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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

eGy' 81 Think" said a farmer, II
should make a good Congressman, for |
use their language, received two bills
tae other day, with a request for immedi-
ate payment, The one | ordered to be
laid on the table The other TO be read that
day ak mopthl
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

Lsg~ Bringhem Young, in recent ser
mon, said Tho North prays that their
swords may strike into the heart of every
Rebel, and say amen! and the South
Trays that the North may be cut down on
a thousand battle-felds, and again | say
amen
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

PATIENCE OF GUD,-How wonderful il
is ! Think what he hears and secs and yet
though Immediately holy, so that sin is
infinitely offensive 10 him and Infinitely
powerful, SO that he can punish it, how ha
spares Take the oaths that are uttered,
He hears them all, and they roar up III
one horrd chorus to the skies. Take tho
cries which wrong and outrage extolt
Fl ON the widows, orphans, and the op-
pressed, He hears them all and how,as
Abel's slaughtered corpse called from tho
ground, must they pierce his ear and &c
mand vepgencc The blood which is un.
jnstly shed, drawn from the veins of H.
nooenco, be sees it all, and is sufficient to
make rivers. What q foul stencil reeks
up from the corrupt city dwellings, and
hearts Of depraved humanity And it
all mounts to him. Yet how he spares,
keeps back the struggling thunders =
How amazing his patience; he is God and
not man and therefore his compassion fails
not.--Rev d. Brace.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

Isy~ A querulous wife e,who was desirOus
of visiting Greenwood Cemetery, said to
her husband, "you have never taken me
to the cemetery "No dear" said he,
that is pleasure I have YET had only in
anticipation"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

THn following verses were written in
England in 1855. That was Just l79
years ago. They might have beea writ,
ten in America yesterday,
Unhappicr age who ever saw,
when truth doth 60 for treason
Ev'ry blockhead's will law,
Aud coIcomb's sense ig reason,
Religions made the bawd of state,
TO serve the pnmps and panders
Our liberty prison gate
Aud scoundrels are commanders.
how wretched our fate
What dsRgers do we rum
We must be wicked TO be great
Ap1 TO be lust-undons
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
nARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

oar Catalogue NOW embraces 0vpr fire thousand dir.
t,rcut subjects 90 which additions are continually
w about
iUJ Maior.GencraiS 900 Statesmen,
-Jl EuI.-Gcnerals, lHU DiFlhes,
l15 CnloncIs, l!i Aut urs,
lUD Ilput.C Culonrls, 40 AIusts,
qIU Other Ohiccrs Ia sihge,
10 Navy Uhccr1, % Prominent Women,
ld1 Promint Foreign Portraits
3O00 COpIES 0E VI ORkS OF ART
including reproductions of the most celebrated En-.
CRAVINGS Paintings, statues, &C, Catalogues sem ON
receipt Of stamp. An order Tor OnG DtZru Pic :
from our Catalogue will b. hled The rec 4 #
SIrO. and sent by mail, FREE.
III slographers aud Others ordering goods e D..
with please remit twenty five per coat OF tha nj
with their order
f. & II, r. ANTHONY & On
1igHiJdcturerS Of Photographic .Laicritr
5Ol broadway, New ' . t
.-5' The prices and quality Of our goods curI fail
60 satisfy, Dec3 6i-Um.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
such work

A CARPENTER WHO was always prognos-
tioating evil to himself was one dag upon
the roof of five story building, upon
which had fallen rain, The roof being
slippery, he lost hio footing, and as he
was descending towards the caves, he ex-
claimed "Just as I told you !" Catching
however, in the tin spout, ho kicked off
bis shoes aud regained place of safety,
from which he thus delivered himself; 81
knowed it; there's a pair of shoea gone
to thunder"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
sEVEN-UP FOR a WIFE,;
Good aa Wheat

In the State of Illinois there is certain
village boastiug Of tavern, three stores
and four groceries, where from morning
till night, and from night till ornipg, q
person entering the town may Gud in the
tavern, stores aud groceries aforesaid one
or more groups of persons playing cards,
gambling is reduced to scienco-tho
history Of the four kings is thorougly
stadiod, and from the school boy to the
gray headed veteran, from the miss in her
teens to the mother Of large family they
are intimatad into the mysteries Of high
low, Jack, game, right and left bowers, the
bonors and The odd tricks, One of the
best PLAYERS in the village was Mai, Smith,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25

Gentlemen's Hats.
Al the latest styles at CHARLES OAEFORD
SONS Continental, Philadelphia,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
Photographic Albung.

