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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

TotRNAMENr.-we are requested to give
notice that Tournament will come off at
Gerards'ow own, Berkeley county, on Friday,
December 18th, proximo AS it will be the
last of the season, special preparation is being
made to render it "grand affair" and the
number of gallant Knights already entered
for the contest, is guaranty sufficient that the
honOrs Of the occasion must be we'll and
worthily worn. DIR. GEO. W. GRANrHAM,
has been selected as the speaker for the &C.
casion, and we have every reason to believe
he will so discharge its duties as to reflect
credit upon himself and give ecIat to even the
days of ancient chivaIry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

REvIvAL.-The revival at the E. NJ.
Church, of his town, noticed ii the last num-
Der of our paper, isstil in progress Since
the commencement of the meeting, more than
forty have rroFesscd religiun-most of whom
have united themselves with the Church
and on last night and night before, there were
more than twenty seekers at~tle altar. Du-
ring portion Of last week, the pastor had the
ministerial aid Of the Rev. f. L. KREGLo, of.
the shepherdssown station, whose. plain, pruc-
teal preaching and earnest labors we're well
received.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

"A PRoPosED FA1R.-The young ladies'
connected with the excellent female school of
Mrs. FORFEIT in This town, Jealous for the
perpetuation OF the memory aud virtues of
the heroic Confederate dead. propose holding
Fair on the 2lst of December, the proceeds
Of which to be applied to the erection of a
monument in Edge Hill Cemetery, witch
shall be creditubIe to the honored dead, as
well as to the living who would thus CON.
mcmorate their virtues
Contributions of money. articles of needle
work. &c, will be gladly received, and may
be left at Mrs. Forests, or with any of the
following named ladies' appointed for this pur-
pose by the young ladies of this School :
Mrs. JOS +. Abel, Mrs. Chas Aglionby,
Mrs. W. II. ravers, Mrs a. f. Kennedy,
Mrs jos Morrow; Mrs. Benz Tomlins6n,
Mrs. Judge Douglas. Mrs Mary Wilson,
Mrs. I. j. Shepherd. Mrs r. e. Green.
Mrs W. j. Hawks. Miss NJ. GrantLam.
Mrs. George w. Echeberger
Notice will be given as to the time when
Fruits, Provisions, and other contributions of
a perislnable nature will be acceptable. y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

A RELIC OF the PAsT-On one of the
panes of glass in the back window of our
Office, is the inscription, H. N GUNuIey,
NarcA %, 1892" How many changes have
taken place since this inscription was written,
and the tEen gay aud festive youth, who
spent his evenings in sparkling the assies of
the town, is row veteran in our midst, and
the head of large family. Reflect urou the
past thirty-frur years, ancient friend, and
have your name inscribed on more imper-
ishablc tablet
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

SALE OF LAND.-During the last week
JoHN II. FLaee, Esq, disposed of 200 acres
of his Cedar Lawn" farm in this county.
to Mr. RoBr. EARL. Jr. of Washington civ.
for the sum of sl4.OOO-Or $40 per acre
We understand that the terms are SO. 900 in
eash-and the remainder in short payments.
In Mr, Earl, the people of the county will
find clever, worthy gentleman, and one who
appreciates his duty as citizen by supporting
his county paper,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

TIMBER LAND Our farmers who were
despOilsd of their timber during the war,
should give attention to the advertisement. of
Mr. N. W. Manning which will be found I'M
der the "reat est0te" head. He offers for sale
one hundred acres of land, well covered with
thrifty growth of young chestnut timber
the best for fencing purposes that can be
used. We are somewhat surprised that such
land should long remain in market.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

AN IrEM-We copy the following from
the Stnunton Trginium:
GA strange animal, called Judge" of the
9Th District in West Virginia, so-called,
passed West on the Central Train last week
A federal officer, in uniform, aud three pri,
Yates, in citizens dress, guarded him. We
heard that he was of very nervous temper
ament, had the fear of 'rebels' .'on the bran >"
and this guard of honor" was necessary to
keep him from running over to the Lunat;c
Asylum. We also understand that fifty sol
diers went up to Bonsuck's on the Tennessee
road, to march across and be at the cxhibi
ton OF this animal in Monroe. From the
close guard kept over him BY the officer while
the train stop bed here. lie must b." considered
dangerous. and we feel it our duty to warn
the people west of US, to be on their guard
and not come too near him. He is tall; has
a black moustachc and goatee, and looks like
a galvanized Virginia yankee, who once took
the oath oil allegiance to the Contcderacy and
then deserted Look out you good people of
the 9th District, w. Va, so.called
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
H0! FOR HALLION NJ
BOOT AND SHOE MAEUFAeTeRF,

