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Religious Book Deposition.

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Christian Character Dclineatcd BY
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REGULATIONS BY Rev. Jonathan ~
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Nov. IS, Tsa0
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WEhe resur sorry, YES, very sorry. TO have 10
w 70 ny, that We have 90 this an Die sant
method o. informing our friends that we sell them
Cur foods on The Lowest possible Terms for n.
CASH.
ld We have been induced 20 give them iu,lug eae. a,
uInes Tor ten, hneen, twenty ard ihlyty dsys snd
sorry To say. that believe some OF oar f.,a, 80.
ehaef me IMPRESSION our terms u months credit
VIC are POSITIVELY happy O. inform such the ~. very
much mistaken. Our terms are c1sh II Ne chao.,
20 mdnIge thein Tor a Few day, Do Hot Moon bv
hn =, :, 10 or II months. Hhea ~ do 40 -
riA taforM pen ~ p.f fact We are now ia y An, IN
our MONEY, and hope all those Who know thew bs,.
hought goods OF as such terms or Otherwise viii
please come Forward and raw Oh once
DEC. u. iseo. HEDOfcS TRUssE-L
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BUILDING AND LOB NO.. ,

In the beet manner. -
"a, Nna'o drsiFous OF reDlcnishng their stock Of
I'm ot nee Iron ware, will ma their vantage
70 oeA Win ms shall make a liberal discount ts
wren articles are bought by the quantity
Bags. ns.f uigs.
sr'A' Old Copper,
sheepsklns. All p.w,-
thankful for past favors. ard with a e.termina,ioa
70 nleIt the " eeasrg patronage o. the community
iespecuny solicit call ium alt ho desire parrhn,
g any article IN my line OF business Nv terms viii
&c soeh As Cannot FAIL 10 please Nov ~ isso
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NEW o ONO ERNI

isS<sE Ew o NC RNi
III. DUNN.
Cash Bakery and CONNECTION
cry, Storei
On Main St., opposite H. N. Gallaher's
l RESIDENCE
THE snhscsibsr vesld respeetfally inform The
C1tssss u CAcvasssoscs ass vscssfs, aaf ~ Aas
sssd . BAKERY AND CONFECTION-
Fresh Bread. Biscuit. Boans, Rssk. CHINA
mon Cake and Pie Of all kinds.
ALSO - assovsneut Of CAKES, such a.
Pound. Sponge.
Fruit. Lady, Scotch,
Jublcc Bunns. Rock. Wa
fer Jumbics. Lemon Twist,
Spice, Ginger Pound. Cop, Spow
Halls, MaeeAroui. Grullszs, Apeys.
French Ginger Frcnch Maccsroni.
Pretxels. Domestic, Maxarinc. Cream
fsns. Alexander. Cinnanou Maccaron,
Cocoanut Jenny Lady finger, Lemon
Snaps and Dough-nut Cakes. also Fancy
Crackers- FRESH YEAST for sale at al times.
CAN DIES
OF every sort
He IL always ready 10 supply weddines. Par
ties &c. NJ short notice. The citizens Of Charles
tows and vicinity viii DO ~eii 10 give him call.
Come QUE. Cone all DUNN will sell cheop Tor
Cash. HENRY DTTNI
Charles,o~n. Nov. -, 1860,
Tho Largest Stock in Market!
Quick Sales and Short Profits.
HEDGES TRrssEL IL
H Have been encouraged
s1ce thcir remosal 90 their ne~ Hoass near The
mn mr.
never before eNeeed in this market. The variety IA
almost tndefinitetho style and Dissertation OF Good,
TIC very latest out'-purcha-ed % hou.ss
AnoseIectod Nth an eye ~ 20 substance no Ms than
SHOW. The public generally are invited to give Us
esi our terms being Casa. We have feaIs Of not
satisfying the wish and desire Of all ffiends though
their name be lerior.
DRY GOODS.
pct-sines. fs,-y AID Plain,
Dsoase.. Pnrey and Calico Pripts Of latest stylss
Brcade Piail.. Nousiins
White and nd Fianasis
PLAID Lnseyr. Brown Cotton
bieschcd Cotton. Casinetts,
Full Ctosh. Rag CArpstinf
OIL Cloth CsrI'~tisg,
and also large stock oi Blankets for servants.
Fancy Cocsts and rotioIs.
stslia and sbeneI siiasis
Iocky II ~ Ladies ard Nsses Hose
Shaker Bonnef,, Head Nsts
White ard Coiorrd Cor.etts
Hoop skirts, all .lxes and Priees
Fancy Belt, Crotrhet braid,
Needles and CDtioa. Cotton Hoes,
Ladies ard Gents Gloves ali kipds.
and al~o a larye stock OF
WOodelwarc ard QueelSware,
AL Of which will sell The very Iovest prices, for
November l. iseo.
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PUBLIC SALE OF
9 q T. u MY

