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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-15
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Legal Notice. IL ,s4

Legal Notice. III 1e4
TOnf MATTHEWS. Ezekiel Matthews, John
y Wiskhan and Ann Wiskham his wife, John
1rimbiy and J~nima Trinbly his wife, ana
Jacob Bailey and Mama Bailey his wife, whs
reside cut of tho State Of Ohio, will take re-
tiss, that on the 2sth day. Of Harch, ~ ss1, Pc
ter King, ns the administratsr- of the estate Of
Jshn Matthews, deceased, filed In the Probat.
Court of Monroe county, In the State Of ohis,
his certain petition against them and 18th Asrs,
asking for an order Of said Court to sell ths
following tract Of land, belongin. to said ss-
tate, situate in said county, to wit: Tie east
half Of the north vest quarter Of ssstisn IL,
tevnship 2, range 4, containing 1888 acres.
fhst said petition is now on Sic in said Court,
and is set for hearing therein op the ] stA day
Of Nay, 1851. IOLLISTER 8 OKBY.
April ., 1854. Atty's for Petite nsr
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1861-05-15
W ARREN H0LLISTER,
A ITO r n Ely At LAW
W00DSFIELD, OHIO.

Csllsctions and the business of the pro-
fession generally attended to in Monroe azad
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10

TT0RNEY at Law, Roal Is tate and Collecting
"A Agent, Sioux City. Iowa. volno27
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10
ROSLER & HEDGES.

DANKERS.-Deaersi in Exchange, Real Estate
ID Collecting and tx paying Agents. Office, on
Lsvee. between Douglas and Pearl streets, Sioux
City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10
j. Il. MORTON
MILTON YOOTLE.

VIZ IOLESALE and retail dealer in Dry Goods
w Groceries, Agricultural Implements, Bootl
andShoes, Leithsr and Finding, &c, corner ofPear
and second streets. Sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10

yyYH) LESALE and retail dealers in Groceries
w Provisions, Wines and Liquors, &c, levee
Sioux City, Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10
BAR BER SHOP.
SONS OF MALTA.

TWILIGHT LODGE. No. 3,GS5. of L. q. q. M :.
m sets regularly, at their Lodge Room. in Dakota
City every saturday Evening, at half past seven
clock.
by ordero Grand Commander.
Julv H. 1880 If
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10
CHAS. X. NTH,
A. GROWING Err,

VyYu)LESALE and retail dealer in stoves and
w Tin Ware; also m u fa:turers Of Tin Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware Pearl street Sioux City Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10
DAkoTA CITY PnTrERY.

DAKOTA CITY POTTERY.
NT ISSRs ZIEiLER 4 EOKHARr, of the Dakota
M City Pottery, take the present opportunity Of
ssying To the merchants and public generally that
they ill continue in the busn heretofore, and
having increased their facilities enabled to man
ufacturo larger amount ofstoneware, and Of the
best quality. Returning thanks for theiibera pat
rensGe bestowed upon the old firm, they respectfully
solicit continuance of the same for the new and
they will endeavor to retain it by prompt exec
Of their ordsts to which they attend at
al timss. Give them acali.
Dakota ,ity. N. T.. Nov III, 1S5s.--tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10

A large lot of Corn. Wheat, Oats
and Pork Wanted this Fall, for which
the best rates will be paid. Also,
Dry and Green Hides, Furs, and all
kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
F. BUCHRUCKER.
Sioux City, Iowa, Sept 10, 1860.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10

TERMS OF sUssCRIPTIoN-one Dollars and
Fifty Cents yeir-slways in advance; for six
months, Ssven,y-fve Cents; for three months,
Forty Cents.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10

s@- This being one of the oldest estab-
lishments no the Upper Missouri, it pos
sesses superior facilities for the accomo.
daton of buyers. The goods are all new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest assur-
ed that in buying at our establishment
they will get good articles at the lowest
prices.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10
II. ID. ROOGE T. CO.
HE ES e. CO..

