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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-05-28
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gUVRUSTEE'S SALE.-WHEREAs, on the LIST day
! Of January, A. ID. lS56, James kenwick ana
Elizabeth Renwick, his wife, Of Davenport, Iowa,
executed unto Austin Corbin, Ms Trustee, . deed
Of Trust, conveying to said Trustee the land in
Scott county, Iowa. described - follows, to wit !:
Commencing on the bank Of the Mississippi river,
on the south west corner Of the tract Of land sold
by Antoine Le Claire to Alfred Churchill, con
veyed by Deed dated December 5th, 1858. and re-
corded in Scott County Records, on Page 52l Of
Book tx" Of Deeds, running thence north six
hundred and forty-two feet (642); thence west
three hundred and thirty feet $500, thence south
niue hundred and six feet 9e6 y, TO the Mississip-
pi river, and thence up said river, with the me
anders thereof. to the place Of beginning, said
land being the same purchased Of Antoine Le
Claire, by said James kenwick, snd containing
by estimation Ave 663 1000 acres, more or less.
more definite description Of the land appears in
the deed Of Trust, to the record Of which all per-
sons are referred. Said conveyance was made by
the said James Renwiok and Elizabeth, his wife,
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of Ger
taia promissory notes, and the interest thereon,
signed by said James Renwick. and dated the LIST
day Of January, A. ID. 1856, among which was
one payable January lst, 1853, for tho sum Of ten
thousand five hundred and eight aud s3-lOO dol
lars, to tho order Of Thoma, W. GILMORE, aud due
at the banking House OF Macklot 4 CoIbin, Dav
enport Iowa, which said note has been extended
to April sth, 1850. The deed Of Trust is recorded
in Hook "H' Of Mortgages, scott County, Iowa,
Records, page lis, and to IL for . more full and
complete statement all persons are referred.
And now, said note having become due and
payable, and the said James ksnwick having
failed to pay the same, l, Austin Corbin, Trustee
aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice that
by virtue Of the power which il in me vested by
said Deed Of Trust, will, on Saturday, the 9th
day Of June, A. d. 1860, at the hour Of nine
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day, II the Court
house door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and
Offer tor sale, at public auction for cash the parcel
Of land above described, much thereof -
shall be necessary TO satisfy and pay the amount
Of said note, with the interest thereon to the day
Of sale, together with oil the costs and expenses
attending said sale, costs Of this notice. and Trus
tees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of May, A. D. 1860.
AUSTIN COkBIN,
mx16.dfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
ITron lhs w,lberllle Time,..l

