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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-06
LIST, OF LETTERS.

REMAINING in the Post Office, at Musca-
tine, lows, n. Isl, 1860
Persons calling for al vertised letters are
requested to give the date OF the list.
On and after Nov. lit, the Post Office
will be open On Sundays, from 8 to A. NJ
CENTS LIST.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-06

NoN-INrERcoURse.-S Some of tho fire-eaters
Of the South threaten non-intercourse with
the North. They will purchase no article
raised or manufactured in any of the non
.lA.shoading Statesl Tfthey should succeed
- tue adoption Of such a scheme, they would
soon % worse of than Miss Flora McFlimsey,
Tor they would not only have "nothing to
year." but very little to eat
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-06
LEATHER.

| GPANIsH and Slaughter Sole Leather,
~ French and American Zip skins.
| '7'" Calf skins,
Pink and Russell Lining skins,
| Topping skin.-ali colors,
Iron AMI Zinc Heel Nails, all kinds saes thread
Boot Webbing and Shoe Findings gsnerally-just
| received and for see by -la.f
sepl 50 j ogal CHARLES NEALLEY.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-06

SECTIoNALIsM. 1T is noticeable fact that,
Of the twenty-five committees in the Demo-
cratic Senate, the Northern States are not
allowed the craftsmanship Of a single important
committee. Douglas was chairman of the
Territorial Committee, but his .'heresies'
caused his removal, and the substitution Of
Green, of Missouri, in his stead. If the case
was reversed, and the Republicans filed the
important posts in the several committees,
what . splendid opening" it would offer the
Southern sfre-eaters for dissolution of the
Union. i* l7
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-06
Incorporated 1886 Charter Perpetual,

Risks acosPted on terms CONSISTENT with soIvency
! and fair profit. aa
Especial attention giuen to Insurance DWELL
LNGS and Contents, for terms Of to 5 years
The solid service long and successfully tried, and
the In any advantages the A.na Insurance Company
possesses in its line, should not be overlooked BY
those ready 70 insure and understanding their best
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During thss'stringcnt times" the necessity for
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Tho ability of property owners to sustain los
being then much leasened.
q Agencies in all the principal cities and towns
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{ ~ Business attended to With Dispatch and
Fidelity. Cos ssH CHESTER WEED, Agent.
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street. lYi7- sc -f- 100
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SOtft Sensi-.4.ssaasaE Statement

OF tho .ErNA INSURANCE CO., HARTFORD
Conf Incorporated 1919 Charter Perpst ual
& Cash Capital, s., 0OO, 900:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-01-06

ASSETS, JULY LIST, 1859.
CASE. -
In hand and in Bank with
accrued interest, 41SS. 590.22
In hands u Agents, and in --
transit, 161,742 90
U. s. Treasury Notes, and ".at
accrued interest, SO $3.50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
THE FIasT sEcEDER.

The GeOrsetown Ky } Journal, msDsssd
by our young friend JONATHAN FosrER IA
graduate Of the old Wing Republican Of
Winebes,sr) is bIt,liOg msnfully for Bell
and Everett, aud gives US good hopes Of
Kentucky. Ina late number be brings forth
the random sayings Of . Mr., johnson, .
rampant Breek;bridgs man.
johnson 'ays"all He'll can't prevent Penn
sylvaniA from going for Brsekinridge "
Upon which The Journal remarks that this
will not greatly spite old BeelIsbub, for he
was himself the h'st rebel HshAd no, even
The privilege Of Peaeeable secession. He
was thrown from Heavens batussms n,s
and such will be the fate Of other rebels
they must be consigned to the uttermost
depths, to mourn over pleasures Lost aud re-
spect forfeited.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

