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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

an glad that Dr.. Kisgslsy, in shs outset 81
this di'cuss'es, gave 10 . religious tarn. IL
esgas 70 be - considered Every man
should regard himself . religioas man IN
this dissussion, entirely Q religious man. II
regarded mysslf IS usseriptursi 1 woull
change. L ask the opposite party IL they do
not oceupy the soti.eriptursl position, By
ptsSsnting as from preaching 10. Gospel 10
the poor api the ouic.sts OF the earth. II
.tssy visb TO sgita,s The gu .stion, o. The, do
ls, them 20 TO the right p ace; but the Chu,eh
II not the righ, place. Why, sir, you mig b,
~ veil pass IesOlsiion q kio., oil the cot.
ton mills IN New England a. to hope by an
act Of yours 10 alter the Institution Of slave.
-ry---No sec'ssiAstiesi snsctments Of yo,r,
can do al, deed. What you do must be by
moral influence.
1, Is aid here that sone, being instruct
ed by The eopfersnees, ~,li act contrary TO
tevir Osr Judgement Nos, sir, eau these
spUual eopts soess present. ., broad yiss o.
10 nee ssaty 70 = righteous Jscisioaf Il il
soi trus that they ars frsgusotiy governed
oy local Pr'jud'ees! IL . delegate comes
here, % he not under obligation 20 dee do
righteou'ly, aud free himself from all tram
neis ~ all hazards, aud act the part Of an
honsas man and Christian1 Bat soms say
they mssi keep Up their reputation in the
annual eonfsrspcss Nov, cir, this IL mach
~ 'ns poht,c'ans talk but it 10 net prep-r
arguments Tor rs. Let u' not act for mere
personal popularity. When this 10 the s.ss
the principle OF the man is ~ los shh
Every mas should act Aeeo, diss TO HE own
individual opinions, b-causs he "a To give &C.
count OF these 10 the entire Chursh, asd "a
the great Head Of the Chsrea.
IL ve consider thi. subject disp.s.ioe,ts.
ly, We shall feel Ourselves uadsr obligation
10 reject the rule advocated By ,hs IN .jori
". What rays that Majority Report a, 10
the Goldeu Rule: DO unto other. a. you
would that hey shoui do unto you o. Thi.
Geiden Ruls has been vsrio usly referred to
Do they nssn that 10 my nsigbbor ,,dss Ia
hia carriage l mus, do the SANE, and rio.
esysai Oh no, say they our conscience /.
10 be the judge boz Ne .ould like TO b
hestsd By oshers, aud hos ". should tree,
them. Why inco por.ts that rule in the
Di'splins, When every man believes himself
TO lie undsr the dominion Of bis eonseiepcsi
1 tell you, CIR, there are none more faithfal
and SEEING In conformity ui,h conscience
than those who msnsge The d, fieult question
OF slavery amid ihe tang itssI You eau.
not place yourselves in their position. They
are seeountabls not only for themselves
but also for Others, their slaves. or tho.
around them. They feel this to be 80, and
act accordingly. Nov, who can say this !,
not ,of Thsrsfess the application 6f tho
GslJss Rals 10 abe Majority Report Is not
piper. You are then 10 entertain iu,,
feelings toward Us, and ue toward you. Il
We purus this harmonious course, I doubt
n-s that ue can preserve the interests Of our
beloved Zion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
AsntsKnsAsr.