VyYHOLESALE and retail dealers in all kinds OF
w Groceries and produce, Pearl street, Sioux
City. Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10
CHAS. KENT,

DEALER in Hardware and Cutlery, Bar Iron and
- steel, Agricultural Implements, sign of the
Mill saw, Pearl street, Sioux City Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10
r. BUCIIRUCKER,

yyTIOLESALE and retail dealer in Dry @ Gods
w Groceries, Crorkery, Boots and shoes, &C., &C
corner of Pearl and Third streets, SiouXCit Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10
TREDwAY e. CUREIER,
SAN'L IL. CASAD

TToRNEYS AT Law, Sioux City Iowa. Prae
IA tics in the courts Iowa and Nebraska once
an Dou -las st opposite Land ONCE. 2,29-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-08-10

SBW0RK-Uavingan ter 81 " ea sor tine o the
latssts Yes Of Job and Gard pes, prepar-
ed to dtSH kind Of Job Printing In the bsststyls
ofthearS Give GUS call.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21
Dir. Wise's Report.

The report Of the Conventions Committee on
Federal Relations and several minority reports
were laid before onr readers on Monday. who
have IL in their power 10 canvass their merits
and dement's ~ their leisurs.
The report Of Mr. Wise demonstrates coDelu.
sively that he, according to the everyday decls-
ration Of the Immediate Sccessiouists. ia AN nm,
and out submissionist! For. after laying down
bis programme Of Southern grievances and
souihern demands upon the North. his report
declares that, with the view Of adjusting tbeso
points and obtaining these guarantees, guarded
by the necessary and proper check. and baIan-
ces OF power. IL ia recommended that tho Con-
vention ahall appeal 20 The States sfilI remain
ing'le the Union To give, At A. early dsy a.
practicable. their answer. 10 these demand. n
thus Commonwealth. gay Rffhin tie period Of
ne present yedr, and ~ d.e Isf Of OetoIev ne4f
Ypossibler
IL will thus be seen that Gov. Wise propose.
NEITHER Immediate Secession nor approve. Of
undue haste in defining Virginia's position in
The present emergency but that be Il WILLING In
AFFORD to the Northern people the Trmsindcr Of
the yeAr-about ten mon,hs--in WHICH 20 re-
sPond to the proportions Of this Commonwealth
Tor Peaeeabie and permanent adjustmen, Of
or national difficulties. We take /, for vyas,.
ed that withiz that tine. or At least within .
period not much longer, We shall be able 10 ob.
tain the FINAL decision Of the Northern peoul.
on this subject, and We therefOrc very cordially
approve that portioa Of Gov wises r,poyt
which We have qnsiod above. in reGrrence 20
this particular point We think our old friend
asd nsighbor hiss exhibited unusual discretion
and tact. IN declining 60 follow the wild LEAD q
che lmmediais seccssionis,s, and IN "a boldly
And alphabetically taking ground in favor ~ Il.
losing tie Northern people reasonable time
IN which 60 respond 70 the wishes and demand.
Of usiT sOutbern hreshrvn, o. the subjsc, Of an
adjustment involving ample and perGse, .,egr;.
" 10 The rights, honor ami institatior. ~ a..
Souih.--RieA. Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21

Al one of the Disunion meeting. lately held
In Richmond Roger A. Pryor forcshadcwcd .
picture Of the bloody purpose. khead Let the
quiet people Of the State listen to Roger. Re
ferring TO the opposition OF western Virginia 10
the scbeme Of Disunion now 20 vigorously press.
cd by the blatan, demssogues, Pryor says;
IF Il should be the demonstrated purpose Of
Western Virginia, by the de-potisn of brute
force, to bold the Eastern portion Of the Com.
nonveaith under the bondage of Black Re-
publican majority. he for ont would raise the
standard Of revolution"
Nov ~ far - We have observed. the good
people Of western Virginia have manifested no
disposition TO use ''brutc force and the ulti.
nation is altogether gratuitous. hut thsre is
one thing pretty certain. that resistance to such
s"bruts" despotism the Ere eatrrx ARE labor
ing TO bring about j. very likely to occur. The
dsunionists are not only anxious TO fight the
vhole North, but are trying to raise FIGHT just
Pc home. 1.-THE braggErts are 80 keen for blood
why don't they 90 10 the 'seAt of warf' viii
uathing satisfy them but fraternal strife :
In there To be no longer liberation Of free
! thought and frce opinion in the Old Dominion I!
III tia people Of the Confederate States have
allowed desPotism 10 he reared IN their midst
to rule over them, is that any reason why the
frcemen Of Virginia should follow the lead of
fools and fstrscides! Time will show whether
sreh bullying u 10 have an influence with rea-
sonsble and reasoning men.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21
Our Late Csnsressunen.

