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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

Our devotion to the South, and TO Southern
interests. will no, be called in questioo-but We
ARE unwilling that this sentiment should Lead "a
into the commission OF injustice Several Of
our exchanges have recently contained the state
nent that JANIS HAHrER. Ex-MAyor OF New
York. and q member Of the publishing House Of
Harper Brothers. had appeared among the
Vice Presidents Of Black Republican meeting.
In response 10 this report We have the following
announcement which we take from late numb n
Of that strong Southern paper the y. Y. Jorr.
nal u Commerce.
Among The names published as Vice Prcsi
dents Of the Republican meeting on last Friday
evening was tha, Of the Hon JANIS HAEFEE..
No" We haPPeu 10 know that while his name
vas being read in = Republican meeting a. n
Vice President of SANE, be was nj tbe same
tune occupying place on the platform Of til.
Democratic Union Meeting At Coopers Insti-
tute We have 70 from one Of has intimate
tTiends, that not only IL he no, a Republican
but that be- i decided Union man.
This certainly sta the report completely NJ
rest AMI establishes just the contrary of the A..
sert'ons made, 10 The prviadice Of Mr. HisrrR
We Trgrct that they have been 80 widely sent.
tervi in the South-for. II the conservative
friends Of the Constitution ~ ths North ar. "a
receive only odium and abuse in return for their
devotion 70 the cau-e Of good government. the
fac, viii operate forcibiy 20 discoarag, them in
the future. The gallant eonscss which IN, city
OF New York rvoentIy sustained With the BlaeE
Republicans, in opposition 70 tAeir crazy and "a
hatieai stternP, to ovrrwbelra The south. saouh
Assurediy entitie ths friends Of order and Law
10 tn thanks instcad Of the denunciatioo Of ,hs
southern people
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
Virginia for Bon e. Everett.

We believe il may now be vet down As "a
liked fact that the Bell md Everett ticket has
a majority over the Breekinridee and lane tick
ct The combined vote Of Bell and Douglas
may be set down ~ . decided condemnation Of
OF all D'sunion schemes The sih COngreAsion-
al d'stries is decided against alta movements
no" apparently dictated by passion. The
South CaroliniAns are a. frantic ~ were the
kevolniiouists Of France during the bloody era
which presided the reign Of Napoleon The
fact that they are dishOnoring the flag which
has fiated over every sea a. the emblem OF n
great and mighty nation, should be enough tn
stamp with infamy all their work
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
Mississippi ON the Right of Secession,

a Convention II The people Of Ms-t.sippi
was bid IN September, 1881. 70 consider tho
ooar-e which that STATE shouid pursue IN con
sequence q the passage Of the Compromiss
Measures q is50.
Aaer brief SESSION. che Ccnvention DECLARED
- satisfaction wish hos measures and passed
the following rcsoiution
-kesOivod furtl.cr That ~ ths opinion Of
tbs ConVeution, a. asserted right q h. seoos-
si"n iron tbs Union on En- part 81 a STATE ~
UTTERLY UNsANCTIONED BY THE
FEDERAL CONSTITUTIONS, vhich "a
framed e. establish. snd NJ, 70 destroy h. Union
~ he stAtes. snd hat % seoessi1n rsn m fs-,
take plaee without ssilvcrsion Of ihs Union
established. and Which iii MT yirtually smount
10 h. elects and canaequrnoes 90 o r.sl rvoln
toe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
A Mad Yiruininn.

