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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
THE covoDE REPORT.

Since the wiuchestsr Virginisn and the
Indspendent have been Abusipe Mr. Boislsr
for sendibg out copies Of Ibe Covode rport
styled "BlAek Republican dOeumeD.,' in
response to calls upon him BY Democrats as
we'll as others, We have been induced to look
into the book, and 6nd it is because eouup.
tion is fixed indclibly upon buchanan aud
bis officials that these editors have become
50 much CALLED and rssIiVe. 10 that book
some Of the NEST damaging facts are devsl-
opsd upon questions Propouuded by Gov.
Winslow, Of North Carolina, the only Dem
oerat in Congress, who attempted defence
Of the corruption which Pryor said sent up
from the high ways aud by ways 40 iO,ufsr-
able stencil Of corruption
Il is there proven that money was spent
70 secure FlorsDes's election in the Navy
yard district in Philadelphis . con-
tract wa given to Patterson, under express
intimItions Of the President, because il would
give employment to tao or three hundred
voters. Ii is proven that money was levied
on the Clerks add Others iu Washington to
keep up oppo'itiOn to Douglas 10 1858, aud
thereby slse, Lincoln to the Senate The
same game lie going on now, and the 8 c.
dsrS snd Republicans are allies, dividing the
Democratic vote 90 - to aid Linevln where
there is no hope for Brsekinridgs. Black
indeed are the enormitiss exposed in the
Covcds bOOk--sO black that pitch itself could
oct add TO The gloom. The AntidOts 10 Wins
lows minority report is sent With The poison
bat 'iill ell is black as midnight:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
TOs vas Tsss P.Ess.
for the Press and Public.

AZ \ called meeting of the Bolivar Virgin
IA border Guards, held at their Armory on
Tuesday night the 2sth IL was voted, that a
committee be appointed 20 draft resolutions
expressive of the thanks Of the company 70
the citizens of Bolivar, HaryeT's Ferry aud
the contiguous country, for the patronage 30
literally extended to the Supper and Fair
The COMMITTEES, hereby, most respectfully
tender the thanks Of the company to the Ia
dies who 50 kindly, efficiently and indefa,iga-
bly, acted as the Committee and Superintend-
ents Of the Supper and Fair as, also. to al
the ladies who eo-operated with them in the
management Of the same. And in Aeknowl-
edg1ng our Indebtedness 70 them, We promiss
that We shall ever hold their kindness in re-
membranoe.
We, also, hereby tender our thanks To the
kind citizens Of Bolivar and vieinly for their
very liberal patronage and generosity.
The Bolivar V. Il. Guards, hereby and
through the committee, acknowledge in CRATE
full satisfaction, the very great kindness of
their military brethren Of the Floyd G yards. !"
"ArmOry Guards" and ~Floyd Rihemen" for
their support Their soldierly courtesy is
highly appreciated, and will. ever, be remem-
bered and treasured in great kindness
The thanks Of the company arc hereby
rendered TO Messrs. Chambers. Mccoy, Green
and Others. Con. of the VI. f. Church, for
their great kindness and promp,itude in af
iording the use of the Pair Rooms for
holding the Fair, &c
+ j. CONRAD,
ADAM RHuLNAS, Jr. Can.
HENRY COLEMAN.
Free Press and Ind Dem please copy.
August Goth, 1860
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ppTnCTs.
I,L l.. ~. CHANDLER, OF Norfolk lily.
ID. TRAVIS IA EPPks. Of NOttossI.
II. THOS BRUCE OF Hsiiiisz.
3th. JOHN n THORN ofP. E1vard
sIh. JAMES y. JOHNSON, OF Bedford.
6th. MARMApUkE JOHNSON Richmond
TIh. LEMUEL BowDEN, Of Mm sbufE
6.h. JOS. CHRISTIAN, OF Middhssr,
9h B. "A sfIACKELfCRD 81 Fsuquirr
lsA. AND 4 KENNEDY, OF JedstsSn.
liza FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, RockbtiG re
I2a W. r. STAPLES OF MoniFoms
I3lh. WALTER PRESTON, OF Washing ten.
ixh JACKSON Jr OF Wood
I5h. A. b. CALDw ELL, OF Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06