ICDIlC SALE OF
q T. a NJ ID.
PURsUANr % . decree Il shs Ciseui.
suit pendiag the.vin. in ~hick -
ELLEN A. WAGER, 49,
with the win snnexed Of Joseph Hsaihaa. l.
ceased. and In her own right. and oshsrs, ere
/ Plaintiff. and WIN. z sINCtAiRs Err.
and dsvisees and oshen. are Dvmans
IN cHAECERY.
which said Decree was pronounced A th> Oe.
tober term. 1850, OF said Court the under,;gu,d-
as Special Connssioner aPpoin,ed By sa;d Do.
FOR SALE
mt public auction. TO the highess bidder. h.6rs
the front door Of the Coart-Houss Of Jefferson
County. at noon Of
The 9Th Day of March, 1881.
THE PROPERTY
bcrrinai,er sct forth. IN order 20 nav the amoun,
dccreed to the Plaintiff. viz the sum OF Eve
hundred ard forty dollars and thirty one cents,
with interest thereon. at six per csafuss per
oassn, from the lot day OF March 1920 until
paid. and the Plsintia-s coats Of aid ssit.
The property 90 10 thus offered for sale 10 .
part Of the Berryhill
TRACT OF LAND. q
in Jefferson County aforesaid. being the LOT
No. .. IN the division among the heirs OF John
Wager. dec d.. which WAS recorded in the Clerk.
Ofhee OF the County Court OF said County in
January lso6, and allotted thereby 10 Elizabeih
Wager.
This LOT OF LAND, NO g. in ,a;d d;.
vision will be offered for sale in three several
parcels according 90 q survey thereof, made by
John H.ss. Surveyor OF said County, which Il
among The papers OF said suit, with plat Of
the land.
The parcel fir., offered for sale viii be Lo,
No. J. IN said survey, containing
is Acres, 3 Roods and l4.4 Perches,
being now in possession Of Mrs Patsy Davis
" the sale thereof shall not produce q sum
sufficient to pay the amount decrced ~ afore-
said then the next Lot will be forthwith offered
for sale, viz:
THE LOT NO.
IN said survey mentioned, now held by the ie,i.
sees OF Nimrod Anderson, deceased, contain
ing
.l3 Acres, 3 Roods and 1913 Perches.
If the sale thereof shall be insufficient
TO satisfy said decree. after deductinc costs and
charges OF sale. then the third lot will 10 offered
for sale, viz
ii + LOT NO.
in said survey mentioned. now held by Jane,
Graniham, containing
Acres and Perches.
The terms Of the sale OF said Iots will be one.
third in cash. and the residue on crcdi, Of one
and two years, in equal pa ymepts with interest
from the day OF sale the purchasers giving
Bonds and Deeds OF Trust on the property sold
TO the deferred ma
EDWARD +. COOKE,
Special Commissioner.
Charleztown. Feb. 9Th, 1861.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-28
TO sport@roon.

NJ Woalt Repeatedly can tie sttsu. 4
w t'ori % sFouamen 10 sgsk q ISHs
l<,f,lol fStst Dyubie Barrel Guns. -
Game Bags, NiAns Hfsis
Gan Inbea and Wrratrkes
.ty4 NslssTs pefgassioa csFs add wire oartriArsst
rossss tiaeks 80 Shot pouches. Duponfs anl,fss
p-~er,ter ~ ieeo N''D'N']@
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A New Establishment.