aMAsCINC IAIk-

The Richmond Wig says-' We have
bsso goiDg for DoogA' 10, several We Is
because We thought he was w.sk.r ia virs-
INA than bis competitor. BuI recent dc,
Telopmenis are begihb ag u Undessiye us in
respect to the relative sITsnath q Brsck
sod Doug We fear us have oversize, The
nark q liuls Appearances row indios,.
that, While most Of Ihs Dsmoeraiis polit eian,
are for BreeEiuridgs, majority of the rank
And hle Of the Democracy are Tor ths .LittI,
CLAM
lt becomes accessory iOr Is, therefore. a.
mAgn'n'mous DeD, 10 change sides sRain -
heneeforib. thea, iet IL be understood that
our influence is on The eide Of Brsekioridys
aad against DVuglss, a. far a. We care 40.
thing about siiber--snd our concern Tor
either - rot great enough to ialsrfero With
our digestion The Truth il, TO BE- sesiou.
Docglss uodeT our auspicious patronage 4,
getiinS 20 be little TOO strong for our com
fort, aud 90 musl interfere 20 Affe.t he IA.
Of bis popularity Ills Squattsr soyteigs,y
dogma 10 very ogshsivs aud odioas I, a. and
Ss sboald consider be election 10 the
Presidsney great pBblis eslsmity, a. We
should itst Of Bfeckinridgs. Bitss Doug
las has the aside track " y, sekiari1ge there
- 90 earthly shov for be latter. ard % We
shall consider O. ehri.iisn duty 90 rae Brsek
90 the back sod lsui bin helping baod 80
re % really raroing 20 IloS tbat ss feel
sorry Tor hin Bat sell leg lor him
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
csURoH MEETING.

Ats quarterly Conferences Of uillsberoagb
Cirsuit, LOadOun Cousty, Va, OF the VI. =.
Church held on the 25,h ult, . resolution
was adopted ealing for District CoovsaiiOn
., Winchester, he sr., Monday 10 Novsn>
Der, TO bs composed Of o, lhird Of Ministers
aud i-o thirds Of lsymsr 70 consider ,bs
question Of their Church relations
s. s ROsEell was appointed clerical dele
gate, add w S. Mercer, and l. J. White lay
delegates.
On the 3olh Of July. join, meeting, Of
the male members Of Hillsborcugh Circuit
aud Leesburg Station, Sas held. Rev. b.
Hough in The Chair
The object Of the meeting haviog been
stated the Rev JsO. Landstrcst offered The
follouisg resolutions. which, after due de-
libera ion and debate, in which, Reysrends
s ;. RO.Isll, FIJI Ri,ebis, aud ". y. Mer,
GER, participated, -srs uDsbin ously adopted,
l. Rs'olvsd, That ubsoD ai,iOpsl sepsra-
ton from the General Coafersbes which me,
at Buh 10 10 Day last, il necessary to the
future integrity aud prosperity OF n stbodism
tofs aNehAeet eNN AuNh TUG ueGt beeton OF
the Baltimore Annusl Conferences 10 the ul-
timatum Of time 10 which We can submit to
identity vita that body
2. That . Convention Of delegates. flaw
and clerical) from ell the circuits aud stations
within the bounds Of the Baltimore Annual
Conference, prior to the n-N, ses.iou OF that
body, IL necessary 10 proper understanding
Of the action Of the General COnfetsncs. the
beat mode ofSedTess undsr the oifeumstau
oes, and the peace aud unity Of the church
aud that in our ia igmsnt il Is tho duty of
the Presiding Elders 10 call "a eooven
ton at as early day as prseii,Able.
B That the ratio Of representatives. 10
said Convention, shyuld be 40 lay 10 one
elsriels delegate
That these who agree with Us in seq
tneut be reques.sd to meet Us al the Lou
doun Camp Meeting on Tuesday. August
2lst, for the purpose Of eObfetIing upon
tho subject.
=. That copy OF these resolutions DO
forwarded to the Pesljiug Elders Couyen>
ton, which meets A. Sisanton, August let,
1850, for the consideration Of that holy
9. That the proceedings Il this meeting
be Published IN the papers of this county +,
and tbs Baltimore CHRISTIAN Advocate, aud
that all the Pspers pub ishsd within the
bounds Of the Conference Be requested 70
copy.
b H0UGH, PTssilsbi.
W. +. MERcER. Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
THE VOICE OF RocKIScHan.
WILE3 I ATLUN, %
GEo. f.. PUGH,
ALBERT RUsr.