Alta ntciing % the W Ihe Grays' held in their
quarters, At ChArlestown, Va December Goth. 1859
Capt J. =. Kent, in the Chair and Corporal John W
PAu'sii, ae,ing as Secretary, Private wm Cook
offered the following resolution, which was uaAni.
mously and enthusiastically adopted:
Resoirsd, That oar hearty thanks are hereby pre.
secuted 10 the let PIE Of ChArl-stowp aud vicinity
for Their many aeis OF kindness and proofs Of hos,
Pitalty, which they have extended to us that tbey
have received Us aud brothers not A. strAn-
gers-that our friends aud families at home shall
know bow we have been treated and ~ sympatbl.a
In our feelings, and II our duty shall require H.
there s no point TO which will hasten nth more
AlAeTity Than TO Cearlestown,
Private, James Letort, moved the following reso.
lsiion which sss also unanimousiy adopted:
Rssoirsa. That our thanks are due 10 ths Trus,.r.
OF the Presbyterian Church in ChArlesuosp for The
use Of their Lecture Room a. our quarters: alsd 10
the Pastor, Rev. NJ Dutton nor his consderats and
christian kisdues in attending our quarters TO hold
morning prayers
Sergeant John II. FULTON offered the following
resolution, which vas unanimously adopted:
Rssotved, That ihAnks arr given - the Of5eer.
and Soldiers Of the various eompanieas Of Volun.
teers shoui sc have met 10 ChArlestoWn for their
Kind treatment 10 uS-ws came among them total
strangers and we leave them friends add brottsr,
aud 70 duty should hereafter call us again into ,ers
vice. Ne ssk no better eOn AIDES than Iboss We have
IAsutenao' William Terry offered the folio wing
rts'luIion wh.eh was unanimously adopted:
Fs1ghed, Tast DOR 'haESs are rendered 70 Fgl.
=. stuart, commandant OF our battalion and Mr.
W u rahb instructor in tactics, for their aid in
si'uetion aud kindness that We respectfully and
earnestly invite these geniiehan 10 whit Hythe-
willie some time next SUMMER, 90 that NC NAV 20
some extent, naafe sense Of their kinape,.
and hat committee Of tour he Appointed TO wait
upon those grntl'men, notifying then Of this reso-
i1ho' and r'q1est their acerftanes 9th. In ,aten
q, ahy such time hs may suit their oouvsnis6ee
In pursua-ce Of the Foregoing reso,uii,n. ,b.
Chair appointed Lisuis Terry and Hrrt. Corforal
Psaieu and Private ". II. Bolitng The coInmi,tee
On motion, the editors Of the newspapsrs Of
'hff.esioSn afe requested 10 pghli.h thsss fro~e~S
isgs snd he " ihestIle Telegraph ans u vfbevits
1iurs be rsqgsHed 70 re-pahlfsb the .ans-. ard he
meet ~ .dJolfnei 10 assemble sgaiB Ia Washington
Cay, y. C.
Up MINT, cbAirnsa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

HosEsruS IN THE LEarsLAruRE The
SPEAKER pro Ten. Of the House Of Delegates
Mr. Christian, Of Augasta appeared in
tbs Chair, yesterday morning, clothed 10 9
fall szit Of Virginia cloth, ps do 10 hi, own
town, Stausten, which 10 bsbiud aops 10 the
State In energy and enterprise Ga Monday
last nsubsr Of The House vas MARI cd aud
appeared At the altar in fall mi, Of home
spun, underneath the vest Of which, We yea.
ture TO say, heats ~ true n hear, as there is
in she Old Dominion. - RieAp end Dispate1.
We expect to hAv0 . suit Of Hsmsstsn,
Toe, IS Ne lesrs that as ale ,s De presented
With fall sui, from the populsr Factory Of
cur friend G g. PORTER, Eco , Of this
county, Who msppfseturss every thing in the
woollen line in the most fashionable - we'll
- most substantial manner Our friends,
however, will have az opportunity Of judg-
ing for themselves when they see rs robsd
10 POrtsr's premium goods. 30, friends, lssk
out.-Ed lfs PJoul
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
Baltimore Prices Curr,n,
FOR TIE WEEK. ENpiSG pU
RsYe'ieS We-iy, ssg-.,,..
"VirStnia Free Pre-,
II " NDOLPH &I.hTI,,
90 soIIH aIRkaV q
N A " RED.

f''fdAv moIaitE NJ Astsr H. .
sonuW by h Rev DR. Dnuot VI
WrsrT II Baitimore 20 Nts.E.r,
da"sh'f OF Cap James @ Huu.
Dss'n,,sr -, 1859. BY Rev Jrs, L..
NsNLh W. RUsk, 70 Mis. AANtN
On 81 Of Loaiusa
u L@'sturs on ih- az uhimo ~ ,,-B...
w Wuhsms Mr. WIN FULfON
t.as'.o'.. 'p Miss NARY ELGIN Xxx.
90 Thur'tay svcEtsg. The .qH..
~ -" h-V. Aodr-w RDtes. GEO
doan
On Ihprsdsy ls.' Nj JOHN r,I.
Mis-. MARY sILKR, ali Of Bsr.-r
On The same Jay, Mr. gro r ar..f.
Miss MARIA A MYERS dsrr
Aaron Myers, OF Berkeley comfy
On "Wednesday week. The Ur ,us...
hsitiHseutt hv The Rev. Mr. D,rr, -. On a.
CARL TO RACHAEL V HENsp,W
yer 81 80. James HcGshAs oi Brrst
10 AieIsadfia, on hs 22i Oh .,..
by Rev, ID. L. SSrieK. ADDISON " lt
OF ,Wa>hIaston City Formerly ~ Brrr,vi .
Miss LIZZIE q daaghIer ~ JJta p.
The iornsr place.
On the IA ut IN The Lnih.r,r f,t,.-.
Nr. BAUM. }. LUCius CROSS T.
N"g nis College, ARd NIs. CAIHNEIN.
daughter Of the late GodIT.y Mul,f-I -.
chester.
os The 9Th inst. ~ Rev w. TIsr,g...
.hAS al. BRAZILIAN. ~ Mi4 NAE..
on ,Ie same dsv, BY Il. ,.r, v.
KEEN to Miss MARGARET BROCKII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