- ~ = "a. "a
Oar sisissss have ssjsysd ss.sse dsss
70 DE hear, Of every shris,i.p, --ss ..Aibs-
too Of The "Durssry Of the Lord the Sea.
Gay School.
% Sunday lasi, the ssbls,h ssseei s.-
tsshsd to the Prssbytsrias Chsrsh Of ,Ais
place, held i's snnivers,ry meeting, and ia
hearts Of ell engaged 10 this work we're great
ly sirspgtbsrsd and encouraged Ala o..
clock tbs School marched TO the body cftbs
Church, tskipg posssssioe sf the middle
block efpsva The services usre opened
By DIR. DurTos. Pastor. sAs gave 90, fran
thai beautiful little eolisetisn sf sssdsy
School hyaps. styled The Sunday Sehsol
Mssie Book, "wsss gathered hers' Rev.
Mr., BsRsr thee read th chap. Of Proverbs.
DR.. DrTrsS then offered up most appro-
PIRATE prayer, after which the shildrsa ,aog
one Of their Beautiful little songs sonrsse.
lag "when the morning. light
Mr. BEaRr eopgrstslaisd the Church
upon having such sehool-rsfsrrsd ia .
warm add interesting manner 10 tho object.
sos,smpla,sd 10 BE- sssoopiish-d b. such au
orgsnisatioa-adsptei his marks so % 20
bripg them within the scope Of the uedsr-
standing Of the ebildrsn 10 szplaiaisg she
different points suggested BY the ssbjss, mat.
ter which be had selected from the word Of
God.
After the address Of Mr.. B., the Sapsr>
is,ssdsss, Mr. Dawn Hu.rusrrs, Who,
though comparatively youog, has With such
. willing aud Eealous hear, entered iuto "this
good work" a. TO sIei.s snulaiisa Of those
solder aud wiser thaa be-" prsessasd 10 ds-
tribute ihs books TO the e,assea Class az
ter class vent up, and each child rsesivsd
some gin, and every childish hear, vas glad
dsoed, While mono went sssy empty.
The Superintendent gave some ct .tis.ic,.
The nambsr Of school entire 10 us, Of which
&c are Teachers.
The children thea .sog. Scene, shildrsn
come, after which Dr.. Dvrr,s made sbsr.
address to Tsschsfs, Uhudrsa, and Par.
sO's-urgiog upou teachers che great and
rs'Pon'ibio duties dsvoIvisg upoa them a.
such upon parents thsir duties To their
children, a. we'll as TO their Goa-upon the
children to Be careful 60 obey and rs.pee,
th,r tsae-srs, ADD 10 come regularly and
receive ltaf bread, which alone il the ab,,.d
Of life"
The exercises were concladsd by singing
the byua styled "Isf.nt Choir which va.
executed With much feeling The words re-
exceedingly touching. We give verse
There's choir Of Iafsai s1ne.,ets.
Whis-fobed, rnund he SsvioaT's ihroae
AnseIs cease, add waiting lislea
Oh ris sWeeter Ihan heir Own
Oh they eahnot clog 700 eafSx
FAthefA. sand not In their Wsy
Birds DO sing, While day 10 btsskiux-
TEL me- thea, Why should not ihsy1
After the conclusion Of The hymn The
school was dismissed 80 usual, one class after
another leaving without eoSfasion.
TIE congregation owe debt Of gratitude
to the Superintendent for his most Mduou.
and uprenit;iDg labors 10 this mos pro4se-
tive portion o. his Lords vineyard, yet, Il
be receives nsaght on earth, We do know 10
the upper city be will have many seals AZ
testimonials to The faithful discharge Of ID.
Obligations laid upon him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
ROUND TaIr rIcxsTs.

The Bahimors and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has made prompt and extensive ar
rsossmsuts for the transportation Of visitors
70 Baltimore during the time OF holding the
National democratic Coaventios there, on
the 18th Instant IL has been the arst toll re.
duos The fare upon It's owl road. aud 70 ar
range, also, with its humorous sonnsetisg
Iisss in the West add 10 the North and Sostb.
West, Tor general aud joint reduction By
through round trip>tickeia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

To liquijsts ChVTeh dsbI, the Ladies' Oi
the Episcopal Cbarsb Of tbiS tovu win hsys
prepared, 90 Tomorrow, the sib, 81 the
Court iIOuSs, DipssF - tieksus shy ssnn =
70 uhieh Ihsy invite the sisssiiOs Of The
publis
csTtsialy these Interested is ssursh nat
lsr', sud particularly 10 The ladies ssssubed.
gill 90. si'bhoh their seotribasiOns. Re.
Ds@bsF the Diobs' =, ihs Coart .Hoass. be.
tussn The bouFs Of Z ssd ~ ~ 90 Friday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
zee Kouaru or July.

