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ttauxy Inference.

Tus election recently tslJ 10 South Caiollns foI
additional fuel for the radical FIRE Tho fac, tha,
unly . small portion Of the "Unicn" candidates
rave been selected for delegates, Is regarded by
he champions Of negro suffrage indab,ta-
BILE oof thu, thsrc Is still vitality In The curcr 70
Of slavery, aud that The only means OF safety lies
in tbs snfrancbis emeut OF the blacks. As all the
other States under provisional Cove nments, CT.
ospt Mississippi, about ~ follow IN tho wake Of
South Car Dina and a. this argument Of tho radi-
Gals win 10 equally applicable to all, II 10 well .ha,
We should see What II n worth. The radicals
Jump 70 The conclusion that because the candidates
dsIgnstod 90 "Union" were generally defeat
Cd In South Carolina, tina, those who arc
slsctsd must necessarily b ant. Union men.
There 10 no ground for such an inference. II 70
tn New York We have . party which claim, til.
title Of Union but the most malignant radical will
hardly venture TO say that .he party oppo'i z II Is
disloysi-st least he could not say % conseien.
tously. Now the radicals have no more tangible
ground for imputstons against the delegates Of tho
South Caroline Convention, than they would have
against political opponents In Now York. The
delegates 70 thu, Convention claim 70 be animated
by loyal spirit. they apparently mean 10 DO RICH,
-'hsn why should they 10 denounced in advance
II any ofic al sctiou' II on trial they prove 10 DO
disloysL or In any way unworthy of their repre-
sentative position, II will thou be quite Zine
enough 70 sccuse them Of unfaithfulnes, put sup
pose they were as maovolsnt - they are sdjudgcd
W b by the radicals there would Be no ground
for app ehsnsion concerning what they might do
In convention. Congress VIII closely scrul!n :,
NE Constitution framed by every ono Of the re.
Siaimsd States and have the power to reject MON.
tsrs elected under these new Instruments. There.
'1rs nsrs 10 no reasonable cause for eomplsin,
against the people OF South Crollus. Two ssis Of
candidates were presented for their suffrage, and
'hsy took their choice as they had p.rfec, right
70 do. These whom they elected a. deleg.,es NAV
he As honestly disposed toward the Union q, thoss
tearing the more osIentstiOus u,mr, for we have
lesrned here 81 die North that political label 4.
net always truthful. Give The South Caro,iui.n, .
hir chance, without this sasp.udgment .,yl, Of
lsl and # lhey prove false TO their professions 4,
-in then be the proper time 10 denounee them.
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4 Year of Freuch Suicides.

Tie French call ho English suicidal aat'cn,
,nd declare that E17lishuoa are rezula ~ accus.
toned TO XII themselves IN November 80 tley srs
n shoot bros in August. Statistics loS ever
provo tat these lively echlors Of tht Bl,i,
At least a. freely givea 20 81 -lcgiructiou 70 snv
one .econt return, ior Instance. 81 Ws hat
cuI!Ng he lsr zen ycN no less than 9i4 boies
o. persons ioll1 Geai hhv, been K yos-.I II tho
h5r, r aloue. OF csc 1Sd, or AZ er uOrs Nan
one hSlG we're ieces, OF WON 4li 1al cr.wl-
hemselves- IA hNi han o. tleuIselves % lad
so' t.cn,eyc', 90 had stop'cd moe o. -el-
hur'rr tmIst pvoul ar "a 7. cnca 81, rs, nance
i, slf ,aIon ~ cLsrc, a 40 nal jumped Oh tn
t. sof = He bu.la n6-, 10 gsd Il OF i. eating or
s'a binp, II p sJne .homselYrA t.r t.eA-
silver or t4e " cells Of carriA ,es, AID drank
themfOvss 10 dc.Ih. The causes q these "gAsi
ac't" are also ve!y cur.ously elias toi. Ia "a
cases llo cause was iHssnl,y--,o watch sLc.ue
here 10 Ter more frequently auribuiej-si were
cases Of drunkenness, 10 poor wreicGss Killed
themselves through desl..utlor, 90 were lAboring
IRON pecuniAry embarrassment, early tho same
numher-namely, 6s-Nsre ia low, 50 sought in
death . refuge from domestic troubles, and 20
were the victims OF del!rium in
overs Nearly four-hfIbs Of the suicides were
mel,
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT. %, 1865.
REORGANIZATION Policy Of the Admiuis-
traitor.