Hlth rot fact, as intimAted by the lHds
pendent that no agreement for reply to Maj
WRIGur, who spoke here on "Wednesday
week could bs made. No proposition for =
discussion was made at all but tho com nit
tee Of the Bell aud Everett men, Who bad in
Vited Major w. to speak at Charlie, town
were asked BY some members Of the Brsek,
iuridge pSrty, whether there would be dis.
eussion, aud they we're answered, that there
bad been no consultation had With Mai W.
on the subject, but they had taken 10 on
themselves to ssy that they would not agree
10 mSj. W. being restricted TO any psrlicu-
lar time in his speech having . greA, desire
to hear bis views st lepgth--bui that after
be should have finished bis speech, IL they
desired arsPiy TO Be- made to il, there would
be no objection offered 90 the part Of the
committee. This was all that occurred on
she subject.
The truth is the Htsekitss tried 10 get
speaker, but could hnd no oss With psrv.
enough 10 meet him. No man Of the D,ss-
mon cast 10 this section has HDy business With
Major Wright. Some Of them had too great
fors-tsste Of bic powers and abilities az
Bsrryville 10 run Iili With hin. As the
editor Of ihs IHGependsai did not remain 10
town to hear hin, the reader can make 40
estimate Of the editor Tsekisssnsss Of asssr.
liOu, when be says MHjOr Wr'gbt's speech
vas "W'tbout OrigiD Nlity or Vigor" Hin cd,
dress vas ore Of the Ablsst ever delivered
10 the Court House, IS admitted by many
democrats Who beard It, and il had a telling
effect
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
GOV. LETCHRE.

II will be seen tha, the Governor i, out
10 letter in favor Of Judge Douglas for the
PTe'iden'y. The Winchester vhginian
says:
Gov. l. bss in this step committed pol,i
cal bluuder, which will proAe TO b milisiobe
around bis neck We shall have more to cay,
go 'oon as bis letter reaches us. This move
ment vi induce the Wings TO bshsvs that
ell they bare said about Gov. L 8 sbOlitioO-
lem is true
What will 'bs Yirgiuisn believe" ".bOut
Gov. LIS abOliti'bismi7 Concur, no doub.
With them-"sssipE 80 hos oireumTsbOes
alter eases. Cannot ihs wbiEs aud Doug.
lssi'ss do something which will steady The
nerves Of our Wibshsstsr eotsn porsryT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
DEATH or osoRo. IsLER.

Mr. GrORoE Iy.rn, a worthy aud respect.
able citizen Of this eOsnty, died on Friday
evening last, in the oeth year Of bis age
lie has lsf, an estate worth fros forty to A..
~ thousand dollars, Including is or 20 val
liable servants, which BIO Ia, liberated By hi.
Will. To three Of ,h,m hs gives 1850
to the others, ESQ each. His farm, Of about
400 acres, including stock, farming iupis>
nspts, Dc together With all bis household
furniture, Indeed every description Of pro-
psr,y,) be bequeaihs to bis sister, hrs. su.
sac Lindsey, Of Nashville, Illinois, formerly
Of this tom. The other lssssiss are gives
to some Of the children Of his brother, Mr..
Abraham Islef. The amount 10 Mrs. Lind.
,ey Is sOrih probably 20 or Is thousand
dOllrs-aud the frisuds Of Mrs Lipdse,
will learn Of this fortunate tura Of Affairs
with much satisfaction.
Mr.. Islss.had ssvsr bees married, bu, co.
iOysd ell the other eomfOrts which sosld b.
desired.
JosErH cEASE. Esq, the Sheriff elect, IL
the Executor Of .hs estate
JOHE HEtI az AaOLVrtox nErt
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HOS. - A. DOUGLAS.

