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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-17

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gabe bee 8Iattes.
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befen Otufe ifebenoe, am RubIicSqua
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GigeHtbamern ben Oben bis unten mel
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allta Meslenoen 1oists es'll einbelnsi'
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-17
9taOt lIllO Staat.
glatnten Der ,,senn. etaatsssitung,


G3k foIaenbsu Serren Frh autnrtitrt, AbonHeHte1s
nnh anse3geu fAg Ste IS enrefee &taatsteituue@ eu
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Nomen on qststtEeas:
q. MR. @3leier. RnnrptHs Germ.
Senro non, MtmpBis. Fem.
O.. Wrans. pabueab, 3D.
sac0b GifeIe. Esw GIbnHp Hns SefferforuiUe,
Sna.
g VIC. WFGser. $40 Ratn etrast. Cincinnati,
sSbsOs
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q. Raufbenberss GBGttaKoseG, Eeun-
II. RaTner, 90EtOn Cd.
q. .. Mbes IT,, eosaIs4sent.
Germ MlbeS f., .ssstunss G0IpOrtear.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-17

SD eeE,n.,eers, n, aeafknitIe.- gtaot TennsIIee,
Gf5ee Glerf alftb Ntuttrf @nnesxnsGezi9l IN aQL Z
sptie, ben a Saunar 1859. -7GQMusL g. 5oHss, &tds
or eeken BE t1niT Mlauuiaesuring ecEuponp utIe
hNnbeTs-sDa aus eirem IN eieier SAGE etngeregpten
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Tes,nins e<isannten 0sridfes, ~ b0tteH an 9
90 on ta 4 TN uatiten aptiI 1855 1Ra9eR une auf
hsbess spibFfoenaHs Siefebe az pra linen suseans
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nier oufeinanber fcleenhs Bp9eH h Der Naf5uiile
Nree unb Eirdes une Der Tenuefiss Steatssettuue
befaHnt ssssnacbt Ipeross
81 It nnb Matter.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-17
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-17
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-17

~ SuIius eide, Dor breisig
Sahren 6eIiebter 8ariton bes 66nigs .
ftaetiiHen Sbeoters, fpater am 36nigs
Iiden Ebeater, 6ann Direction ces Wfags
AebMrger 9ta0ttbeaters, suIest 8efiber
DeS 6oteI be 8abiere in Qeip3ig, lit aim
q Deaenber in M6eDot bel Dnfelbcrf
am G@laefuf seitcrbeu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-23
Humboldt celebration.


Iae Humboldt Centennial Celebration came
oGm Saad-rass woods. near Martinsburg, on
Tuesday ef as. week. aud was. according 70
account. great Success. A procession was
formed .a tae public square. Nartiusbur-. uu-
der tLe Chief NarsaaIsbfp Of Capt. FRI DAE-
DER, supported by DTS Aids The procession.
after paradias through the principal streets.
moved 90 the grove.
The President Mr. Charles ll,,hlci opened
the exercises with an Introductory address.
.ays the N.i- E-o' highly pertinent to the
.e-as'oa. at Che conclusion ot which be intro
au.el the orator ofthe day, Charles j Fau,k-
uc-. Jr who entertained the assemb.ago for
over half am hour IN an ornate and eloquent adj
dress. reviewing le Tie. character and acbiev-
mcnts Of the great man whose memory they
lsI assembled 20 commemorate.
Mr. Faulkner was o'I1veI bv VIM. Eapp.
Esq, cII,ar of the Ealdmr, Wsolcr. in the
German Language. Speeches were also made
ly Gov. Stevenson. Hon E. F. Stanton. Or.
g a. HauiD. Hon G. y Faulkner. H. II
blackburn. ESQ and Pref G.rlarlt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-23

On the l2th instant. after a protraeted illness,
Mrs. ELIZABETH RAMEN, wife Of Mr.. John
Ramcr, Of this county, and daughter Of the late
Hylaud Grow, ESQ, Of Loudoun county, aged 69
years.
At the family residence in Washington City, AZ
ter a lingering andpaiuful illness of many months.
ON Sunday afternoon last, September l9th.
HARRIET MATILDA, Youngest daughter OF
Abraham and Susan Fleming, i'm the 23rd year Of
her age. Consumption seemed 90 have marked
her for It's prev. Hers was the death oC the Chris
tian, and her last end was ike His. She was fire.
Quontly seen 90 smile NJ the nearer approach OF
death and gladly pitched her moving tent day
by day. a days march nearer, and still nearer her
heavenly home The language Of her heart was
emphatcaly that Of the Poet expressed in TIE fol-
lowing beautiful and impressive lines;
Il would not live alway-no, welcome the tomb.
Since Jesus has lain there I dread not its gloom
There sweet be my rest tin He bid me arise
To hail Him in triumph descending the skies
&" Who who would live alwav-awav from his God.
AWAY from yun Heaven that bliss'ul abode
Where rivers Of pleasure flow DER the bright plains
And the noontde Of glory etcrnally reigns =
"Whcre the Saints oC all ages in harmony meet
Their Saviour and brethren transported to greet,
While the anthems OF rapture increasingly roll
And the smile Of the Lord is the feast Of the soul -
On the llih inst, in this county, MARY BELL.
infant daughter ofDavid and Sarah J.. lawn, aged
5 months and p days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-23
Jefferson County.