The 81 Louis E,sniss News sys The
fsss-negre hv, which hes jsss posed
ths Senate Of Missouri 10 bsrsh end epprss-
sivs In the sx,rsns s;prshibiss ssy slave
holder from TsssrdipE his faithful slave tsr
lcug yssrs Of devoted .ervics, BY givios him
his freedom, unless be enters isss boad Of
tive thousand dollars TO remove the eusn>
sspsssd slave 6oa, The ssss sbssvss Itpso.
vidss that every FREE pegro OF puls'to over
the sge OF eighteen srs, uov living IN the
State, shall leave IL b fore the frat VI ondsy
in September, 1850, 90 psia AZ being cold 81
psbl.e auction iato slavery foe hfs. AL Tree
negroes and mulstto.s under eighteen years
Of age shall be boupd .. sppr.ssioss till they
are tusSty>ooe years Of az, twelve mouths
after the expiration Il which they shall leave
the State or be cold ia,o slavery Any free
pssro or mulst,o vbo shall cone into the
State after the first MoBj.y ia S-pirmter.
1861, srd rsmsin ~, nty- feur hears, shall be
sold into slavery Such are the leading pro
visions Of the bill
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

VIRGINIA LEmsLATuIE Ia heb Ouss Of
Delega ss, on "Wednesday week, stdl vas
passed for the payment Of the expenses in
cured BY the GoyernOria the HArps, Ferry
affair a resolution vas adopted %inauire
INTO the eIPedieney Of requiring Ale Bal
timore aud Ohio Railroad Cot,suy to
trAa'Port frsigh, end passengers rom aud
70 stations IN Virgins at che ssss rates
charged on through passages aud freight.
A similar resolution vas adopted 10 Frsvent
the entrance Of vessels manned ty tolored
crews into the ports Of the this Safe
The Legislature has passed an tets athof.
iIiug spesisl terms Of Circuit Courts, fer
the trial Of erimipals
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
THIBUTE on HIaPECr.

ssl'el msetsa n T1sca,ors I.sdys n
~ ~ . Mt,tins,sfg ne io'iowirg f,.ois.
uuus ere STOPPED
Hss'rff Tbs MS LosRs tas ksarf 49, 49,,
feffsi q he dsaih of Bfs.hcr A. SEIra fIoosr.
HfNtrrs Thai ~ O. s.brsfsiy and ferfs,ir
sTmrHihtfs win ~ trfesvff frisrfsseA rsistty...
~ naf drffsasf brnihss "a this Fsysfs snf IN -
i've tisrsrsttiDa
Mutt That 10 ~ early Sfstb of o., 800.
f.rnf snd trntff " ere srain salsntiF st.,gs
lshsi ~ ~ raHUT ~ aif saNtiv ikirvs s,f =.
hsvs 10 BE 6stih q eomf6uirr as.oYss-s ,t.ft.
has lffa uk-u home - ~ hosoni - ssr a. .
H1S4Fea thai iLis l'aigs anead ne fsnsrti sf
our frrsssst tfeihsr ahd that fhs us~hs., -,
the nsuai batfs N uosrnipr fof fthtV Ssvs-
HENRY GRIM
EDWIN DORSEY re--t....
An WAHAuQUATE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
nATsiH0sT os TTg wAsH

