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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-31
TlIE HEALING SPRINGS,
Il BATH COUNTY. VA.
WILL BE READY
FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS
BY JUNE /.


They are accessible from the Chesapeake and
ONO railroad from C"yington, In four hours
time, by comfortable stages. over Il fine turnpike
road OF easy grade. passing In full view Of the
celebrated #... ..E.
Ealing SPRINGS
andother picturesque mountain and water scenery.
The accommodations are ample for three hun
dred visitors, and the Equipment and management
equal to those In any city hotel.
+ he luxury and invigoratng effects of the hot
ana cold baths arc acknowledged by all who have
tried them
Pamphlets descriptive of the virtues of the WA
tiers, and attesting their wonderful curative pro-
PURCELL. LApp & Co. Richmond: KEpwEII.S
SON. Washington city: COLEMAN & ROGERS,
Baltimore; BULLOCK Il tRESSHAw, Philadcl-
phla J. ii. WEBB, New York: or from the agent
ut the Springs.
Telegraph office at the Springs.
BOARD: Per day, 80; per week, $50 per
month. SIS. #I#.. ..F
NJ. III. HoCsTIN, n. D., Resident Physician
JOHN l.. EUBASk,
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4 LLEGHANY SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA.

These Springs, so favoraby known TO the public,
and whose waters are considered specific In Dys-
pcptic complaints and Stolnachic Diseases gene
rally arc again ready for the reception Of Visitors
on THE FIRST DAY or JUNE. PROXIMO.
This watering place Is delightfully."- situated In
bend OF the Roanoke ver among the highest
peaks Of IN" Allegheny nounaiIs, possessing the
rare attractions Of mountain and water sCCncry
combined within three and half miles Of Allie
ghany depot, on the Virginia and Tennessee rail-
and SOUTH, and is easily accessible from all parts
of the Union.
Comfortable four-horsc coaches will meet each
train at the depot for the conveyance Of pasSCn-
gers to the Springs over IN excellent road.
An cSpcss Ollie" has been established here. and
lines of telegraph connect the place With all parts
Of the country.
Good music has been provided for the season and
corps OF attentive and efficient servants will at
tend to the wants Of the guests
TERMS:
ncr week 90
CniIdrcn and SERVANTS iaif nrira.
CdLrGUN & CO..
my l'-2w Propric,orS.
Y'HE HOT SPRINGS, ........
5. c. TARDY & Coz n4 fnor TG~ Shs' VA
Professor j. /; CABELL, ". D.; of the Uniycr-
Sity Of Virginia. Resident Physician.
VIII be open for the reception Of Visitors JUNE
lST. under the management ~ j. 4. MCCLUNG.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted ont with new furniture, linen, beds and
tableware these SPRINGS offer unsurpassed Mt
fractions to both m" invalid and pcasrIrcscckcr.
No expense or effort hts been spared by the pro-
prictors To make II a. comfortable and pleasant "A
possible To all visitors.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
at the Springs, or by ;. c. TARDY co.. Rich
4 telegraph office will be established at the
Springs. thus AifOrling visitors an opportunity Of
prompt communication with every part OF the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-31

THE BEST STOCK OF SUGARSIN THE CITY.
THE BEST STOCK OF SUGARS IN THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-31

DREMIUM FURNITURE POLISH;
i will mike furniture look almost Us bright and
good as new. Sold by
l.. WAGNER. Druggist,
nv 23-2tA Sixth and Broad streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-31

G.. W. ANDREWS,
WILLIAM III. PESDLEToS,
HENDERSON SuTER,
CHURCHILL J. GIBSON,
JOSEPH PACKARD,
WILLIAM FRIEND,
JAMES \. LATANE,
HUGu W. SHEFFEY,
X. c. /. MoNCrRE,
RICHARD PARKER,
Il. H. CUSNIEGuAM,
A. LOMBARD CARTER,
p. II. FOSTER.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.

DUCHU COMPOUND-an excellent re-
- medy for all diseases of the kidneys and blud-
dor. pains in back dizziness, weakness and dcbi!-
lty of urinary organs-for sale by
l.. WAGNER, Druggist,
nv Cats corner Sixth and Broad 81 reefs
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25
Trouble with Colored Squatters in
Hampton, Virginia.