PErmprsr yon-eos's .ddres. N N. d.i.c.,io,
4 Southern citizspa which va. ,u,n.A.I In yea.
lfd,y's Scr, 10 the full q, ,.no.,,or NJ "a. np,.
.oses concerning r.eons,rue,,on ,,.,h., 90, bean
givsn 10 tie public. tn. .oo,ch 4. main. cordial
md sorciils s,.,em.r, ~ uh., h, 4. Willing 10 do
;n N. reclaimed STATE. and rb,, h, s,p.o,. from
hem In r.,u,n 1n. Il, ~ b,,o,,... IN a nm
,,hI,po. Of rev, ,o.,r, di,,,,,,,on. No impsr.
I5usoess in a.. ,on, IN ,bo contrary. !, ,v,nc.s
u.e mos, cordial u,,b,h. ,p,b,rn p.on,s.
asnr,. them ,h.,,hs p.scu,i,, NV and r,,,irs
40 do ANYTHING 70, hem thu, /. compatible with
.tstlo.. and ,hronybou, brc.,h,, . an nj, n, mas.
,.n,,ni,x and r,od rui Som. NJ an. r.nb.r. =,
ah,l d.Ist.,on vere man whom Al, pee,dsn, Will
,,,os,nb,,.d ii, ,.rn,,, .d,o,.,o, ~ -.c,.,,,r al,
en-. ino,n,,on q, br, h. ,,,.,. -, ,o.d =,
-,n,o.eb .r.,,., h.r n. A., ali .,.h
,ero.,,b,,ro.. .h.n ,. ,,,A,a q A.. -
,,,,,iv az. 81. ....s,. a. a.. ia A. :,
,g,,,,,d n. ~, -. 80, - .a,,,.,aa - 80,
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TIIH lNnIAH COcNCTI.
Proceedings ~ ron sr:itI,,

F''i Sulth 4 l. S'I'. l1.-Tae Ilaau Council
yts' rday vm t'tn a? in ies.in, Ito uipu ito
bio npo'ei by ;hc Cove m elt upon MI ttie. IN
the souh"ost. 1!estipliaii1ns p o?o,e Grand con.
'oid@t.on o. all Illiin 'rihei Into enc lion, the
territory 4 which shall to tie pc IN. IN Ian teri
tory, and such oher az the . we ument NAV decide
upon. TIE les nov living In Rani-s ,'e 70 e 10.
moved Solih, and The scu'h-v es,e.a ttcacxn,cteI
10 compel TIE In b - VI The tiqas 10 o. Va tb.
t'rtc,. Tho IaIi1ns How he,e say tho. IN or.
and tLoy We cle4 % meet tho lac -, g, trItes
an. rene" lie NY - IONS With them. ald MT "a
make rev ttetu"s which, a. c. .av, 'hrt Aicul n.
Ing and unaut DO iEc 10 20. Bat zee OF ia TO al
trIte. Ae nov NC o, hut o,hcis sio e1peo, ell o7u,
srcosD rJlrAroH.
Flr' smith, So. li.-ECp ie, wee rn.d. 10. lay.
ty tees tols pc'1nt, to the pr '.i'ion. pe,ented
thcm on S'turiav. Al .psak tsvoralIv nj The p,l;,v
Of the GOV en-, sn4 appeal sn- QUE 10 'e1ru,
{: eadl, relations With Il Nam OF tL,n mr. ir,t N
their Sit IN h'ius n. the hos lie Ans OF TIC Ham.
20 c'rh. Hes.HL 81 arrived 'O-d.r fiou he
NJdncii IN fe'ron - iust. o. =, Acadfn- be H..
tie me oFees aud Chuc'GNa stating thai their Ge e.
ta'0iA . iIl arrive on .ill,.
Tmap pIspATCI.
81. L'r.', sat. 1.-The plane p .oposed TO The In.
dams IN coune at ro,t smith, tu iher .tiru,,e That
e'a'erF must lie in" CliuiJly Of. litict, and -. =
lhcn hav" 'h0 a. ht teinf Lc' giI5ei Into mo
TRIES on an AL ioot.ns with die sther memt 81.
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TIA appearance ~ n ecrin-i-e IN C,naS, IN.
du ei Nc slrml,e NAT he Nes sons h PCS ~ F.- .
culve clemcncy. II unoS d Racrt y. neA-
tart &c, issAid to We xr,mdy irHio a ON ths
suhjr :. Tlo-e Who know tho lste Vire-Pres de u,
rather to m'o. his 'Am.ly, whom ho has not SEQ
for SINE mouths.
TnEas has seldom been q rrester instance OF
misplace inyunuity than "a gr,rd lndsrae in
mosaic" made by Jerk in Ghs Pren,h War O :
hcs. IL 10 composed enirolv Of Insects (of pse,ies
al no there are more than IS ,Oool or nearly 1000
different spec es, that TOOK four years In maklng
The painful piece Of work will form one Of me
chief Atuacto ns Of the exhibition of insects abou,
TO be opened at the P.lAis du lIadusttie.
ArTEs q long controversy II has been decided 10
admit co ored CHI dren at Newport, r. l.. into the
game seboSL a. white children.
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Sensational stories rrsm tic south.

