams, splsndie sud lab,
ora'sly s'fsugsd boqost = rare aud pretty
do"srs Hs' scot to the distinguished 'Essls
O's'or u Tsuse'sse, BY q byas,ifal yoaur
lads, aNasssd to vbieb wss sm. card
viii she iOllosiog sentiment Inscribed tb.,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
AN EXTRAORDINARY r1or,

The Montgomery Post says t5.t'for ,sen-
V'n'e JeAr'-'inee tLe days Of Gen. Jack
'on-tbe Democracy have Ad but one slave
holding candidate for the Presideney-Jas.
h.POlk This fact Is extraordinary for +.
party that Pre,snds to be the best Southern
party, aad assumes to have 10 its special
keeping the honor, and interests, and safety
Of the South.
Since 1910 the Wing, and American. and
Constitutional UuiOn parties, have had three
large slavshOlders for their Piesidential can.
d'dA'es-CiSy Taylor and Bell And since
That year, Of the siI candidates they have put
up for The Presidency, FIVE have been South.
efn born meu-HArri'Ou, Clay, Taylor, Scott
Bell.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
POLITICAL DISCUSSION.

4 political discussion game of on Frid,v
last between TuONAs NJ. IsBELL, Esq, Beck.
inridge Elec,or, and Col A NJ B.RRouR
Douglas Elec,or 1t large a, The Court House
IN ChstlestoWn. ANDREW T. KENSEpY. ESQ
Bell Elsetor, was also To have taken part in
the discussion, but was prevented from do
ing 20 by sudden sickness the day previous
At2 o'clock p VI the cbamp ioes appear
cd upon the stAud-Mr Isbell speaking frat
occupying about two hours, ADD apparently
sP'sking sgAiu'ttime. The first hour va.
consumed with one Of his 1856 stersoty ,ed
hAfangues against Banks and other defupct
issucs. He lAbor,d hard to PROV. John Ri,
an aboiiIoni'i, although he owns 200 negro,
A. Mr. /. is 20 aspirAr,, doubtless. for Con.
grsssionAl bonors, be was rather easy with
bis Doogll' fSie0ds knowing their strength
IN this Di',rie', but nevsrtbele. gave some
bard blows sgsinss Douglas, Squalter Sow
ersignty, and the manner Of BIZ, nomination.
lie vas replied to by Mr. Barbour who
defended With much ability Judge Douglas
and bis nomination. Mr. d said although
fsdersl ofh,s holder he desired 10 b. ,
freeman an be hsd learned that an ,T,,,
was being made 10 dJplace bim-ihat he
vas charged With desiring msrtyrdom. &c
The be denid H. bad informed The De.
Psrtnsnt Of bis oour,s and "a, wiling 20
surrender bis position in The Annoy, should
an inIinauop be gwen him Of di,sad.f.e.
ton
Dir y. 'sid be would not make var szsin,,
John Bell Of Tennessee Though b. differ.
ID with him politically. yet upon N slavery
question. A. veil '' ill tho interests Of the
South, he felt that's man like Bell. owning
400 negroes, vas not likely TO do IN .s, d.,.
rimenial to our welfare lie spoke Of the
maoosr 10 wbish the Democrats party Lad
been broEsu to fragments. b. lbs segs.,or.
Of rensssd' Whigs, ~boss spoils-,ssiog
prapcnsi'is' lead them % The Dsnos,,,f,
AnE' His fetuto Il the f1giiivss from the
Wbig e'u'e, vas viibsriog Tb.rs yer.
other portions Of be rsmsrE. which ~
should ike 70 notice. tui vs ere too unu.ll
10 do 80. 81 Isbsl sor gmsd ovsrao hour
10 sr'joindsr giving M barbour but f.u
~ inu,rs 70 reply
NJ - young man u va his afst
speech in tbi' county, ,nd 30 most sosfss,
tbis DC va 81 ,bls ,H5r, Mr. I.bsni.a
bsnss1ms 're'ks', sni "a old d-bsior. bu,
be found ia ~ B"boar foil n,,,b
rae Nu'TAaY 40 BE PHE-gsr.
We unieuisnd thsl Ell The Military Com
psriss offhs Costty bsvs bsso isvi,sd d, b.
present On ibs sob - tss Grsst Uoios p.
morstistioh 'bd tbsts B.nd Or my,tsi.n.
has tesu procured for their especial bsbss,.
The jefferson Guards. Bots Gy,,.,
ssd l.stehsr Cadets hsvs 90 believe a.
e-yteI TOO invitation Otbsr Compsni,s o.
bope Htl s.so ts rrsssut--sys sIl che sompa-
Ole. s'prsisliy.s' ibis 30 90 b.a -,efsr sT
90 S-9e o., tb- pr,s,T, ,iion q our gIorious
Jaioa, usspsesive Of ossty
Toe isdiss zen a'i dir,oiiars oil b tbsr.
% grsss AZ sssss They ,lusgs sssp step
% ths music 4 ihs Unisa
Come ore, sosssll Bfeskissises men.
Daaels' nsp. ssi Bel usu. Give zee s.y
70 yoag oouatty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
GRAND RALLY
rus
FRIENDS OF BELL 4 EVERETT.