This gentleman arrived in Winchester
Tuesday afternoon aud sddressed the people
at sight We Lean that our neighbour Of The
IadtfcrdeHf, Who made himself conspicuous.
II not ridiculous. on the occasion, lsfs With a
Zee 10 bis ear, sftef mskiSR suadry queries
Of the speaker, uhO sEeoriatsi him HneOu.
additionally, because IL vas usnsreifulIy
done Mr. d. vas rssViysd BY portion Of
'ee JsSir'On Guards st'bs DspOi 10 Charles
toSn yesterday morning. together 9TH =
large Ssssnblsgs Of cur sitiEsss. He app..r
cd uPos the platform Zoe fsv nomspts, spa
returned ihssks foe the oonpIizsst tender
cd bin, God alluded 70 the duties d.vol,.A
SPOs the sonPsoy dgrinE The Broua raid
snd referred TO ths eomzsodsr, J. W. Row.
AZ, &c one Of those uho served bis souo,.y IL
the AsSisan ear.
Ne Douglas slso addressed large bunbs
Of 'h' eiliIs1' Of H.rpsTs Ferry, vho b.d
assembled to meet bis A sunb,s oEsslutss
wsr' Cred 10 honor of tbs Little Gisnt"
METROPOLITAN COLLEGIATE IssTI-
TUTE.
We hsVs been favored uith eiroulsr from
che sboVs usmsd Iastitatiou for tbs sdasa.
tioa q Youbg ladies. losstsd 81 wsshiogioo
CiJ--Mf 4 Mrs r 70 Hsvrssra, Pris.
sipsIs
We Gao undsrsiasSipgly eosnsnd this
lo''iiutioa, not oBly for its sssisnoy 10 The
sisssi'onaI department, bot for Sc superior
sdvsnisgs' 10 other psftisulsrs--its healthy
location, excessive plsJ grounds, ssd the 80.
'sotion PAID 70 The neral sad pAysissl trsiu.
Jog q ths pupils
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
sENAtoAs rooTE. AND MASON.

These two gentlemen me. At II srri,op.
burg 81 August Court, ous a. ihe represent.
'i'Vs Of the Douglas uing aud the oths, Of
the Btsesintidgs wing q the Democratic
party. A discussion vas propas.d by The
hi'ods Of Jgdg- Douglas, bot Senator Ma,
900 Strapped himself up 10 bis ssoslo,iai
robes ADD positively declined TO enter upon
discussion Of the grave questions nov sei.
iatibg the publ MAD "a p'sss Of p,esump.
i,oH that Gil bOt be foFgot'su By a.. psopj.
Masoa did venture to 0-ks daII. sswbv-
psmbJ, begging-oH sort Of speech. Of ubieh
eopious notes vsFs taken By Gov. Poo,s no
afterwards addressed The people. lie ysstil,.
ted Senator MAson's record on th. ,svri,od
81 question, sBd placed hiua IN = shamsfsily
Inconsistent posisioa. Ssaator Mason isSlo.
riously fstrsAisd fro@ ths house 10 .void an,
heavy bloss vhioh we're % uamsrsifaily be-.
sioued upon bin. The general impression
SEEMED 70 Be- tbss be majesty vas at,a,d o.
iss encounter, snd stood upon bic d. soity %
AVOID = dfBbbinz
10 Rockingham tbs Dougl,s Demo sr,sy
are isfcelJ 30 the ascendant --Ssasaiss
Spectator.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06

tRhsblon Tsvssssr, q yoase nee o.
Lsudeua soustJ, bss bssa sonmiit.a v Ne
jail q ths, sousty, - ne sassgs q pssslss
soantsFssii coin Several o'ssss. Il Il bsllsv.
ID, ssfs ssesssd u Ne busiasss, We ksvs
aol bs,s ssagAt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06

He hEsruoET kLEcuos - OEcial "a,
J ne isiiopieg = ths sEsisl vass poIiss ~
ne 5fesst slstiion 90 Cisrk 81 -. 60, -
APfsss -issslis Gees. 6sasf Msilist.
Y h.s pss.j ts,oTs Bollins, iOsYl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
tRrtoT-er.
HgsNAS AND SAVERS

These tvo nso, vithou, . particle eff.
feeling, vent system siicslly 10 -OrL 10 b.,,,,
out each others brains 70, few thou,,.a
dollars. Both proved game. bu, H.,o.a
vas, undoubtedly, The victor .,ill. b. IA.
been denied the rssArds for usieh b. 80 Esl,
lsntly oontendsd, by the rsisrs. Nov.
better chance - get . few thousand d.usr,.
is by snclosiag TO M.,sr. wooD Eser a.
Co, Of Vim iEytsn, Delaware or NJ. L.
No. eco, elo, es, or % SO. kr .bol-, o.,
psri ticket IN one Of their legal ned ior sn...
The tlcket vii be fOrvardea by retain a.a
and the drawings - soon IS nal. IL.
capital prime IL e7O 600 These lot,.ri..
are authorized By Law, and drs~a BY ,-.,.
State officers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06

