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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-12-27
S William Knabe e Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
First Premium Gold Medal,
GRAND, fd7a SQUARE,
AND

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
FNHESE Instruments having been before tie pub
i lie for the past thirty years, have, upon their
excellence alone, attained an Hnparchased pre-emi-
nence that prunounces them unequalled. Their
TONE
combines great power richness, sweetness and fine
singing quality, well as great purity of intona-
ton and harmonousness throughout the entire
scale. Their
TOUCH
is plant and elastic, and is entirely free from the
stiffness found in many pianos, which causes the
performer to so easily tire. In
WORKMANSHIP
they cannot be excelled. Their action is construct
ed with a care and attention to every part therein
that characteriEes the finest mechanism. None but
the best seasoned material is used in their manu-
facture and they will accept the hard usages of the
ity-unaffected in their melody; in fact, they are
constructed
"N0T FOR YEAR-BUT FOREVER.
All of our Square Pianos have our new improved
Grand s'cale and the Agraffe Treble.
Every Piano fully warranted for FIVE YEARS.
SOLE AGENCY FOR
CARHART, NEEDHAM & cos
UNRIvALLED
Parlor Organs, Melodeons & Church
Harmonious.
Warerooms No. $50, ". Baltimore ST.,
Feb. 22, ls66-ly. BALTIMORE, MD.
Gas-For particlurs, apply to l.. DINKLE, Agenr
Charlestown.
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VJANPER Baskets. Sccvp shov.is. On
Ill raupd Batter hsslis Hydr,slis C-urtst
g. e. kAN4oN &prKr
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CAUTIoN TO TREsPAssERs

WHILST / keep no Ferry, keep boats, but
w only for my owiuse and that of my family
and friends, and such only, and not for those
who fundamentally take my boats, much to
my inconvenience, and after loss OF tackle
therefrom, can again venture similarity OF m
diligence. To such, say, stay away-ior II
my boats are to Be had for the future 1t Is to
be only by my consent. BY any other, Will
invoke the penalty of the law to the full ex-
tent. forbid trespasses OF any KIND upon my
nremiscs
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COAL.

CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE COAL.
/ WILL keep On hand. at the Charlestown Depot,
4 COAL u the different kinds, which will be sold
by the Ton or Car Load at the lowest prices.
August 80, ls66 J. ID. STARRY.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
M. BEHREND,

M. BEHREND,
AtMe Old Stand Opposite Campbell C MasOn's
Drug Store,
WHISTLES 10 inform his customers that he has
w received his FALL GOODS.
The Stock is entirely new and selected with great
care to enable me to compete with any Baltimore
House Cacoes from 10 to 25cts pcryd, fast cCSor,
Brown and Bleached Muslin from Is to 80 cents
De LANES and other Dress Goods at Baltimore
prices Alpaccas and Mernos at prices TO suit eve
rybody; Bed Ticking, Striped Cotton and Hickory
at reduced prices.
The Stock of Fancy Goods and Hosiery il too
extensive for enumeration,
have also received all the latest styles in the
Millinery Line,
HATS, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, RIBBONS,
and other articles belonging to that trade.
Also, well selected assortment of
SHOES,
For Men. Bows, Ladies and Children, which Offer
at Baltimore prices. Also Mems and Boys HATS
of newest styles and low prices.
The stock of
Ready-NIadc Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods is well selected and
made of the best materials and in the latest styles
In prices can compete with any house in the Uni
ted States NJ. BEHREND.
Sept. 81, 1860.
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Coakley Brothers,

Coakley Brothers,
q IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Leathe3. s. Shoe Findings.
No. 16 S. Calvert Street, Baltimore, Maryland.
WYE HAVE on hand good selection OF SHOE
w FINDINGS and LEATHER, such as
Spanish, Slaughter and Hemlock Sole, =.
SkirtinR, French and American Calf-Skins,
Kips, Splits, Buff Patent Leather, Morocco,
Sheep Skins, Kid Skins, Enamelled
Leather, Hastings Gallons, Webbs, Lacesi also
Shoe Tools, Lasts Sewing Machines, &C., :.
which we will sell at thelowest marketprices. All
orders from the Country promptly attended to.
C0AKLEY, BROTHERS,
Nov 3o,s6,-ly. l6 s. Calvert st. BALTIC.
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PIANOS
Ef41-~-I
II U 11
CHARLES M. STEIFF,