We were the FIRST introduce these into tn United
States. aud we M mutaCnrG immense quantities in
great variety, ranging in price from 30 ceuts $50
pyrh Our AIRUMS have the reputation of being slI.
arrlor in beauty and durability 10 any Others. They
will be sent by mail, free, on receipt Of price
~ klAe ALIAas Male 70 Olaer..ll
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
IL. a. Ea. a. Anthony GG DO,
Manufacturers of Photographic HAT
CrialS, Wholesale y Retail.
SOL BROADWAY, N, Y.

IN a"GNloh 10 'uf man BUSINESS o! Iho'ogral HE
NereoScopeS mW Siceoscopic jtemS,
OF these we have immense aosUl lmpt I, including
War scenes American and Foreign Cities and ln nd
scavrs. Groups Stutuury, sc, Sc. A'sn, Revolving
StrTeoscopes, for public ur private exhibition oar
Catalogue viii BE- sent 10 any Idross receipt Of
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Hos. s. MGpARy SIR-T send yju the following lines
comprising leaf in history which think mas never
yet hcon published Should yol think them worthy
II pa in the Crisis, You will please give them an iu.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
WARhANTED GOLD PENS.

our name LAmcrirau Cold Pen Co., y. W is stamp.
ed on all our first quality Pens, and the point,
warranted f,r six muHlhs, except against accident 90
our sccond quality Pens are stamped rtE NATION.
AN EN-, wiih the initials Of cur firm a. p Co q
and are carefully mad" having the same points as our
first quality Pens. the Gully great difference being III
,t,a1lt "a t.fi ill ,tl
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-03-25
Gold Pens, l:t and ID quality in Solid
Silver Extension Case, with Pencils.

For s? 90 No. pen st quality No pen ID qunl
For s. - No. pen lst qualify No pen 9 quas
For :! - Il No pen LIST quality ora No pen I'd quail
For 81 80 No pen lst quality, or No pen I'd quail
For s. - No pen lst quality, No pen ID qua.
FOR 81 % a No. pen Ist quality.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-07-11
Ia a@asR Baltimore ulo Sbip
EtleubaLp.

apn u. RAG DspntGs %. Apr, spssten t&sliG < ST.,
na@ 2BbeeIins unb Barfsrsburs Suo etr gag uo2 Sera~
rid abseHen, pie folst;
GoRiue tGaIt@ (Gpnntesa aa8ssrutarara 4. naerG 900
&rprc6tns tGeItG N6sues $40.
S0etbc 3ige herSinbea fB 0yn 0f;cfrt ;1T@ 81
;ca teHIi@, rsrbheFIi@ uns F~Ebpsfi!f
MaDer SarperS Eerrn unb 6reberid IccompbationSz3ug,
ipefliG, berlaSt 8aItimpr UNI 4 rbr ga@mittasS. Oeft.
IiG nerl6st bieier Bug SGrpers Gerrp ut s lbr Wtorsena
uub Sreberid um 2 ubr, tde(i& (cussenpmn,eu Souutass)
SCI SES mad &Ricoi sailE gcti r2u z3oifsalo,
H1praens unl 6.2O r. 20, gub Gsa9r. ! 20 II. 1850
rrb bon gnicrtts SaiGs ~sf.gresus z 50 r. @ nns
Ga6mittaas 2.40 unb $40.
Na@ zS0fotn4UF
aSsaaa Dor Saitir1pre nod A5cfaiSStou 4~Sptae.s A.eO
700, $50 unS $40, aah 9iatIH 3.30. anb 600
ennutaes Tecrsenf rm $50 mt $50 anb HAD.
mittaes $50 500. abaoue bon H~se.biust! y asnraeGf
nm 6.15, 8.16 1t. HIS NIB Iaan,. Gn 3.0E, $50 unc
6.l5. S~seua!ogs aar 9torsers 80 8.1o q. ILL s q. ssaGz
rittoaa 8. OQ, Sur bga Ste mnh Ste Sug ecn 23;fg>
utcre naS oe1 stpeite uus Yisrls gag aeu G~2atbsaat Il
bolteu az alen %eltaticnei ~
Der z nnb $3.50 Wtpr9eu5SuS unb 80 uub 6 nE1
gta6uittosssua ron Baltimore unO Der SIS uub s. IL
gasrsensus nnb 5 unb 4.30 Na&mittass5uS bon @aibz
iueton b~erbinben i9 nit benz aunorptisz 3use.
aSesea aaGsrea aussunft aaD +s,!efs lso-. III csean'
Aau Ns an 8. Z. gnsianE. Eser6 In mr. Is
tsou cSsr on bic Ei6et-0f|cs.
Us. g, e wtIs snane*cSansine
8. sR. g ole, @eneraE >28ets. (Jaalil
9Qe SDrten 8ldtterz unh &at. 3+1bat
bet ~eiuselnen Dfanben, RtRsn uub Dartteen. .e% sisenti
Bonb, GabeIS, Branbs &c. &c, bet
SpfepbS6rDe
sp. 81 @r@anet place uabs Spntbar.
~ Store SfIen bis 8 nbr &bents. SieS17 81
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efhGfts.gSerIe0mrs