EpHrSD RUTTIS, An old ssntisuasn frou one
Of the lower counties Of the State, = writer IN.
on eaieareoas ssaares, hss mads pilsrinser
70 South Csrolina. and il rsaiing about ssoss-
sioa. assuming to speak for Virginia. He saws
secession has beea The wish q HE heart the Isss
IN years, aud II Virginia does M sussai, s,,g,h
Carolina IN her declaration Of sv;den~s 4,
viii consider hirn.elfaa hsnished nan W-hst 4.
sad announcement
but Ne can tell ihis fanatirsi CRUSADER IA,
'he uld Commonwealth eaa visAss.s.a N, On.
Pair'aiioH ~ ten fhoanand sa-h patriots ~ i
fcopied by r. steady rcasctiur raes Il rn.n. srs
nerds NJ adrioe from a. Hotspurs 81 so-ti
Cardiac. and their ahettofs virginia have "a,
nueh ~ 'iake in the Uniou fsrmsd hy gsorv.
Washington snd be ooHpatfiosa 10 ailos hsF.
ssif % b, led n by msrs babblsrs
We join n H. iribste pad = H. nsuorv q
osr great leader. and say. A. did ~ seaass ~
the Jultsd stairs. vlsn he dsaih "a a.Aoons
~ .Tianks 10 God. he siory T. soas.-ns,-i
@Wnshiagtou yrt lives On saftk II his s.ssis.s
"esa'sPss ihough BIZ spirii Il n Heaven. Lee
p his oouniryn,sh ooassqfass tls u,eaaory 81 o.
-h-ross GENERAL, ~ patriosic sta,ssnsa. suA
-'hr viriaoas ssgo IA ihsn ,saeh th.ir cal.
-dren usysT - forFsi shsi ~ fruiis q BE- 4.
bors aad be ezsiapie 49, f.sir ishsritsser-
AaaHcn msy dishuaos h. hse shirh vsse.l
over ~ hrad ~ Wsshiaztoa, N a. hov,. =,
di'asisr sri ~ victory. b., g. our..lys.. =,
'hah cling - o. ssa shieh aoas ~ So,
au'i s'r1fes q ~ Uaion e. leg e. Ger 49,.
y retsins rrroliesiisa ~ ~ riogis. sssoei.s
ID wIth - nsns u Washinrtos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
Secession.

The Richmond Enquirer Of l5l4 held a very
different style Of language from the Richmond
Enquirer Of the present day ia discussing the
right Of secession" ss will be seen IN the fol.
lowing paragraph contained ia that journal in
the yosr 1874
NO man. no association Of mon, 40 state. or
set Of states, has right 30 wiibdraw itselffrom
tins Union of ~ own account. The same pow.
er which kat us together can unknit Tbe same
foFmality which formed the links OF thr Union
y necessary 20 dissolve IL. The majority Of the
states which formed the union must consent -
the withdrawal Of any one branch 81 g. Unul
that consent has becn obtained any attempt n
dissolve tbe Union or distract tn efficacy o. IS
constitutional law h. treaSOn-trsason o. al 10.
tents and puTposea"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
MIR. Lincoin'. PoIicv.

We have just had conversation tsays the
Charlottesville Rerieg) with highly INTELLIGENT
gentleman Of Missouri. with regard 10 the
probable policy Of the President elect.
This gentleman lie directly from Springfield,
and eouversed freely with Mr. LrxooIx.
He enjoys the confidence Of Mr. LISuuls. and
his statements are entitled from that fact. and
his character and intelligence. to great credit
lie says that Mr.. LASooLN expressed the
most conservative views, and remarked to him.
hdi ." a sLorf h5ie he (Mr. LINooi-S) ssosls Be
cured BY The extreme men or his oar,, parfv in
cons equcnce Of he course be should pursue.
Ar' SEWARD ell not be- in the CAbinet-
This u not the direct statement Of Mr.. LIscotS
himself but 1t may be relied on.
The position Of Secretary Of STATE will in all
probability be offered To Mr. BILL. which. We
take It, will be declined EDwAHp BArE. Of
Missouri, viii be in the Cabinet
MIR, LScotN does not think the time has COM.
Tor ham TO make proclamation Of his policy
These were The specific points which VIC recol-
lcet The Whole impression which was mad.
EPou was that Iixoolx had made nm nj.
mind % disapPoini the radical leaders Of the
Republican party and to Attempt TO give salts.
faction and ASSURANCE 10 the South.
We regard the statements A. highly impor.
tAnt. brcAusc they do no, come from political
source, hut from q Southsfn gentleman. who !.
the personal friend Of Mr. tISoolS. Our infor-
mAnt aiso said. that the democrats Of Illipoi.
were bitter in their demonstrations Of the Repub.
heans' and said they would march 70 our ss.is.
lance. # sc were attacked.
We hope that should The Office Of Secretary
Of state b offered Mr. BEtI he will aoeept--
The times require inst such men At tbe bead q
Affairs. We want men Of honesty and expert
enoe 70 guide us- and W. would no, give 5r,s II
that k'Hd for ffty Of those Who have newer
been without the suburbs Of their pr,,,-inot and
who have iiiho more gas fof their kinll
thsn brains
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