MANUFACTURE of First premium CRAWL
wi and SQUARE PIANOS. Factories S4 and
Sc Camden Street, and 45 and AZ Perry St, lear
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ware-rooms No. Z
n. Liberty Street, above Baltimore, Baltimore, Nd.
Has always on hand the largest stock Of Pianos
to be found in the city Mynew Grand Scale over
strung agrafe treble Pianos are pronounced by the
amatuers and professors to be the best Piano man
uiactured We warrant them free of every fault
for five years, and the privilege ofexehange within
twelve months if not entirely satisfactory TO the pur
chaser.
SECOND HAND PIANOS always on hand-from $50
to $500. MELoDIANs and PARLoR ORGANS from the
best makers.
We have permission to refer to the following per-
sons who have our Pianos in Dennis Daniels,
D.. S. Rentch, William Rush, w. G. Butler, Rich
ard c. Williams, Benz. F. Harrison, in jefferson
County, and James l.. Cunningham, 5. C. Gun;
ningham, Jacob Seibert, Benz. Speck, Andrew
Bowman, George Hoke, Jacob Miller, Charles r.
Coe, James Denny, Lemuel Campbell, Rev. Mr..
Hair, in Berkeley County.
Is1~For further particulars. apply to B. +.
HARRISON, Agent, Shepherdstown.
Terms liberal. A call is solicited.
October Is, ls66-ly.
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DATENTED February. 1864. Recommended by
Prof. n. Smith. and DR.. C.. G. Cox, late Medi-
cal Purveyor, L. 5. A.
Received a Silver Medal from the Fair held ct
the MARYLAND Institute in Baltimore city.
Manufactures and makes TO order Trusses, Spi-
nal Supporters, Apparatus for Deformed Limbs,
Clutches, with Spring Top and Bottom. which give
the greatest ease and comfort. Shoulder Braces
and Abdominal Supporters.
Female Attention given to Ladies whoma favor
him with call.
No. 63 South Sharp Street, -
February %, lS66-Gm BALTIMORE.
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GEORGE BACKH0USE.

Dee. 10, ls66-St.
EEpP. 81 wish to hire NEGRO BOY
from - to Is wears of ase-one who is a good
boy. A fair compensation for his services VIII
be paid. w. d.
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&SOREWARD.
CLOAKS.
Coru shelters.

C,IyGLE Spout Corn Ssellers-capacity rs
- bu,bel, per dav; Double do. do.-capacity $50
bushels per dav; Virginia or Great Western Corn
sheIIsr-cspacity, Hand Power, 400 bushels; Horse
power. 500 Bushels per day; also, BurwelPs Iron
ShsiIsr. separates tie Corn from the Cob-cspsci.
A. rs bu.ksls per Oar. for sale By
Dee. z, isea RANSOM Dull.
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FORWARDING MERCHANTS,

FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Charlestopn, Jefferson County, ". Va,
TTAYE in Store and fer sales Mowers and Reap
ers, Grain Cradles and Scythes, Rakes, Forks,
Shovels, Hoes, WhetStones, Buggy Rakes, Revolv-
ing Rakes, Buckeye Corn Ploughs, Cultivators,
Wheat Drills, Double and Single Shovel Ploughs,
Ploughs and IIarrows, Three-horse Ploughs, Corn
Shelters, Cutting Boxes, Cider Mills Washing Ma
chimes and Wringers Patent Water Drawers for
Wells and Cisterns, Cstern and Force Pumps, Hose,
Rope, Iron Fence, Buckets, Brooms, Tubs, Baskets,
&C., &C., &c.
The Celebrated Fertilizers of
:, VI. Rhodes & Co., Fowle, Bayne Co., and
Reese, 4 Co.
June Z, 1866
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NOTICE.
LLOYD LOGAN

1T AS resumed business in the Store House, third
IL door South Of the Taylor Hotel, where he
will be glad to see his old friends and dealers
generally.
, 1866-06-05
Thr 1kSdEeuay Ratt1e.
itpet1Al l>esr43co to mt hscAEn Tr1s.tn<.1
OKx&Axr or JoKx AxGkH.
Two End taH p1ll<s ifpsu Had:.-~xy.