There will be = gr,ui M.. R,
MrrriSs oftbe friend. 81 BEI ~
EkE IL the Cou''i'u.ion. the Ubio,.
aud the Laws, IN The Court. House Squ,r,
10 AsriinsburE on Mgaasy y 2iiA "a, o.
S<ptsAbsr. Distinguished speaker, from
distance viii b prescott to Iidr,.. N.
meeting A cordial iuVits,io, !, ,It..d,d
to nes Of al Parf>s to b. pr,,sp, on tn,
occasion, As rich treat NAV DO .Ip,st.a
Come ooe, Come all Bloudsll. Br.,
Band will be engaged 10 enliven The oesa.,os
by the duloet strains Of music
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
rTF rom he siasnron vind,eIior o. Sep, =.
~e sse the following;
col. A. NJ BARBOUR


We notice that the gallant aud ul,u,..
gentleman whose name heads thi. a,is.,
10 address the Democracy Of J sfIerson o. u.
" to-dsy Mr. Il il bo~ Superintenl,s,
OF the Annoy a; Harper's FAIRY. buG !. too
lar above the seryile iuausuee sf ofienl -.
s''iou 20 permit himself 70 remain A. ~ ct
spectator N this Imports jupeture n 90,
political shai's Col. Ia, b0or. slthouEa con
ParAt yei' quite young mao, IL one Of ID.
most toreible aud COMMANDING speaker, >,
the State With = bold. daring f.,,,,,
e'ari"g clear u-Il b-laueed ADD Co..
Gu i'Vated 10 elect, a pleasing. grrr,faI A.,
inp essi'- adlfsss. ana a ch val,ic. AID b,,,,
heart he promi.es 20 he ore 4 the So, "a.
Ii'ieai dehAiors IN the Stat ant .li ,,.,,
Apowetiui influence amous tbc peorl,
Col Is = son o. thr iI, ir,u,:b-j J,I,
5. Barbour deed II CaIrgrr.r and !,
younger brother q J.rs. Barb D, nd !
; Barbour, the Pre,risnt q The Or,ry.,nJ
AleI,ndra Railroad n, tid, fair 4, nan.
tain The high 'rTat,riou Al orator De.
ostor which b.. ii'tcr e. j1,ed md - s,.Id
. like powerful Iusuetes 9Th the p,uoer..
ey Of the State
Col vii sdircss he Dsn.er,e, r.,
hoeEDghsm at be september Court ~ai.h
Is next Moud,y week
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
cas- ~ nix TMURI

We clip the following from stauueh sup.
porter Of Judge DouglIs--tbs Mt. Vernon
GH'JdraH-publi,bsJ AlmC.t At sis very
home, aud therefore it comes something like
authority bat wants either the Official con.
hrmsti'o or else denial BY authority
Prior to the Baltimore Convention. Mr.
B'setinFidge assured the friends Of Nj,
Douglas in the most positive terms. tha, be
would take the stump for that gentleman in
every NOrtbWesterp State, sbould be be noe,.
mated
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
a VOICE From THE SOUTH,