"a Our mourning contemporary q the hide
pr''deHi - amusing himself ~ Publishing til.
names oi thee fouf hundred aud 6fty eishi no
BE and true men II Jefcr-on county vho Of,
Tuesday ths eih day of NO,euber. voted 70 a.
sert the'r rights under n government a ,lsir
Country Nou, vithout disparaesmsnt n
these -giarious patricia Cor thsir love Of cosn
ny intelligence snd patriotism he tAtytss.
Assarsd aad sissfy afas ~ho d,f vet vots co.
breckips.dgs wtii compare fAyosably With he
editor o. be lat eiaher 10 intaligsnes pssr.o,
ism Or love Of county
l1he VOC cat fof BsIL and Douzlas nus,A.sr.
81 1899, Bsu receiving 90. Douels. Gi0
We potirs IN ihs lies psblisisd b. ,ss md.
f'r',ir'f come thirteen sho ars ofioe hoIdsrs an
b. d. federai eovsrnmeat We uant D. 80
souie IT ihsir pauiotism exhibited 10 rssigs
f'g th'lr positions h,f9rs ihey ar iaras,i 70 a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
Sensible Queries.

The 'elfeSaH'ining society has proposed the
following queries TO all people about this imam
oial period
/, Does IL COS, anything to prial n.v.,.
per!
: ho" long can printer aaotd 10 iIrnisb
= new'PAPer without getting any pay
. DO printers eat drink. aud wear clio.
thing
4 II 50. how do they get iti
> DO owe for my psper'
o IL noe this particular period 5 srstra.e
time 20 pay up,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
a swiHaier Iissa II,ua Rouaa /,

a uaaH BY che Rssas Of W. A Collin. If a.,,
'@'e 'rSi''e' And iollawisg ths bnsiness a raark
ing V'siunE cards. shsooatisd FROM hsss On.
aay in-' ~ees viihoui paying he hossl bill
We undeTs'and - DID tl.e sane thing IN Cha,ls..
town, Va. lie also took some articles f,s,s h.,.
-h'sA a'a aot hsiong 10 hsn Ne. We aod.r.
siand, BAL letters u resa..s,ssaa,,ss b., -.
- '-'a- Sai Ea aso sats1rirrt b. ths-s "a
's''''a 70 ~ iisy are forgsries. Hs hAs mai
'-' "af ioefee=ssstis Pa ~bsre W hsar -
ha' ~ii- AID ehid IL, ~ psbl, l.ss -,
- h'n, a. D. ia al arrant saouzdrsi b. Mr-f,.s.
burg Garstr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
A Islander R.nsea.