The undersigned Democrats OF Rocking
ham, respectfully request their Fellou Dem
ocrats TO attend the STATE DEMOCRAT.
&c CONVENTION. TO be bold in SrAuS.
TON, AuGUET l6rH. $50, for the purpose Of
representing the CeuOty in said ConVen,
ton.
The above call is made BY 2s2 Of the vo-
Ter. Of Rockingham. The Valley D.ssoerai,
in Publishing the call, says
"The above lisa was gotten up within the
las; Day or two, and had an effort been made
or time besa sUfheiebt, at least f.eo thou
saHd signatures could have been Obtained -
The voice Of the Rockingham Democracy,
IN this potential manner, speaks With much
:Hors force and authority thau the primary
SsSSmblsgo Of few politicians. This list OF
names, composed. a. it is, Of the sat stantial
voters OF ibih county, add the reflex Of all
classes, IL proper index as to the sentiments
Of the Rockingham Democracy. That this
Sounty is thoroughly aud Overwhelmingly for
Douglas, there can be no doub', sod the idss
Of November will show iBo tAou5aad fresmIn
Of Rockingham resistIi g the schemes Of Van.
csy, Rhet. e. Co., to dissolve the Govern
mss', sod ProeiPlats' the South 'iato rsVo-
luton.
He's then, Ne ask those entertaining the
idea Of the intention Of the Rbe,t party TO
disable the Government" join 10 any oOali-
tion With the Rhett paTty1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

We are sorry tbs, our hsigbbor Of The
Free Pres 80 veil ~ eli others Of the South. .
ern Press, are cot our so-lsborsrs 10 The ,rus
course o. cur Southern homes aud arss,ds,
bat probably they suppose they ere doiss
this By the oourss thsy are purs1isR Hap
~ oil u Be u they are oot mistaken - IL,
aeeeaaeHL
II 70 'SPpOrs Brsokisridgs, she sssdid..s
Of the Daant Miss Is 10 sonsutats as go
labsrsrs 10 iho true course u oar Southern
bon and hrosIdssr 70 masi Be- counted
Gus. The prime movers Of she brsakiae ID
q The Democrats Conventions 81 Cbulss.
Ton aUi Baltimore are avossI Dhusios ists
SD ftbs Democracy broken toto f,samsbts
BY asP ifing ADD Union hating demsesguss
choose 20 fsii0v 10 ibs vsbs q such pai,iass
rhsy ill 90, 66d as nth them. Our abom..
snt arss.les" are no, to Be protected by soy
saoh class
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
ssw sPArss cuAsas.

The WIScHksrER KErvBLicAx, nov In il,
thisth year. aud generally 10 the hand, Of
capable and influential conductors. has
changed perpetrators, dating from the arst Of
July. Mr.. George Z. ssDs.nsy, Who has
sosdus.sd !, Nth great ability for the l.st
Ten aud half years, rstires 10 . graceful
and vsll-wrietsu vslsdiesory. causing tegr..
,ha, one 30 gifted shosla r.tirs from . pur.
suit for which bis edueztioo aad attainment,
have 20 veil s;ted him.
Mr.. JoHs ID. RIDEsorn, q skiilful and
energetic prio,sr, is the new proprietor, and
be has given the venerable aud popular Jour.
nal new dress. The editor, Mr.. By,pY
ID. Bs.Ir, "a graduate Of the Free Pres. or
hce) has already, IN brief ,Ipsriepoe, given
s'idsass Of ability and jsdsemsp, 10 ,b.
management OF oevspsper. The RErvu.
LIcAs pursue' the good old Wing pathway
aud is doing good service 10 the e.u,. Of Oh.
Coosti utiOssl UDion candidates, Belt and
EVERETT.
Mr.. b., in his introductory says
f~ef w FHettCth viii oenttnua
an ardent and hrn supporter OF the p.,io,.
oil, conservative Wing principles. To INV
min, there IL something magic IN the mama
Of wbig Iembrsosd The faith in NV int,n.
cy, when gloriou, Harry Of The w.si va,
Al The zenith OF his fame. Tba, h.pnv
hour has uPoo my hear, sci deep and dos,b.
less spell, aud II oil our hopes should DO
blasted, add the old Wing ship 6n.lly .iak
TO rise no more, I can at least rega,d tb,
hour embraced whig principles as the
dearest star Of msmory's b.sv,n' Having
followed the Wing banner In the DAYS Of i,s
adversely, when olosds aed storms threat.
sned 70 sngulph il, 10 would b folly for M /.
to desert it now, when gathering sunshiu.
scenes to be settling on its crest, aud when
Indications are 30 encouraging for the eaus.
OF Bel EreieH oad "a. ConSfitsIioa. In I,
my pride aud boast thai east nv vote for
the noble Gcggin 81 the last Gubernaiori.i
election. aud that my vote a. least added
one to the majority which sspt TO the Ma,
tionsl House Of Representatives. the gala an,
and sloqusut Botslsr'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
NO COAPsosIsE-wARroru e
KNIFE.