Only foriJ-ssvsa Marriage Liesusss we're
i,susd ffoa The Clerks ORss Of Jsasrssa
Ceun'y dsfish 10. ysss 1850. being fsssfg.
~ lee a. 10 ,ks ysss 1887 Js,, shisk
o. H. y uassflspt yousE asn Il u 81,
fair 70 az, hossvsg, thas several Of ous
ooasiy'nss seat 70 sshss pssis ~ ~ natsd,
wsiis, obssusis slt Psps ssss sshoss -
Mssyiasa
Bat - lAis e leap ysaF adiEsFshl ssts ~
aHsirs uty be sstieivstsd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

n1- II TIE sd:.or Of the L.aspssdsai de-
'iFss 10 tuit bic political brother Of The
SP ~ Ee would respectfully susgys, the, As
do 80 without nEtliaf'Hg our articles
We sisted 10 oar article that Mr.. b bad
sheen taken ia,o the kisd keeping Of ,svs,
raj Democrat. sdito,,, sao a,ss-, 10 hare
heJ'shi to DO Ai thi-bI-S q, I'll - ils.,
otsa
Durlsg shs sn,bs CssRessiossl oauvass
w. Bo'sisr Boldly svossi be ssntimsnts
aud Doi vStsr 10 The District sHpsstsi bin
70 vote f'r DsnSefatie eaus.s nomisse.
Ard bsesuss the editor o. shs I,4spSs.
asHi voted for Mr.. -. be afrogstss 70 hinsslf
the right 10 deists 70 him Hseshf do Il
NJ Bois.ef vOu.d not bold hi, seal dsy u
be we're compelled " do ths k,Al,-s ofsvssy
zoe ub0 happened 70 hsvs voted Coz bin.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
rnR pEHoo aAcYAsp The SPEAKER.

We esgh 10 be surprised, but -e are not,
t'sys the Richmond whig,) NJ the course Of
some 81 TIE Virginia Democratic Pre.. in
regard to the contest now going on ., Wash.
iOston for the sPeaiersbip. Some Of these
Dem ocratic organs are pouring out the vial.
Of their wrath upon the heads Of the South
sfn Opposition members, because ,h..e lat.
ter did not, in body, vote for Bccock aud
Millsou whom they were before the II ouse ss
sandiaaiss- Nos. Bocock vs. I'll. r.sul.,
caucus nominee Of the Dsmoc'atic party.
aud, IN that capacity, Was entitled TO no sup.
port or oountenancs at the hands q the
Southern Opposition members. Besides,
although be was the regular caucus nominee
Of bis party, be at no time received the
votes Of all the members Of the Democrats
party. And, il some Of his own party would
not vote for him, how ,oud he reasonably
expect the supper, Of men Of other parties
of men Numerically opposed to bin in
political principle
And so in regard to Mr. MiIlsou. Ho
was nominated BY Southern Opposition
neuber-by Mr. BOtelsr, OF Virginia and
only received Ain,fy-nr votes, botwithstsnd-
ing the fact thai ten or fifteen, and perhaps
mere, Soatbern Opposition me mbsrs voted
for him, aud notwithstanding the farther and
still more pregnant fact that the Democrats
themselves number nIsdy-tIrse membe.s 10
the House Ii will thus he seen that ten
or htssp Democrats refused to vote for Mr..
Millson, ahdof coursc,'i all the Southern
Opro sition members had voted for him, he
would still have failed Of an election by some
twenty sdd votes. Now, how can the Lynch
burg Rspsb ieAs and other papers Of that
ilk denounce Southern Opposition members
for not voting for Mr. Mill.on, when the
palpable and notorious fact stare. them
in the face that Democratic mem bers thom.
selves refused to vote for him. to the
number Of ten or 6ftsenl Why do not the
Rspubl saH aud its allies heap some Of their
denunsiAtion and abuse upon the heads Of
their own political friends, who failed 10 vote
for Milson even when be had been nominated
by political opponent! We undertake to
say that, With possibly . single exsep;ios,
every single Southern Opposition member
would have ehesrfully voted for hr Mill
son, in order to secure speedy and sonssr>
vstiss organization Of the House, il there
had bees ssy chance Of his slestios. Bat
the Democrats themselves, % the vote clear.
u shows. would not unite upon him, and
surely If Democrats may vote Agsinss him
without iassrriog the ospsurs Of abe Re.
PsbI'eas may not Southern Opposition mem
bsrs, who are bound TO him by no political
ties or synpathiss whatever, do the sane
thing without bsiOg subjected 30 Democrat
10 dsnuneiation and abuse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
BIER.