EHEcvrIoH o. MpanEhsa.-Wm Hsa
dFicks So buag 81 Lysshbafg, We % Pfi,
daY last, ioS he aurdsf q Taomas Johs.
soa ia DsosabsF last lie confessed ths
kiiiiaF, bat asserted 10 he lssf thsi IL sas
tobs IN ssif-Asfsuos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06

nFThs Ihrsat q the sbspbsFsssovn
RssiHsy is - Pasrils 81 ii is ssssaraIy ssd
eonismptibls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
RvndsEs WIrnpaAwlL or Ia. n.rcr

RSH0sEb WiTHDRAwAL or Ma. BEEcE-
IunISsE.-S correspondent Of Ibs PhiIsdsl-
pbis Prss, SsJs lbs frisOds Of BrssLipridss
are greatly sisisrbst! By the rsPOri ihS.
Mt BrsoEisriSgs eaDbOI ic.ag Be held back,
bu' that be will is'ist uPon |i'hdraving
from she canvass, iussnSsh a. Judgs Doug
las hes proved 10 all biz late sps.sbss. bis
devotion TO the South, ssd that be Oh ssn-
not remain 10 the ssld simPly 70 dsissI ihs
south Ia the ELECTION.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06

E-Oss. Leslie Cooubs. Joe, s'ssssa -
Clsfk ~ ths CosIs 81 Appoals 81 X sstuskg ,.
. hsaEly 20 yssrS ed,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06

NJ The kichmond E1sDiDer nov best,
tba, its wing Of tbs democracy ss.t. =.
fusion With any o,h.r party The Pred,
sriefsbsrE Herald ssks, 'hov wss itiu P.t,.
sJlvsnia sbsrs the Reading Conni,,..
under the Lead Of Mr.. Wsish, ATTEMPTED
fusion -ith~tbs Dopglas Sise, .kish "a,
rejected By the Doeslss mssi AID o..
tss's no such purpose and sfos, mad. h.
Virginia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06

NJ. Dougias be- svidsntiy produssd both
h Noif'ls sod Psist'burg, Va, YER,
strong tse.iag 10 bis favor. The No,f,lk
Herald says that bic speech there "a cor.
sidsFsd 90 sil hands . most mastery 80
% vsrial saori, aDd thai The Bfsotin,,dV.
meo ttsmseivss aimii the ability aad f,,ss
siih She. be supported be positions IT,
Herald prsdisis thst 90 1864 Be- v,i b.
borne iuto the Presidential chair by pom.
LEFTY seoood only 70 that q Gen J.etsep
We DO not tu5E tou this mar bs-bu, is
ne meaotlne, give uf Bell snd Rssfsti
10 1865 30 stsil see shat W shall ,ss - Al.
sraasua Casst,s.
a Coon srss = Tbs Nee York T,ib,..
has tufasa The shols strength o. its ar,,ll.-
- spon Bsll sod Evsssii. ssd . pso,io, I.
sfoaisiss siisr bFoa4sids q be issassta.i
afss FsS BfsshiaSidFs ed Lsos h A..
oa'y tiaa sd susoaraEise sofds We re-
gaFd tais e. &c asmisiatssls sirn n IN.
gfoHing strsagth o. go iists, Il tls g.,,h
MsbNf A4r,,f...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06

~Hoa Geo " HspEins - spssliss
h soulhvssssrs yirgiais fsr Dooslss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06

DA young lady Who srsdssI.d r,...l
IN flrgini-, has ben committed 10 ID.
Insane Asylum OF Raleigh, N. @. Her
friends attributed Der mental ,berrs,iou !,
the residing Of Millions Psradi.s I.o,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
JoHS HE'LL oS ABoLTTioX rEri-
TfONs.