FlsHk undersigned always In favor Of Home Mann
iaeaare, heic,i Ing that country demand, such
eoursc, on hehAii Vt the south, have determined 10
establish Wholesale and Retail
Tobacco and Segar Factory.
They have secured the services OF workmeu nc
Know LEGGED 10 he the best la Virginia. ard ihey have
syured stock OF manufactured tobseco thai cannot
be excelIed by any factory IN the state
Having inAugurated this emeni In the aids, of
our own people they Confidently expect their patron
age and hearty cooperation. :.
We simply desire hon our Merchants and Whole
talc dealers Trial as We feel confident we can do
more and better than any other house.
Our retail department. wiz open on the LIST Of Aprl
N the building adjoining our sore where every variety
sEGARs.
TOBACCO.
MERCHAUMS.
PIPES,
SMOKERS.
&c, &c, TO-,
win he constantly on hand. Encourage homo enter.
prise by buying nom
Jan. ~. lssi. BELLER BURNETT.
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SELLING OFF AT COST

tIIE undersigned, desirous Of reducing his Stoek Of
u DRESS GOODS.
Invites the attention OF Customers to the following LA,
which he Is determined 20 sell st Prae Cor toS Clsa
"a Figared French NeripOs.
- Ducais
~ Plaid Z" Ncrinos,
- Figured Magenta Cloth,
Striped French Ducais,
~ Plaid Cashsmeres,
Al Wool Figured French Delalnes. Plain All Woo;
French Deialses. Plain French MeriDos Paia Eng.
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menean Deiaines. In grrd variety, Black and whse
peiaines nom IS 10 ~ cents. Plain Rack AL Wool
Delslnes Dotted Eaellsh MerR0s ff,r children black
and " bite French Otngiiams Colorsi Freneh Gang
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some stytes, saek fianneis. fal stock nable SIN
fie SBd Childrens' ehs~is. Curtin Dansasks Cabas
ksBbroi.iersd Hsessk eFrhlefs Collars Cnsf.leeves
ksnbd srits. Head Nets, Gloves, Trignniaes RIB
Ions. Issies MeFiao and siik vests, Alro renersi
assoTtnent q Lssiies' hOFocco, kh and Goat ekln
SHOES and heeied bDOts. and many ether articles
which NC are unable % enamerRte.
Jan. ~. 1881. JOHN T. LOCK
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Hard Tinnea
lad Cokf HsafLsr Cosss Tse~sk.v

fFffEN ssfe yesF marcy - sssf-e 49, -
u sase bob, sd iaeftass yer es.s-,r,ssf A -
- - IT, 1870 tss 49, hsshios-
E4sfFNDxVN
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Aad Sheet-Irsu EstabIlshnept,

Ass cnces>tI0u SStuo1tSomeut,
On hoia Street. Ci0isssoes, Va
ryNHE undersigned has on hand and Il constantly
Il manufacturing 81 his rfNwARE. sTOvE AXb
saEtIlkoN ESTABLISHMENT, in Charisssowp,
s's'y description OF
g u n airy w are,
saly tornd in his liue q husness Of the bess
-. AZ - . by sxpenspced wcrkmen. This stock
70 tne hossekeeper. Any article, any amount
+" vots ees4r.d can re furnished with desp~ieh.
Afno's ms ao<A ~ Tn Nsre he found BI;CK.
BIO oi AL assss CofFtE POTS OF the most srvro,ed
Patterns. CuILESDELs sPirs sTTiMTpS CxxE
srtcNs Cake Cuttess f1Onr Boxes Patty Pans OF "a
Icus patterns. Basins, CHAMBER VA. ps,ee-,.
Neasurys OF all sises aud ralS,sd rolle, Ware. M:
heet- Iron ware
comprises every article In the C.lnary and Hou...
keeTiig department. Al has
Il . v l. w A X + ROOM.
Opposite The Yoi!sy BnSk,
VIII he found every variety OF WOOD AND coAh
patterns: -ft
FULTON COOK STOVE. ,,es;
LETTER STOVE;
DEFIANCE KING. Exes;
NAIbNAL COOK. sizes. for wood or coal.
PhLdilA COOK. sizes;
YOUNG AMERICA, sixes,
scoIcHNAN COOK Z xres.
CQIIAGER. J siEss. coal;
yksPER STAR. gizcs. coal:
UREClAN CAPITALS stes coal
RADIATOR, sizes. coal;
MAGIC TEMPLE. sizes wood:
-, LAURA, sizes. wood;
Also, farior. Star Cct;aceT. and Franklin all s.x,.
fossessing every facility known TO the bushes. n.
Iseiafed Al az iimes 70 execute With aiuos.
-
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y H.@sstsrrlrsloss pr~~isrf - 49, =
~ bEab1NTk BROWN. Azsass ~ - 49,,
80 tirieHg, saefs epeailssn Ehrrariars - A.
s9afli.i sc ~ sren~ ipst. -. fsai
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He /" always ready 10 supply weddings. Par
ties &C. NJ short notice. The citizens Of Charles
town and vicinity viii do cell 10 give him call.
Come one. Cone all DUNN will sell ch.op Ior
Cush. HENRY DITxI
Charlestown, Nov. -, 1850.
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Hot Bread and Rolls

