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The Great Female Pill

1NR. J. p. Creager. ia tho general agent whole.
II sale and retail, ior Dr. Whealing's celebrated
Female pill
These Pills are truly valuable for Ladies', iel
they will restore tho monthly courses where thsy
may stop from any cause Whatever. They ntve'
have tailed IN any case where The directions around
the box containing the Pills have been strictly
followed; indeed there has no case oI failure ~,
came TO our knowie ige. Being purely vegetable
thy are perfectly Iaie Siugi boxes matted lU
oru r. posl.pala upon thr receipt OF Olle dollar BY
J.p CREAGtk
Baltimore, Md,
ga liberal discount to druggists,
Iulv A is6l-Iv
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THE high and envied celebrity which these pre-
eminent Ned rInes have acquired for ,hrir
invarinhle efficacy IN all the diseases which the,
profess 10 cure mas rendered the usual prnciice a.
puffing not only unnecessary hut unworthy oj
them They are known hy their irnts their good
works testify for them, aud they thrive not by n,
faith of the creduors
IN ALL CASES
fAsihma. Acute AMI chronic -heuma, ism, fec
Rilinns fevers ani Liver complaints
In the S'u'h and Wesi where ihese diseases pr n
vail they will be found invaluable Planters 'a.p
mcrs and oters, win" once use these medicine, a
will never afterwards he without them.
Bilious c"lc and Seroes Looseness, Biies, Cos.
tiveness. Colds and Coughs CnIic
CDNSu MPIl )N--used with great success IN
this diseasn
CORRUPT HuMDRS, DR0PSY.
DYSPEPSl IN" person with this distressing
dIsease should delay using these me Iicines imInc
dialeiy.
Eruptions of the Skin,
Erysip"ins and Fiatulpncy
FEVER AND AGUE--F.n this srourgs Of the
WeserR count-' these medicines will be- found d
safe speedy and ceriain remedy. ,tn.r medicine
leave the 5! stem subject to return OF tn. disease
-n cure by tn se medirines il permanent. Try
them. he satish' d and be cured.
Foulness 0! complexion.
Genernl Debility.
Com. Giddiness, Gravel Headaches OF eyety
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Wall Paper Wall Paper !

THE snbseriber takes pleasure in calling the at-
Il tention oi The public 10 his large aHd we se.
lected siOek VI Wall Papers, Just receiving tpr the
spring and Summer trade Hts stock CONSISTS Of
l00vO pieces with 400 ditisren patterns. ranging
IN price tom oAcsnts &c si,tu per piece together
with every variety ot BORDERS, Window curtains,
Decorations ior aniei " ark, &C., &c.
he lias also OH hand complete assortment OF
school, historical, Medical, Religious aud Miscel-
mucous B.,oks, Stationery. Jlank B.,oks Nc, Ac.,
" hich will be sold wholesale and retail ms cheap
a. they can BIZ had West 0t tile Mountains. Give
me o call. J. Nd. LAYTON.
Nsrch9.'S9.
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why Lmb0r 50 hard WIsca was
EXCELSIoR PAINTING!

NIX. J W SIMMONS, wIsiies 10 Intorm his old
w friends and customers IN Cadiz. that he has
~ neu shop n Caiz, and that no 10 prepared to do
",fK ~ the latest and nlist approved city syes.-
tn"se Wishing to have Gralninp, Painting, Paper
Il H'nsIng, uiaizing, vurnlshlng, Sign Psinllng, %
anything IN Ills line vt busiiiass, viii hnd Vt 70 Ihdr
iivan,aee to Wv. hin cali as iie 10 sdevrnlined
% excl; and ~ his friends 1i Green aud Wayne
wn,hps ie would say he intends 10 nave ,,iuce
u business ~ iiupeduis, and ile uvpes ,lRey will
0ni nue u tpatruize niH with Giat liberal jatroyf-
sse wh,ch they hnvetor the pasi year ,ssteSed.
md, atl1l 81
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FRLDERTCE yJTMEELE'S
'CONPOtiND
SYRUP OF DOCK