Va saterdsy. January Til; s,h,f r,...-.,
Cnanes,owa Aiss B. a. ROCKER assya
ingioo ID G..
On The e2i ulIisao, 10 Msrtia,bu.r sv--
uooPEH, soa Of The late Abr.Asm Il ~ lie
Abosi - yssrs.
~ msfnnsea'g On Mondsv m. So -ty.
s.ssr hss. Louiss AcNrttf< tssgst,- -i-
o MeA stits aged - year, % mouit,apsrs. ID,
Near Bedisstps. Berkeley eous,, IN .,..
MIS- MARY JENKINS rcU..,i o. n,
1e2sins, IN The 81 wear ~ hsrag,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
VIRoINiA LEcIsi.aTURR

Inc senate has uuanimously passed bill
TO create ateW couSiy to be called Webster.
10 honor Of Ibe late Hon. DANIEL Webster
Mr. Paxton, 10 advocating the bill. said
mo sessror 90 his hooT - NOR. opposed ,b,.
mftrii t' tbe gaiiIcal uJibious RsBsfsllV enter.
Mittt suf say'raics b. he distinFuishsd man
Sh'm o. BE- ff"p.sef Tor rs io honor 10 dsV Tts
la-i t"nfs a1f the lasf speeches a his life We.
hoN'Fef' cfFfet % iae rpns'iiafionai fgbs az
ts o"''h. abf tscauss ~ ihrse sf4fts he 80 H..
s"i - .he isnaitraI sbolrion efsu ubo 80
'r'H Ms''arhtseis lubfrrstand ftstsssfsf,
rs been mac lybrtfFf sucrfssfal Inns 80 y,
remove it'fn NJ sts's toass sruHnds Il Ns.s.
'huseiis itr saius n Wthtfsf N N. 1890,
sutiu'bst @. Ma'ssthUss ttran.ifsf
'F.ff fa'rI Nv its sfatgr q Wstsfsr feytt 81,
'he auibofrtcs AZ Nrfisia woaId rive 10 49,.
~ oif earuu' fquefs. Cpnuunaus he ptor,.-s
eiaii' ~ have r0oniY cAiirt Clay ara ssg,h.,
tfi - ~. h1pn, vhstns mers spafopfj,,, ltss
iHal ~ Wttslef fOr itisncp cDun'sf Ttoss a..
c'n'rutitd msu vsfs ierr ss.reistsf is "a.
sfta'f oi .h- Ctitsi S's'ss fIHsfirz. b. q, t,-s
~ M" forHfucfi"t ~ ne rorttrrfirr 80 80
h'1eti y ifsfing % atvsncs ~ rrospeslty - 49,
30 ~ al 'o usinialn ihs cussiiisiifo az
Opl-n. Lst Virginia chtfish zoe memafv "A 49,.
fffai tnfh. u is fr1uEh fir re 10 krs4 49, 80.
harF ~ p1f Hssrs ~ Msf-asi nsfus etos,-, 80,
sngsEcd % . ssr uroa re ccnsHofisn snf 800.
o. 'as soa'h. sfs boa endsay ouag % di,hess,
he GnnIr q We
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