TIE su5scri5er has tie satisaGtson Of inforT6ire
= his Gust. tn and Il. pUbic gebessIiy fist
ne has just returned with 'e Etot o. Leafbtr
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES,
ever introlurcn in this community. - bicb he 10
prepared to I'aGutsc VOTdeT- uPOn lover
thar aHy Otll.r house ia, the Shenandoah Valley,
aud IN style, which for neatness and duTs blity.
cspuOt be strpa4sed. No Vvaf K Vgi1I be allowed
go cot Of The ship unless It gives prfsct I'D ensiTe
satIsiaeti0is to those ordering IL u yOu wish 10
BY TER Ms. CASH Or TRADE
Eov,mbe, q ,ses-,, " A. BANIz- $,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
BALTIMORE MARKET

On Saturday last there were no sales of
white wheat reported. Red sold at s2.s5 to
$3.50. Sales of corn at from So cents to
Sl,lO, for white, and at 90 to s1.12 for yellow.
Flour is quoted as follows Shipping
Brands Extra sl5.25; Wclsh's Family SIT !;
High Grade Extra sl6.25 City Mills Super
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

NEw ADvEnTIsEMENTs.- Our columns
this morning present number of new adver-
tisemhcnts, which should be attentively read
by our subscribers. Men who advertise free.
ly, are apt to deal promptly and fairly, aud
from them you are likely to get favorable bar
gains.
The property advertised by L. Dow Hess
is especially deserving attention.
Our friend Josiah Watson has opened a
hardware store in Middleway, and like SEN
sible man. has sought the columns of the
Spirit to make known his business.
Ii'ttt:o1rn looms up in magnificent proper
tons, as she deserves to do. Mr.. Hantz ad
vertses his boot aud shoe rnanuiactory, and
Messrs Grady & Co, offer unusual induce
ments in the dry goods and grocery line
Gel. rob Lucas having quit farming will
sell his personal properry-comprisin some
very valuable articles on Tuesday next, the
4th Of December.
Our own stores present an inviting supply
of new and fashionable goods, which we are
sure will be sold on reasonable terms.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
SPECIAL TERM

Judge Parker will hold special term of
the Circuit Court for Clarke county. on Sat
urday, December 18th. The chancery docket
will be called the following Monday. No
jury cases are to be tried--save felony case
set for the first day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

SUICIDE N BoLrvAR.-on Monday of
last week, Mr.. ARMIsrED b. ZoRoER, com
mitted suicide by hanging himself in his shop
in Bolivar, this county. It is supposed that
he was iabOriDg under a temporary alteration
of the mind, at the time the rash act was COM
mitted. The deceased was about City years
Of age, and a gunsmith by trade.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

Town PnoPERrY is seldom that more
desirable town property finds its way into the
market, than the house and lot offered in our
columns this morning, BY. Mr. A. f KExxE-
DE.- To apyson having the means to pur-
chase shug aud comfortable home, it ought
to present many attractions.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

-" Gentlemen OF the jury snid West.
ern lawyer, . would you set "a rat-trup to catch
u bear, or make fools OF yourselves by trying
to spear Buffalo with knitting needle /
know you would not Then how can you be
guilty Of convicting my client ufmaD.siaught-
CT for taking the Lie OF ,c0n.In?" Tho
prisoner was acquitted.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

END OF THE PoLIcE TROUBLE 1SBA1.
TIMoBI All the old police force. excent
three. reported to the new Commissioners
All the property, records, &C.. have been sur
rendered to day. Governor Swami returned
to Annapolis last Friday, when the question
of an extra session of the Legislature will be
settled-7=and SO ends the late disturbanse.-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
The Decline in Beef, Mutton and Porl,.

q
Tho heavy decline In the price of bose
mutton, and pork, which has aiken Mace S,,l
ring the past four weeks has had mn narslloI{
since the year 1887. We have had sniSsn
fluctuations of the market here, when f,S,, :, \
week, owing to limited supply and piess-
ing demand for immediate ccnsnmnt;or q,
price of live stock has advanced one or =,
cents per pound for single week. has f,Iie,,
back tothe old figures. But the decline &, &
nut general, and did not reach poiat SO low
as 70 involve heavy losses upon original no,
eueSeIs. NOW western men are losing In I
helshoorhOod OF $500 on each car>Iou,
cattle, aud as much as $500 per car,load Ms
lust on hogs sold on Monday aud Tuesday
last. Beeves that one month asu sold re,dii,.S
at $50 per head, could not be- sold ~, 4
Tor more than SlOO; aud hogs that c,st
per pound IN Chicago, were sold at Tie seY
pound here Aud lots of sheep that SOLD to
average So per head thirty days ago are
thought to be well sold now If they AVERAGE
50. The following comparison Of. prices 81,
the 10th OF October, and on the 18th of the
present month, will show moro clearly the
heavy decline in cattle, sheep, aud hogs:
Oct. Is. Nov. Is
Prime beeves, l7@IT3c. l4aI4I
IrIme hogs, 1l(0ll3c. SS6S4e,
Prime sheep, 54@6c. 5S(a6c:
This falling off is attributed solely to the
large supply of stock in the country and
while there may be slight reaction in the
latter part of December, the general opinion
Is that for the nexr six months the average of
prices cannot be higher than We quote to. day.
Large operators with plenty of means To hold
cattle, have no faith in prophecies OF better
prices; aud one firm, at less of near $780,
600 per week, continue to send cattle forward
in even larger numbers than when prices
were better,-M y. H0rtd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
Earried.