For the past week OF ten days q report Ia.
osen '"dustroasly circulated in this community
oy number Of the Brseki,es. To the effect tia,
our distinguished Representative in Congress.
Hon A. X BoruLEE had. n short time before ,h.,
election. made speech in New York in which
he arowed himsslf strongly for Secession in th..
event Of the election Of lincoln We di.,ru-,,.d
the correctness Of the report but in order to set
tic the matter. . letter Of inquiry was sddre..ed
70 Mr.. H. Tbe return mail bruuvh: the follou.
ing emphatic denial
FocxrAS Rock.
November IL. 1860
Mr.. N. ID. BraLL-D.zr Sir. has. iu.,
received your note of this morning. ipforr,;r,,
me That am represented in Winchester as
having rccently made violent Disunion ,p..,h
IN the city Of New York. This IMPORT doe. mo
graf injustice. and has no foundation in fact |.
therefore beg that you will do me the favor to
contrsdict Il nj your earliest convenience ard
m the most emphatic manner.
NY speech in Now York. 10 far from b.;,,
pt.an,on speech" was, from first To last. II,
favor OF tho Union. the Constitution. and tbs
hnforcemcnt OF the laws and the .inyul.rI,
inaccurate sketch Of Il in the next day'. Herald
was repudisted by me the moment saw IL. A,
YOU viii perceive by he paper herewith en-,
Close 10 you.
Lhanking you for your kindDess In calling my
attention TO this matter,
L am, very truly, yours.
ALEXANDRA r. BoTRLER.
The paper referred To in the abov. letter a,
The Lynehourg Piry'nian, of the 9th inst, which
contained the following dispatch
wAsHISdroS. Nov. S. issn.
e. W. hCrros.hr. Bo,cler Is M, herr. He pro-
tesed earr nest day against the New York Herald
- Asa grsaf ,vssfios lie said NO rseA thing a, va,
UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Thus a elihcher ia put ON this roorback- in
regard to true Southern man and an ardent
friend Of the Union, Wills, At the same time il
takes away another erumb Of comfort" from
the small and sadly dejected body Of Secession
ists in this loo atty - WiacAesser Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
Union DrIaecrat..

h'ss democrats Who bad the patr.otiNr. ami
'rafPendenoe to burst the shackies of party pre-
j"d'ee snd vote f0r tho Onion ticket. deserve =.
the stanton lSp>pfas,- says ,As hive... ,,.,..
in'y are not blind Partisahs. but patricia /,
" upon such patriotism that he hope. Of the
country rvst They appreciate ths fact ,h.,
ny hev eoaatry % .srys ~ veil So n.r,v
70 obey Whatever may b, ,le fate a. d.,
'o1a'ry hey have ire psoui eon.ciousns.. ,h,t
hey ID bteir duty Bobly and nash,ll,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
How the Prc.iacn, 4. Elected.

Tbs successive steps in the election Of Flee
tors for President and Vice Presiden, Of the
United States To be taken after tbs November
election Arv "A follows:
lst-By the act ~ 1892 these electors arr To
meet on the frat wednesday in December AT
ter IN their respective States. 10 east thcir
votes.
2d.-Thess votes, vhrn cast. arr T. be- ecrti-
ned by the electors. and soGis,f sP and sent TO
the Preaident Of the Senate
h--On tho second Wednesday in February
after. the scaled certificates Of tn electors ar,
20 be broken open and the vote counted and
the result declared in the prcrruee Df Con
grers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
Sale Of Jefferson Land.

The farm offered for sale by Mr. Isaac Dcsr.
"for the heirs,' and advertised IN the Pre-
Pres',' has been sold At sirfy doIlars per acrr.
TO Mr.. JoHS RUsE, Of I.oudoun oounty. Here il
another evidence Of the usefulness TO ADVERT
sers q the Old Family Journal" Mr.. Russ
Is an advance paying patroa Of IL, and Iearucd
his Information from tbs "old Family"
The truth il IL the people desire 20 buy or sell
or learn any information whatsoever, che Free
Press" will be found the medium
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
ISehIas Up

he Ron Distriei" looking up. NJ HESnv
Dvss, vho~s adsoTti,autni EpJears today. IA.
oPeped Bakery. e. 10 10 District AMI = b.
hing variety IN he line. Proaa presentation
a sonis ~ be manuf.eturo ws i.6r be undsr.
fisnis h's businsss fle vill aeoeIt ihanks f8r
he rraisHnbranee af us.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