HTCApt. 5 Bowen, Of The Clarke (v.l
Guards has already applied to the Adjutsui
General Of Virginia, aud through him to
'1hs Governor, TO be one Of the companies to
MI up any requisiI'On that may 10 made on
Virginia 10 case Of a war viii MEXICO a,
any future time The p'aiu, il il ,aid,
has received satisfactory assurances that his
service. aud those Of hi. gallant eerp, ,hall
be The f'stto hear Of the drum Tea, t. arms,
should the old commonwealth neod the SER
vices Of her soldiers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

YThs Riebnosd Dispatch cor Isins the ioI.
loving aeeOsBI Of the nsihmspi given BY The
Bius, 70 MAJ Robinson lately;
When the l.. 1. Blues OF this city we're
stationed 81 AGrtinsburg, aud required to
perform hard service, they we're treated with
she greatest kindRess by the citizens Of that
tosn and especially 30 By the Border
Gusrds. Major Robinson, Of that corps,
being 10 Richmond on Saturday Last, aud
the Blues gracefully rene n bsriog the past,
CT up sn entertainment for the N Aior, at
Reds Hotel, that night, sud We uu srslaBd
that u oss who participated in It will long
rsneH Der Is As one Of the many green spots
30 the lifetime Of that venerable corps. Tho
table was presided over BY LIeut Mamie,
and bssidssah excellent supper, and IN Abuu-
danee Of the juice Of the grape, 80 iptsllsc,>
usl feast vas served that gave Gost 70 the A.
far During he evening SppropriAte ard
eloquent addresses we're delivered by Mr.
lsbsil OF the Senate, aud Mr. Duck vail, Of
ths House q Delegates and wit, song SID
ssnumsat ysrs the fsatarcs Of the occasion
Among tbs invited Rsests we're Major Fry,
and other oibssrs ofths First Rssinsat, all
OF ubOm usre highly delighted With the sn-
tsuaismebL 10 The course u the evening
hsi RObinscR invited he Blues 70 jOiu 10 an
eueampmsnt ~ AaTtipsburg nsEt summer,
snd promis. d 70 meet them half ~sy With bis
command. IL they uould go The Trip will
certainly he pleasant ore, and the Blass
will probably acesJt the invitAtioa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
SPecidE .\otIceI

-
ASoss The many ts.torsti's,rsist s,r4,, zoe.
Pl'sd To 'sl'sve the sAietIoa. ~ hunan.,, go 4.
@ofs fsvossSis Oss for sesrtsis sls,,ofs..,- d.
the "msd ieihsi gS@" of,As w.dtl.,,, T,- -
hssstsE vsIUsb 9 H 10, ns pssss to t,.. 90.
is fslisv-. ssa 90 rvTs. - sahs-s.d t-s ted t,t-
tiae ssd j-d siOss eoReissTsa ga -gt.r ,.,.- -
Ia ihsnssi,es Of ssusl ~oTth. Tts b.y,, ~
sHisls N hat
"coahiasuos aud fa,a ias,-l.
sfnedisias ksswH -
Da. WrrAGs RAt.As ~ VIZ Castr
whose Valss IL sufIus CosfL,. GOA, ~
WboePiaE csVEa, CS.se. A,hu, P4.r.,..-8'.
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cass 10 saa iaftsasd hoo shs'l D.. .ss..
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s's ~ q. sises 90 81 iifna ast. ....H4.
prove o.iiy SD the .sBs Lsr.cs 90. 90
@s ~, isia ~s. isu dsss s,utr. $50 z.t
mAfy yssfs.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

hAhDs nNE PEEsESTs Hon vR l. Cog
gin, the late opposition eaDdidst b. Cover.
nor OF Virginia uss presented Nth two
sP'Vsaia Fel9 ss,eh.s on s:Z Aas week.
one present from the ladies ofRSxbrilRe.
the other from the ladie. o. Abemarie.
virgins The present from ilbt psrle vac
imported direct from LOudon vi e the one
from kocEbridgo vas purAy Aasrieaa
EsuGhe.aTe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
Dirsinia. Free Dress.
BY GALLAHER 4 CO.
@ u a r L e Q r q W n /,
fHVRSDAI H0RNINe,
SAuUAuy -. Ieoo.
TIE oPPosrrIoH or skvvknsos
COuuTN.