FORTRESS Monroe. February 20.-There
has been quite an excitement in Hampton for
the past day or two, occaSioned by some col
ored squatters resisting the sheriff, who
was serving writs Of eiectment on them. Some
eight or ten ShautieS built on the farm of Mr.
St. Clair. near Hampton, were built by colored
persons during and since the war. and are still
occupied bv them. Mr. ST. Clair has tried in
vain 70 prevail upon them 20 pay their rent or
move on. and finding that leuent measures
were { no avail, he resorted 10 the law and
put the matter in the hands Of the sheriff,
Captain Ttlow. who, armed with the writs,
proceeded 70 the premises to execute them,
and was forced TO leave. one Of the negroes
producing a doubIe-barreled pistol to hasten
his departure
The sheriff procured the aid Of some citizens
Of Hampton and returned to the scene butwas
again driven oil amidst a shower Of stones by
the negroes. hy this time largely reinforced
4 sergeant and guard was sent from Camp
Hamilton. and they were also compelled to re-
tire, the sergeant deeming it imprudent to fire.
The whole company was then ordered from
Camp Hamilton 20 the scene Of trouble, when
the SQuatterS left the cabin in which they had
gathered. and the Shantv was torn down.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25
Lopdoun and Hampshire Rail Road.

IN accordance with tic request 1t Mr.. Nc
Kengis. President Of The l.oudouu and Hamp-
shire Rai'raad, prominent citizens Of the Dis
tricl assembled 40 Tie roo as II the Washing
ton Bmrl IL Trade laurs lay last 10 confer
with ;he PRESIDENT and Directors Of this road,
IN rcicrs'.ce 10 cAten Ing the road westward 70
tho Cal region Of Virginia, % connect at Win
chester with y,r.is running through the Valley.
Tho Alexandria, Lpudoun aud Hampshire
railroad has INV IA operation iory-tuur miles
from Alexandra, 20 point beyond LeeSburg,
near Hamilton, and the proposed extension
passes lhlsborough aDd through keyes' Gap
in the Blue Ridge, over the Shenandoah below
Long Marsh Branch. through Beryylle and
Winchester. then taking a line north Of the old
survey for the Manassas Gap extension, cross
in- the Great Catoctin, through ROmuey, at
which point 10 passes over the South Branch
crossing Middle Ridge near Burlington, up the
west side Of Knobby Mountains to Paddytown,
o. the North Branch Of the Potomac, thence
% Piedmont distance of one hundred and
twenty-!our miles from the present terminus,
lforty-four miles from Alexandria, making
total length Of one hundred and sixty-eight
miles
The persons present from Virginia were
President Mckenzie, r. Johnston, G. F. Lee,
Col Powell, Of Fairfax; Washington Blythe,
J. NJ. Orr, Of Leesburg; w. F. Mercer and
/ Capt j. W. Foster, Of Loudoun county; G. c.
Wedderburn, Andrew Jameson, Of Alexan-
/ dria; aud Joseph Segar.
Delegations from Washington and George
town were present. comprising members OF the
/ CITY Council, merchants, &c.
While the gentlemen were assembling,
large map, showing the proposed route Of the
railroad. was exhibited aud examined with
much iuteres,.
Mr. Mckenzie explained the object Of the
meeting. and gave history Of the road, &c.
| He said -" The road was last year extended
seven miles beyond Leesburg 10 Hamilton, ard
/ the purpose now was 10 further extend 1t to
| Winchester. and thus connect with the richest
and most Furnishing part of the State. To do
this it would cost 81 500 900. Now, we ask
/ the people Of Washington, do YOU want to con-
/ meet your city with the best part Of Virginia
that region rich in iron and coal aud with a road
/ running through the county of Loudoun, that
/ in 1850 produced FIVE hundred and seyenty-fve
I thousand bushels Of wheat seven hundred and
| forty nine thousand bushels Of corn, producing
a total amount Of one millionfo four hundred and
\ sixty-fve thousand bushels Of cereals ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25
Constitutional Tinkering.

The House Of Representatives on Saturday,
after much tinkering on the part Of the Radi-
cal leaders adopted the following as an amend
mert to tie Constitution, to be presented to the
Legislatures Of the several States
The right of citizecs Of the United States
70 vote a0d hold Office shall not be denied or
abridged by any State on account Of race. color.
nativity, property, creed, OF previous condition
Of servituie"
This was adopted by vote Of 40 to 50,
and the difference between the two Houses will
be settled By committee Of conference. The
negroes will gain but little by this in the
Northern States. where their numbers are
small, for, with the exception Of MASSACHUSETTS.
there will be found quite as great an aversion
70 their holding Office in the North as in the
South.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25
A Horrible Tragedy.