5terSur& SUR eef6Iteen gladrtGt, ref ber Interset@nete
In TabatS. Ce ID art tpn Ode BaItirnDre nUb BrebertG ctr.
na& IeiMen, neuen eer1uuteen 2Ofale gtp. 81 Gr9an9a 9Iace,
3 Gbaren 6fltG ban Srutbfr, perIe8s bat rnb bttteta bas
Ism essber eeIGentte 3utrnuen aud auf fetn ncEes 3pS4l
abrrsrdeen gu wgIeu, inter 8ufGerRue prPn'ptsF nnS resi-
Ter BGbienuNe.
~(f.bII-si yD. 81 @rGGuse place nabe SputbRr.
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Observation-Disclosures.


MlOnta9me 8rOS.
Seuer@8e >N9erter,
So @ecOnSfr , Baltimore.
@Seaten fur BE f~UISiaten geuer.gerF@truuss GOupas-
metropolitan Sniuranee 60, gtr gsrE,
SHternattOnal Sal. g. mg,.
gbrtattc 8tse Saluranse Co. ~r
@runbtapitaI 100000
&eioInte Sire SniuEancs GO,
~ 0runttaptt6I 800 900
gsrlufe ferSen prompt 6eeata&tet une rbne traens etuc
@er369srure In Inierer Office tesatIt.
SIR DpltCen unb StRn1pcI tstne 8trednuna!
perfpuen, rel9s In Der metropolitan ptsr @efCIuse Gp.
SerfGern laI, n, fn6 su etner Dtpiesnte bon tenn @etptrr
bere6ttet, pelae fapn %radndntal so grOt. tetrus, Vbne bas
fs bic ctpat6en Berlufte Der Gprnp. beden 3u beIfen brouber,
9eatl@e 8tFmen ots @efersn8en:
@telmonn, 9tnri@s 81 50. Sacob @eeser.
s 8. BRAINS 8 60. (~mat2Sj)
RnicFcrbotFer Nebens 8erli1crnnQSs
OeIcui6Gft pptt Seem SJort.
Sweissgmream in $40. f6 GecOnnsr.,
ser Ypf %eeeena6er,
8aar> aftipa 8ur Si&erieaung BON ROIicen>
SSnbabern
$G5O,OOO+
DieIe @cmpo9uie /. Slafie tpirb BpIicen mad alien ben
eerl9tebenen BIdnen bon 500 biz $1,000 a~usfeGen.
1ue Serptntfte iperren nnter sic @erGdberten
Den beutl@en Sepp5nern 8altimore'S bietet fS in
cteier @putpasnte baS Nlittel bar, tpoburb fe nit febr oez
ringer an8lage ftr Die, welGe bon i6uenI ob6Snaer, in
PATHFINDER g6etie Iorgen tSunen. 'fH3.
Sn Qbilabelpla ftnb Ibsr 900 DeutI6e tn Scr ,Ruifer.
bpder @cntpGente" Serf@ert. "
S1fer nn5 Girtalaye NIT aaer rrfpreerItSen Qussnnf.
wsreen 8Falt8 3~erabret@t In benz
3lpei9=8ureou,
@& Il 5ecHmbfr., Baltimore.
Grafus2smat,p rdE
Gep. s. 6 n n, sefr.
" &" " y ; g ~ Sa.N~tIrF ser SDu
s; n Il 8susias assntea.
Gramsntrenbe AerSte, Or. aD IL. N. G M ,.
l4Hatblan8l Gr. S. Wt Sen
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Drpfellnr Mun0ram'o
WS0Gen : RrGufer s{SlSt.S,,