The f1.t saat1e -tn The Feo3aa t1aea,aa war ras
Soreht aoous two boar7 sxu. O. sod a1orod iae
taEra tom ~hsch ~sse 2ud rrsultd In the decided
septi+e Ct she cKuadsxn foscn eosarnd. 1ne
movement q the Fentan sruy os s!asxt3oa fron u
exmp On Ffetehr4n>f Greek com1neockd n thsre
tnls rnusntng. uu.!nx tna uSes tAczr hsc boas
considerable tntn1ac1t4on and lkhtinE &anag saen
ING I party Of The Fentaa o3cen &od
Eco ~ess ddas,ax II tae tssen
of Iohn s,esens, Fsetaery's drcx- TIT
had les7ed I contribution roon 4f. steven
to The saonpt OF FOO Ia Eoney. $.lp
~ns1h Of ~hssLcy. Ard s1aoaase nua- White
1t Tic sGrtrn eoEs1cr az1Eed WITH tn1s llsrbee of
she sdrsnee uf Canadian eolcrao 10 k.ae e~ag.
Toe call wss a4 oncs sounded zod osx3s& <tvra 10
move Ge1ersl o"Seu kssc siesvns Esrr ctntA
perhaps Of hA o~u uoneY. Tot thyos2ns t11aen
ho1es Of ktasa1rIioa tu.o ihe zives, esea coa1s1u
nS Abcyt 4 thouaand toundf.
A-3 \. e., t3pe Fttdsu column s1oTe6 o1t b. 4
e7rcrt:oas load lea1rnc 10 RtdScHsJ I'D fost tu1.
bon~. All aloux .hc tuute thr V.snae ess,ektn IT,
hnbttGuGs Afxndoned the34 hossta a9sd led 70 tbe
wooda. 1hexe azs 4 gTr1t deal Of ftta-Etfu< arus1
Ihc fenizn ssuks. sid The fofees which kn camp
Ridge. whefc the faifie h1t hsEn 3uaxha. wtlh ons
mesc st2u r.pe hunttod taen. 1ne colatan af c.
nsdaxn voara&e<za hsoCkha BY trxtu ar The Gs1oa
T1rnk Relizpad tsu1n Toronto &ud UHtn11too 10
Ton Go'boane. to ~h,en fksut lbs Esitfnad kas
beep de.tso.4 ca LIN tloc. hsd taErhe4 thert \:
eastJ hour lu the raozux to md EnEposb R.dSr-
Wy. Tbe COLUMN uxs ep1nposed cE the Pou:sh.
FH,h End Nluth DAfta1ions o{ volruire:1. toaa
Toronto. 1he Third md forzth from aasslitoG.
and the ksnes Comfy Artillery sfosa s'Gst Rah1usrn,
ajtcCethc7 about ]. 10 uaeu. usdz The co1tsn4 o
| Col Bueban. The oppostns fosces enooKntesue
esea Other ns hare eaad. about s Z. ru Tne Re
nana hspIe down st.& satls On the ls sads II d
otc garrison road sad formed thst1 the u tlat
| ecl6-. 7pr rktsruisne4s OF Tbs TWO tides opssee
hrr snd fell back. Abou1 sx so9od1 os Eaos II e+.
theu exhEnErd II long E1nxe. tbs dEas Err killing
| 4 Lieutenant coieoe1 teeora tn eozauxad o3 st4
Csaadtan fo4ces. whoac name tsve nos heen ahat
10 rsess-atn- The Fae.xns po< saraaced On tas
6ouhs quick 4Ith nx<d bs1aoes, bal ton "a sas csns
aisnA h stroux poe,s1oa aehiad breast en<
wrse sgpa1aed. stv.ng M tn soos a1sosde. III
, 1866-06-05