] viii furnish -
III o { Il re ad and Rolls
every noTning, TO those leaving their orCers AZ Ia
Confectionery and Bread Bakery
the evening before. His ClrTSr viii D.. uu1r,,.I a.,
bis round Give call and be CONVINCED of tss a.
eellepcc % his PiJlnr Hot Rolls
CharisstOwH, Dee. 6. IsSO.
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Sewing Manhineu

NJ sih eelissf hsrs - ths sarns pie thsy srs
w 90 - ip heF toIE. persons fhffg ~ ssylae 90
mtiflt eihef 2. tlo feiipFing Hfaier Hlrh.resl
..foysf SOD btsef sewing Msshllcs
Harris tgudHr Do 90
linkle a Lyon'a O. o.
lad, Webster a Co a. a.
-, -, kEAHsLEY. sHExHER . 90
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PURE CATAWBA WINE.

'I'bE undersigned. Proprietor Of the Mount pI.s.
a ant Etneyard ~ BrOsussllie. wAshInrto Cs,sn.
-, Mar laad. IL an.ler The
OF a fTenchmsn, lately iToEn Franee a
Pure Catawba Wine.
arc soilciis the pa;rvtagc o. N~rrsan,s Physicians
ho.e' kceFeit ~. Puss3e ful.iirs can be suppliel
WIN pure articis Az orders all be pfompfly AZ
tended 70. PiRt BJstiss Pc dozen tI50 Quart Bos-
ties - per dozen JACOB sIsf fyS GSrp
April s, lsso-iy.
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Pure Catavvba Wine.
TT II III

nNLf place where tho Exicasion Top Cook Stove
" can 6s had Ia iovB. and All kinds ~ Tin sSs.'
Ifyn' &c. as EASrEHDAr'R
pSe-S Ia al sinye Huass
HAviNC pprebassd "a Ne Easses,g.v's T,a s,a
N stove HO1se o. tbs piaec oae ~ TIE n,ynt V9,
Spd EHtsHstoa Top Coo Stoves We take rleassrs In
ieeo1neuding u W AZ faf superior - any .tsso -
nave ever Tied Yours, vlih respect
W CnANpp
Der. tih i96f. 4 pAVEVpnoT
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-ro-,Gor the Gentlemen.
q sysgy shsas ssd style. uitA
BOOTS sfl0sa.
a. 49,, ei,OYEssn i s1lr, Fss.s,
~ ~eV ,. T. EOOFF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-25
Extrn Charges.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

7. NO he received lur shorter leTlOd Than
session. Pupils entering after The commencement %
session viii be charged only Tor tia residue Of the
session NJ deduction VIII bs made iu Of with
Grava before ths c.1-. or -A- gu, for abEenCv.
uules. o,vHsigUed hy -yku-zs-
p sFtL the view 20 prr.,ut extr1-aranCe, and Pro
mote habts Of econo0y the following uniform hss been
selected: Winter uniform 90 consist Of s.afoooi0rsi q
N-ruu drrs- with cape same aud plain white collar
black sil apron and ieEh0ru bat trimmed with straw
-0l8red ribbon i1r sGmmar and scarlet f1r VI ter.
sumner uaiiurm consist Of dress Of blue gnghsm.
muslin or cfHr1 t-old C0iurs) 90 be made with long
white collar black Siik apron EgcA pupil 90 be pro-
rdet vh for he winter, ana four drvE-es
Of the summer uniform.
g. Baardars uu.- re provided % - SIX changes Of
clurhu- suitable for The season. lth all Necessary
tic es inr the toilet. and with sig table napkins
O. TIE parents or s1sr5.lcs ui Young ladies' coming
from distance aI- ryque-ted 90 1lne some ptrson n
or near NUmph.-, rJ whom application may Dc made
v ben uec.-sr favor % ID. pu9l 0r the Institution
r The Institution viii not incur lte expense Of rur
u-t 'lr pup with pocket money or articles Of cloth
ing Lrr -h -E' VUFfs De- allowed % Nrep money Il
sr-4at ar their discretion such moneys must be- de-
,g-Iie,I with lh- Suprror OF she Institute
no prevent Joss OF time and Interruption Gt the ax
arrs-s rs tEe school visitors ri. .r received Cuy on
Saturday, from ta ID O'Clock r- and from 70 p VI
Prea-- or hers .-hin- pcu-etIren in The lnsri
tuition. viI br received On any day except Sunday.
This Institution i- lr.lHeirf ~ object is q
atJr1 aiue.f.1ua aVll-a. .-r- rrrtlN ely Of reig
Qua cr-eds Iu iuturnce beyond tha- object viii be sN
ercs-t Discipline and order uuis viii require attend
/ ance 81 divine --ryic" uu sunday
Parents and friends visiting s pupils IN exhibition
week OF OF other lulss will lind mInoarOu in n
citv or uer lb1rhood the Institute is not prepared q
/ furnish enter aim. u-
/ O. Letters .c ss addressed 20 the
! S. Agnes Female Academy.
| su297n Memphis, Tenn
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1yTEtTTcENCE FRou THE WEST.