MEMPHIS, February PA horrible tragedy
occurred on Friday night, three miles west Of
Raleigh Springs A party Of white men went
to the house Of Colonel Thomas Dickens. while
be and twouen, named Wilson and Humphrey.
were eating supper, and knocked at the door,
which was opened by Humphrey without say
ing word Thepartyshot Humphrey through
the body, and with knives in hand rushed into
the room, put out the lights and then COM
uenced firing at Wilson and Dickens. Dick
ems received one bal, in the body. and with
Humphrey managed 20 crawl out Of the room.
Colonel Dickens made his way to a neighbours
house aud gave the alarm. Onrc,uruing with
a party Of ncishbors a colorsd female servant
of Colonel Dickens was found dead near the
front door, Wilson's body was found in the
rom with eight shots through it, and badly
cut % pieces Humphrey was found badly
The assaSsins pluniered the house.
taking everything Of value, riGed the pockets
Of Wilson and tie negro woman. and took two
valuable horses from the stable and escaped.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

SALE OF Mr. Boris STocK-On Wednesday
and Thursday last, the effects of the late John
NJ. Bolts were sold at public auction. The
horses were well known all over the country,
and attracted buyers from many of the North
ern States. Engineer brought $3.50, the high
est price of any horse that was sold. The
colts, of which there were quite number,
brought from $3.50 to $3.50 each. The cattle
were not bloodcd, but in fine condition, and
brought good prices. The oxen sold for about
Sl2O yoke The other personal property
sold at prices which gave satisfaction, realizing
in the aggregate about Sl5,OOO.-Rich Dis
patch.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

LAND SALE.-A land sale Just made (says
the Alexandria Gazette at Vienna station, on
the Alexandria Loudoun and Hampshire rail-
road, gives evidence of the increasing value Of
lands in Fairfax County. 1t was a sale made
by Moses A. Commons Of $50 acres ofhis farm
to George S. and II. l.. Salisbury, Of Orleans
County, New York, for S125OO, or $50 per
acre. This farm sold in 1889 at Sc per acre,
in 1854 at S25 per acre, in 1856 at $50 per
acre, and now, after reserving forty acres of
the best land, it is sold at $50 per acre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25
The WASHINGTON RennMican saws:

I IIO " uHtIIII !, SN'4I IL = '3V''N - =
Messrs. Archer aud Phelps, of the Maryland
delegation in Congress, called upon the Presi-
dent on Saturday morning, and urged an i'm
mediate exercise of the pardoning power in ia
vor of Arnold and Spangler, two Of the assas-
sination conspirators at the Dry Tortugas.-
The President gave no direct answer but left his
visitors under the impression that the pardons
would be issued. He stated that he had been
appealed to on the same behalf by Rev. Henry
Slicer, ofthe Methodist Church, and Mr. Slicer's
appeal seemed to have had great weight with
him
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25
supervisors Court.

NOuAA'
Board met in Shepherdstown, pursuant to
adiournment-present, Supervisors Shaull,
Sponseller, Staley, Turner and Woodward
A petition was presented for opening a road
from the Harper's Ferry and Smithfeld Turn
pike, to the county road near Thompson's De-
pot and Jno. H. Ware, n s. Shaull, and
Grantham Way, were appointed viewers to
examine the same.
Ordered, that r. n. Duke be appointed Road
Surveyor Of Bolivar township.
Ordered, that Dr. w. O. McCoughtry, be
appointed Road Surveyor of Averill township.
The following resolution was adopted, to
wit: Resolved that the Surveyor of Roads in
each township be empowered to purchase tools
for blasting rock on the roads in their respec-
tive townships, and that he have full control
Of the same.
Ordered, that $4,000 be appropriated for
putting up buildings on Jail lot.
Ordered, that John d. Staley be authorized
to employ hands to level the Jail lot, and SUI
pervise the same.
Ordered, that John D. Staley. Ehud Turner
and l. Thos. Chapline, be appointed as a COM
mittee TO receive proposals for building so
much wall as may be required for enclosing
the Jail lot, with power to contract therefor.
Ordered, that Jas. T. Reed be authorized
to assume control and take care Of the Market
House in Harper's Ferry.
Ordered, that Supervisor Woodward be au-
thorized to receive the books, papers, &C.. in
the hands Of J. G. Cockerel rs late treasurer Of
Charlestown township, and deliver the same to
R. c. Johnston, treasurer of Grant township.
On motion, Charles Trainer was appointed
temporary Constable Of Grant township.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25
Retributive Justice of Heaven.
[Frou the Bueyrus (Ohiol Forum, Feb. -
TIE B0LMEYER MURDER.