Our late Congrcssmcn. with few exceptions,
having been preaching immediate seces.ion in
Washington all the winter and having done all
IN their power to defeat m adjustment Of pend.
ing difficulties. have returned home. and are now
persmbulating their respective districts stirring
up strife and discomfort among their consti,u-
ents. They are all horri6cd at the idea of re-
naming in the Union \ moment longer; and,
yet strange 10 say. they are all hantering for
reelection to Congress, under this Internal Alb
olitioni,ed Government! II IL not \ little sim
gular, to person mp tree, that these gentle
men desire to serve the people at WasAingson
for another term Of two year,!
Now, our late Coagressi.en, with the e1ccp-
tons referred 10, have been weighed in the bal
snce and found wanting. The people desire
their services no longer. IL ID the determine
ton Of the sovereigns Of Virginia to send to the
next Congress not agitaiors and mischiefpa-
krrs, but their best known and most influential
men--nen who will sedulously seek to compose
the troubles Of the country and restore peace
and harmony TO our distracted land And
verify Virginia owes Il 10 her.elf--to her past
fame. her. future glory, and all her mighty in
tercsts in this day Of dangers and troubles to
return to the next Congress Der disereetest. best
and wisest men. The usual talent to get Offices,
Is not precisely the sort Of talent TO gil Offices
in these discounted times and hence. ANAL pro-
fessional politicians should be made to stand
aside, and give place to men Of honesty, expert
ence, wisdom. patriotism and fidelity.
In conclusion, then. let the majority of our re.
cent delegates in Congress consider the msel,e.
retired-no, horsrably discharged, bat icnomin.
onsly dismissed. We, she people. have resoly.
ed to appoint other and better representative.
and neither the world, the nssh nor the devil
shall constrain us to change That determination.
Rich. Whig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21
BE not Provoked.

Let not the gallant and glorious conservative
and Union men Of Virginia suffer themselves 10
be provoked into the commission Of wrong by
in-mnat'ons that they are submissionists and
traitors. There are, we are well convinced, but
few OF either in this noblsspld Common esI,h +;
but there are men-an overwhelming majority
Of our voting popalation--who think the Unioa
still worth preserving, on fair and honorable
terms, and who will not be diverted from an .f.
fort to aave IL by any mputAtions that may be
unjustly east upon them. To break MP gov
eminent Is an easy task child may apply the
torch 70 castle, but vhsn thus consumed, il
requires men Of skill and ability TO reconstruct
It, IL IL, then, the part Of wisdom to look TO
those who are demoli.hing the beat government
on earth, for the construction Of betterf The
fact that they are capable Of rasbly destroying
60 perfect government Il . volume OF srgu.
rnent against their capacity 10 govern them
selves Or others, and should admoni.h us At
least 20 pause and reflect before we conide 70
them 10 important trust To resort 20 rsvo-
luton in vindicatien Of honor. and 20 repel ,y.
ranny. is proof Of n noble and generous spirit
Of manly virtues that may be trusted 20 lead
wherever right and honor may call but 10 re-
sort TO Il ~hrn patriotism, interest. peaos--sye.
hoESr iiself-bids Us fret seek redress through
TIE agencies prescribed By the institutions us-
der which we live, il q warning not 90 ooniisls
in those Who are. without making an effort 70
save Il, denollshing the government which Ia.
- long conferred upon them the richest bless-
ings ever enjoyed By any people on earth.
fR,ok Ma,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21
The MILITARY Passage In the House. >,