Next week We win Publish. At the suggestion
Of a friend, The proceedings Of a meeting Of the
citizens q Jefferson county bsld on the 22d Of
January, 1893, 10 reference 10 the -crisis" then
eSist.ng. Our readers may then be- reminded
Of the sentiments Of some who have since.
doubiisss undergone some change.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

n aaetiaa sspfsFooaa - A. Gisasoa. IN th.s
Plaee, va byrSiarisaaly eaasrsd On Tss-.isy
aigai 49,. go rgverai hunirod dsii.ss uofsh
- isssiry sweden lhessfrua We kase iearus.i
n ~ eius 10 ~ discovery ~ ti.s robbsrs Har
nssbsrg R.pasEiosa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
- 70 ID lla..aehu.s,l..

Tho following encouraging vi-rs q 81 PRO
Ervss o. eoassrva,isru. even in Massachusetts,.
We 6nd in tn Boston C0agir II says
The vote = NassarhusFffs this year b. 40
les thsn IN 1855 II. vote - NJ An.lrew.
ior Governor, is less than ihsi ~ NJ iiosala.
~ ass5. sod ies. thsn H. entire fVnouf vote
~ 1857 BY a1ti Tbis ysaf ~ combined snii-
Luooln s0ts IL sf072 Thr combined y8is ~
Bookcases sod Fnlnors IN 1855 vas tssbG --
The vote u i1nruiu j. 49, thsn thsi f,rFrsmest
~ i5ot IT, majariiy sgainst iinrain -
Ho.fon l. a1s. arainst Aaireu IIA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

orWe FePeAt that there !. no, oHs rord 81
truth n tAs assertion AZ de Lsesps aseaf that cur
P~oPls aEs 'ArniRg tbsmssIvea.~ beyond tbe
usual cAaiion which hes ben observed for thu
lass twelve Honihs. That they arr under any
alarm whatever. IL not true, and u j. a sian.
der Hpon our citizens
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

~ euun'y q frinesss Anns. 10 v,rys..
= ~,srs tf''oesfnsr WIS orisiasssd asf 20.
ear-d 50 hrst sai9ussaeai n -r.s,i,,,.... q
- noi 'eem ~ sympatss uih BE- prsesa..,..
ofelHiio'r' . ~ nay juags lru.u tbs ss.~ 60, ~
= ~ frssaas'tisi slscisoa ~ Bsu $780,
o. eoaniy ~ sssvniytao ssarity -. ].
F.in - HSiy-niHs oysl a. isst si,,tiss "a, Gov
sfnef' sd gain u ssysuty en- over a, i...
Pfaaisiantal aisrss..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

- "s1e 9 ~ thai ~ Procliyiti,s of,i.s Ell.
'or - ~ hslsas4sisai srs - veil knoun 10 "a.
community &c shoud noties several ofhs. an,
sies. bu' ih'9 are r,rissily iaposrut No h.-.
o. ssy ors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

a. CossEao NoT susFHrBrB. rseiss
haa'irsa ksrs - I.aa.ier. asi sietty -fsus tase,
u araaniiian. uers sAigyed hau Nsw Yark 90
fursiay 70 Chsflcsfen. soast Careilna
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

We ar undes many obligatious h. Hon A
X boruEn Representative frea thi- Bstrist 3.
g. eaPsas n Conrrsssiou.l Glole Tsev ar
~ d ins7rriios q any vho nay desirc - as.
auias ikeua
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

sW~ihe naus ~ ths Wig -. nssratsr n tbs
Lsg'.issurs, -, sooordiug 10 ~ Ea,sspsaafeai
vss q havs weed 90 IiIrckinfidgs. DE- ne ar-
rsar ss'ouE tho ioushundrod AMI sny-siqht
ashia ard irsc
Wa - sirk o. oslY iasisps-s,is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
Lotteries Ana Peru.