Iron the BueyrUs (Ohio) Forum, Feb. 49,
THE BoLMEYER MURDER.
Tie retbu,ivc Justice of Heaven has never
been more clearly shown or cxemplifed than
in the late act Of Judge and Jury who acqui;-
tel the murder Of the lameuted Bolmeycr.
The circumstances surrounding the case are
too well known 20 Justify rehearsal at this
time Briefly, q brutal beast bearing the name
Of Brown, in cold blood, and without the
slightcs; provocation, assaSsiuatcd Bolmeycr on
a public street 10 Dayton, in broad daylight
in the presensc Of numerous witnesses. for the
only reason that Bolmcyer was the cditor-in-
chief Of the Dayton Empire, a Democratic
paper Brown being fearful Of the just iudig-
nation Of the people Of Montgomery County,
prayed for a change of venue had his case
transferred to the loyal county Of Miami, and
after a mock trial was acquitted by Jury or
gained Tor that purpose by a loyal Court and
Sheriff, Notwithstanding the proof Of guilt
was incontestable aud overwhelming.
This was the Judgment Of man. Now wit
ness tue judgment Of Almighty God Eray
j'Uymln Of Bolmyer has since been beretj Of
reason, met ,HRa,,ral death or committed SUI
eide, and as a fitting capstoue to this arch Of
retr.budve justice, Judge Parsons, who prcsi-
ded over the mock trial, died a few days since
a horrible death IN tje LWnatic Asylum at Day
ton.
Verify those who SOW the wind shall reap
the whirlwindw
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25
The Tenure Of omce.

The Senate seems distrustful Of Gen. Grant.
The decline 70 repeal the tenure-of-ofice act
a measure Of auiacious ysuTFation-althougb
the House voted its repeal by heavy majority.
The hesitation on the part ofsome Of the Lead
e-s has doubtless arisen from the fact that the
President olsct has neither invited these mag
mates 20 places in bis Cabinet, nor consulted
with them as 70 the best material for the
several Departments Hence the discomfort
and petty spite.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

The National Intelligencer thinks that any
Republican Senator who tries to convince Cen
eral Grant that be ought not to have all the
power in respect to removals and appoint
ments which his predecessors enjoyed down to
80 of March, 1867. will have an uphill work
TO perform.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

The QUESTION or Color AND THE INAuGu-
RATION BALL.-A colored man J. S. Richard
son, Of Washington, has addressed a note to
Mayer Bowen, as chairman of the committee
on the sale of tickets for theiuauguration ball,
stating that number Of his friends from Phila-
delphia and New York would be in Washing
ton on the 4th of March, and asks whether
any distinction on account of color is to be
made in the sale Of tickets. Mayor Bowen adj
dressed him reply, in which he says that any
person of respectable character and stand
ing in this community who applies and pays
for ticket to the Inauguration ball, to be held
in The Dorth wingof the Treasury Department,
will not be denied, at least so far as my action
is concerned. The question of color never
having arisen in the committee, l cannot of
course decide for them"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

1t is reported in Washington that Judge
Wesel, the Republican candidate for Congress
in the Fourth district of Maryland, will contest
the application, of Mr. Patrick Hamill, his
Democratic opponent, for seat in the next
House of REPRESENTATIVES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

Il is announced By the friends Of President
johnson that If tho Senate persists in refusing
to recognize him BY declining to act upon bis
appointments. he viii sign no more bills Of any
kidd, bu; lie, everything die. IS bis nominations
are le, slumbeT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

D0TATOES.-We have in store lot Of the
Earlv Rose. Potato. 10 Barrels ~ Early Good
rich Potatoes, warranted pure and true TO name,
Just received and for sale bv
Feb. IS, 1869. McCURDY DUKE.
y Blue Grass and English Lawn Grass Seeds
0ffal, Corn, Oats, Screenings and Family Flour
for sale BY McCTRDY & DUKE.
Feb. IS, 1869.
CPANIS Improved Barrel Churn-all EiIes-ju.t
/ = received and for sale by
Feb. Is, 1859. AccURDY 6DUKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

No Misunderstanding to a recent decision
in one Of the petty courts Of California, in the
case Of the robbery Of Chinaman by a negro,
the Chinaman in California has no rights which
a negro is bound to respect. It was decided
that whereas the Chiuaman, by the laws Of
California, cannot testify against white man.
and whereas by the civil rights bill of Congress
a negro has the same civil rights rs a white
man, therefore John Chiuaman against Sambo
had no case. because he could make no charge.
We call the attention Of the Hon Charles SUM-
uer to this matter. Let lin look into it, or
never say human rights again.-N = Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