The Nsiiooal Democratic Executive Con-.
nii's' at Washington City, have addressed
circular to the party throughout the u
mon, setting forth the state Of the contest
between the two wings IL 10 very long. oe-
euPyi1g SIX columns Of the Herald, aud we
cat oniS give the conclusion;
Fellow Ciiirsps-ws have thus explains
ed at length the controversy between the
supporters Of Brsekipridgs ADD Lsos, upon
,hs cos eide, and the regular pomisees Of the
Democratic party upon the other:
IL remains for Us TO add, as tbs sentimeut
OF the Democratic National ConveatiOs, and
S th. universal sentiment Of the supporters
Douglas and johnson, that DO con promise
whatever 10 admissible We desire TO ascer-
tain the strength Of the Saiiousi Demoe..sy
10 every State, y Jrth add South, add ne in-
ena 70 .'eers.is u We have made no
proposition Tor . joint electoral ticket 10 any
STATE aud We earnestly sxbort you 20 reject
saea pfopositioss Indignantly, Whenever and
wherever made IL wv have any friends In
any State, let those friends call . State Con-
vsnhop % once ssd non iaate Q full slseto>
raj ticket, pledged to the exclusive support
Of Douglas aud johnson. We ear agree TO
right Of . fsetious msjority to dictate their
oun terms Of co opsrs:ioa-ssfs then, 10
violate the solemn professions Of the Demo-
cratic party and ,ranpls under foo, our Dem.
oeratic ussges-vOuld be TO disband the ma
tonsl organization at once. Do bot fail
Therefore, 20 act Immediately; assemble your
selves everywhere, by States. by counties apd
by peigbbotboods; take no counsel, aud Lis.
ten &c no suggeStiops from those who have
90 shsmeially deserted the Nation.l Democ-
raoy. Every vote for Breckenridge and
Lane u q vote indirectly, at least, for Lin.
coin aud Hsmlin; . vote for inau suratipR
en- 'irrsprsssible conflict between the North
add the South, aud therefore a vote for ths
Disruption Of the States
BE not deceived by the plau,i ole assertions
Of Jour enemies Breckintidpe and Lane
have no strength, not the IL ast, in any of the
Northern States. They will no, receive ono
aisctorai vote 10 the Mouth, aed except, Per.
hsps. IN three or four Northern States. will
not have even an electoral ticket.
a On ;he other hAp q, il the Southern De,
moeraey should noe desert tie Democracy Of
The North, u Wo old be an end Of the alliance
between taem.--What remains, then, 10 the
South u she would maintain the constitution,
the Union, and the integrity aud usages Of
the Democratic party, bu, he cordial sup
port aud consequent election Of Douglas and
Johssont
We commit these issues to your aetsrmip.
alton. Their importance cannot be over &C..
timaied they involve the fate Of abe Dem
oeratie party and ofthst Union it has 90 faith
fully, and constantly, and IsAlously usin-
| taiosd.
Mills TLrtoR, Chairman.
GEo. f.. PUGH,
AIREaT Rrsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
TMEN-AND NOW.

10 the PresidsDtial canvass Of 1856 The
Democratic Journals Of the state charged
Milard Fillmore with beiog 40 AbolitiOni,t
Of The deepest dye and, smODg other things,
cited, as proof Of the charge, his vote 10 the
Asgatire upon a certain motion Of Mr.. Pat
ton Of Virginia, in the House u Represent.
atives, to suspend the rules in order to allow
him to introduce motion providing for the
tabliDg Of all petitions for The abolition Of
Slavery, Sc. This vote was parAdsd to the
public as clear aud indispu,abls evidence of
Mr.. Fillmors's thorough abolitionism. Dean.
ecrAtic huEzas aud bats went up at terrific
rate, and Mr.. Fillmore was,aetually made 40
abolitiouist by the noise End confusion which
followed this most eonvinsing aud powerful
and positive proof"
Now, 10 1860, John Bell is denounced Is
az AbOIitiOnist aud column upon column Of
these same democratic newspapers is devoted
to The exposition Of the testimony upon
which they found the charge aud We are
eGultingly pointed 10 Mr.. Bells voc upon
It's same motion Of Mr.. PAttoa 10 susp nd
the rules, ard We have it thuudsrsd toto OUT
cars that JOhO Bell is 8 monslrous and vile
abolitiobist-G traitor TO the South, b. oauss
he voted 10 the afr mat,re = dire oily the 9th.
sr way from Mr. Fillmore
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
rms Alias oF LIscoLs.