From the Shepherdstown Register, of Satur-
day last, we take the following articles:
The Circuit Court met on Tuesday last, in
the African Church. in this place, his Honor
Judge Chapline, presiding. The following list
of Grand Jurors were called, sworn and charged
by the Court rs TO their special duties; Joseph
s. Fleming. Foreman; w. NJ. Lemen, Lorenzo
Etchison. Ehud Turner, w. G. Butler, Joseph
Welshans, John T. Schey, Joseph 5. Staley,
David Avis, Joshua Cavalier, Emanuel Spang-
Ter, Rudolph Row, Joseph Holmes, Henry hel-
lar Charles Langdon, Geo. W. Anderson.
The grand Jury found eleven indictments,
and were discharged on Thursday morning.
The business on account Of the necessity OF
continuing so many cases has not Kept the
Court in very long sessions this week.
A considerable amount Of Chancery business
has been disposed of. Ex-Judge Hall and
Chas. J. Faulkner, Jr., of Msrtinsburg, Isaac
II. McCauley. of Chambersburg, Pa, and E:
W Wilson, Of Shepherdstown, were admitted
to this Bar.
Cbas. johnson. ptf and appellee, VS.. G. Won
Butcher, dert and appellant. Appeal from
judgment ola Justice. Judgment in favor OF
deft. Charles Davies attorney for deft.
State Of West Va, VS. G.. F. Yantis: Statuta-
~ Msdemcanor-resisting an officer. Plead
guilty, and Court fixed sentence at 500 and
costs. Bctzhoover for State; Davies for DIT.
G.. NJ. Beethoven, Esq, is acting Prosecu-
ting Attorney in place Of c. +. Stubs, Esq,
who is absent on account Of sickness.
1t is stated that the celebrated Middlekaufl
case will come up before the Court on Tuesday
next
John Thomas. colored. who was arrested for
STEALING horse from Mr.. Hendley Mistead,
near Charlestown, plead guilty, and was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for five years.
Gov. Stevenson paid our town a visit on
Wednesday last. His visit was very brief, re-
naming in town but a few hours previous to
visiting Autietam Cemetery, near Sharpsburg.
Whilst here he appointed Board Of Registra-
ton for the County, consisting Of Charles Train
or, VIM. Turner and w. f. Chambers. Mess.
Trainer and Turner were members Of the old
Board.
?. S.-Since the above was in type we learn
that Messrs. Trainer and Turner will not ac-
copt their appointments upon the Board Of
Registration.
Whilst in Charlestown on Saturday last, we
"put up at the Sappington Hotel, las we usu-
ally DO when visiting that town. kept by our
old and genial friend, Mr.. Isaac Fouke, and we
can safely state that there is no better hotel
than this in the Valley of Virginia. He has al
so fue stabling and attentive ostlcrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-23
An Ambitious Negro.

A negro preacher by name Keycs Of the
Free-WJl Baptist persuasion, has several
times attempted to oJtruic himself into the
ladies' cara ca, tn which 'rliis men are not
permitted t1rjde uaaecompanicd 10y ladies-ou
the w. &p. r. r., and seems quite above the
folks Of his own color-jrwc may infer from
his md,sposi;ion to sit with them as fellow
traveller. If he docs not know how to dcport
himself on the public highways we hardly adj
Judge him a proper teachorof religion or mo-
aH,y. and would soaigiso the colorcd people
of our town who are sometimes called to listen
90 DIS preaching
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-23
The Great wheat Drill of The age.