TT ~unttrsttte Doe bette BIS test 6efaunte Dlitrei tnr 6s,Y,s.
DON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GAer &rt. tneee(onSere gTp,na..s
iranhgt Ssroauunesltwdde Gte!era.Gafdat, NraaibSSerr,
sen, StatppeG, Rpltten, JrsDeubti 5bptnbtL. si!fbrnos,s
EppTiGT@rj, @hema, aGE.es 5isber, Seefranfbeit, Sspr ss.
complaint, topte geBeu > Il 4 t n uu1 GrF6IrnTn
DG otetee 1lrtr aus rein ur i9dblt5en, beaettbiiifS%sr
sspfen pettets, 10 stsnet IS fb rod befouoerg sur s3srSbIs
Suus nsu8ebpTfner Stnber, ippie ebeniags bsiri SebnFn Ssr.
lelber. RetHe Wfutter fpate 5eridumen, fetS bobpn In,
2dlie gu ea6en. tebOd i0ats e. tn oteiem 5aQe att Tbee Dbtr
5Dater uHb 3Hdet %Her6lnnt 9eseten perben. Der arcFar9ss
&rfUle, Der t@ felt lbe ~ SGbren In DeutfAIoSb se.siss
bat iM, AUD etfr felt ben Iebten 4 'Sabren oI0ftafab bS+1Stppfp
unh IL .otetea G!lrtr itbsraH str uneNttebrItGts S1us,nit i
getppreen. -
5eren rs Cts. SV' ga 0" 9t''
gFcf SSSsnsFana,s suetrneta serteBte Slutreiniaun az.
%raater-gtAen une Duloer per6en tebent g efDcn bem y
sn6 ennpfebien. ""B "''Nb'
8ernsr fupfebIeda gBunbrnm'S GstIebttf0e 8 D.
ZEN, CUR eGr3ltHen 9etIHn8 Der G6ntuGt; @tGtp u I.
ser sur %raett9len 8fTtretbuNe con Slot unb RIeulys alta
MUS 0aPa.Etnftnr, stebt au8eueiiaItde QtrttrmnS.
YulSer unb &rautertbee.
,31 eGben BET q. 5ennt 8b0WIeu, Bu 5~tarhfrno,
zoN sS; Yratttr:, 2aupt-a8eut fir 8aIttmSre 1rte in Zen
SmIiuB 9ieneIt, 9eutih,
(29np-6mral tseneraIsNopnt e1r CO. " r,s-:if,
3aupta9entnr FIR ben Difvttt GplpniSta0 lei GbeS
9Ftft1nt COZ 9ts Str. unb 81 @enu1slDantagse
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ENo6 50 e # : M arpla n D.
Mas Union Bridge, (aber Bsftainiter) &C.
ben bic 8aae tdaIi6 9.2o @lrrsers uno 800
Nanmittags. TO-.
9On Union Bridge u,a 4.45 II. e.45 Sore
ittagsss
sad Sort MOnrOe anS N0rtOlt
oebeu bic 9ampfbOOte jeben Na8n1ittas 500
nbr pom Union Sod, SUP Der eOneOro1tr.
ab. 4a ~
Na6 50 omtown
oebt bic gferoe : Giienbabn BON z ubr Wtorf
'Iens bis z ubr gla9mittaes itanoIi@ BON Der
@de @nior unO Gaitftr.
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Absa,.s Der @lisnbabn5qae

MFE 1919 tt|- slT - l#
3 .f9 had % aihlneton. r
Borntittass = 40, z, $50, uro $40.
Sra bmittags: $50 an6> 500. I.
Scnntaas I'M 4.3O, $50 Wrrgens. uni
NchmitaaS $50 Inb 600 ubr.
Son Burlington.
gprmitass: 6.15, 8.15 uno Ills.
gla9mittass : 3, 4.30 nnb 6.45.
SpnntaoS muir I'm SIS uno Ills Drrs
ittass unb 800 Na&mittass.
Na6 Mnnapcti6.
Qson Baltimore $50 gormittass uuo $50
4a6mittosS, m .a.
8on @aibinstOn s.15 8prrnittosS u. 300
RadmittasS. asss
Naa Gu mberlant Mbeeltn 9,
7, ra u. !. NJ.
sBoftsuo WlDrgsnS $780,
Grprebsus slbenbs $40. ta.''
Sad Sreoerid u. 9arpers 5errP.
400 Nabmittass. = Mbgans bon 9aIperS
Serfp I'm 6 II. pen 6reberid nm z ubr yFors.
0a6 !6arri Sburg u.i. T.
yUttsus 800 YlOrsenS.
grpreSsus 9.45 AbenSs.
VA Nccemobatiou 8 lbr 9la6mittaS@.
wsu Baltimore mad 8bilabel>
pbia &C.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-28
NEWS sUMMGPY.