his prepn auon Is now presented 20 the blic
in the full heiet that II will nnet want long tell
~ suffering humanity. Being compoundet o.
simp'es TO the nite' exclusion at alI injurious min
.ra substances. /. will he found not only striking.
y ef7'carioua, hut Tree from all inarious tenden.
cies Whatever.
As general purifier OF tho hlord. Il will be
fonnd unrivalled by ANY oi the mnch vaun and
almos. ever tailng quack nos'rums ol the day II
will he teen that we do nct claim to perform mir
acies by this remedy. thongh man Of the cures it
has effected may hy snme, be considered miyacu.
ous; but we do claim that
For Coughs. colds. Branchial Affections.
General Debility, and as General Purifier,
IT HAS NO EQUAI.
READ READ TESTIMONIALS
Personally nnpsared before me, m .ids- n7n o
the city Of Philadelphia, J. II Hardy who being
sworn, deposes and says that in June last he sui.
fered from severe corgh. caused by a heavy
cold tor month or more, md having procured
one bottle OF Frederick Jumelle's' Compound Syr.
up Of Dock" he WINS entirely cured by IL.
Swora to and subscribed before Q. this first tay
OF March; 1859 w p. iiibhord, Alderman.
J. II HARDY, 13l Fibert street.
Mr.. FREDERICK JUMELLE--Dear Sir:
This is to inf'rm you that two bottles oi your
Compound syrup OF Dock has cured my son OF
bnd cough, when two of our best doctors co
pletely failed 10 release hm OF the cough ANY
person who doubt this statement yom can reier
them to me
ROBERT MARSHALL.
N. w. Corner OF 18th and South Sis,
Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
Frederick Jumelle,
No. 1925 Market Street, between 18th and 18th
Streets. North Side, Philadelphia.
Price SO Ccmts Per Bottle.
For Sale by N. A.HANNA A, Cadiz. Ohio.
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HOW ARD sSSth lAlION.
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benevolent institution established by special
endowment Tor the Relief OF the sick and IBIS.
trcssed, afflicted with VIruent and Epidenllc
Disease, aud especially FIR the cure OF Disea
scs OF the Sexual prgnns.
MEDICAL NOVICE gistn gia is by the Act.
ing Surgeon, to all who apps by letter with de.
s,TipiIon u tteir Londiiion, tagc, Occupation,
habits oi life, &c..) and IN cnses VI extr me puy
cry, Medicines iurnisi,ed free of ch,rgu.
Valuable rtpuris OH sp.fn,atoirLcea, and other
diseases oi the sexual orl lans, AMI On Tie New
kE ht.Dlr.S employed ~ he Dispen- ,ry. sent 10
tie afflicted in srsled ltltsr envelopes, fee vi
charge rwo or tir'ee sta nps Tor pos,age VIII he
acceptable.
Aaure,s DR. ]. sKiLLlN tIbUGiIrON, Act.
Ing surg, on, hosaid Association No Z, South
Nntn s1esi. Philadelphia, "a. BY order Of ll,e
directors. -
kZ@ A u. HEARTW ELL, President.
GEU fAlitChiLD, Secretary.
bet H. Io,SJ-tY
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something New.