To "a, Editor on. Richmond Wig.
You will be kind enough to insert the follow
ing facts by wsy Of correction OF an error in =
communication in your paper Of yesterday, UNI
der the bead Of a military passage in the
House"
In that article ID 10 ssid that Col. Gib.on
charged Cob CrsnP with voting against bill
Tor the eea.3s o. soldier taken sict Mt tho HAr-
Pers Ferry raid. Now. SIR, no such bill Was
over before the Legislature; but there vas .
eih for the relis Of III. NeC.be, pse< nechsn-
~ Of HsrP~rsFsny. Who "a. sAs. through tbs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21

The baltimore n. Y Conference has been in se.-
sion In ftaanton since the 18th inst The absorh-
log iop'c under consideration ia the New Chapter.
Adopted by the lat General Conference against ala
very.
Esvs. Norrsi Wilson, rbbs and o,hsr, have made
powerful arguments In opposition to the new ChApter
and In favor Of an immediate separation nom the
General Conference.
The LAymen's Cow enton in session at the same
place. has stfscd O report whch declares the RaItl.
more conssreurs sepsrnied nom the jurisdiction Of
she General Cotserepoe and ggess terms % reunion
and then leaves the responsibility ofA permanent sep
arstion With the General Conference
bishop soorT !. presiding over the Confsrence. and
joe 8. CAsssS, Esq.. Of Winchester over ,he Con.
ysnti0n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21

The louisiana Convention has turned over u
de Montgomery Congress, with os,enta,ious
gsnsrosity, the ss3s.oOo taken from the United
States Mint AT New Orleans Mr.. witber. Of
South Carolina launched out in q strain 81 "a.
perhsasaa eloqusnoe upon tho "disinierrste;l-
esss~ Of che aeii We shall next hear that
Robin Hood vas much-abused man, since he
did nothing n'orr than help himself TO whstevsr
sftreasurr eause within his reach.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21

Ihs editor 81 ths Clssvs,an1 Utsaid . H
Pablican jo~rrai. Of IL .sss sss6nprseis;.e
ssd slsr. eAars~ter. IN vissg - - pspsr -
seeosas Of . flying visis - Haprs Ferry -
vs~ss 70 wsshingtoa. nakss tAe folievag CO.
did mention Of John Brsvs cd NJ rid:
In reviewing tAas wsrs sAaa nd Ssrny.
while standing NJ point overlooking IN scene
of his murderous exploit. oec ofsvosssc,ssis.s
must lie reached. Either -Old Browns hs
v always spoken Of NJ th- feny--was luna
tic, or the whole story q HE rid h.s not been
told We believed Brown to be acr.sy man
tos When in his rsshs sAisa he vs. kisd. BE-
ne,olsnt aud hoaesi man. while during his Las,
dsys he acted like thief and . murJcrrr--and
90 believing. can conceive that be might be
enough Decades hims-lf in that gorge Of the hills,
20 shut himself up in snail buildins and defy
tho world. But 10 kad With him cool beads,
and, il u impossible. On viewing The ground
without Which ons cannot 81 eorvct idea u
the rashness Of his doinss-to suppose that all
thc facts relative 70 that foray have conc 70
light. Perhaps The knowledge Of those facts
died WHEN Brown disd. but We believe the whole
story has not been told. and that The plot vas
much deeper than has jet bssa divulgsd.
The engine houss in which Brown made his
stand. with the rife port holes - wbcn ths dead.
ly alma struck down ths Mayor Of Aarpsr's
Ferry. and TIN spot whsrs that odicisi and oh
er innocent men Cell. arc shown 10 all enquirer.
The only wonder Il that on taking thai dozen
murdcrers, who ahot down in cold blood inno-
cent. unodendng men, they Werv not strung I'M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21
rAs Gr~.s G.i... C..- D,<,s,.

rsis aerniAx. Chief Js.s;o. Tan, 49,,
Ne sse,''os Of III. Supreme Co.r, Of ,h- U,;,..
ssssss IN the celsbrs.cd ea.. .S M c.,
Ssi.s> il -as in her favor o. an n. -
ssse'v~a. sod va The u.Aniu.,. 49,. :,
sAs Court Tbs eoar,-roou. 90. e,n.a.a -.
Mn O.. Who -as pr-.snt. received IN. -.
- s"'e'x"sd congratulations % her hoe, :,
n'ssds Who ~ere there. The amour, in,ol,.,
10 sssd'so be sosse two millions of dollar, -
sriaT back rents for sny ye.rs confirm, ).
her by the decision.
In The orisnases Of scce-.ion no, Ion,
adopted w Lca'sians. provision va. ma. a..
its adoption should in no manner chan, a.. :
r.i r'gsss of parties to Louisiana sui,, -
esf"r. q :. Courts. So tia, sc,iop . =
ssas- will NOS savet l.-r rights under III, A.
sioa.- Wasai-gfoa Star, laA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21