RANDALL HUsr, an eminent lasyer Of
New Orleans, and one Of the Bell aud Nv.
eret, electors, was lately setenaded at PbilA-
dslPhia, which drew large eoBcourse Of peo-
pie in front Of the Continental Hotel He
made brief'psech, which was received with
great appreciation, in the course Of which
He explained that the Coo,titut loual
UDiSn party bad had its origin 10 the desire
OF the good men Of all sections Of the eouu-
Try TO put an end to the uneeas-
Jog erimioatious aud recrimipations Of the
Northern aud Southern States. We have
tormed party that has carried Kentucky
by nearly 10000 psjority We have formed
= party that will carry Virginia as sure as
to morroU's sun shall rise Tennessee il
With rs, aud North CArolina will be with Us.
They tell you Louisiana is unsound | de.
ny It She is sound to The very core. She
Is true to the Union She will vote for
John Bell aud Edward Everett. ICheers I
i tell you, gentlemen, the South will pre-,
sent almost united front. ICbeers I South
Carolina may be misled by her politicians.
Ii Is possible that Georgia NAV 20 sstrsy.
but venture to say that At least twelve out
oil the fifteen States will east their electoral
votes for Johu Bell and Edward Eyerstt.
(Chsersl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
Ser I.ll ,,sa. aFarrst.-

faoN L.sr
The ssu'imsbt i pos.isally beautiful snd
'hs pretty eooosis oouli osly have originated
30 the poetic fancy Of tros daughter q sbs
soath-s dsvotss o. ths shrine q pstfiet.n
"a fair type q che Hsroiaos oftts Rsvslu
iian' kvsry lsaf sends up prayer f5r che
ptssefvsuoa u tbs Uuia1 The sas ssif,t
q Possy uembiss sp3a every syllable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
coon NIws rnoM t,Iu
A letter received by he y % Crosses,
-om Bolton. T.ra. La. ~. n-L,.,nr

letter received by ,h, y . dresses,
from Bolton. Texas bA. the ..ia.,ng
Geo Houston hls - fsrssr sr- .s, .,rr.
press ihaI supported hiur -tI a. tus- Ear-rt "a.
." BEL and Eysrefr = -. fh.A r.rr.--r p,
yers vii hoi.i the'r nsm.. ID cave Arsu.
het % he probe VII hsv- f,-u inf r .sf.r.rt,
have announced htms,f-.- iaf Bel Ir-t,r.B,,
no'l hiFh here on hr- d. Wui,s.sa.,.
good npSs ffom TsIs.
JupGC D9rGLAs, T,cE ruR1rGu yir.l,
A.-Tbe enthusiastic welcome aud ..ra
gre-'irg fItonivI t. h. t1-tir gai.r.i .,.,...
man a, Norfolk, Peisrsbu,g W.rcI,.,.,
Cha'.e,toWD. iarprr Very HAlito-a arc
other places "a his tour fhr1ugb = psrtIst a.
Nirg Dla. i gratifying msuifsstata ..a q.
The bold which be has uI9u be massgssf 10,
pror We regret 90 Learn thai At Via.
chez iGfifniIies we're siiempte8 o. b..
hap j upon him by baud 4 riotou, nss
They eodeAvored IN most u s-utlsm,sI-
maone'. prevent bis being head Is thu
they failed, however We reg.ai 70 b.. ,bi.
to sbsolse the Bell sui Everett par.y hoa
Any participation II his disgtscsful pro.
essdHg We ~ish ~e c,uld az =. much o.
TIA boilers 80 IdIiipEIo4 Sials,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
LARGE SUE PLY

We omitted last week 10 call attention Of
the public TO the advertisement Of Mr VIZ
p. EAsrERDATs Tic esGblshmebi. FROM
Personal inspection We found the greatest va
ris'y not only Of Tin Ware, but large and
choice assortment Of Stovss. &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

