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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-09-30
AreriU T6,rnship.

Pursuant to request from the Conservative
Mass Meeting Of Jefferson county, held in the
Court Room az CharleStown, on Tuesday, Sept.
18th. 1871. the Conservative voters Of Ayerill
Township assembled at the School House in
Middleway, Saturday, Sept 2Srd, at o'clock,
L. NJ, for the purpose Of appointing Delegates
10 the County Convention To- be held in Charles
town, Sept 29th, 1871 The meeting was
organized by calling Mr.. JOHN G. MYERS
10 the Chair, and BENJAMIN Il. TMBERLAKE
to act as Secretary.
After much discussion, a resolution wGs
adopted on motion Of Col Robt. W. Baylor
that Twenty Delegat he sent to the Charles
town Convention. Whereupon the Chair APP
pointed 4. ~ Evans, John Sherman, John j.
Ramsburc. Robt b. Helm and Col Robt. w.
Baylor, "a ommi tee 20 nominate said Delegates;
who, after retiring and proper consultation,
reported the following named gentlemen, all
Of whom were elected by the meeting
Jacob Gruber, Jr. David Fry, Col. Robt
W Baylor Robt. Y. Shirley, DR.. W. O. Nc
Coushtry. DR. Man p Nelson, Col j. j..
Grautham, Walter Shirley, a. NJ. Evans.
James W. Shirley. John NJ Niceley, Jno F.
ShauIl Benz T. Iimber,ake, Josiah Watson
John Firth. Al. johnson, Meredith Helm,
Juo. W. Roberts, RobL Helmn, Geo w.
Shirley.
On motion ofMr. Jno. G. Shirley, the fol-
lowing restluti rs were read to the meeting
and unanimously adopted
Whereas, Great financial distress prevails in our
midst. and whereas there exists in our State law
permitting uSurious rates OF interest,
Reso{ce,i, That in cur opinion, our Financial dis
trGss is due in great measure TO the existence Of
such a law.
2nd, That the tendency OF such Law is to
direct money from its natural channels by giving
IL an undue advantage over all other property,
and over labor and thereby bghting especially
the Agricultural interests OF the State.
3rd, That we earnestly desire the repeal Of the
Usury Law"
4th, That we are not willing 10 support for the
Convention, Senate, or House of Delegates, anY
man who does not openly declare himself 10 be in
favor Of the rereal OF said Law" and Of reduc-
ing the rate of interest to at least sr per cent per
GHuum.
5th, That the newspapers Of Jefferson county
be requested TO publish the proceedings of this
meeting.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
JOHN G.. MY ERS, Chm'n.
prVrtNrN II Trvprpr.r Sac'v
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Basket Barbecue.

According to published notice, meeting Of
EX-Coui,derate Soldiers was held IN Shep-
he1dstown on Saturday last. and was organ
lied by calling Capt. JOSEPH MCMURRAN 70
the Chair, aud appointing Capt. LEE II.
NoTER. Secretary.
The Chair stated the object Of the meeting,
and after an interchange Of opinion. 1t was
resolved % hold Basket Barbecue at Nor
gaas Spring, on Saturday, October the 2lSt.
On motion the Chair WAS authorized to ap-
point q committee who should have power 20
makealI necessary arrangements. The follow
ing were appointed said Committee: Col. W.
A. Morgan. Captains Lee III. Moler, Ii. +.
Earrhart, ! T. Hess, j. Milton BIllulyer and
Nr T. T. Grove.
4 special invitation was given 90 the sur
vivora of the Old Potomac Rifles and HarpcrS
Artillery Company, to unite in the enjoyment
Of .le day.
On motion Of Col Morgan the following res
oll,i0us were read and adopted:
Rssolred, That we hereby extend cordial
and hearty invitation to the survivors Of all
Confederate organizations In reach, aud not on
ly cordially invite them but urge upon them
the duty 70 unite with US upon this occasion.
Ess1lrsl, That we extend hearty and
cordial invitation to the Ladies % unite with
us who, like Spartan Mothers Of old, did their
part So uobly, during the long and bloody
struggle for Southern Independence, who adj
uiuis,crcd 20 the wants Of our gallant Soldiers
iu hospital aud field, who sustained the ebbing
tile Of patriotism when gloom and disaster
tdickencd around our glorious Stars and
Bars" and when the sun Of our military ca
rcer set 90 blood aud gloom at memorable APP
poualt0x. welcomed US back With cheerful
smiles and 90 well done faithful servants.
On motion, an invitation was extended to
CrisweIs Corret Band and to the Junior
Band. % participate in the exercises and pleas
Urcs of the day.
On motion. Col. W. A. Morgan was chosen
Chief Marshal,
On motion, the Shcpberdstown Register and
other County papers were requested to publish
tie proceedings Of this meeting.
JOSEPH MCMURRAN, CHM
TEE IT, MoLEE, Secretary.
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Bolicar T5,cnship.