IL IL quite time that our siGissns we're Ia
klhg some sisps 70 prepare fOF The proper
eb'erVAne, Of The birth day Of our Nstioaal
lodepeudspee. We suppose that every cit
iEsn Of the eonBusisy sill join heartily 10
sssJprepssal 10 properly eeIsbTsls tbis saliOn.
81 anniversary. That ths intrusive nay b
takss, Ss propose that the silissss 81 sLs
iou0 sod v'cisily meet in Ihs Court, Hoase.
on TussJsy svssiDg, Jass 18th lost, 81 8
s'eleek, p. M LadePssIsnf
I'VE join eur ootsnporAry Of The Isds-
pendent for setisn on The suLjssl, sad iruss
that eur sitiSsss generally will nevs In .hs
matter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
rne BAasosiou. pssocsAsr.

! W.
s '''eh Unused s'tse eseorass'
notes Of the difusst ~ssss Of ne h,rmo-
Nous Democracy, ss they style thsnselves.
Douglas will b, sevi..,.J =, B.l,;uo,. ,s,.
:,
P,s'so' 's'''' 'sA''" a'm
" some OF our sos'hsfs 'e'sDpofsr's'--snd
then vsv G,ss easi.g N b. then, ssd th.y
will swear ,b., b. A..s, . p...,,l, of .,,.,,
T., ,.h.,h;.
"s's "e'ov sh'
"'''s IRON 'os SP"h' and from the Mar
unsburg RsPsAieas in order that our read
ers may contrast Oh. view. Of these o,y,n,
III. ,,,,,;.. NJ J.au
.xe.sdis,,, :. ,;c.. !" se eS -. VIC are
.ee... Nm ~ an. .,o..sss :r.s-.;s ue
....; -,... .eeess.ency OF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
CoURT or ENQUIRY.

The Court Of EuSuirYa, the ins,Ases oil
Col. 4. W. Baylor is nov 10 session at ,his
place. The COur, is composed Of the fOIlsv-
ing gsntlensu. Col. RoBIHsoH being detail.
10 'bs place Of Col Jones.
Gen. Jas II. Carson, Of Frederick, Presi.
dent, Col. Dsrnosi, Of Clarke. Col. q. Green
Of Rhsppsh.Boek, Col. I. Robissos, Of Bs,ks
ley. Col. j. w. Ware, Of Clarke, Capt. BOsls
OF Jshsrson, Ja3gs AdVOesie. Clson Moore,
E'q Provost Marshal
An AdjOsrDnsBt viii probably take plass
this afternoon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
THE RxoELLesC CIV OF QUA TICKET.

That able ADD siauDei conservative journ.
a., The Boston CsHTiSr, says that the nom
I"ation u Bell and Everett addressed it.clf
at once 10 tho reasonable convictions Of the
people, and wHs accepted With ssrnes, aud
s'nesre eoOgrstulatioS, by honest men who
seek the peace and safety Of the country, in
al honorable aud spleDdid admibistration Of
ITS government Being soborly and lastly
founded on principle. it will grow mose aud
more IN favor, shd uill work its usy iato the
minds snd hearts Of he people. Noisy aud
artificial dswoustrstions may attend sueh
sominatioos ss those offered 81 Chioseo-
though - Jet We bsvS seen no evidence Of
aSy very ardesI ssthusiasm 10 aoy quarter,
and least Of ali here but ell this masI soon
exhaust itself, Tor want Of any real vitsli,v
ruth 10 great, aud sill pFsvsil while false
pEeisness must slink back into that obseurity
iFea' which the PrStssdsrs hsvs unWis.iy
dragged them 10 ths uneongsnial light.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