By the Fori Smith Times of the islh, we have
later information as to the state Of affairs among
the Indian nations. That paper learns from
Young man who arrived at Fort Smith ou the
evening of the 18TH that there is considerable
excitement among the Upper Greeks. Opothe-
leyoholo Is at the head Of his party Of about 2o0o
men. A large number of negroes, belonging to
southern Indians, have run away, and all the
women and children have lied, and are now in
the Choctaw country. The southern Indians
threaten vengeance on the Lincoln adherents.
Mr.. Holmes. from the Creek agency, had also
arrived lie says thar Col McIutosh's regiment
IS moving up toward the Upper Creeks, and Col.
Drcv's Cherokee regiment IS also on the march
for that region. 1t is hoped that the delegation
sent by AR Ross to Opotheleyoholo, win settle
matters amicably There Is no doubt but Lin
coin emissaries have been at work among the
Upper Greeks.
In another paragraph the T5ncs says that the
accounts from the Creek country are coutradic-
tory One day they are alarming, and the next
nothing is to be apprehendad. Mr.. Holmes, OF
the Creek agency. who has been several years
trading among the Greeks, says that there is
nothing to fear, and that Opothleyoholo has not
enough followers to fight, or, at any rate, to do
much damage. He apprehends no danger, and
thinks, that Mr. Ross delegation wiz be able to
set all things right.
We find the following items in the same pa
per:
An express arrived last night from the camp
Of Mr.. Hickory Rogers, who was on his way
from Denver City, bringing news Of the capture
of Mr.. Rogers and all his party. except two men,
who are now here. The jayhawkers came across
the party camped near Walnut Creek, about
three hundred miles from here, and captured the
whole party, consisting of about eighteen men,
twenty wagons, and about five hundred head OF
cattle.
Capt. Lacy, Of the - Louisiana regiment, ar
rived here from Camp jackson last evening.
He says that Price is falling back with his
troops, trying to draw Fremont from theailroad.
Gen McCuiloch is moving, forward along the
Kansas line.
Gen McConaughey has arrived at Van Baren,
where all having claims against the State O.
Arkansas viii find him prepared to settle foI
some time
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-25
sPECEAL ORDER No. 8.

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS September 2ith, lc6l.
1 INCONVENIENCE has arisen from the detention
. Of trains of cars. and I'm some cases from their
removal by orders Of military officers, from road o
another without the sanction Of the Su eHueudent OF
the road therefore it is notified all military officers
serving in passing through this department. that
transportation Of every kind furnished and regulated
by the officers Of the QuartermazterE Department un-
der instructions Of the Commanding General OF the de
partment nd unfortunately OF the Commanders " Di
visions.
2 Ohieers strictly forbidden 20 interfere with
these arrangements or reno from any Taiyay,
or 20 take any train beyond or different point from
that prescribed 10 the conductor IN his instruct or 90
detan any train for shelter for the troops.
g. Presidents of railways requested 10 report by
telegraph 70 the General any violation of this order
By command Of Gen. A. s. JOHNSTON.
W, w MACKALL, a. A. General. se21-lm