The oPpo''isi0a Of ihis county Is request
I'D TO meet in eouvsntioa, Ut ths Geurt-bouss,
On Friday che 2osh inst, ~ IL o'clock TO
select delegates to rsprsssn, the county in
che General Convention TO held at Rich
mOnd, on the ed OF February next, A
full attend,nee IL desired.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

a MAs srLrr IN Two Br Saw "A ,er>
pble accident happened a. .Sw mill in DA.
Va county, Iowa, few days ago An em-
PlSyee, named Reddea LASER, vas standing
pn tbe log earriss - OF tbemiil, rather forward
OF the 's~, whoa, on gbt jar, be lost bis
balsnce and Tell on it first cutting of hs
left hand, by which it seem, be wanted TO
iproiecI the rest Of bi. body from falling IN
the ,sau, yet be fell 90 il, the say cutting
from the top Of the up do~uwara dag nal
ly through the leg, snd coming cut nearly
where It joins the body. Me- zeal attendance
vls imme lately procured bu nothing cou q
save the unforSanate mans lie. lie died
in about-sir hours after the accident hap
lpeeed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

THE RE-IsIrRNEST or Corric The 70.
mains Of Eduin Coppo, one Of the Har>
per's Ferry insurgents, were disiu,erred on
Msnday, the 10th ult., from the baryipg-
ground shout hive miles from Sal m, osio.
where they Tad bseu quietly buried BY bis
Quaker relatives, tor . more imposing In.
rial by bis symp.thiIsrs in the n.ighbor-
hood, on Friday the 30th ult. The body
was pl.eed 10 the hand. OF experienced PER-
IONS TO prepare il for the occasion. The
wooden eofin nom Virgins "a. replaced
BY . basdsome metallic one, the beiy be.
Ing robed 10 white flannel, aud taken to the
Town Hall Ia Salem, where, on Friday. W..
sxPosed TO view for fou, hours The al
accom- modating .ir HUNDRED, vas filed, AID
then some four thousand p-rsous, IL w.s e.-
timated. passed through the reou 10 view
the corpse, several ladies', on SEEING the
blaekensd face, bursting into tears. In the
procession TO the burying grouni, in sight
OF the town, the relations followed fire.. then
the co ored people, and then the e.,iIous
generally. monument Is to DO erected
TO ibe memory Of the deceased.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

VALUE or FUarTvE SLAMS. EItis s,a>
ted i'a' here are pou IN Cbsd5 forty Ave
thousand runaway slaves fon SoEtb
Naluirg these slaves at an averks Of o.s
thousand dollATI e,ob, il is elsa1 tha, the
British provinces are bar DO Jog = i 600 600
WORTH Of the prop riy q. tie Unitd States
snd Ike Ping n beyond the each o1 be iieh,s
full owners
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

r-s- A gsptlemsn, Ebpss wor, IL proof.
informs Us that NJ Johb A. Wa isetou
ss' "a his possessions letter ffon r,spous,.
Ole parties who @ds boHS re Offer of
$3.50 300 for the souSt Vernon popsrty
cold BY him "a The ssdis- o. the Meat Yer.
non Associate e. 500 900 arlWa,s.
Inng'on sacrificed The d,ifrrsnrs 10 hs~or Of
ths Association --Ai,TTadyta y tn.S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

NJ The wncAestS Repusl an says
The public hiflngs o. slaves tbs . ason
did net come qaits up 10 the ,tpesstioa.
Dc'ug less than the average Fses Of -
year Able boiled sen have avarar.I
sIlO uomes have bpuEh, hoH, $50 eco.
good sisei boys go . so sils sI5 %
$40 Sales u slaves are lover tkan they
we're six months or ois year seo1