The Nashville Pauisi, an opposition orrss re-
produces le,ef from john Eel to q Gnmer
dated ADE Sth. tstO, In which he sdmits that he
voted Tor the rscspiOe AID reference OF Abolition
petitions. in'i ., John Quincy Adams sBd Black
Republicans Of that kidney voted. lie .sys:
NV opiaion vas that whether the peiiiou-r,
had stfiet fiEht on their side OF No. sound policy
dictated The Tece piion and reference OF heir n.t.
lion, - hsRigSAery Obse' su.
Here is = suppression Of q part Of the
truth which is as gross an offence as the Also.
lutte suggestion Of falsehood. Now let tho
reader have the whole Of Mr Bells letter TO
Mr.. Gilner:
Ny Opinios vas, that wAeihsr the pstilionsr,
bad figh on their eide Or not. sound policy dieta-
ted The reception and reference OF their pstilioas
believed that any sasSsai course In regard TO
then, would give pndes im pouance TO The move.
meni OF ihe sboltlionion ists, fuIsisa nsu Eroand
Ter sgitaiiou and TaIhsr Increase The sII.iinx eI
eitsmsIi ihsn sIlsy IL. Ia my opiaion, Q rsport
ffom . eommiues At each session-temperats ys,
hrm and unqualified 10 iis eOacis-ions - y on ID
hive beea veil calculated 10 correct faAs iu.
Pfss'ioSs a. The Nouh TO dispel prsisdies, sud
preveai that rment and snErT t.sgnE al the
South Shieh, at that sage OF the questioe, va
calculated 10 do mischief Watcher right or wronK
and without pretending to censuTs those frie nds
Who differed With me, have Or ifoT mly held these
opihtons vet vill ado that teU gentlemen in
the South would be sasrs rrsparsS fer pvS~pt a-d
des'Jirs rcasHrsJ Of ysIStsuss 6Hd rrOtsefs- slONd
hS FtgkfS srd isfS'sds 81 As Sssn esrueeisS aeitL
fA'I sHbci D. iaraGs& rsrgk Csusrs5s sr sLlsy.
rtse, haz nyS,i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
RgTURNs THlyKS

M ~ hbahlHk
- rsfafas itsats 70 kff ftssts
- $50 - Yea - faFafss Sc 90 $50
eseet.sll = ~ FeNiiasea. ~ ~ slcs 90 go
800 sese ~ hes ~ - ksF kssss
aeFnaksFa q fsfa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06
Trustees Notice

A IL pfrt,as inssbisa b. Jssos 49,, a., %,
"a aufssf n raI e. fhF ri sfs o. Sea- Ps.sI
ani ssflis eifh t1s uef .fslfasf kaTfstss
Sect islH WIFI 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06

hcsS'5 kai0rJ;-As The school. OF ouIt1wn and
eouay are about 10 open Tor another yea, there
viii be, - asual, . Con,icsrSbe iuQuuy Tor
hooks OF ipstuctisu. Il will be remsmbsrsa thar
during iAe lasi Spring 90 agen Of . large Ssuth-
ern Publishing Hoose passed thro agh this esunty,
leaving snumher VI eiemsntsry school book -
Amnns the numi o VS. an EAsiish Granma, pre-,
pared by that entneni Soathern scholar NshE
BUTLSs, A. NJ, OF keniacsI From careful ,I.
AmtHst,on OF this hoos se take greet pleasure in
commanding u TO pub ne atienti0n. Il 10 TOE &c,
81 scholar, not Eoiisn up 10 mace msIsy, but 10
supply great want In all our schools A, ev,
dsnes OF The hiEh character and merit OF tits sofs
we send you eeriihcsis OF John J. Sanboru E.q
Principal Of The CkailesIovn AcaHemy thGn
whom ripper tehoaf. and batter critic In such a.
ters, could not be found.
The Eranm'F 10 Published BY that large and re-
spectacle PUbllshing House. hortoa a Grhuold
. series Of modern ooOks GoodTieAb Rsaders, re-
vised and corrected aud Southern ised BY the ne
disiing uished scholar, Noble Boiler. The slight
est eIaHiuation Of these books cannot tail 10 dis
cover heir literary worth, and peculiar adapt
alton TO The improvement OfchildIen. They con.
tain many practical and useful hinIs upoa III,
subjects Of reading. and a-e I'D OF the esoic..t
selseiIrns from tks iitAfAt1Ts Of oBr owe and The
A FRIEND OF EDUCATION.
Grammar Of the RnKlish LsnEusEs" bv Nobl,
Butler, A. NJ. I an cosviaosd thSt IL - be,irf
suited 10 the purpose Tor uAich u vas ibtesdsd nv
The compiler, ihsL any other book Of N. kini that
has come 10 nv kno~l-dge, turins an sIpetieuss
OF many ysp JOHNJ SANHORN
Priheipal Of ChsTieAOWn Acadrnv
Cd rlesiovn, Jed Co Va
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" HITE sULPHus