eEA0UiLLa oALLswAT. a arsmAs % tbs
Wsshisgioa bfsssh Of The RsiIFsad, sas
killed 90 hsDd'y Isst on BE vsy 10 Bslli>
no'' 10 isssiss forward from BE poe, le
sHspins The issSks 81 tie tssdsF, he ssms
N contact uish The sViishbsIl 81 the ssatioa,
and cas- kOOstsd fro- bic Ps,,, asd Instant
y killed He ws' placed SpoS The Rsis SD
aiken 70 Bslti~oEs. lie sas - usmsrisd
@'o, sbOst 20 Jsars 81 ses, hsyiss noshss
SD sister dsPsaasst uPou bic sEsrtisss for
support. The seeidsut occurred bstvsss
BladepsbuTg ssd Bshsvills.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
Bank OFVIcKRs.

The following gentlemen eOpsti,uts the
nsu Board Of Directors for the Branch Of
the Valley Bank, located in this towu
BY ne STATE. BE- he Stockholders.
Wells J. HaEks, Cap. Johs NoI.t.
RobL W. Baylor john G. Wiltshire,
ThonAs q. Green John W. MeCuFdy
Thomas Rutherford
New DirseiOrs
The former fsiibfal ASd s6eisut osesrs
Of the Back are retained, sad lie soadiIiob
IL represented ss psvH being 10 safer sod
seaBdH eondtsoS thea At prsssaI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

The editor 81 ibs LyaebbsrE Republ,es.. an
ultra ds@oersfabd delegate 70 the reeest brssk.
dova eosVsa''os 81 chsrIesos. seahs hat ID.
TishS ssd Aesof Of the soulh ~ouh Be- self. asdsr
The sd@isI''fs'ieh Of Bell sad Evsrsn. TIE
Rsystiisss says
A. loeg - this Eevsmnsnt u adminislsrsd hy
e'esf ne DenocraHe o. BoaIAsrR Oprssiilon
PsHy. ssd spon ~ pfisetpsss shirh tAsy r,sp-e.
isvsiT ieseh ihefs csc " se PFohabis RgossSs f,f
adissolution 81 The Ubiss. II re assi Pfsaidsn.
Iial election iefminass IN The slectioa Of tke
psnosrai'e iietst % 81 Bell sod Evsrsu, We PIE.
sane ihs sshsiaatiai fiabis SD hosouf OF ne
aostA siI b. e y fsf he asHt fosf Vesrs a ,s,
Lei ne pfepk ~ he 6oa,h, ihsteisfs psil,suT
sSsh bet Jesse. N sighsf n he pafIes 10 uhIeh
Se fsis5 sssetsh 30 sksii have prgttv fsiisbis
Rass aPon ~ Usion fer he nsHt fsuf ysar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

Col Ages MeDosald Of Winchester. W.,
u 70 sail iOF E0fo ., Tor The puFposs q sH-
aiming iato ne Stale paper Ace 10 Loo.
don fof sKisiing svidssgs Of he carly times
81 YiFginis. The Secretary u che Cen
mosssaltb. lslsly paFsbassd 60 stsissoosunt
from Dir. btsvsss. Of the Biitsh hassum
10 Loodop, "a iodsE 70 eli papers Iu said
eAss, Fslaiiog " she ohissts proposed % -
seeoDplished ~ ths joafnsy. Col heDoa.
ED, u is supposed oil b snsblsi - dsvsl-
% great deal tending 70 solve she qussiioa
q disPaied bousda'y bsiussh Msty lsad ssd
YhsisiA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
BALTInoaR a OHIO n. n.

IL will be seen BY reference to time table
In Hnoihsr column that AZ additional train
Of Cars has been placed upon tbs Baltinore
Aad Ohio Rad Road for the accommodation
Of ibs travelling publio--tbus evineing upon
she part Of that eu,srPriIipg eOmpaOy de-
termination to keep pace With the progress
Of The timsA This road 10 nov the gres,
tAoroughfaro from esst TO west, and its ntu-
agsEasDt is not sqsalied BY any other in the
Union. The run i, made with MATHEW lti.
cal accuracy from all points.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