The Iagcrst0wn Agricultural Implement Manu-
featuring Company are challenging the manufac-
turcrs Of any other Grain, Seed and Fertilzing
Drill now made. They claim five special Points
and offer to compete on any other Points claimed
by any other Driu. Every Drill has the Keller
Patent Check Link Gum Spring Hoe. This i'm
provcmcnt keeps the Hoe, or Shovel immovable
until it strikes a stationary obstacle, the jar Of
which throws the pressure from the Hoe on the
Gum Spring, allowing it to pass over the obstacle
and Immediately resume its work. Hence the Hoe
or Shovel is alwaysin the right place, never jump
iug OF fitting and the Gum Spring never needs
screwing down. Il is not liable to wear and will
outiast three sets Of Gum Springs constructed on
the Old principle. The Keller Patent One Gum
and One Smooth Iron Roller Feed is the most GER
tain and reliable Grain sewer ever made. The
Acrc-Surveyor and the lG-Acre Register on this
Drill will convince any farmer that his grain and
seed sewing is done as accurately as good clock
keeps time.
The Improved Fertilizng Attachment for 1869
will drill Pacific and Peruvian Guauo, and all Fer
tilzers from co lbs up per Acre, and distribute
evenly over the entire Acre. no punching, but an
even regular stream. The Material, Workman
ship and Finish need only to be seen to satisfy the
farmer that it is "The Best" Every farmer
should 20 see it at McCurdy & Dukes, Charles
town. Link 6 Co., Duficlds; alsoat Keancysyille,
Bcrryville. Summit Point. Middleway and Shop
hcrdstowr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-23
T u ~" T y :. W
winchester Presbytery.

This body met in Romncy September 18th,
and was opened by very able sermon from
Rev. p. II. Riddle, D. D. The sessions con-
tiuucd from Wednesday till Saturday night, at
tended by about Il ministers and nearly as
many elders, representing nearly all parts Of
the Presbytery's territory. There was also a
large attendance Of visitors, but the warm
hearted and bountiul hospitality of the people
Of Romaey made all exceedingly comfortable
Altogether it was Presbytcry long to be re-
mcmberel The preaching was very earnest
and excellent for the most part. and was heard
bv large and attentive audiences.
The business Of the Presbyicrywas conduct
ell cypeji,iously and we'll Much discussion
moro than usuaI-of tho important interests
Of the church was had throughout the proceed
iuGs. but it was refreshing TO observe the good
spirit which marked these earnest debates
The Domestic and Foreign Missionary, Eluca-
ton and Publication interests an passed in re-
view. and called out the fact that the Presby-
terrain church IS already doing a great work
and is just entering upon one still greater. It
was made clear that an she needs now is to
have All her scattered members feel an interest
and lend their aid in her work Improvement
I'm these directions was reported; but demand
for tho means to prosecute her work was still
r's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-23
The Old Family Journal.
The Circuit Court.

The Circuit Court, Judge ChaPline presiding
has been in session for more than week From
The very apparent iudisposition Of the Judge the
session will, doubtless, terminate to-day
On Tuesday morning, in addition to some Chan
Gerry business transacted, the case OF Tom Hart
colo-sd indicted for disorderly conduct at the
sunday school OF The Free VIII Baptist" col
,,r,d congregation in Charleslown, was disposed
afbv sentence Of Imprisonment in county Jail for
Is DAYS, and fine Of -.
The case Of H. d. Middlekau1, charged with an
,ssaslt apon Mrs. sullivan in this county in April
last. having been set for Tuesday was called The
Defence responded and was ready for trial, but
Gov. Stanton, for the Prosecution, moved change
ofveuuc and the afternoon was occupied in the
argument. The ground assumed for the necessi-
ty Of the change was that the innocence OF the &C
cuscd had been urgently advocated By the public
Press, and pervaled tn, almost entire community
especially in the Southern section Of the county.
Now, had the fact been the revcrse-had the
press and the public generally clamored for his
conviction, We think the Ds.elee might very pro-
peyly and reasonably have urged a removal OF the
ease for trial As for the Free Press, land we
may also speak for the community in this matter
ve may assert that Che yai,lsssncss Of Mr.. Middle
kauiT was predicsted upon his general good CON
duct. his peaceablc. and, vs., may add amjable and
genial disposition his Industrious habits and his
integrity; upon ,hs fact that he did not at all an
swer. in person or Dress the description, fresh
from the scene Of the outrage of the person who
committed i,; and upon the testimony OF iut,ll.-
gent witnesses who clearly proved that he must
have been elsewhere O; the time, and the averment
of others who gave unsuccessful chase 90 the man
who Hed from N-s. Su,iiv1n's house and who dii
meet said publish description.
The motion 90 remove was very foycibly and in
ceuiously argued by Gov. Stanton, and met by the
Hon. C. j. Faulkner, for the Defence, with pow
or and am eloquencc that Sc almost persuaded" the
Judge However, some late enactment on the
subiee; and the requisite aiidavits having been
presented, his Honor deemed it proper 20 grant
the motion, and the case was transferred to Berke-
lev County. By request Of the Counsel for the ac-
cused the order was changed and Hampshire was
substituted. Leaving out Of view the additional
expeusivcncss Of defence so far from the original
blse-expcus,s that Mr.. Niddlekauif can in afford,
we may congratulate him upon the opportunity af-
f,rIsd Of a thorough ventilation Of this un.ortu-
nate affair amid the hills Of Hampshire, trusting
tha, the good people Of that good old county viii
grant him an impartial hearing and a speedy ac-
uuittll
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-23
Book Notices.