A Eeslsnsh ef hi, sosbty vho h,,A
j0afsins 81 the Gr,sshtsf WIN. g..
Springs, thss 'Pesss % The k.ssly sss.,,,
TIL, great uaIrisE place;
This 10 q nsgpiAesst plse.-yoa ca, -.
eooespi'on 81 it, beauly sbd ,Itstt stk,,
shou'd see h-sSo P,f.ons esa 80 dssp /,
eles 81 one ssttiag. We have tso din,,,,
hall pas Q. asd the other 81 h.lf p.s1s'el'
Bsessfsst lasts from 7 till9 apd sopr,, t., -
all are suppiied. TAers arr 81 l.asi ZOO ..a
here. The spr'ngs ere very well Kept ,,,,, -
Ia great sespdspee and Of bs,i aosIiy LT
too Soar barrels 81 dressed sAiess o, foY e,,,,s,
cart loads OF eo'S for sishsr shd o,Asr ls,,,,..
the same scale
@Daring The eoaasgTs.ioo Of Csstss ,,,,.,
BY the lombard neht Of the BfiIi,A N. ,I,.,,..
medical warehouse OF cor eeunuynsa. u, ! =
Arss. Of Lowell. (rAs depot % 81, CAsrrr P,,,,,.,
and csiAar'is Pills, for cAiss) rn ts.u,t,,
uoyed. He nov .sskss q demand spo, o., G.
sransAi for iSdsnany from the los. OF n, So.
~, aad besrv wih srs- ssOsAss aut 10 ,,.,,
our elder brother Johsby. saiel 10 Il po,,,,. =.
flour Govsrnnsni maibuin. our risAi, -I,,,,..
yOar Pulls ere sold. ne shall osIy b. .sp, -,
90 useu ihsts's very barren
Rrfo~-<, r., n,
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Lumber! 1.umber!l

80 seesenesr = eel spps.irf vrh c. y
= hAh -an Unntaiss 81 eel sskrftss No.
Nnt a. - etam "a ns etffasfrsk asah
i'N JAMES % HOLT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-09-06

rYThs toliowisg stuset - asss ron the
coue'pondsbes - tbs JoufnH q Commsfes. ct
Nev York 'uosg BfseklsfitFs isufrs ard
ne ofrsn Of ihs commercial classss Of bat cts
"Among nrmo,rts vto sfs nos Hfirs holders
of sHgsctau's there ts FfosibF lssIinf 70 fsYof
q Beii snd Evefst sbd fsiui k0pr ibsi Nsv
forE o Peausyivssit ell uhkhoif rs Electoral
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1860-01-13

The House proceedings of the 9Th inst,
are very interesting. Mr.. MONTGOMERY of
Pennsylvania, pressed his motion for tenn.
porary organization, in order to pay the
mail contractors the four millions of dollars
due them. 1t was opposed, on the ground
that no business could be transacted until
permanent organization was affected, and
the speaker and members sworn in. No
action was had on MoNTGoMERy's PROPOSE
ton. Two votes were taken for Speaker,
but SHERMAN, on each occasion, lacked the
necessary three votes. A debate then took
place, Of which the telegraph gives us the
following summary: "A,
Mr.. Hickman gave notice that whenevx
a motion was made to proceed to ballot, he
should offer an amendment in the shane of a
proviso for the adoption of plurality rule,
so that be would discover who are in favor
of organization; and who are against it.
The Democratic party as represented on
this floor ought to be seen by the country.
Gentlemen when they speak, express anxiety
that their remarks should go to the country.
He wished the country could look in here