Does Weahk Con1tiiEIs ChrisIizA Cen.
~snayl-This query fOreibly presented it,
ssIfIO Us yesterday 10 seeing the rsmaios of
human being deposited 10 its last resting
place. We had our doubts whether We 10,
hsbitsd Christian or Heather con munity
We insert verse, sung on the sseasisa sl>
lsdsd to above, which il not, perhaps, sftsn,
hssdsd aud although not = teacher nor .
professor Of rslig: Ous ,epsts, We nevertheless
gi's it HS subject Of reflections for The in,
coBsidsrato
Princes this rlGy meet - yoat he'd,
10 spiie of al youf tovsfs
The tall, the Else, the reverend head
MBAt I've as IoW 80 ouTs"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

HFJ. W.. y ALrSH, ZEE of Hardy ssuu.
y, hss been sisoisi Jsdgs 10 the shssss.
doaA Disiries ior The CiFsul1 Cosft. b. 500
Votes ever Jsdgs Kssssy, ED 400 Votes
over o lee Cook
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

@Gsn. Lsss, agSOsi favvrits Nth som.
% eu' soS'hsrn Democrats, By vhoB, be IL
fssailisFly hbOvs ss "old Joe" md. .
,P'''A 10 'h' sses's % Thur'a.y, il sbisA
be declared
"ia is tbs fsslt ~ ihs Denoorssis psstv
70 aodgins tsath, N dodaiux priasipis. n
aodg'og Abe Coasiitaiioa -itsslf. thst k.s
b'ougat tfoabis upoa tbs aoubtsy asa he
P.,iy isai y slPsfiesosd to-day - RselsssS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

The Rev. Dr. DoEsfv, fsr several years
pss'oS q 'hs La,hsFss Cbursb 10 Msg,is.-
borg has resigned bic posliios IN ihs, Cbu,sh
sna ssespssd ell 20 Coiaubss, PsassyL
vania Dr. ID bed 'ndes'sdhinsslf 70 he pc
pie q BHtslsy, sbd nusA regret is s1srsss
Cd 81 be shsaes ofssaidsssa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

80 S'sa&sa DsafL Mr. JssrrH Ctrss,
sho be- resided 10 this issn fss lhs aa
ysaE, disd 'sddssly % Monday syssias be.
lie sss PfsEiossiy ia BIS seal bssIsb. he
sss 81 peers q sss. Ne lssvs, = ~, saa
several shildfsn - nours kis les
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

EThs sour, msttisl eslisd IL C'vL.
Cosnty, IN ths esss o. Lisut Pisee. kss al.
rulgsd W deeisisu u Il tha, Lisst Pl,gs
Be rspFimsodsd IN ne pFesones Of re fegi.
meet - the hsHt Rsusrsi musisr. Ga A..
eoaut q IBIS deeisisa, IL 70 ssiI. ssvsai 81
re eo@paay isissd rstighibg heir msm.
bsFship
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

0A CstAolio Cosaeii is 70 BE- k,d
ssettly - Reese, q delegates f,om sIt n.
Cs'holie Povsfs, 70 sousidss the t.wno,.i
aAsifs ia she s,stss u he Chufsb. ssd ~
feeommend soeh adm IN siratiys Fsetns :,
ssy b thoaEht sdyisssis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
MARRIED..

A. CfASfoftia near Cesri,stsws % W,is'.
asJ Jeae % ~ ~ Re- y q Slsb JOE
e. BARTLETT aE.s M Pssf,,j-. .sss,t v,
y Mas ELEANOR a wDRrHISGTDN
aasEhisr 81 he late Rot. workAf.ss
90 Tsr.fsv srss NJ JOHN q ETHOpE
20 Miss EVELiSE " RANDALL a. siB,t.
lsY counfy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

hFCol Jarss BEsEer bss hssn 70 slss,.
I'd Mayor q wsshiugtsa cry The vote
'tooS B'rFs, , l5l. R.ststi WsiIssh a.4Io.
Dr.W. Waaru5sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
BED.