LAVE you seeu avlss Gilt Likenessesl [
Ill mi, w ami exaMine item. I'ney exceed
any ,tIns ior Desuty, ever made IN caii1. h, lies
u veautnui and valuable ont goes win eacu ike.
ness
M one refuses 10 have . likenessss whep he
se.s theIn
The cha,ln Is irresistabls-- call and SEQ ,hsm.
Aug 9, 1850.
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GSnfl-.TRUTB ~ MiGHTY, The only
sDs"U Regular physician, Graduate o m,
University OF Pennsylvania in 1888, residing in
TWENTY SEVEN YEARS
Engaged in the treatment az cure Of all kinds Of
Secret and Delicate Disorders,
of both sexes.
Special Ailments and situations
Incident 10
single and Married Ladies';
Self. huse and Solitary Habits.
constitutional and Sexual WeakneSsss.
OF Xouths ard the more sdv.nced Of both Sexes
Before and after Marriage,
DIR. N. B. LEfDY,
No 24s. North Sixth Street, between Race g. Vine
Directly opposite Franklin Square.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Will he forfeited by DR.. Lridy, il nct curing any
eaee, however had--long neutrality-suspicious. by
others thought lncnrahe and hopeess; more
Perman. ntlv and Ffis ctuaily,
Ia less time. with less restraint,
And moderate charges,
Than any other.
DR.. N b. I.Eii'Yil
No 243. n SIXTH ct,
BETWEEN RArE and VINE,
Philadelphia.
Proudly refers 10 Proc ssors and resp, ctnhle ply.
cicians 80 many of v h,Ep crnsuli him in c'icai
eases. because OF his &C acknowledged skill mn rep
fation attained through 70 long experience. prac
sice and observation; and 10 Renerslly Eecamnaen.
ded oycifi2enf. publishers, mcrchants hotel keep
ers, sc, particuiarl, tn
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.
To escape the imposition OF Foreign and Native
Quacks, more numerous tn Philadelphia than 9TH
er lsrge cities
One hall OF DR.. Leidys patients are those
wrongly treated and vicI.mized by them. How.
ever or whatever ihe disease or situation patients
nsy confidently rely il first applying TO l'r. Leidy
upon being successfully rnre'. and al less expense
IN eher,ea time, and with move safe and pleas.
ant means or remedies than any other.
kT1he strictes, buHuR and SECRECY mny
b. relied upon either by communication or inter.
view Go DR.. Leidy's charges are m"re mocerate
and accommodating Tor protes sionsl services aud
positively curing than others.
NAV Ia lH6t-lv
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New Stock for the Fall and Win
ter Trade.
Large Supply Of Staple and Domestic DRY Goods,
Iewelry. &e., &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
BERT cOCnR AN.
foga1H srsErf. srx1nEsvtLiE,
II As iust received direct iron ths East
Ii A magnihoenl stock Of NsEions
Hsaeh6esnt stoek Of Staple Gsods
A magnificent stock Of Domestic Dry Goods
a maeui6eea' ass06imeHt OF Ge.d & Silver Watch.
os A magnificent stock Of Jeweiry!
Broad CT lhs, Satiuetts, Jeans, Tweeds, &e. a
large pssorimeat, remarkably cheap, Cioihs Tor
Cl0aks. nrv Styles. Ready made Cloaks for Ia.
eies, oil late s,yles A splendid stock OF Ladies
Dress Goods, eefed with great regsrd to tasts
lis stock Of Notions II unusually large aud ez-
eeedingiy desirable. A superior stock OF ShiTts
l'nderthirts, Hosiery. and big stock of Gloves
Ribbons &c. Stusrt's Waxed Thread and Spool
Cotton. large rapoly cheap tie keeps on hand
large asso tIn. Rt vi Ladies Skirts Also C;ald
and Silver Watches, W atch tiuards, sc. Goods
Isd sither Wholesale or retail Piishargh prices
oierta Q oil Great Inducements offered to the
1ad:e. for cash or approved credit. Every reason.
reei satisfaction given, and goods sold at city pri
aces
RoBT. COCHRAN.
Oct. 3, 6o.r Fourths rect. SteubenvilIe.
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Lean, Volcanic Oil Linament,