ASrHEs SotrHKHS REroxsraISrr ~
Rnleigh ". O. Standard has this h, 81 ..
leaders Of the secc-sion movement
There is no democracy in the sciion It ~
Southern cigArchs TAe PeopI> vcy, ,.''-i
o'a ertAe Caioa without the privilege II b,ng
heard AZ tbs polls and in GeorgiA the idea =
a. people having The right in The Last r,spr' 10
shaie their own destinies ~as snssred ct ~
Cobb and Tcosnbs- Such things cannot snAsf,
a TeSslsica viii take place sooner or lsisf
which wiil sindieate the majesty ard poser =
the people sad sweep tl'e ol'Esrchs from ID. fso'
Of tbs earth."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21

~ The people q viFEisia Hsuss nov realm.
ths hss'ilisi'ng Ard alarsinz fart thas 49, A.,
hy'Hg pnd-r Hiaek iiepuhlioaa rule fis role
q men Who -sOuid a. soos s..e a eo.a.g-.,i -.
sweep over ths lAssi. ~ an earthquaas si,k 1, :
- 70 protect he slsyeholaes n lis y,yhs "A
properly Rseh'-e'.d Eaquarsr
Had ths ssos,isa Stats. says sks Josyn.l a
Com"eFcs. rssaised - Ne Unioa. re R.pub.
l'oaa Esec0iive vouid have bsea psverl.s. -
"isA botA Hossesof CoaRrsss aaa a. > ud.eisrv
Poi'''caiiy opposed n Nm, 20 nsassss ~ ii.
sossid have beea sd0pi.si sitAoat tisir s.,e,i,..
WaE Sosid nos hass sbrsateasa si. eoan,,,
b''.insss voald Dos have bsss parslysei pro-
bahiy NJ oesroas isgia Bin woaid have ~,
p~ssssi 'heFe veuid have hssa 10 in,srruv,,o,
q cnn'srfrs d. cot,oa atasss uo.ld M, l.,s
ben burdssed vifh stss asd hiek r.,.. q,
po~tNgs ed dsaiairlsi aaaii f.esl,s.ss s.;sA.,
roald we Nave sscei,e..i De kunilistiar .vu,..
ihies - fseiss ps~sss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21
F6r 1s FSss Prsss.

IA Epro.-
Did you read the Spiri, n J.a.r,oo of
lsshi read an article in /, h~sslss, B.,bour
vs.. ovburn." When got through ~.. forced
% exrlaim. Lord. NE Lno~ H., -,
We know not What We NAV b." few mo,,h.
ago, Alfred NJ. Barbour. E.o.. seemed 10 be a..
very esscnee Of all that was great and good in
the eye Of your ncighbor Of the Spirit. Ills
columns often contained paragraph Of even
falsone adulaiion thS party against which Mr.,
Il. was fighting was the Scce..ion party. and
the spirit" was par excellence, Union pa
per. Now. what change We eco. Mr.. Bar
boar remains Union man, but the Spirit has
bcconc rsbid seccssion paper il first attack
on Mr.. b. bore thin maxi Of personal regard.
although p officially attacking him, bu, faeiIc
dcsensus Averni : that mask il nov thrown OF.
and the man Who has partakcn Of his bospi,ali-
~. Who has experienced his generosity, and
Pro6tcd by his unsu.pieious kindncss, now At
tacts hin.
But Tcan't see what they are driving .. -
Some time ago the Editor Of the Denocra, Of
your town, commenced the grovl, OF whine ..
gainst Mr.. Be holding this Office. because he
Was Douglas man. and did not agree with the
administration. lie thought . Douglas man
could not administer the affairs Of the Armory
Propsriy' when the Prcsident was opposed %
Doaglas-
Nov. ths "Spirit- thinks he ought not to hold
the Office because he in n Union man. and ,b.
people sent him 10 the Convention. II pu,. m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21
The Treasury.