oa ths "a of Nav Me- JANER HatNEs
siis 81 NJ Nsibsa HAMS Il ihs sasstJ--i ~
eSfs y'sf q ssf ses
~ Fecsrt's SaioHs roaaIf CsItfsfrs ssf
s1i dsY ~ Arfi JACOs ALLsTApr isf~-'
y 81 ihfs eunUIY in ~ 5J.t ser 81 tissfV
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

RUvAwAY SLavEs TsH.s has its border
tfoail lee - sfll - Ksotasky sod Vfsisis
ST. B9sles. % Witchettsf. Va bsa LATELY
q Sssge'a's soshict bssf Oolisd, 9Th tbsss
raosslJs, askise 90 Mssieo Thsy 6fea
90 bin killing lis horse. robbed him II stsO.
sd sounded biia 10 tso places, severely
~ net fatally.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
HoWBVsam.

Amer 'ss storm on hondsy nisb', W hsa
qui's spFishlisg Of Fosdyisa. We will
no, aoV specify persons o. sets, bat do bops
for tie quis' asd Pssos " tbe iovb. W shall
no more have oosasioe 70 refer 70 similss
manifestations o. lhs sgiS,i Of Bseohus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

EFHr Isaac PaEos hss bsss sppeialsS
Pos'aas'sF 81 Gl'sga'y, Berkeley sOua,y,
yiss Josa D. Barssy, resigned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

RNr EpvAnb Y. covtr Bee bsss 90.
pgisisd b. We , 7. NasTrr, assshsl sf sbs
N's'ern Di'iriss, dsvsty 70 take ABE ssssss
q Berkeley ssssty he bss sassrsS spss
BE suties
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

mFia Wsshiugfou ss Va less us,k
william Wos4seo. sho y ssgth spsafds AZ
ei0o 200, sas eostisisd u beg stssliae sn5
sesissssd 70 see yssr n he p'sllsssisry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07
PUBLIC DINNER.


~
'Ilhk Ls9iss ths Esit-ars Chefsh o Cit' -
L tfWa fafrrrHaIfv anssrars a. tke res ne.
heT siil isfa %
o. Friaay ns - sf Jsas 1870,
q NJ Co5r.iiasss
a Sumptuous Dinner,
shish esasst isii - piss.s svstg rsfisir f,sss
baiitg - asf ed sEsblsg hosfs .ksy asT
ppts ~ Dasf = CsIisuaa u
FkUiTS, CAKES, lex CRRAA, -
h'is ~ yossE 81 iss o. q asy psss as 80
" foetai friHYmsut
- ths spir e'Isc ~ tks t.sftss s $3.50 $50
70 raf Ctaffh astt insbffss ~ 49, ~ -
,fia.sr - hefe itst q Fsfsfoss faai st 20
60 .asm 90 isataf la na e.sa.fs tHH -
f',mits ityif tFsirG 90 .o rrfiff4.ft1 HI &C.
s'H "ai iheif fvsts sta fts Hssst' %
ti,ssr' ~ ih- Diss,r eco - a. a4lst fsst
lsss fsCs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

HBAsTisoR And OHIO RAILROAD
ThFss iAfosgh Tfaias % rafs, Esu ssd West
Pss' HsfPsfE Very daily 81 ~ ioilosiss kours
TaAtzs WavTwano
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

" Ppb'ifh ne aboys sfsslg ihat Ger neasr.
oa' f'aseTs @sy iesrs o. ssy uae Ne kosss q,
lssvisF Hs'psr Perry ~ ihs care sf ne Bsi,i.
sofs ED Ohio nsfifosd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-07

The eOssiiiu1oaai ua'Oa patty 10 Boston held a
large rsiiheaIioa meeting 10 PsnsuiI Han on Fri.
day evening Speeches vrrs delivered by Ar
Henry. q Tennessee, and several other e,nu,.
nen, sad the Ioto~ipg isiier va, read from III.
Hoe. Etwsrd EVsTeH, sder,,,.d 10 the Hon.
WA'hine'oa HAT. accepting The BomiHa,ies Tor
tie VIce-PIs.ideney:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-21
OVERLAND EXPRRss.