AFFAIRS IN SQUIRT CARoI1SA.-Tbe
Charleston COstrisr Of the 18th instant mem
lions report that the freedmen ON one of
the Sea Islands had formed al armed COM
,bination to prevent the former. owners of the
property from regaining possession or reyisit>
ing the soil, even though their, legal and mill
tary right to do so may have been established.
The same paper also complains of the want of
capital and enterprise TO rebuild.ahd improve
the1city, and argues that profitable invest
meIt may be made there, as Charleston may
within TIVE years, be. made the principal CITY
On the Southern coast.
ssaTRopRLE WITH FaERD&ES.. IN GEoR-
GlA.IThe AugpSts SCg,RiifgtoaaLst repre>
seuts that the freedmen in that city are be-
coming very lawless. ana disosaerly. Shoot
ing IS said to be common among them. and n
sharp Street fight Nth hsStols, between two
negroes one soldier and the other civilian
resulted IN. seriously, waundihg a negro wo,
man ma afd child who were standing near. A
quarrel between white man and negro re-,
suited N general melee, in which sticks and
stones were freely used.
:, TIE, MARyLAED ElEoftoN N. "a
cent election in Maryland. notwithstandin.
the efforts of the Republicans to elect ,ba;7.
ticket By .dlstEaP chisiug u nIarge majority of
their opponents, the Republican ticket WAS
defeated in ten counties, viz: Montgomery.
Prince, Georges, Charles. st. Mary's. Cal.
vert, Anne Arundel, Hartford, Kent, Queen
AIMS and Worcester. SIn, the other eleven
Counties, IN the most Of which they had no
opposition, and in Baltimore City, their tick.
ct was elected.
A HOMESTEAD FOR Mr.. DAvIs.-It is
proposed by the Jackson ( Missy Ne,cs to
purchase homestead for Jefferson Davis in
some foreign country, whittier he shall retire
upon, release from Imprisonment 1t is sug-
gested that the funds necessary be raised by
Confederate soldiers. subscriptions of one dol
lar each from the men, and as much more
from the officers as they please.
~ Brigodier General Beverly II. Robert
con who commanded brigade of cavalry
during the war in the Valley and participa>
ted In the campaigns of Virginia, North Caro-
lima and South Carolina, has been appointed
agent OF the National Express and Transpor-
tatlon Company for the City of Petersburg,
and has accepted the appointment.
DAMAGES RECovERED-In the Court Of
Common Pleas for Chester county. Pa.
Mrs. Bailey has recovered $1,000 damages
from the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
tor the death of her husband, which was
caused by train of cars on that road.
RI Although the election in Wisconsin
vas carried by the Republicans, the propusi.
ton to extend the right of suffrage to the ne
groes was lost BY some eight thousand ma,
iority.
E9"Ez-Prcsident Pierce, who has been
dangerously i'll, is now convalesciny. An
dander is believed to be past.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-28
TO BE CONTESTED

We understand that Judge Kennedy in
tends contesting the election of Attorney
General Hall to the 'Jbdgeship of the 10th
judicial Circuit of West Va; and we hope
that the people, throughout the circuit, will
aid him. pecuniarily, in doing SO. By the
PROVISIONS Of the constitution of West Vir-
ginia the counties of Pendleton, Hardy,
Hampshire and Morgan form the 10th Ju-
dicial circuit. Jefferson and Berkeley seem
TO have been added by some legislative sct.
The majority of Hall, as proclaimed By Gov.
Foreman, in the whole six counties, is little
upwards of 400, while Judge KS real ma
jority, as voted by the people, vas about the
same number. If Jefferson and Berkeley
should be decided as net embraced in the
Circuit, Judge KS majority, according to
the Governors figures, would be about 500.
In view of the great frauds committed By the
various Boards of Supervisors, and OF all
other matters surrounding the election. it is
to be hoped that this ceotest will be pushcd
with vigor, and that the citizens Of all the
counties will extend the assistance 80 much
needed. This contest is to be trie;E by
Special Court, of which each Of the con
testants is to select enc member, and the
third to be appointed o. the Go7ernor; and
If law and justice are to rule, re cOr:r. can
come to no other decision, THAI giving the
commission to Judge K
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-28
BUSINESS .NuT1oE-