THE RFsr ldSAmENr /" THE W.RLD.
7 he only safe and certain rure for cancers, Piles
Tumnrs. Sw~lhngs and Rroncheln or Goitre: Pa.
ralysis Neuralgia, Weakness Of the Muscles,
eh onlc nr lniamma'orv Rheumaiism, Stiffness OF
the ints contracted Muscles or Lilo aments. Ear.
acre or roohache, hruses 81 al 70, Wounds,
Frest ruts. Ulcers, Fever Sores Cated Breasts,
Sors Nipples. bnrns. Scalds. Sore Tn -nat or any
'nfiam,r a,inu or Pain. no diff ten how severe,
cr how long the disease may have existed, Nc.
Leans reiehratcd d I.lniment is cert ain remedy.
Thousands Of human beings have been saved
l Of decr"nitnde and misery by the use of this IN
vnInnh'e medicine
Mel cans Volcanic Oil T.nnment will relieve
o ,in almost irs,antanenusly, and il will cleanse,
iv and heal The iuulest sores in incredibly
short space Of time.
F,r Horses and other Animals. McLean's cell
ebrated i.nament is the only safe aud reliable
emedy f,r the c.;rr Of spawn. Ring Bone, Wind
al!s splini+ U"natural Lumbs, Nodes or Swell.
irgs ltuil never tail to cure Rig Head PUllevi,
tistula. Old Running Sores, or Sweeny, il proper
" applied FIR sprains, Bruises. scratches, crack
ed Hc.ls rhaf's saddle ~ collar Gnlls Cuts, sores
m Wounds il is an intalible remedy Apply il as
directed. and a is ccriain In every instance.
Then irifr n, longer with the many worthless
Linimrnls ffer"d TO vou Obtain supply of DR.
Vel, ans celebrated Linament IL will cure.
J II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine SITS st Louis, Mo.
John Bpali, tgent, Cadiz Ohio.
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SsSTAkCh and star Csndlss, ci'eaP
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las now on hands a good assortment Of tioods in
the above line, which has been honght low, and
consequently. he will sell them at very
low prices. His goods are oil nice and
fresh. and cannot fail to please
BUYERS, both in quality and
prices; he therefore s0ic.
ITS IN examination
OF his stock and
prices
before purchasing elsewhere--in so doing he feel,
ccnhdert that he will MERIT a large shar,, of pub
lic psiranaae. Tie keeps no Watches bur what are
selected with great care and consequently all
witches sold are warranted time keepers or no sale
Fine Gold Hunting English Levers, full
jeweled. from -. ..., S75 tosloo
Fine Gold Hunting Swiss Leeers. full
,Ieweled, from .................... IS to S.
Fine Gold open faced Levers and LIE.
pines; from. ::..... -. ........ 90 to IS
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
iull leweled, from. ~ IS to 90
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
seven jewels, from. ., 27 to
Hunting swiss Lever and Lepines. four
jewels. ffom,... ........ T2 to I6
Silver open laced Levers and l.epnes to i2
Carving Finger EsingS, Breast Pins
in great variety nt styles and prices
ladies ssOid ChailsS lmd I.Ocl<etS
Gold Vest aMd Fob Chains.
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And the most deIl.
cious and delightful
cordial ever taken. 4
il is strictly a scien I
iifc 4 vegetable COM
pcHnd procured by the
disiillsiian Of Roots,
Herbs and Bark Vel.
low Dnck. Blood riot,
Black Root. Sarsapa-
rilla Wild Cherry bark
and DaHdelion enter
into iis composition.
The niire active rem
edial principle OF each [
ingredient is thorough. /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-14
Missouri State Convention.

81. Lorrs, March Tin Convention 10 day .
largo number Of resolution. uero read and
referred To the Committee on Federal Relations.
Among the most important Of them was one
providing for . committee 10 confer with III.
border States Ne 10 the best means Of keeping
the Western States in the Southern Confcdera-
cy; another declaring that secession is q dan
gerous political heresy that the Consultation
has never failed 10 confer the blessings intend.
ed by its founders; that the Southern States
have no excuse for seeding. and asking the
Northern States to repeal all acts making the
rendition Of fugitive Slaves difficult or impoasi-
blsi another that believing there il no excuse
for coercion. Missouri will furnish neither men
nor money for that purpose, and that q Nation
Al Convention be called, making the Crit,en.
den compromise resolutions the basis Of action;
smother. that the General Government be re-
questsd TO yield up the custom houses and 9th,
er Offices in the soeeded States 10 the people and
withdraw the Federal officers and forces now
occupying them.
resolution was unanimously adop,ed ten.
dsriag The thanks Of the Convention 70 senA.
tors Crittsndsn and Douglas for their patriotic
efforts 70 procure peace 10 our distracted coun.
try.
Judge Birch, . candidate for United States
Senator, made . strong speech against seces-
sion, in favor Of The snforcsneut Of the laws.
and expressing . willingness to support the
Governments IN It's efforts 10 uphold the Union.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-14

THs .Tr,vrL TO wAursoroS.-wi,hin the
past week the travel between this city and
Washington has been unusually heavy, in con-
sequence Of the Inauguration Of . new Pre.i-
dent of the United States, and the occasion
serves To show the capacity and extent Of the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company in the
safe and specify conveya nee Of large bodies of
persons Each train which left on Saturday
and Sunday was we'll filed with passengers.
good proportion OF whom rerc ladies. Ye.,er-
day six long trains LEFT for che Metropolis, some
OF which numbered over = dozen of The larrs.,
passenger cars, and some of these very full. but
oil passed over the road to and from the city
without accident or detention. VIM Preseo,,
smith Esq. hasser'of Transportation. person.
ally superintendent the trains, to the apparent
satisfaction Of ALL A large number Of pa.sen-
ger. from Washington Yesterday af,eroooa.top-
ped at the Relay House and LEFT in the wsts,ern
train.-BaA SIa Of sd inst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-14
Local Memorandia