Pursuant to call, the Democrats and Con-
servatives Of Bolivar Township. met at the
Gilbert Street School House, at p o'clock, p
NJ, on Thursday, the DIST inst
On motion, EDWARD TEARNEY was
called to the Chair, aud S. 7. JONES elected
Secretary.
The following named gentlemen were ap-
pointed Delegates to the County Convention, "
to be held in CharleStown the 10Th inst, with
power to fll any vacancy that may occur by
non attendance
Thomas W Beale, Edward Tearuey, G.. W.
Cox, l.. +. Upwright, f. Willis Wilson, S
W Strider, Thomas Jones and John Levie.
On motion, it was resolved to hold meet
ing on the 18th prox., at q o'clock, T. NJ,
for the purpose Of nominating Township Off
GERS.
On motion, adjourned
EDWARD TEARNEY, Chm'n.
: 4 JOKES Spc'v
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At the Primary Meeting Of 0sburn Town
ship held at Kabletown on the 23rd inst, for
the purpose of electing Delegates to the Nomi-
mating Convention at CharleStown, Mr.. JN0.
A. THOMSON was called to the Chair and
W. Il. KABLE appointed Secretary.
After an explanation Of the object Of the
meeting by the Chairman, on motion Of Mr.
Logan Osburn, it was decided to appoint Ten
Delegates to the County Convention.
Whereupon the following named gentlemen
were unanimously elected, viz:
Wm. Rissier J. n Sadler Dr. Jesse Stock
er, Logan Osburn, John Walraven, Thos
Lock, James NJ Johnston, Henry Stouffer
Lewis Kemp and Geo. A. 5. Davis.
On motion Of Mr. Albert Davis tho Chair
man and Secretary were added to the delega-
ton.
On motion, the nominations were unani-
mously endorsed.
After the adoption Of motion that the pro-
ceeiiugs be published, the meeting adjourned
JNO A. THOMSON, Chm'n.
WM II. KABLE, Sec'y.
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rCnMNrN1cArEn ]

MEssRS. EDlrORs: You preached a subject
of very great interest and importance in your
last paper, viz: that of attending on the Sane
tuaty of God on the Holy Sabbath day. You
gave the expression of surprise on the part Of
= visiting friend at the paucity Of attendance
by the male portion of the town in comparison
with that of the female. You were pleased to
bestow upon woman some we-deserved re-
marks as to her faithfuluess aud devotion to
Gods cause aud truth, and the women Of
Charlestowu, as a class, richly merited it,
There are no better exhibitions Of Christian
hcroineS, if required, anywhere to be found
That the evil advertcd to, the comparative
small number of men that 90 to Gods house
Of worship on the Sabbath. 1t is sad, indeed,
to think how many there are for they can be
counted and named by scores) who never dark
en- the doors of the Sanctuasy--very many Of
them arc heads Of families, who have an intu-
cnce for evil or good in the community. Hav-
ing been a resident elsewhere in town and
country, and having closely observed things, |
may say DO not know place where the evil
exists to greater extent than it does among
us Evil, call it, for the highest interests OF
the individual and the race.
The greatest moral improvement and good
of the People are identified with the services
Of the same and their maintenance. Let all
the people stay away, our Churches be closed,
our Ministers be estopped preaching the word,
the Sunday School cease its genial sway, the
Gospel be stayed in its benefcent effect, and
we would speedily degenerate into state of
heathendom. Especially would this be true
Of the young and rising generation. They
would soon lose restraint, grow up without the
conservative power of the Gospel and be as the
savage. How disastrous the influence of those
fathers those citizens who from indiSpoSition,
habit, or some unfortunate mood of mind stay
away from the aSsemblages of Gods people
where the Centler, the better and nobler parts
Of our being are brought out and the rougher
and more rcpulSive are restrained. In this our
neglect OF the place Of worship we are rebuked
by the conduct Of the Heathen who is faithful
in offering up Sacrifice to his Gods, though
they be stocks and stones fit be your plea
sure, MeSSrS. Editors, more on this anon.
CHURCHMAN.
Charlestown, September 25th, 1871.
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Harper's Fary Tolcnsiip.