remsaaz nor 31so, 300 ~ to z.1se, Which WIN
pEolaRAsY b doee thts s11aneT-
1fa kIeA& X2y mextEfs of E9ahwE k9a
also enntnsoeed- These 1rs InAeftnxs Of tha
v3zsocs FrssoSte.tzn bodies, ax aeo.lsad Il
RTah%se7f<u cx no&htnE- 1AS Reformed
Pfes6y aRtEns o< Cosenaufeta h1ya eucesudsd
theh1, Azt aha Urf4ed Exzshysextkr4 have
1usk opened th<fx 0eoex11 Synod They have
60 ehHrhea. nd kze IN uzIeilfEsQx, growing,
liberal, pEpGxust1e body md resemble quite
e4Ae8T the New sehoo3 PresbYtsxfans OF the
CuHed seRseAL 1bsJ fsa much sympathy Anr
Iorr on1aSxL. md takE kzEA. tntefeax IA the
Geednen The ezsahHahed Scotch Pstsby-
9eztso Assembly. md that ck toe Fsss Church,
both Eaest 90 TIE s4xh Of Nay, &ud / hope to
stt<nd To- aEe extent apon fhetF
seka5oes, - 9ez6ioS men IN each haze e1wess-
I'd wtah to a5d the 6eetau. etouM add
tt19 csezZEe8 looking 10 union In oca body
Of al the Seoseh PreebyEe4tzn4 bu8 he Sta:e
Church. are h progress n The respective C.
noNfca1iox8 with I prospect Of auceH1a. Tnia
would add greatly 70 thetr re.onr1ex aad
D1s11 power ~ xEziast The ess1bEshRrn<-
Icnd that optaiou vsrtes sznoox religious
E&u 1cea, concerning the di1xrepee befHetn
The PzeaId<ut md Congress. Nsuy thtoE
th82 Cme1sss Is disposed TO b too hzzsh with
Ihe South. md With c1I1tal treltxat3oQ to
ply the weak md taibezs> pzztse wtas they
imagine to Be The u11craotni.y A13 forb<af-
acee Of The PseEtens- When see hov little
eyn edre1tea Dkb Endex1txod Of opr xfai-3
th1e< taousAnd Hl}es 4wsy- suspect shas We
bsrn<er sometimes IN i1ASSinx of British and
CocIir<Esal u1stters- Zrs rs be patient With
each otke1s t<norznce, and sFoId r&shnkss n
ocT OWE jEdyMku1A-
, 1866-06-05

I Ism. + Rs.n;s5hszs. ~ Eeed., les. s4oi goo,
her y1sd md pfanbg: utn. Ioes $75, ,og. m
sared Aor Qs CO..: Charles Robson, sinsuiih
grocer. loss $4,000, Insured for Hm:
Burchfeel. .Casfet1ine & Co., hard ware' loss
$4,000, insured for 46 00o, policy of, no .00Q
having expired few days pEeysoas-
These Werr s1nonE the principal losers of
oar 9, hesnes men, *nos oss os,sa ~ r. present
many own<58 Of real estate aud others whose
roAsee At the present cannot be estImated-:-
Thx most Of the property had been insured
IN Now York anA Connecticut companies,
~h1sh = N b the pstps,p.i tssess:
TWO hundred and 6ttY to three hundred; two
thirds Of the entire city Is In ashes The are
ming Of the fru the hills 9ere lined With fam
ihxs, men, women and children without =
hotoe or I pf1ca to Lay their heads Those
houses that " ere saved were thrown open to
them, snd cur citizens dld eEery thing IN their
power to alleviate their want5- Many lost
backs.
I1b sad picture to LOOK upon the rims.
the sceEs ot = busy and thriving place has
Iatiou-
Propositions xiU Ut once be nade to erect
substantial buildings, and although this nav
pzove tt1ioaA drawback to ouz p.os5rss f3x
4 short time, yet 1t win tend 10 awaken eu
eislxens to the tact that steam engine Is oil
| one yal1e hest.
To-day tSuEday} heavy rain set in, quench
inc the s.ranldesia& aanes- The pcop1e Ar
dockine hare from an parts to see the secns
| Of the great dzr~ am .or1y to state that tht
thieves aze busy IN plying their tocstion, bu
| our worthy burgess Issuing call for one hun
| dsed additional poltceueu.h has had them bus,
| searching al suspected dwellings, securin:
Thousands ot dollars worth Of stolen property j
Through the strenuous efforts Of our citizen
muen OF the property thai would have bcc1
| carried of wHs Sayed. n.
, 1866-06-05