~-Sale Of Loudoun aud J.ssr.o-
Land by Lewis w. Derry, Trustee -
Saturday. 10th Of March. y"
S-Salc of valuable Jefferson LA
by John A. Thomson, Commis,ions- -.
Saturday the 10th Of March. ~
S-Salc of valuable Per.o,,,,r
Clarke county, by +. a z. McCor;,,.Ia
Executors, on Tuesday nc 18th =;
March.
- Sale Of Personal Property h,
James NJ. Wilson, in Berkeley Count
on Tuesday the 18th of March.
~The Type. Press, and ofice Fir.
lures of the independent Democrat -
for sale on the 18th March.
A~Sale of Jefferson Land bv VINO
McCoughtry. Special Commissioner a,
SAc 9th day Of April
~Public sale of House and Lot q,
Friday, the 9Th of April. BY W. c. Kirby.
DSPrivate sale of jefferson Land
by JaInes Logic.
SI Saas Of Mule Colts by Geors.
W. Tabb.
Boz shop and House for Rent by
James Lambert.
Bog Dwelling House, &c. for rem,
oy U. III. +. sherman, near Dufiield.
HS-Mills for Ren,by L. p. w. B.lch
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-14
Honor Wen pe.err.a.

We ha,e Watched wiih great interest he
manly pa'r'otc aud jast coar.s Of Gca NM
sos not only during the lsst session. bot throueh
Out his Congressional career. Tie commands
he respect q al psri'e. IN a ngh degree
The Norfolk Day Book q The 9th ins,aat has
'hs following Gen Niilson. representing this.
Che Firsi Congressional District Of Virginia. ar.
rived here yesterday afternoon. On the James
river bosi, from Washington vis R,ebnonA.-
Several Of the Generals personal frisnds. asd
few Others who adiaired hi- tenacious Era.p
uPOa The Cn'on and fraitioss sGosis 70 preserve
IL. aid hss the eompliasni Of = ssluss. ., -h;eh
the General was no less surprissd lhaa Rrati
hed. We are Pleassd 10 no,iss that lAs hsaltA
Il he Geserai continues good.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-14


On Thsrsday last tho citizens Of our pise,.
-tossthss WITH almost the entire MAsoa;e rr,-
sernity. paid Ia Last sribsss Of rrspes, TO oos
Of her rsspscssd citisess. Il Is of.en charged
that uess virsses are scner.lly most ex,elled
vhep thsy ere resting in the tomb Thi. may
Be true 10 many instances. bot certainly no man
ever existed thas VS. s0rs worthy Of Kind
word Of fArswsll than the dec~a.ed lie vas
born. lived. and disd in this county He hsd
arrived 70 The >ge Of 81 years- He was grad.
1a,s Of ono Of the Medical Colleges ct Louis
vile and occupied for many years position ~
m em'Nent and tarned physician. But aias.
Ike mAAy eminens and neritcrious men, Who
Who have psss-d bcs>sN him. bs became vic
tim Of The re,dcnsd ssp>y, which seemed to
changs his entire nature. Niseli Win thi. heavy
weight upon him, bs was gsss.aiIy beloved for
be was one OF those men Who nsver sought the
destruction OF his friends and neighbor.. A
man Of the strietest Integrity aAd never fell
below the standard Of . di,uiised ana booor.bl.
gentleman. He had numerous frienA warm
ADD true, who deeply mourn h, d.parssn from
earth. He ~As Mason in good .,asdine. and
that order conducted his burial nth IN. ~.
and bereavement 30 becoming TO IL. worthv
members As the procession marched 10 the
church. where Rev. J. Ii. Bris,ow delivered =
powerful sermon, we felt mourniul chill while
listening to the solemn notes and sad beating of
the mufiled drum. To his berea,cd wife. wbo In.
Lost almost all near ties on earth, we Oder our
deepest sympathy, and hope that sbe may find
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-14
A Movement for Peace.