Pursuant to call, the Conservatives and
Democrats Of Iiarper's Ferry Township assem-
bled at the School House on Camp-Hill. Sept
both, 1871, and organized by eecting REIN
CROSS, Chairman, and W. B. WERNwAG,
Secretary.
The object Of the meeting was stated to be
the selection Of Ten llO) Delegates to represent
the Township in the County Convention to be
held in CharleStown the Goth inst.
Ten gentlemen were then put in nomination,
and the following named persons were declared
elected:
c. L. Beller, BAIL Avis, John H. Martin, G.
+. Cross, j. j. Kern, Charles Trail, Vim. Ex-
ner Henry FOsSett, Alex. Murphy, and G c.
Johns.
On motion, it was decided, should any Of the
Delegates fail to appear. those in attendance
were empowered to cast the vote Of the Town
ship. h CROSS, Chm'n.
W. b. WEENwAG, Secy.
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TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.
CAaryesiora T5,raship.


Pursuant to the call in the papers, meet
inc for Charlestown Township, for the pur-
pose Of selecting Delegates to the Conservative
Nominating Convention to be held at Charles
town on Friday, 10Th instant, was organized
at the Court House, (Judge Melvin having
kindly consented to take recesS) by calling
JOHNW. McCURDY. Esq, to the Chair and
the election Of W. w. d. GALLAHER as Secre-
tary.
DR.. J. V. Simmons moved an adjournment
Of the meeting TO the School House on Law
renee street, which was adopted.
A. E. Kennedy, Esq, moved the appoint
meut Of a Committee Of three 10 wait upon
Judge Melvin and inform him that the Court
Room was at bis disposal, aud TO thank him
for the courtesy extended by him, in afIOrding
the opportunity for the organization Of the
meeting. The motion was adopted; and the
Chair appointed as said Committee A. +. Ken
nedy. 4. c. Green and j. n Gallaher.
Upon assembling at the School House, and
after the consideration Of a number of motions
looking to a mode # selecting Delegates, it
was finally agreed that nominations should be
made and each gentleman present should make
choice Of t'centy Of those nominated. Upon
counting the ballots the following list OF Del
egates was declared the will of the meeting;
\. 5. White, Jno j. Lock, David II.
CockriI, W. w. b. Gallaher, G.. w. Eichel
berger, W. L. Wilson. G.. w. 4. Ksarsley,
VIM. II. Moore, Sr, II. 0Bannon, B. W.
Cooke, NJ W. Burr, JAS Law. Hooff, S w.
Wysong Jno. w McCurdy, Capt Jno. Avis,
r. p. Chew, j. H. Haines, t. NJ. AiSquith, j.
L. Duke. 5. 5. Moore.
TIC. Green, Esq, moved that the Delegates
aboys named should be empowered TO nonli-
nate candidates for Township offices. Adopt
ed
On motion Of DR.. j. V Simmons, Town
ship Executive Committee was elected with
the following result:
Ct. w. Eichelberger, Jas Law. Hooff, w.
L. Wilson. N. W. Burr and Jno. W. McCurdy.
The meeting then adjourned.
JNO. W MoCURDY, Chm'u.
W. ". b. GALLAHER. Sec'Y
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CuriOsities.

Our friend Mr. John Thaw, Of Washington
CRY, who has been for the past month sojourn-
ias iu our town, has shown us some curious
relics Of oljeu times which he has in his pos
session. They consist Of several invitations to
balls. &C.. addressed TO a Miss Adams by va
rious members Of Congress and others-one
" iu celebration ofthe acquisition Of Louisiana -
aai bearing date severally 1903, 1904 and
1909. The lady who received these Invitations
Is stI living. They are very plain and are a
marked contrast to the expensive and elegant
s.,le Of affairs Of the kind in modern days
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BerkeleY Nominations.