Whatever may be the disclaimers on..hs
subject, the fact is indispuiabls tia, the 90.
esdsrs from the Democratic party arc the al
lies Of Lincoln. They complain Of the SEQ.
honsl character Of the Republicsn nomina-
lions, there being no properly chosen dele
gates from the Southern Sta.ss in the Chioa>
60 Convention. And the like may bs said
Of thu Bfsckinridge nomination. II is alto>
gs,her sectional The seeedsrs asse mbled
in the Hall Of the American destitute, mus
tered los, OF which sixteen only we're from
the North, aud thirteen Of these sere ofiss.
FOLDERS, no. appointed to . seetiooal, ba, 10
. pa,ionsl Convention.
Brsskibudge vas not pot up against the
common adversary. but expressly 10 dive
Douglas from the keld. IL This should no,
be accomplished, the effect must inevitably
be TO give the votes Of the No.the-n Sutes
TO Lincolu. Is il not fair, then, TO set down
the sscsdiog Democracy as the most efficient
allies Of the Republicans There can be no
illiberali,y in making thi. ..sriptiou, for
whatever may be the ssO'ite, the fact is iuds-
putAbls. They exhibit, too, an exquisite
modssty in the whole proceeding Firs,,
they split their party in enmitJ to Douglas,
then seeing their ova hslplessnsss, they turn
about aud i@PlOrs the Douglas men to save
the party The discarded portion Of the
party surely cannot be insensible TO such
winning appeals They will doubtless help
to save party, but their efforts will be TO save
u from 'be eontes, Of disOrgsniEors and go
cessiOris;s. Truly does the New York News
regard the attempt OF Buchanan and The
Senatorial CT que to force a candidate on the
party as dishonest and disloyAl act which
deserves defeat"
To the honor Of human nature, ne have
yet heard Of no disposition on the part Of the
Douglas men to lick the hand that smites
them.
Senator Mason aud Attorney General
Tucker Gill learn, in q short time, that their
fulmh atoms will have u. little effect. Thsy
cannot slough off, the rank AMI hIs by 40
imperial poser or insulting snser. They
have no materials to spare, aud both Of them
will need the help Of Douglas Democrat.
when the time comes for the people to pas,
upon sslfappointed leaders aud dictatOrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
A REFUTATIoS.

Had We space in our columns, NO could be-
yond thsshAdOW Of a doubt, rsfats The stlesppI
Of the diSuoiOD BrsCkiurdgsites prints TO
mislsad the people upos ihs Record Of
JOHN BELL, the only Upios aud
reliable candidate now before The American
People. BY gAtblsd extracts, interpretations,
aud every other species Of fraud, an effort is
made to show JoBs BEtL, Southern mao
owning over one hundred aud City pogroes,
80 abOliIioEist HOW, ss ask, can yyiais as
suniog ADy regard fos truth sad fairness,
aud especially prints Who profess a great
love and references for The interests Of the
South, Villify such a pssrio, - joss BELL,
Uhsa IL IL evident that neither BrvekinridgO
DOR DOuglss have The Jess, shadow Of .
esance foe .lsOiiObl Do they take their rec.
dsFs 70 Be Jack Asses OF Males They Ell
TIER do 90, or class them ss fools OF knaves.
We Only dssirs that the people will take
The Record Of joss BELL - iti is mao for
balfa century in public Iifs--sbd s1smibs IL,
and see II there is Obs single set ubish has
not - bear, the good Of she snlirs Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09


With such sentiments ss covered in the
following resolution published 10 the Rich
moud Euquirer Of Friday list, Of a Brsot.
inriags meeting 10 Williamsburg, how can
the Democracy unitei--
-. RSs1irsd. That ws know no difference
betWeeu 5. \ Douglas aud Lincoln. and can
ouly see 10 either an enemy to cur State aud
OR liberty, a. 4 our hfesides
There now (ssys the Richmond Wbig !
These Williamsburg Breckenridge Democrats
zee ia Douglas 'OHiy an sHeay 10 orr STAT,
and our iibs'fy, and ar 6,shdss "-snd they
declare, therefore, that they sould a. soon
see Lincoln elected as Douglas What will
The DOuglss pen 10 Virgins, sud through
out The South, say 70 such dsbuoeiatiou Of
thsir Distinguished standsrd-bearsrP Are
they wiling, after this, 70 even think abou.
oomPTOmiso With the arrogant aud iptoIsr-
got Ysncsy Bfeckibridgs fssiiou' Can they
honestly and boBorsbly uaiis With these
Breekiugridgs traduosrs Of their oandidaie.
10 support Of the sane electoral tieksti
We shall see
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
rpEcIp,rArE A REVOLUTION.