II is understood that the Preaident has deter
mined to withdraw Maj Anderson And HE gar
rison from Fort Sumter, not only ~ . matter Of
exPedency, 1.-THE former Administration having
left it in helpless condition) but A. . peace
measure, and in Difference TO the Union senti-
ment Of the Border Slave States. This il not
done on the demand OF the Commissioners from
the Southern Conicderacy, because they have no
right to make such demand, nor 10 Il done
from any doubt of the power to maintain It. If
the necessity required any sacrifice Of human
life. The simple fact is. that the game is not
worth the candle" for Tie collection Of the reve-
nue. mt Charleston costs twice a. much a. the
whole amount received.
But no matter what is the real motive, the act
itself will take the wind out OF the sails" OF
the Disunionists in Virginia, who have lately
been quite rampant at Richmond. Indeed the
mob spirit Is 50 prevalent that there is seriou.
thought of removing the si,tings Of the Consen.
ton 10 some point where the freedom Of speech
can te maintained undisturbed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-14
Senator Douglas.

This gentleman ha, interpreted the Presidents
Inaugural as meaning peace, whilst Messrs.
Clinginan and Mason sec -aothing but hostile
Intentions under fair words. A little time will
determine, and it is but fair TO wait The FIRE
eaters" in the Convention. backed by . mob in
Richmond, have been laboring hard to make
Virginia play the fool" but the Union men
stand firm, and the people will in due time con-
sgn TO oblivion the n.ost rampant Of the disor-
gsniscrs.
Our latest intelligence from Washington salts
hes Va that Douglas correct in hi. interpre-
iation of the policy 10 BE- pursued, and he has
had the manlIness to cast aside all partisan
considerations. The fact that the New York
Tribune and the Richmond Enquirer End fault
with him is sure proof that he Is right. The
Northern and the Souiaerp extremists are alike
anxious Tor blood. They will both 10 dlaap-
pointed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-14

rin Winchester on Monday week. Mr.. ia.
" 'oSea' JAilor. shot sad INSTANTLY killed .
irre negro man, named Richard Frassous. Mr..
Jones vas eondaeting hin 70 jail, ~hon N.
"egro broke away and ran. Mr.. Jone. called
70 A'm 70 stop but be continued 10 run. when
NJ. y hrss for ths purposs Of friRh,enine him
and causing him tSsiop. He ssed two sbo,.
me 'soo"d Of which tooh eject IL The I.f, s,ds
seA, 'S' spinal esla@o, producing io.lsn,
Mr. Jones va sEaain.d s.d .on,;,,.d =.
trial '''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-14
Military and Civic Henors.
HAnsKks-FrRRr. vinoIsiA. I
NlFla tszt

HAnsKRs-FrRRr. vInorsiA.l
March12. 1851.
Dear Editors The l. o. o. =. together with
all The military companies here turned on, yes
terday in full uniform and regalia, To attend
the funeral Of Mr.. BrErr Lkxrox. . worthy
young man.. who died suddenly on Sunday
morning last. member ofthe "Armory Guard. E
and of the ]. O. o. r. The Companies consist.
ell Of the following, ~. s. Regulars" under
Lieut. Josss- U. S. A. "ArmOry Guards
Capt DERRICK. Floyd Gusrds--Capt. CHAs-
nrHs, Floyd Rihes'-Capt Drrr, and Border
Guards"-Cspt ScHorrAKr.
The parade was beautiful and collaborating. sx-
eePt for the sad occasion which called them
The funeral services were performed By the
Rev. Mr.. BKll- Of the Lutheran Church.
Yours, ke-, ALPHA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-14
Southern Congress.

MosroosEnr, March 9.-Tbc Congress trans
acted nothing to-day. II is understood sha,
the permanent constitution will be completed
tonight or on Monday. and that recess will
follow. IL is reported that the announcement
Of commissioners to Europe was premature.-
IL 10 now said none will be confirmed until the
conference At Washington shall have been con-
cIuded.
The Alabama convention has adopted an or
dinanee transferring it's operation to the pro
vis'onal government With the arms aud muni.
tons acquired from the United States II also
transfers all authority over the forts and srse-
nails 10 the confederAcy.