TINS termination Of the war Lot l.rz. poo,r.
hon ofthe army corrccp ,ndents Of ,rthora Jour.
mails with nothing Interesting to write shout rle
"ald correspondents were useful so long a, they
could iurui h vlu ala in orIaston, but fail ny IN
'sL hese n Lenians At tho South, Ia q. service
- mo ratisan press Of tho N nth, have lately
S' opted Co rSe that ia dong great deL VI in.
llry q 10 b sections OF The coun,ry. NJthavlna
facts TO write about, they draw upon their mA, /.
nation for ihe req sisiie ucrlsl to make UP their
lo''orS aud tho resuI Is that the North /. n poi
"'h sensational storioi conccrnlns the con ,i,lon
II affairs At tho South. For instance, a c orres-
ro'dsnt oil publican journIl, knowing whs,
''ai Of yarns will DO acceptable to the pub fisher
'na patrons Of his paper, writes ,.p
ing Of Actions about the inhum,nl ~ q,
- eH-masters 10 their ex-slaveA us
rays scenes OF hendish hArbarily toward
> inonenAvs dsrksy; dvolls ps.hetc, ~ upon
.sGre's .pfsrRSs; PANTS grapbie.lyh ~ usgis
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instances Of crue'tv, oa ored that chain gene Of
TIVE v. men compliance ecaus Of their numl ef
very oGens.ye iiom UisGIluA IhIs nan rs
deiache and cit 20 Inns H. tie J2-p und BAT o.
fastened 10 hie and the irtu coa- oand bis ne, T.
The lions were not taken iIom lie man via a 81 ne
died The vit.els head G p . VIZ declare mt ne
nus do ny moe or the ColIe4eracy than any genera
In he ned.
AGy ouin md I'll Tomorrow.
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NerotIatlns tbc IndInnn or: oi Tsislcncc.