Dull NEAR BLADENSDURG.-Ycst
mcrniog about four miles from Bladensburg a
duel was fought between Judge Harrison. of
West Virginia, and an officer in the late Con-
tolerate army. The latter is said to have re-
ceived a serious wound at the first fire. He
was taken care of by his friends, and as soon
as he is able will he removed to his homo in
Virginia. Hasb. Express, FEB. Is.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

In the Supreme Court Of the United States
the case Of the United States against JET,
Davis on an appeal from the Circuit Court for
Virginia. was dismissed, on motion of Attorney
General Evarts. The argument for the writ
Of habeas corpus in the cases Of Spangler and
Arnold was postponed until Friday next. BY
that time it is very probable the President viii
have pardoued them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

The Senate having Gaslly passed tie House
b.ii 'oProbibit the use Of autosraplic fac siail.
stamps as substitute ioT franks. the members
o. Congress. it Is alleged are busly engaged in
harTyi7s of theiS documents before IL becomes
q law. As af;es &lr,h lst. all stamped franks
s'e worthless. i is estimated ,ba, quarter
OF ni.i'ol Of dollars annually vii. 5hus De-
saved 30 The Pos; flee Department.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

bATA." Wasi ingtou correspondents Of the
Aa.amore Sun says General Sheridan viii ar
I'VE here some time .rag the present week
70 witness ihe ceremonies Of the Inauguration,
-'-- % receive Instructions in regard 70 dis new
couGaad, which it is understood will DO that
i-S exercised by Lieutenant General Grant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

ANOTHER WARNING.-We are panied to
learn that lady by the name Of Wood. living
in the upper end Of our county, near the Rock
ingham line, was badly burned by the explosion
Of Kerosene lamp, few days ago She was
trying to ell the lamp while lighted, and the
explosion followed as a natural consequence Of
such carelessness. The ere was extinguishcd
in a few moments, hut not until the unfortunate
woman had been severely burned about the
hands and face. 1t is very surprising to us to
know that persons will so foolishly risk their
lives and property. Nine-tenths of the acct
dents with Kerosene are the result Of pure care
lessness. 1t is time that people were learning
the danger attending the careless handling Of
this explosive compound Woodstock Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25
General Agency Office.
THE MAR YLAND LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY OF BALTIMORE
OFFICE Is CoNPANYs BUILDING,
No 10 SOUTU SrpgyT


No 10 SoUTH STREET.
Policy Holders Participate IN The Profits.
The only Life Insurance Company doing business
in MARYLAND having deposit Of 100000 in first
class Securities with the Treasurer of the State,
n perpetual guarantee IN policy holders. Policies
of every description issued at lowest rates.
GEO. p. THOMAS. President.
BoARD or DIRECIORs.-Hamitnn Easter, Hugh
Woods. Jr.. Geo r. Miller Geo. P. Thomas, VIM.
Devries, Charles Webb.
A. X. FOARD. Secretary.
J. W. F. HASK, N. D.. Medical Examiner.
c. JOHNSON. VI. D., Consulting Physician.
Board Of Reference from .IeFsr'oH COUNTY.
Geo. ". Eichclberger. W. c. Sheerer, G. W. 7.
Kearsley, Charles Aglionby.
JOIN A. STRAIIH, Medical Examiner.
E. VI. AISQU1TH, 4aenf.
Charlestown, Jefferson County, W. Va.
Feb. Is, ls69-3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

10 IS stated that tas residence Of General
D-a-i,oa | si'es.. has been purchased for Lieut..
0'R SAerman, aai shat the latter viii take
p.sfr-s.oa on March 81, when President
Cost --i take .osssss',- = lie Wti,e House.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

GARDEN SEED invite the attention OF all
u Gardeners. to call and examine nv Stock n
Landrcth and Shakers Garden Seeds BY the Pa
per and bulk. Fresh and Genuine. as cheap as can
be had elsewhere. ". s. MASON.
Feb. IS. 1869.
7 HAVE lately added to nv stock Of Drugs and
l Stationery. one Of the incest assorments of
French and Fancy Candies ever offered in this
market, such as Fig Paste, Juiube Paste. Gum
Drops, &C. W. ;. MASON.
Feb Is, 1863
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

l. the Houseof Representatives, on Monday,
e message was received from the President
giving his rcasras for refusing to sign the cop
per aHT hin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

Mr. John Lyle, whom we noticed last week
as having been severely hurt by being thrown
from bis horse, has since died from his Injuries
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-02-25

The wife Of Mr.. George P. Walters, residing
near town, died very suddenly on Tuesday
morning last of heart disease. She got up and
went sbou; her household dnties, apparently
in coed health, end died a few hours after.
Hartins5urg Ne,r Era.