In testmiug the publication Of this paper,
our intention Wis to adhere as Closely to the
Cash System, ss the Impoverished condition
OF the country would JGstify, and to this end,
We selected and ANNOUNCED responsible agents
Indifferent parts of the county, to whom our
subscribers might, as matter of convenience;
pay there subscriptions. A large proportion
c. our patrons however, seem to indulge the
Misrepresentation that we are still pG5suing
the old credit system, and that they eau pay
their subscriptions any time during the year,
or say time thereafter. We ~isheeespectfully
to disabuse their minds of tirEs error, and ap-
peal to those who wish to esEso the paper to
remember that our terms ete cash, and that
where indulgence is extesaed, it is an excep-
ton to our rule. ThsiFollowing gentlemen
are our agents to whor2 you can pay your SUBJ
scriptions: =
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KoIletO,oN-DR. JESSE SroCKER.
HaMOrn-JoHN II. STRIDER.
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fees Where We have no agents announced,
Etny send US their money by mail.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1865-11-28
RICHMOND SENTINEL.

This paper, suspended by the fall of Rich
mond, has been revived. and is again under
the editorial control of Richard NJ. Smith,
Esq formerly the able editor of the Alexan-
dria Sentinel.
The Sentinel is q large and handsomely
printed paper, published daily, with sen>
weekly and weekly editions-contaius full
and accurate reports of the stock. money and
produce markets-is devoted to Southern in
terests-and is in I'll its features g, sterling
Virginia paper.
Mr.. J. J: Palmer, formerly of the Win
chester Tirginian, visited our county, few
days ago, to .bring the Sentinel'tO the notice
Of our people.
Persons wishing TO subscribe, can leave
their names with Nj Ambrose w. Crauee,
CharleStown, who is authorised to act as
Agent for the Sentinel As the Legislature
will meet in few days, and the psbpls of
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Ms EXPECTED.

The gentleman who executes Cafter the
manner OF hangman) the laws ofthe occiden-
tai concern out at Wheeling has at las: issued
his proclamation Of tie election CT Hall as
Judge CT this 10Th judicial circr.it Of West
Virginia. ; thus setting aside til. choice eff
the people; and a[fxing the seal of tie State.
to one of the most glarng election frauds ;hst
has ever been perpetTated in this, or any other
State.
This action Of Gov. Bpreirr.cn ic inst SEat
we expected. He holds E9a5 5't own presen.
place against the wish of a large majority of
the people of the so called State of West Vir-
6inia; and brings to it none of the qualiGca-
tions which, in former days, were deemed es-
genital to chief executive oficer-indeed
his government, the State of West Virginia
itself, came into existence, if not against nil
law, certainly against the wishes ofthe peorle
~ho inhabited it. It is curious to see how
little weight the voice of the people hes had
in the matter: The counties of Logar, Sal
houn, Nicholas, Mcdowell, Mercer, Green
brier, Pocahortas: Webster, Morgan and PEN
dteton; having white population of about
55,4OO never cast a vote for the Convention
that submitted the question of the new State
to the people-nor for member of the first
Wheeling Legislator nor for the Conven-
ton that framed tho Consultation of the new
State. The counties OF Fayette, Wyoming
and Mason never cast vote for the New
State or its Constitution. In 1860 the vote
OF BFaxton was 754-it cast but So for the
new concern; Barbour, with a vote of 1869
cast 1895 Boone, with a vote Of 566, cast rs.
Hampshire, with a vote of 1915. cast I57:
Hardy, with 1879 votes cast 1872, and PcndIe-
ton, -Fith 929 votes, cast lie: The whole
State, as it stood at that time, cast but abou.
$4,000 votesout Of avoting population of about
$4,000; and, il these latter days, Jefferson
county, with vote of over 1890. cast only
come 81 favor Of going over to the ''Moun-
tain State" as some Of its friends delight in
calling it. This being tire mode in which
the doctors performed at its birth. it is no
wonder that its guardians should nurse the
infant State at the expense Of all known law
sud ct the risk Of its Constitution.