o7ASD iaciI o: tht big 1nlisus anu Covert.
mtnt Commit. oncs ia nov ia rroyrss MF5t
sn.tf, Arkansas 1ho object n Ills pow WOW, 20
far "a the Gov, rnmert Ia encerned, is FIRST, to IN.
ducs tho Indians N stop tier dstgro,a 10
bstit Of scelp ng p.or'o s-co d, to ehta, ,Lcm
out Of their llnl,; sLird, N cogso'ils's all tn
TITLES 60 itst they vii e IN continual wy among
thetnss yes, and thus fac .,a,e Ia. ends Of mani
es, Goaiiny, and hLG'sn tho DAY when "lhe lest ~
bis race" " rrg Tia own dea.h-sOng. Accord.
log 10 The POPULATIONS prof. osad by u oGoyornment
oil the ioGahS n be hl.dlc1 loge.Lor either in
the Indian Territory, such o,he locality a. al N
bo selected OF them. o course Ito Iudisu.sse 10
" pad for their lands They will receive -.r-
tain aanu. allowance ~ whissy aud ce-tAn other
nrticlci-bu! Principally Uhi,ky. TIC plan sug.
gested for setting the distant tribes to az, &c to
this srangemcn, 4, very 500. The tribes low
In KsnhIs aud tho Iliau Tori,o.y suzgost a. a,
" wllbing their rel brethren TO terms--o,,bt-
lsss fora con liberation Of whisky. To 10 this they
will he olllysd to 4 ht them. and conaGering tha,
tie Incentive 10 whibky, there can lie no dou /
that the plan val succc Il. An Ildi,n W uli at
any time consent to he sc.lpd Ter q art of ''dre
water" Tie length oi me- required Tor tie ,1d au
race In ibis country TO run ont has hecl v.dousy
estimated hut II cprop7riton Of The indian TN
tic question. Fighting among themselves, The
im'ini~g Of Ia id Strychruo Eul the frauds Of
Indian agents vii spou tell Gto'rs story.
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THE WrGZ TRIAL.

Washington, $ Di. is.-Mr. B,ser, in accordance
With the ruIuf o! The Court, Yesterday picsen 81 a
put.sl list Of the ~iine'.e. whom he desired 20 hsve
sui pnnaed' ard 'stoi what be expected prove by
them.
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Endergonville.
Capture Of Imp,r,au, p.pers.