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, 1866-06-05

fxfftoF Chicago Timing:
In hi order to Gen.:ai Harry, General M-.dc 4n.
e'rue1s htrn TO u.e lhc force at h,, command .',o
PIT arrve Tho neatrsit7.'' which csrssnly strikes
me A. t*ins. Al TIC scry least. an anseAciton:
phrase. nent'ahty aoouf "oa's net"een "ho'ns
a. n.s ,,t .as s...a. ' aesn. =, ,. ~. - ~. W.
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and tr.endly psopIe 1 sns,tcr soout which be- II
,,mp,y 10 cntorce ueatr.l,ty tsrs, 1'le..r notice
1test Il no third ,<sr1y In th,s br.fn<1s. There
, 1866-06-05
Ferdinand Bgtud-

Kari Blind, the step -Gthfr Of the unfortu-
nate young mau who perfshed IN his aitsek
upon Count Bismaxk, has written the follow
Ing letter.
'.Sr-Nfth bleeding heart. and bowed
down With c1iet. place the palm Of martyr
dom on the sr1Se Of hin, who haA heeu his
mothers pride and delight aud whom will
eser Ee=atd u my true son. L uobler,
more loving nature thac his Il would be i1u-
possible to. imagine From love OF
country and ffeedom be was carried
away to saeziIce himself In order
to spaza to his taRhes1and the mieries OF
wicked uar- His MSS heart full OF devo-
tsou~ tull Vt taliAl kiudnes. full of the most
gcnerous aspiration II Others blame him
let It not BE- expected that I, to whom he
looked II to = f.thes, should give ta. right
10 auT ene ot saxioS That rerrnnate him
Ehcse Inspirations bare been pure, and who
has Observation-Disclosures to the deepest
sorrow of my di,eoosoiatc wite, OF myself
and nv tamily-siyen up his young and prom.
i-mx ufe in his cornssy's cause ars, sir,
yours ob-dIentIy, "kAkL BL1SD-
~ Nav lU,s*
, 1866-06-05
WEN RAILROAD oCoSSEcr1oS.

Col. L. T. Caze, AaIe Eux4 4tt1"ia3lef HeneTal
OF Missouri, and ]. y. Reid, Esq, both of
Knnsas City, passed through this city yesses-
day on their waF East TO negotiate for the
iron for the Kansas City g. Cameron lsallrosd,
line Of road which strikes the Hannibal &
At. Joseph Railroad nj Cameron. No., and hy
this means connects al Quincy With the Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy Raiizoad- These
gentlemen give 4 flatteripg statement OF the
condition o1 things at KnnsaB City, and Of this
important link in their eastern railroad COM
; cmup,cat1ona. The Kansas City Il Cameron
:B4Ilrpaa was commenced In 1st1, aud nearly
graded by the spring oi 1861. when all work
On Il vas interrupted By the war. Last year
the enterprise was revived. the debts paid od.
md recently under the management Of Chas.
E-Kea11ey, the President. new coatfsct
has been made under which the grading Is to
, 1866-06-05