D;.n,;.. thai, men, ,,-oo.s. =. ,b,v
NAV no s,ne man can dous, tb,, \ di,solu.
- linn ~ N. Union !, lie Intimate object Of
a.. s,ce5e,. Who M, mn B,eck,pridee and
I,pe a. their le,seu Thew pretend TO split
uoon A Dyine,yle We, som. Of them are i'm
rIo,ipv TIE very men whom thew hsverepu.
.i,,cd "a ioin th,n ia fssioH. aud help to
rive At least the Cotton Statss" to Brrek-
,p,idve 40 that. the North being divided,
Tho election Of Lincoln NAV be the excuse
90 fally the South, and especially to "pre>
sibitats the Cotton States into a revolution. Z,
~. a,,b,. an. TIN. ohi.,t NJ mt
ing up DfecA'nt'ogs' let Nun .'a' '"S SUI
joined extract from ietter OF W IN l. lan-
eey, Of Alabama
II Nh. scesde,s can sleet Breekintidss,
~. ~. ,o;l. iii b. r.,r.,n,,.d IN N.
'A !,
necessity for precipitation. If their .sor,
result 10 The election OF L'neOio' 'esn toe
ul'ra measures u'y DC ao0P'sa "o'n iAe'
"sy i''esnaa0s
A's .h' o'rue' 9'a,es OF "a'5'auu, VII"
g'ni'i hsn'o01y Ana missouri feASJ 70 pro
3 1"o'0 eensmsS ~n'oh wiz pace '"eu' 'o 'oe
A'''u's OF A0'-soon~ 70 zoe s'o"hg pow
o' ,ue '0r'' ~ P0''''"' e'o '','e
'n' ""''I"'''' 'u' 'Dey 0'o'0' afeo' '1'
= 'm , &C.: arc ny' 'O0 '''u % 40 'H'
nsuNHs "eH '.OuO'' 'u"ss' '"e ye0~'o-
ana 'n' "eS"a"i's' '1e D.'u'h''sa sons OF
"-'' '"'
~
Auu
o'' ueAsonH"'' ''1'Iu'0's near o'm
- ~. .'ou1' PA.yi =" '. ", 10 see,
do =, our f.tbrrs 5,d o,g,niTs comm,,,ss.
Of safety all over the Cotton States, aud i,
is only IN them sha' we can hope Zoe an ef-
iee'ye mo'emsnt-.'e' "'" h'e ne SosfherH
~" - "a D's ',D",' -, ~ "a,, ,'e eoa,'
b. on, o,ganissd concerted aeilor zee ,sn
ty,cipiia.e tie Cotton Slares into a yere,u-
10 n" WM l. iANCEY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09
aEVRRETr HOUSE.

Upon = recent visit TO Martinsburg, We
dinsd At the "Everett Houss," kept by our
friend RANEs. IL VAS sumptucus enter.
iAinmsBt We counted upon the table at
least nine different varieties CT vegetables,
several varieties Of meat, as we'll as other side
dishes, and . zoe desert Of Fruit, Pies and
Cakes. IL vas the remark q = geutlsnan
a stranger. at the table, that be had travelled
over che Valley Of Virginia, aud for good
fare the "EVeret, House vas not s1eellod
By spy similar establishment This j, great
praise, bot 10 is deserved Those Who stop
With Mr. r., will realize its truth - hide
peAfsHl DrsOeraf.
twssg uish our psighbor Of the Iads.
PsHfsst 10 bis views in regard 10 the Ever.
EFT Hosss.' Mr. RAHER IL a model caterer,
as all will Gnd ubo Visits bin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-09

y negro man, Gsorge. . ssrvabt Of John
. raeEe'i. E'q q this county. % Rfiday
nighi last, attempted " barKlafious enter
TOE GARY Of Ssmssl Wreht. E.q. nssr
thariesiosu, aud sas discovered 10 M. sst
y Af samuel Wright j. vho cred anon
hi@' hhling bin ibsiantly A jufv a IN.
guest ga hsld 90 saturday mofbiBs spd ths
ise's elected proved tbsi he b.efo esas -
s pc asaih ~ p'stol sbot, Efsd by samuel 4
HHgai but thut his intention uas uot \,
all. - iasfepesdesf