Toe Gfsst Ess.srs uss ksfs,is ib, sstv vsu
'i ss.arsr 30 ss'oasb Ysstrs srss vub 81,
hofs p'orofioas TAS6tsefor. sf no .sa r.ty
a'sriTs rffsf ffsdii io, % 10 d.lstr.a.e ,s.D
a't's Ih- 'hibhss been matf osrrrrss
NJ aife'of' fsisst ma-s mossv ssJ ID. 80
~st' "n. NgE fhs ssms crisymtsston 10 ,ss
'se3 sd rHhs Of 't- smsi'-ft iasyitas ,,s.s
iaves'st be- rrs ~ .h- brsI Laa-fi-. 81, v.tr'
trnf 4 O.. 1 " mirfnu pr ts. 81
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aia as'f agaia fbr chssts bel ,tr. a1sa artV
'.r'ttlof 90 40 mstsFsrs stsHbr. sh,s sfS
- 80 ID. SO Fsft 5f ~tsls f.ssI sui = 20
sfnsa ty s-ti uaH
- Tee L9ussHs Dsmorrst tusss.,j as
''e i'pFiar sef7 sriaiusI sargssusn.
Histm ihs 4fFu steui1 appssf oass.s 80
surutri 'g fttslitth rkafta I'd tts ssf 80
nn hsfhpftf.s PfrtoYufisss ssd $4,000 o.
sff 20 q ahnr hFu uiatf fIa.fst.tt BE-
go uHss 81 Htnt afsinsf We fsffsI fsU'-
$3.50 tnf asta ta hs has tfsu 81 s.sa 80
aht o. 81 Den rfsrY sd zee Hfl nsn So
VOC 600 30 1905 issgsst e. Iaa.s 90
tafe ss ta Ihr ghrf
nTItsrs sfs niss psgsf, .a M.s..st5
'et's s1FpouHs BfsekiarJgs iof Gee ffss..
deuey rs every 1u- az bon - s.tfasisa
- 80 one. holder aadst sc Gt6sIsl % we're
mrnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

H1Ths Fpchmood Va lhdsE very per-
tinsn'ly Ftuafts
TIE Eoqaifsf tbiuks "a highly sndtssi.
ssd sod pobseoaing 10 Judge Douelss .
Presidential esndi5sts, u aats e ssapsiaa
speech Do bot ths Ksqsirsr fsu moaihs
sisss, foagssi ~ We 81 Pfssi3stiial
ssstittts aPon % srousa rsuly. itst be
sssld sasvafs ihs RsFtk nosi fsscsosfslig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

urFeaE leslie bee bs5 30. f9snsf s5a.
ribu'of ~ Rtsiisr' boaud over g. Yep
&c peses iouafl bin The doctor Lad
threatened b ooshids Leslie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13

A smsu paragraph is f1inf tts f'utit sf he
faarsyiis paprrs 'At0aausf -'tar isaftaaais
fhfa thfr afs 81 tenauev TIE people matr
hen tqosf lsisig be- ikis siss ia Mstoaf sbd
Aisfaas itsT ere 81 fqaaWbf anfsf - loci
rhafEs ~ fisaaisa deHFns sft tsF sNl f4eat
loser 10 Nnrfnhef AMER Hai ItsF ui1 ffaaf
oaf ~ sirhs W ave sees surh kIIor trt.rr
IhfT rsn fHnr aiatfr sQ1at fst'sf ed t4aat
lover has 49, sqasltffs 10 safIa saastsaF.,tas
ahlHf'
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hgTbs ysaini. Hsrsld ssys iLst Er.
Gov. sri'h s,afsssss ,h,i John b. ..
better seu,tsfa msn tbsn himssif
HPsss esuussisstou froa Bolivar %
sur trst Peg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-13
susaGvDERtsc

The foi'ovisg eE,fao from tbs late ,p.teb
Of ~ Br,stisriiEe 81 1staaI K-ata-Fy.
V % estimate of h's shsssss 10 Isscbing fbs
Presidency. II sPeatiBE ofbi' aomi5s,isu,
hs ssys
bus en- content Eiib tts ksut 20 Ebich
hsVs besa hesPsd upau me ~ nv gt,'s sri
ny county az Iiart fsrrsf4 r. ~ r..7s-
sTs q f4e gSo'pNrfs lAafs ti|yri-g, - los t.
~ 81 a. SHqfS Il re TvibR SO ~ B.y a.,
asri fir ysarL'
Why, thee. &c sd sill BE fieuds or u.
BfsskinTidgs east thsu vote. fr tim. chen
BE- sdsaits he hzs 90 ehsoes ,sd ioat. o,.
vaFd vith plsasurs 10 ne prosrsc, of.ers,og
BE oountsy 10 ihe Senate q &c Urr,d
Btstss Cor TIE oert sir yesrs