Mr. Lewis, Methodist and rrosIdin.
Elder Of the Charleston tS. c. District, went
out u Barpwe!l District, aud preached there
10 five hundred persons recently. lie hap.
tiscd elglty-four pcrsoua, and administered
the >ncrcsnsnt to Two hundred. The aex.
day comes to htm crowd Of Confederate
rintcTs. and among them W. Gilmore Simms
jr. "AEe you The d-d Yankee preacher who
harsngued the nlgEsrs here Tc,tcrdar 81
quoth Simsns. ''Cut Ills throat," xays an-
other benevolent white man. "Nakc miuce
mcat Of him." cries another. '.Show rr
your authority for preaching the Gor1sl. you
id Yankee ~ cxclatna another srdcnt ad-
ulircr Of ecclesiastical order and discipline.
Al t,Iis point, Nr. Lewis MANAGED u grt into
n cur md n escape to Charleston. ,,cinx re-
seHrd, perhaps, for future martyrdom.
S4,pih Canlna representatives should ',e nd.
rntttr6 without dclay.
, 1866-06-05

0VO1 0hAN EVUA6 ETDH ERH&O4
n1kN.
Most Of our readers have peyused she late
Auburn speech Of Secretary Se~azd On recon
stsuction. and remember Whist charming
picture be drew Of the restored pstr1ot,sm Of
the rebels. Everything then vas 1oreIy &od
the country wss happy. The freedmen wero
eontcnted and cheerful, all tho1r rights were
tendczlJ projected BY their former mAstors;
thcrn were no slave codes TO hasrssa shsm or
to discriminate against them. "DttReen the
Federal GoScsnment," be says. *sand these
restored and reorgAulzed State Governments,
there exists now = more complete snd pracu.
cn1 harmony than haa etcr before pfeTnlled
between the Union and 10 many oi its mcm>
hcrs since It was first estAhllshsd."
And this he says In tho face Of the noto~
rious fact that In many places In these "re~
stored and .reoEcanized Statca," Northern
mans life Is not safe beyond sight Of Federal
lmyonelsl "What IL the need Of thd nation ~
asks this political lotus-cater4 "Thc nation
needs" says he, ~ reconciliation between
tho Senators Of tho United States and those
Senators who hare neen elected by the States
lately In rebellion. II needs Just tLIs, and
nothing more"
Open tho doors ot Congress and let In
twenty-five uhitc-~ashcd rebels. which will
secure Mr. johnson a working majority OF
CopinrAcads to confirm his appointments,
nnl all will be we'll. This is needed and
nothing more. As small offset againkt
Mr.. Sevnrd's yrlsmatic views of tue
eitustlon Of affairs IN Dixie, nc pub.
ll.h in Ills Issue condensed statement
Of moot Important facts concernin; the
Enut1, f.nnrrrex mi 3oor e1rrr -. tfa3 ~, 4f,n
, 1866-06-05