.,-r , ~ -'N'e'A .'
"'u''H o. 'ue capture OF bor Of vAtche' lci.h-i'
,ho r.,..e.,,o, ~ a 4, g..,t..- a. - ..
~ '' - ''s..' fft' ~ .a' .A q
"hoN~ on hasry nom Richmond . ris d .re Oh
the Eastern shore AR tiEffi,o. lie n ,,.r . -, t,l
,,,r.oto, "a l. -. 81 a.. A. d, ,..
fined In tEe Old piol ~ .t0n. Ile vo.i IA f- SO
10 ths att,cl pnrI.,t.. fe.s....s. ~.
=. -. ' ~ - 49,
ih''e' iieNou hh''n4L ~ cd as 40 tLe p.sC Hcou-
rcctei With hs c.'0s ci.c. VIC ave b..ov a
coir et cor. Of yil,r. 9. 10 -.,s, IN ~. I,
to,ht no ,e.,,.p,d IN a, ,.,,r,.., r., 49, ,.
,6t Of yc.I.u..
r,-,,,,., v,-.t...
NJ. G'orcs T. Gq.r,sor. , NC ,.uif, "a
DLNA d., b. hi''h I.-' . t.'u. th % :
az 10. 49,. .o.. . h... t.. + M :.
PIN g.. 400 ant l,a,,u.. avn az sl,4utc voI
o., , tsn r., ,ii i"e &. US ,.' eur
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efsd Of the unfortunate victim, and rpor. n, uron
TIE hsndsh spirit Of the Southern peopl. toward
the whole negro population Ga the other hand,
the correspondent Of . Democratic journal di,cov.
s' thst the freed negroes sc nothing letter than
common crininsls. TAoy will not work, they lie
and steal, they commit outr,ges ut,Yn v bite wo.
msu, aud occasionally brat . white man. Ira n,
OUT etc. etc. This Ia very fan, outline Of q c
KIND Of stuff that Is served up by tLe,o D hemisns
whose tenure Of place depends upon Furnishing
something for Publication. A few vory snall
proportion-o'ther reports that are urntoi In the
partisan press with regard 10 1 csc outrages by
whites and blacks, are doubtless true; but tho great
mass Of them are inv ned by Ito cores ondouls
simply because they have no,hin., ol.e ~ write
about. very goot evidence Of tie truth o. this
may bo seen in the fac, that ,he s.o.ie. in the r.
publican Papers are ,ll favor bio 10 n, u.,rocs,
Nhilo ttsc IA TIC D,inoc alto Journals are Gscid.
edly partial TO the whites Fi,tiol IL 81 well
enough In iis pace, but itess 'Oial sto- e. o.
The BjhemiAns arc all believed 10y the glllaLlc
portion Of The 'rthern people, ADD opinions, sen.
Hmenis and feelings are fo,med ron then. having
tendency 10 prejudice on. portion Of tho North.
ern people az last tho wLi,cs ano, or .ai1n 10
blacks, and 10 nlsrep 'cseut the f,c concern NJ
both. B,Ior turn the n h,mian loose than to
feed them al The expense oi truth
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49, SANE sAa fellow to girl who h-d RI h.ir.
keep away from ne you'll set mo on fr.u -.
aanPer Q! thAL' SAID sAli", you .rs 100 gree %
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-, go. " A.iit 5000, H. D.. A.. l-j'N
CO.. CT p'n'r. Ju. q N,y.,cp.
90 -. - p Do Nl h. teen p.op0urCcd lv ne
- 60 1913 y. 90 % 10 too o. 'rl p.c tx ~ IL
tue o'pYeL it, 9 ca Cut &c
Cap.ain 49, '.l.tary ~. o. {. T., io1.
ON C,rlrol i.to.
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IS l' i We tie lu40. b. % n ~ on tt-, G *
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Ns4. 10 Z. ~. -.r-.eA
q. a. Sur toG T.. &. ,Ia,.
hi''r The ie'dinF Of me Irco.d 0 cd. ia.
Court nk"d ar. Skier Ltiher 10 ~es p ,,..ci q
III ri 'he nan &c O. tie W TIC, oi vL5 "a Seu lry
10 lh''' . ! nae Itcs rpt oi With
NJ. itt it?.o. that i Wa iurds &, ior him .,
X OF 'nc vi .ics b. name e1 eq ius q. es OF cur
o. them. lie veu!t, Il be cou.l s.to ,ae.. u.ncI
with tie 9.e4'c-t ?eisue.
Tea Nrlfc' e PCS .snt ssil 'TN- Court -
r. 10 '''.ct va the o. % 4. ce ara. IA
Wv ~ y" "a tutJ O. .uu lille tuyI.c he, ID Do.
U, NY .'"'fts i.t e. to I've hp.. t.4yt.e. ,.tL
"a" IN, 10 &c 2 &c. 3. .o.e e. p4l.r."
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y W We err 81 80 tHi t.NHu he AIM. t... a. 4
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Ny"l' % C'-lut. iaeu .ect,I tU.t.,u.Ir "a. n,
t"o" '"Lt $3.50 Com. ss Va oCcuu q .., i.,.-, ~
you. g. ma t.E. trc ,.i.L,,tt On "a -. p,r .,l
Fio.''.ssV' 90 u go 'h' D. f-te " too % .l.
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wv" ~ sOA Tel ~ tt-,,iJ. fYs lau4u.u
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THH WIZ TRIAL.


Tg'1c'o7, S'E.. la-on tie oacn'nc o. ti4
WIZ Military & um.,. ,on, this nun p h. C3lonsl
lh.pnan suaniUoI the !clov!nS c,m..uaioa
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NouI shed.eAt servant
To Jon, cr-r,. ?. H.. W sLccrl,
sYIuCufe, y. Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-05

CosT OF LIvING.-From being one of the
cheapest countries in the world tn live in,
taking the rate Of wages into consideration,
the United States has become one of the
dearest. Five years ago all articles of prime
necessity were within the reach of almost
every family in the land; whilsttaxes of srery
kind we're so light that the brrthen OF tlcrn
vas scarcely felt. What change has taken
place since then Row every i2nag ginable thing
is taxed to its utmost capacity. We are tax
ed on the food we consume, the fuel that
cooks it, the liquids we d-ink, the clothes we
wear, the house we live 10, the income that
we receive. We are taxed on the raw mate
rial, and taxed over and over again on its
manufacture and sale. The business we do.
the receptive give, the covenant we enter
into, the car we ride in, the watch we carry,
the chair We sit in, the window We look
through, the nail that we Dive, the match
that we light, even the very stones of the
street and the bricks of the sidewalk are
Indirectly taxed. Everything, in short, is
taxed, except the air we breathe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-05