Of. JOSEPH, aug. ~
The Pony Express, with San Francisco dates tc
the Sth inst. arrived here this evening.
The Pony Express, with st. Louis dates to tho
9th ult-, arrived in Carson Valley on the 7th
inst.
fined to politics.
Senators Gwin and Latham remained at San
Francisco, taking but little part in politics.
Mr.. Latham, it is said, will not participate in
the canvass.
J. u Denver, EX Governor of Kansas, supports
Douglas in long letter.
Many persons were advocating the nomination
of Gov DOwney rs one of the Douglas electoral
candidates, which it is thought would greatly
Politicians generally are of the opinion that II
the Presidential election could be held at once,
CalifQrnia and Oregon would go for Douglas, but
they anticipate very damaging effect upon the
Douglas side from the continued receipt of bad
news from the East.
A Bell and Everett State Convention to nomi-
nate electoral candidates is to be held at Sacra-
mentO, Sept. 5th, the day on which the Douglas
Convention meets in the same place.
Accounts from Los Angeles represent that gold
and silver discoveries continue to be made in the
mountains TO the south and east of that place,
extending TO the neighbOrhOOd Of San Berna
dina
The accounts from the Coso and Mono Lake
regions continue Of an exciting character.
An election was held in Carson Valley to or
ganiZe a Provisional Government for the pro-
posed territory Of Nevada on the squatter soVer-
eighty principle. The returns Indicate vote ia
vOrable to the organization.
An afTTay took place during the election at Ge-
nOa in which r. NJ Anderson. late Lieut. Gov
ernOr of California was moTtally wounded.
Oregon advices to July 3lSt state that the Opin-
ion prevailed that larger crops throughout the
State would be harvested this year than ever be-
fore.
The Oregon papers are filed with political ar
ticles So far four papers support Douglas three
breckenridge and three Lincoln.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-08-21
geaaI alotteEs.
OOMMTSSTONERis

YH SALE.-Pursuant TO a decretal order Of sale
irsed 10 upon the sd day o. July 1860, from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Cuyahoga county, Ohio,
In an action therein pending, wherein William W.
LELAND Is plainth and Michael DriHcoll and Mary A.
DrlsColl are defendants, shall expose for sale at
public auction the door Of the Court House In snid
county on the 4th day Of September 1850 at o'clock
p NJ, the lands tenements described as follows, TO
wit -
lst Situate IN tho City Of Clevelan county Of Guy
ahoga and State Of Ohio, and Il known as parts OF
lots Nos; IS and u, fronting on Clinton Park In the
Ctty Of Cleveland, agreeable 20 Foster Pense Dem
nisons sgbdiyislon, recorded in book U, page 5 Of
the records Of OuynhOga county, commencing on the
southery line Of Wilson street l47 feet eastery from
the north westerly corner Of lot No. l6 aforesaid;
thence along Wilson street 80 aeti thence aouthery
az right angles with Wilson street W feet 10 the CEN
tire Of said lot No III thence westerly parallel with
Wilson street 80 oet thence nOrthery ~ feet 70 the
place of beginning. Appraised value, $500.
2. Situate In the City Of Cleveland county Of Guy
ahOgn, and State Of Ohio being parts Of lots Nos 10
and II in Foster Pease Dennison's subdivision re-
corded In book U, page Of the records OF Ouyahoga
county Ohio, tanld let's 10 and II front ON Clinton
Park aud bounded as follows: commencing at a
point 22 feet easterly from the northwest corner of
said lot No. l6 and running thence eastery on the
south lines Ofsaid Wilson street twenty 25) feet:
thence souherly at right angles ~ feet 60 the
Of said lot Ne II; thence westerly through the
tro Of said lot u twenty-five feet thence nurtherly
20 feet to the place Of beginning Appraised value,
500. JOSEPH S. GRANNIS,
A. I. Slade, ESQ. Master Com'r.
Pltn's Atty. augt:R299