The New Eclectic AND LAND We LOVE
for October is on our table This monthly, a
union Of }wo magazines, already ranks at the
head Of southern Literary Periodicals. Hcom-
prises selections from the best foreign and home
publications, as well as original matter Of a
high order. It should have a place in every
family 500 year. Published By Turn
bull s, Murdoch, "a Lexington Street BALTIC.
GopEY's LADY's Booa for October is already
ont. y sprghtly number full as usual Of
good reading, with the newest fashions and
recipes for most delicious cookery Buy this
number and you win want the next. $500 a
year.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-23

Messrs BSowN & HENDERSON, opposite the
Bank Building, CharlestOwn, have just opened
in addition to their customary supplies Of Gro
ceries, Boots, Shoes, &c, large stock Of Dry
Goods, for particulars of which we refer to ad-
vertisemeut and especially suggest an exami-
nation Of their goods They have discontinued
the sale of spirituous liquors. In speaking Of
this establishment the SPIRIT says;
Their storNToOm is now a model Of neat
ness, and their well-flled shelves and burdened
counters bear testimony to their purpose to &c
commodate the public
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-23
DISCIPLINE.

The discipline Of The College. ufdcr The
control Of the President tends % dcyeiope ho-
nor, manliness and seif-respec.
Necessary expenses are not more than S325
per annum. TbeCollegefccs aud three mouths
board, amounting 70 abot;t Sl75, are required
in advance.
Parents arc advised 70 deposit the funds f.r
tbeir sous with the Tfeasnicr. experience has-
ing shown the bcDehts 81 this course 10 tie
Students.
Tic session opens the Ord Tbursday Of Sept.
anil closes the 9Th Thursday Of June
RI For Catalogues or other particulars ap-
ply TO
in. LEECH, elk or FacULrY.
Lexington, Va
August 20. 1s6g-Iy.
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NOTICE.

V'HE time has now arrived for US to purchase
! our Fall and Winter Stock Of Goods, aud we
must have the money now due US and we give
this notice to all persons who know themselves in
debted us to call and settle their accounts or
before the first day of October next. ANY one
failing to do this will certainly refuse any lon
ger credit, and will insist upon immediate settle
ment of their accounts.
To those of our customers who have paid us reg
uarly. we tender our thanks for their patronage,
and it viii give us pleasure to continue business
with them as heretofore.
We intend to carry out the conditions of this
notice fully, and those who do not settle by the
time specified will be prepared for a refusal of
further credit.
HILLARY, WILSON d JOHNSON.
Summit Point, September ., 1869.
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JEFFERSON INSTITUTE,
CharICStown. Virginia.

TTNHE next Session will commence on Nopday,
| September 1871 1862 and close on the last
Friday in June, 1870.
English Brauches-iIgs FoERgsr.
latn-Rsy. \. c. IIorErNs.
Mathematics and Modern Languages
Mss FRY.
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
and Phvsology-Dg. G. T. RICHARDSON.
Vocal and Instrumental Music
Mss y. T. FoBREsT.
Being provided with competent Assistants every
advantage for a thorough course in English. the
Languages. Drawing, Music on Piano and Organ,
will be afforded. Particular attention will be paid
to Music and pupils will be required to play at the
Musical Soirecs when the friends OF the pupils can
have an opportunity TO Judge of their progress.
Vocal Music will be taught in classes as well as
by private lesson.
pal. Mas. \. NJ. FORREST.
July 90 1869.
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Corner stone.

The cornerstone Of the new f. NJ. Church
to be erected at Darkesville, Berkeley county
was laid on Saturday, 18th inst, with appro-
pirate ceremonies ty the masonic fraternity
An address was delivered by the Rev. J. l.
Clark, Of 1Iartinsburg. The watch voted foI
on the occasion, was awarded to Miss Seibert
Of Darkesyille. About 5000 was realized foi
the benefit Of the Church.