,1s.u.E ne p.asns1ar. tsstaas q defeota4lks aiao
M siznsr p -fas11 ur pFstufz6&. eeaEudxut q T.
g = w. sar ~, 3 Pessses, et.!st.a * pis-
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s. e1mszxd b ofxs \ enaTs % he ssafst- sxess',
ho0ssH- nf[ naJ BE- exsmtoed before he 31xt.a
tHT. 90 ana0 tn ~ ezses be aubect to th= kauae
xa1as md te.k- OF LIE eoGman .sw " 10 competxo-
{. s1d efe<ahatgy.
sseaon cTt p<ossaes ,ha. eresy sss<trsar, tsee
1anaz7- rss&, ard aanasts theEraitkr. Aar< tste-
~ kenaf o< 4Mp<oyNaea1 cR Ea11 Ae1e ssr1cka xei-
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ksA ka5ox tA<seot- md I. Hy:ak oas-icr Of any n
eup0stta cry, tewn q vi1fa<e. nuza ne sne;aber
q k<r to Do H.e:ak< nd 3oe uo<f. o. 17stsea
esruzts n pzuvhte1 IN seetda0 stx"t OF tins ae+,
Hh:ea bess*e usJ be ;@yuka tx eaaze n my tizoe
seetioa seven provides t6a1 every ets1I o1seer
tssn nd e:s P<f,Sn nj. aasss I'd esry o.ea 70
q e. 20 ,seh ~ ;se e q &,
q ker eEpio1ex oesEr ths <xfauHoa q his O.
t.e tezz1 q ~xxtea 2.shou1 good ezuse. md -4td
;sestaa e.a <77g.e soce 1s17 dsa<!tisg espto5-<
sstTvaca4 nF ssNR ~ fr< Aoh11 md ten cent? PER
EI< ffuta The p1aes ok a1ess 10 the peacR o< d.
azd te.c - . ct to< 70 z1ea k7atn t he
! es<es q taic ees<zt11R EMPLOYEE: prost8x.t.
teat ESQ sEe*ted pazg- aces heta= 70
FEtcraed- FAY apr II to tns'rte o< The p<aee OK
Eskaee1 o2 be 6oa<c Of P3ce oz she eoucsy. 10.
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a:tkEtc eEphEsE x1d sas GOOD e1u.e q quit s4id
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pal to thx Comfy Cou1. .1xEag ta4iea az cnr7ed
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q etasxassa Hi-pe-<1 nf. n shan Sc ttsns I'D
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/ t1aA
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Wntte pkrSau~ EEExfE1xE1. fet EfSzo Or nulssro b.
l 1&E1v,1- wth 3Hy cztI:loat odsuee akai1.t nj. o.
EeT pe7zon Or properly. aud rpoc such atatsyu til
oepper rFoex-. sh.n be ts1et ard r1pc41ed ~ 4
IN. .a:e a5dssst wa@ uste ~ = ~hi:e p<rsou ~
II shstt s< Lswsni for my heeds11n ffre rt:ru q
nH1I1o n N! ~ inE- tuIf CONTROVERSY pe1ttr*
/ uF atS1x to BE- institution n aoy eou.t o. i4z oI
tquy r ta!t -tase. 70 make II EreEf1t aan Iswf1
1 a4casrs n .h1n D. reess-sxy tor rtr Institution
i pscee=1t.no oe c<kfres ox suea suit.
| &akasxd yon1h~ reay be 4ppevnthcaa much STE
tet E1ursr q iE =os1!h ta-ol2A css'e, aeeor.t,as
j to 1eoeksF aes- 1ee tou1ty ENezt czuss b. TIL
l sa.HeeE thst the person OF pe1:oos 10 kkor. Ii
] E9rN shal ht appxvnstet4 n \ suitable s.11rdtsI
I xe- fpua WHOM .asd enozr shsu exaer bond u
I s<<rs:sy. la< spr<Fuetce- rkatI h< sxn:ut 10 .ra
| Ed nEuk- nd Lie raastes II e~9aEua u cp1E.tu
/ xay fsw 'hz. Esy he ne4rss:e9 pa.4ed se,-us3Us
II ~ kF.lA
, 1866-06-05
The Iowa Eeta<x2t Association
FEmrr.ro1lfe <,f thu. Sfte,.-rA r, thsrn,-


DCBcqCk. May ..
Tafious unimportsnt questions we're taken
up tu-tayy uisenssct: an1 ae:eI upon during
the ruorniug hunrs- The ef1.q:,1s ttxs Letter
" was = subject " nuch interest, and Of several
falues: speechcs and appeals for more effort
IN its behalt Its circulation B about 1901
II Is four years e1a. u out Of debt hiss been
ahlv edited xzaSuitora1y By 4 few BRETHREN
and Ii Of great impast.nse to shs churches Of
Iowa and Eeish boring states
At /. p. M fhe efaf1na OF the American Hlfs-
sionasy association we're presented By Kev.
J. u Chambe-lafn. h.ert, Rev. l. Turner
and Rsv- s. B. Treat, D D The Society haa
. large sympathy IN the churches Of this
State
At3p- N. the Congregational Cnion Twas
rFrscnScd By Rev. J. i;uernsey, President
Asc1nn anil Rev O. Emesson.
The Theological Seminary WAS reported By
Rev. H. l. Hammond, Professors Haven auts
BARTLETT. Hon. J. G. Foote aud Rev u. Coz oi
y. 7. The Assos1stioh then adjourned uasi!
O'Clock to-nscsrnw morning, The IAdies'
festival uceupirs 1hss evening.