Atiention has bqsn drawn 10 . statement In
sous Of the newspapers that on the morning Of
the Ith instant, when the present Secretary u
'he Treasury entervd upon HE duties. Their, wa
= balasec ia che Treasury, ssbjecs 20 sbe drafts
Of the Treasurer and Disturbing officers, Of s;s
millions q dollars.
Ga examination into The fasfs II appear. BY
the Las, returns that hslsnce q three millions
Wa bid sabject 10 the Trrasurer's drans bv
the several repositories. inclB,iing New Orleans.
Mobile. and San Frsncisco, Sad. By he Las,
returns. The several Repositories held t~o nil.
lion nine husdrsi thossasd dollars. snh;est "A
ihe checks q certain disbur,.inx osocr. 70 who..
that Amount had ben Advasocd for ssp.nd;.
lures for Specific purposes.
Thase tosfethcr make isdecd aho.ss sis n;L
loss n dollars but Il i obviOss ti..s not one
half Of that sam can IN any sense b. rcyar,lsd
~ svailahle sor ire enrreni demands Eor de
publ'c scrvico. Secretary DiE eonfessediy nss.
sged he Affairs q he Tres.ury With signal a
biliiy during lhs bricf period u be n,ininistra
iion, sut b. hAd not address croush 20 CT pos-
session q ~ t~o o. ihrr s.illioas Of Covers
nasnt money hid By fls snbtreasusers Ia he
seosding Stats Ssslgu,,i Iaegig~soev.
~ frsachiug aey y expected a ssdoss
cAsp~i. a~ss sundsg. AasrA -, All. An
~ - ~ A. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21

Pr.sr...e OF the R~,..usi..i.s..

- snc ResSsoAoDtsSAs
o.. .Hr
The Sptrn OF last week forrshAaiows the pur-
49,. of 49, p...,........ =. a.. :,
y" ~ e'ent vi 'neh
success In quilting the sober minded t,eople of
v.-.:,,.t -. ~, -. = a. !.
Hs's '''" va" s"Pl"'" W m oruinance OF
secession. After eomplainin., nj Tia aah,..-
ka So. -,
~f ~" "~ Ae"os oi tho>e who would
dissolve this government ia a r,,,sA.bL, mad ne.
IL. -. e ,. q.
'"s' "SNcs ny potlrtlcaI case Ia show
what IL To he the fatr of tia -Subm;..;o,;.,.-
.,A
!"'" "e"ee :" 'he 'onsntnt,on
and laws OF the country Her. 4, III. blo..Jx
feast which our pio.. nr;vhho, , Col,o-., ., a..
prince of Peace, presents, to hi. .rr,b.ru Who
di<sept from his elevated notion. of pluck nnt
patriotism. Let the submi..sonis,s' ta,se
warning when the Spirit editor puts On hi.
plumed cap aud girss his Ions with his ponder
oas broad sword. Big words. ~ . matter of
course, always prsc-sls mighty deeds. A-brsy,
and cautious acusa.ion patriot thus dDcour.cs :.
we nambs, 10 all shout 90 oce .bl-; bodied men
y Of the Young ssrnsrr,r me. am, At Iea.s pI1s,e.n
,sa.n' 81 ,Ss .y youth OF she STATE All the
party arr scIustei by sense Of hoaor. in III. enter.
ssiums-s o. tnen opansous and bence are probab,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-03-21
ArnuifsnA.

Ne. Jas W. lows, Jsilor. and Depuiy Sheriff
Of Fredsrick Comfy, wa taken before An en-
aiming court. "a ,bs charge Of having killed
free eOiorcl man na,nc,i Dick Frass~ss. lie
wss defsndea BY II. y. Byrd, Asdr.w Hunter
and Y. Wili,aas, Esgs. AZ 1Le oeaslssioa Of
,ee sIAminAaioa. the eo,at promptly acquitted
NJ. Jonsa. ssd ~ vas de charged.