In Lima the Lotteries drawn every Saturday
The prime $1,000 The ticket. ar, A.vlsd
about the street By old men. As the t,sks, 1.
handed 70 you. the render ErAyely Msl. your
name. that Of the lady. your sweetheart Of
course) 10 whose interve.sion with the Fate.
you expect success; and IT, unfortunately. YOU
are ~tHHs the tender attachment. then. the sainf
whose favor you imPlore. all cf which be rrri.
ter. in n book. kept for the purpose. The
drawing - made. ~ith much eercmouy upon
platform erected in the grand plaza We think
the Lotierie. Of Msssrs- wooD, EDpY 4 Co. OF
Wiia's9fOa. DelawSrs. and ~. LOUIS, Missouri.
decided inprOyemcus upon this; for BY enelo-
s'ng $1,000. $1,000. 500. or s7so, yoa receive
by return mail, n chance in ssc of their i7alis,d
lO'tsries-the capital prize. 10000
sD-Ws were forc,bly struck. on . r.een, yi..
Il 10 the spacious and well Allied Purni.hiny "a.
tablishrnent Of Mr.. GsoSar w. sApLs. Of hi.
town. with the Ene display of handso.,e and
substantially Manufactured Hair SOFAS, Otto
mans. Chairs, &c, which viii compare most IA
vorably with any City manufacture. His sap-
ply Aiso. Of Hair and other Mattresses is very
large and being weekly added to by Mr.. DASIEr
IorTTri- askiilfnl aud expcriehee4 Uphols,crer
from Philadelphia AMI as a good bed is Al.
rStreshing 10 the weary sumptaoUs dinner
10 the hungry. We arr PleAsed 70 learn that Mr..
o Will remain in this place few weeks longer.
Al our house keeper. will notify him of any
wanted renovation Of their MATTRESSES. Sofa
&c- Mr. g. IL now oyerhauliae the sle.p,pg
hH'ures OF ths Garter House" and We can say
from examination the beds are equal To any
other Hotel in the Valley. He desires 10 state
that reference is made, and any information will
be given. by Aessrs. SADLSR or RKDxAx.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

kB-ihthslsst iss.se ~ a. fatispeaseai is ssi,
iar isluirss hisse8i ~ iaput.ng - d, disioysi
y ~ a. sauih 81 ~ insntutious
IN sply us haFe simpiy o. sav thaf o. a.
fFsasssy - ~ etitor r. ooiy cquai,-i br kIs g.
most uaissrssl disrezari - irsti su3 5i.tlrs
We neau eaartir uhat ue sar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22
A Fearful Responsibility

The hsltiuore AHsertosfa veil ssys ethsrs 10
= fearful responsibility resting upcn iif rea
wbose o1rrss N ne prszest -fisis gill shass Il
futurs q ihis ooos happy sountrg No aaoant
~ usns,snt fsns siIi oonpea.ste thsH u, tbs
earrmoas svil ihsi thsy nay ~ By hasty g.
too nor % = 90 hing - talk ssh.aasst,
~ vranrs sndursi aul q ssnrsaocs o.. !, =
quite anotisr hing % destroy q nsiioasiiry aat
hss nevsv NJ ~ sIu,i ui.an earth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

ss-h .. 'isi..hsf ~ ~ s,is b, "A. A.,
" . eaiiahsr a. srtsasirs Tasu.r, u
Wanislasa. 40 tis fesisssor. a,l-s.r, 49,.
iseo srres = Efluaf gi3ooa oa.s "a. i.
e.Tairaisnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

- iAdy frAnslia sidos ~ -. lasss..,..,
~ tpAu Frznklia ~ Mfatsd Art,i 49,,
ri aocg-Hpaa.sd ~ ~ hi,fs M..s f'ra..s.f ~.
srHsri e Wsshiagios. al T. star.s4 u ~,
Haib.rai u.sfI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

esF-tieoFFs y Pelndestff n rstes q o.
reses disi sastissly a. Ls..iugioa. va. as 20.
l2h last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

ssan I.ooa q Nnsr 49, tsea aprsastss ia
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

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sr'iels, h. says
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-22

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