FOURTEEN WAYS BY WHICH PEOPLE
GIT SIcK.-1. Eating too fast, and swallow.
ins food inperfectly mas6Sated 2. Taking
too much fluid during their meals 8. DriniS-
ing too much whiskey and other intoxicating
liquors. 4. Keeping late hours at light,
and sleeping too late in the morning. s.
Wearing the clothes so tight as to impede cir
culation. 6, Wearing thin shoes. I. Neg
iiectiIng to take suffcien: exercise to keep the
the body sufficiently to keep the pores of the
skin open, 9: Exchanging the warm cloth
ing worn IN q YARN room during the day for
the light and exposures incident to evening
parties: 10. Starving the stomach to grati-
fy vain and foolish passion for dress. II.
Keeping up excitement by fretting the mind
with borrowed troubles. II. Employing
cheap doctors, and swallowing quack nos
trums for every imaginary ILL., Is. Taking
the meals at irregular intervals. IL Read
ing the trash and exciting literature Of the
day; aad going crazy oa politics
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-05
A ROMANCE OF THE WAR.

Scenes and AdUentures OF file Great Struqqzc
4" Vtrgtmta-A Capture and Escape-In-
teresttmg Incident Of the Battle Of Fleet
a0Ood-A Historic Name on the List of
Pr'soners-Ho'o Toung Trginian Won
His Spurs Tigi7ant .Sentinels E2uacd
a..'ong Friend and Foe, &c.-By the Au-
thor Of" 4StOne'0aU Jackson" "Lce's Last
Battles" " "AosIy," DC, &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-05
HAVE Tot TErE5 IT rEr:
THAT SUPERIOR TvuIskEY,

~ N EASIERDAF z NROTHER'S
:7e'0 Bar Room, ncrt Door to Drug Store of
AisquiM d; Brother, CAurlcSto,cn,
(WHICH is beyond question the most superior
that has ever been offered the palates of the low
srs OF the ardent in CharlestUwn and its envirous
The conductors of this establishment IRE determined
that nothing shall be wanting on their part to make
theIr bAR an acceptable 10 those who indulge
and the truth of this statement may be easily es-
IaoIiShed by call upon them. They also pre-
pared TO furnish all kinds of MIXED DRINYs adapr7
ed TO the season, in style be excslled here
or elsewhere. :
They keep also on hand, at all times. m assort~
[I Inent OF ~ PERIOR CIGARS aud the CHOICEST
CHEWING. TOBACCO
Their OYSTER ROOM is row IN the full tide OF
successful operation, and those who would enjoy p
Piate OF the delicious bivclveS have only drop IL
Call-ere yom-go.to arv other
On J. H EASTERDAY & EROTHER.
November T. 1885.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-05
Poetical.
CHIDE MILDLY THE ;ERRING,

tchide n idly the erring,"
Kind language cndears,
Grief follows the sinful
Add not to their tears;
The heart that is stricken
Needs never a blow.
Avoid with reproaehes
Fresh pain to bestow!
Chide mildly the erring;
Jeer not at their fall;
If strength 5e not human,
Weakly were all.
What marvel that footsteps
Should wander astray
When tempests so shadow
Life's wearisome way!
Chide mildly the erring;
Entrcat them with care;
Their natures are moltal;
They need not despair.
We all have some frailty,
We all are unwise;
The grace which redeems,
Mus: come from the skies. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-05