The Conservatives and Democrats Of Bcrke-
ley County in Convention assembled, made
the following nominations
FOR THE CONVENTION
Col John Blair HOge
A. W. MCClaFy, Esq.
FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
VI. G. NadenbOuSch,
G.. w. Lcgg.
The following gentlemen were selected as
Delegates to meet in Convention at Charles
town on the both Instant;
CT. Faulkner, Jr., F. d. Staley, W Stew
art. G. W. Legg, r. Lamon, e.. W. North,
VI. :. Grantham, J. p. Stump, Uriah Stilwil,
r. Seuciudiyer, r. Stewart, j. +. Januey,
NJ. C. Hyne, L. S. Howard. VIM. CuShwa,
Decatur Hedges James CriSwell VIM. Cum
ninsham. David Thompson, r. Couchman,
James ID. Miller.
Its generally conceded that the Hon. c. J.
Faulkner viii be the nominee Cron Berkeley
for tic Senatorial District for the Convention.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
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such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Constlmption.

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It's uniform character and power TO cure the va
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them. While adapted 10 mder forms OF disease
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or the throat and lungs. AS provision nghinst
sudden attacks Of Group, II should be Kept ON
hand in every family, and indeed as III are some
times subject 20 colds and coughs, all should DO
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Although settled Consumption Is thought IN
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disease seemed settled, have been completely
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asthma is always relieved and ofien wholly
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bronchitis f. generally cured by taking tho
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So generally are its virtues known, that We
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10 more than assure the public that IT. qualities
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DIED.,

In Danville, on Monday, the 9Th inst, JENNY
WlNSL0W, infant daughter of IL. A. and NJ. V.
West. aged months, two weeks and four days.
." He shall gather the lambs in his arms and car
~ them in his bosom. -Shepherd,tovn Register
and HdgerstolcH papers copy.
In Shepherdstown, on the 18th inst, GEORGE
WARNER, son Of 5. =. and Willie Humerck-
house, ageds months ald II days.
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II. Z. Il.

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Editor. Of Free Pres.

Nv ACTION % IHt IVWU-
ship Nee ting on Friday, 221d Instant called Tor
the purpose Of nominating delegates to county
Convention, upon motion OF l. Z NrSen tuS ue's
rates then appointed we're empowered to select or
name Township Officers.
We desire In this connection 70 propose the
name of NATHANIEL MYERS for Justice Of the
Peace of Charlestown Township, and We ask
candid reviewal Of Mr.. Myers Oteiai Acts as
present Justice. and bv these official acts we are
willing 20 be Judged. Charges Of Prejudice be
cluse Of Political status have been made against
Mr. Myers but the facts will show upon honest
investigation that Mr. NJ. has been faithful, hon
est and zealous official For the public good we
have no fear in making the assertion, and are sat
isf.d tbe community and voters will so conclude
upon examination Of the official history OF Mr..
Wver. VOTER.
Sante1nher %. ISL.
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For the NIagistracy.

Mr.. AMBROSEw ". CRAMER would
hiring n the discharge Of the duties Of the Magis
trerS attention. industry and a conscientious re-
ard for an the obligations of the position An
Tounce him as a Candidate subject to the will Of
the people Of Charlestown Township as expressed
in Convention or by primary election.
SoDtewbsr b. 1871. A VOTER.
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MARRIED.

In this County, on Tuesday evening, 26th Sep
TENDER, ls7 at the residence Of the parents Of the
bride, by Rev. II. Z. MiskimOn, Mr.. JOHN J.
BANEY and Miss REBECCA FEAGANS, daugh-
ter of c. II. Feagans.
On the 9th inst, at the residence of James
Tanquary, by Rev. Jno. p. HYDE Mr.. EDWARD
C.. PATTERSON TO Miss RACHEL ALYERTA
GRUB, both of Clarke county.
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WEtlI4ffE!oM.

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FEVER AND AGUE.
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PArrrL cIDENT.-W bilst Edward, sonof
Nr Jas. A. Osburn, aged about Is years, was
driving a horse ia a small wagon, on Saturday
last coming to town, on the Kerueysville pike,
the horse Observation-Disclosures throwing
tioyo1ng man out ofthe wagon, which ran over
him. breaking one Of his legs in two places
Sfepia3si0irn Register.
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SAD ACCDENT.-We have before noticed
that yir. Nathan Conway was very i'll with the
rvcr One day last week, being Eighty, and
lis attendants out, he jumped from the window
Of the room in which he was confusd-two
breaking several bones in his feet
FF-tss,c- Nelrs