9TheTe lately died in New Orleans an
old officer who was a schoolmate of jerome
BonaPaTtte and Eugene Beauharnais, an aid
to Napoleon the First, and Major and Paw
master in the United States. His name was !
John B. Cooper. He was born in Hampton :.
Virginia, and must have been at the time Ct
his death at'least ninety years of age. Whea
fifteen years Of age he attracted the atteStion
of Count Kilmaine, hy whom he was adopted
and taken to Paris. He was there placed at
the school at which were the son of Josephine
and brother of the little Corporal In after
years he became an aid to Napoleon, and was
a great favorite with the Empress. In 1879.
he returned to this country, and was appoint
ed. December24, 1916, district pAynastert
When the army Wis disbanded in 1915 -
Eas mgstere3 out.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-05
W. z. FOREMAN
TAXES this method ofinformi ney the citizens of
Il Jefferson and other COur tics in tn Valley, that
IN addition TO a general assortment os
GROCERIES.
0UEENSwARE,
LIQUORS.

Liquors.
a." NOTIONS, &c.
lie Will keep o. hand hereafter at his Store
Room opposite Bank Building. Cbsrlcstowp Va
constant supply of Bacon, Lard Fl sh, salt, Oils
Tar Flour and Feed OF all kinds
Stoves for Wood or Coal, o. all de- -riptions um
Der, Door and Wind0@ Frames and Sas h, and any
otner a articles requisite for building purposes
G-Attcnds to forwarding G rain, Flour and
all kinds OF Freight O1er the Railroad. either 81
CJREID'S EEPRESS-b3
otherwise.
Tic also desires to give special rctcc trat he has
:t IaKen out License as Regular Auctionccr, and
ll attend to Crying Sales in jefferson and adoin-
uHg counties. and to the buying and selling of
property OF all kinds either privately publ sly
REEERENcEs:-N. S. White, DR.. ]. J. n. Straitb
ana II. n: Gallaher, Charlestown, and T. w Tot =.
tcrficid, Harpcrs- Ferry.
November I, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-05
J, Il. HAINES and Co.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
TOBACCO; SNUFFS AND CIGARS.

A LSO, will Keep constantly on hand enc az
STrMs. 1
Just received and TOR sale fine lot of the genuine :
Old Gravely Brand CHEWING TOBACCO9 Also:
a lot of:thc choicest brands OF VIRGINIA SiO-
KING E0BACCO.
Persons asdeang in our line will find it to their
advantage to call and examine stock be fore prr-
chasing elsewhere. gy- Wholesale and RErAiL
C1- OPPOSITE J. F. BLEssIxGs. On
Charlcstown, Va, No?. :, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-05
LAKELAND & AISQUITtI,

Including IN 9srt the following brands;
Pioneer, Honey Dew and Graycly Chcvri,--
Tobacco; Cabanos, Figaro Rio Hondo, La iva ,
Lagoon, La Real. Espanola, Rcgalia, Honey
Bee ard jefferson Scgars 'o0
Best Lynchburg, Lone Jack, Here's Your NnIc
and Uncle Bob Lee Smoking Tobacco
PIPES, SEGAR-YOLDEPS. MATCHES. &C.
The public may find at all times At our establish,
are usually sold in the best order Tobacco
Houses.
In addition to our asso-tmsut of Tobacco VIC re
celVe the Observation-Disclosures Daily and
Weekly PaPeT1 illustrated Weeklics, SC, s..
November 1855.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-05
TO THE POPLE OF THE SOUTH,
TIE OLD EXAMINER" REVIVED,

The und ersigned, having purchasedits good will
and subscription books, proposes 10 revive, at an
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-05

SURE kennedy FOR FELov.-"Take a
pint OF common soft soap and stir in aireIacIoJ
lime TIL 1t is the consistency ofelaeiers mt
ty. Make leather thimble, fiil'it With This
composition. and insert the fneer therein
ard cure Is certain" '+'0t'tA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-12-05

CURE Fc4 Hollow HoRN-The follow
ing simple remedy for hollow horn, I have
received 1ro-a reliable source, but i7a@+s ios
had the Opportunity to test it. TAKE soFt
soap ana salt mixed in equal portions. and
ruo snarfiy the roots of the horns, and along
the WHoic length of the back to the end Of
tne IT 'all, with the mixture. Repeat occasion