On the morning of the goth of thi4 month, AZ
Zion Chnrch: Charlcstowm, by the Rev Joseph
IraPncii. 81 Md: aided by the Rev. Chas. Am
Ca II. WHITE, daughter OF n $ White, Esq
On Tuesday evening last, by Re, Robert smith
MIR: WM u. CONRAD. to Ni~s JANE f. SuEP.
HERD. daughter OF SIR. Amos ShsPherd, all Of this
-OuEty.
On the goth inst.,in Shup,crtstowr, by Rev H.
M!+sl.r, NJ. GEORGE l.. HOFFMAN to sliss
MARY +. OSBORN, both of this county.
On the Goth inst. in Shephcristnwr. Inv Rev
F. bell Mr.. JOHN w. FREE IL 20 Miss MA.
RH E. ENTLER, both OF this county
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

Governor Curtin. Thad. Stevens Simon
Cameron, and John W. FOrney are said to be
candidates for the United States Senatorship
from Pennsylvania in the place of Mr. Cow
an, whose term expires ON the 4th of March,
1867. The election will be held by the
Pennsylvania Legislature this winter.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
KANTEn.

ME- want young man in orr store aged about
w II or is Iears; one ircnI The couhIiy pre-
efred He muEt te of uBt1tep iOI allie moral char
actef and jndusiriOul hAtits and come With de-
isrninaion 10 afPly himself closely 10 business--
None other uetd make application.
z Scv! y, 1865 EFARSLEY &SHEEEER-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

COUNTY ITEMs.-From the LtegjsIer of
Saturday last we copy the following items re-
lating to affairs in that end of the county =
Geo. Lickiider, ST.. of this county, kill
cd u white swami, last Wednesday, ON The
Potomac four miles below this place, which
measured from,he tip Of one wing to the other.
six feet, nine and halt inches, and weighed
fourteen pou' DIS.
MIR. John Cook, of this county, left at
our Office a few days ago, four ears of corn,
taken prOmiscuOusly from his crop, each mea.
suring fourteen inches in length, and con-
tnini"g in the aggregate Ais grains. Who
eau beat them?
The appearances of the wheat throu.h-
out the country is fue-never looked better
Everywhere the fields present beautiful Iiv.
ing green, and the prospect is now futtering
for good crops in the coming year.
Very little pork has been sold as yet in
this vicinity. A small lot was sold in town
the past week at $40, and some as lew as IS
per hundred.
Tho hog cholera, we understand, still
RACES in different parts of the county, many
Of our farmers are suffering severely on its
account.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
: In what sout1ern civ conld s.

y In what Southern city could such pro-
ceedings be possible, as are recorded in the
following from the New York HerqdP
1--WE understand that Manager Wheatly is
making from two to three thousand dollars a
night by his curious aud Immoral exhibition
OF City semi-nude women at the theatre on
broadway formerly owned by Mr. Niblo. At
this rate Wheatly may retire in few months
with fortune OF halt million
SUNDAY -ScHoo1. Pic Ntc.-Wc are in
formed that the RipPon Sunday School. num-
bering about sixty scholars, had :: Pic Mic on
the 10th instant, under the infringement of
its worthy Superintendent. Mr. John l..
Thompson, assisted by the following named
lady teache :, WHO man fest a laudnbie inter-
est IN work which is being so successfully
carried "n:- Misses HumIsbcrry, Misses Dob
bins. Miss julia Baney. Miss Annie Lock.
Miss Bette Fryer aud Mrs john l.. Thonlp-
son.
Our informant says we ''missed a treat" bv
not being present, as there was most lux
GRANT abundance of goods things prepared for
and dispensed on the occasion. We have no
doubt of it, and regret that our invitation came
''day after the fair
After Dinner all assembled in the School
Room to listen to an address by Mr.. N. O.
Sewers. It was delivered with an earnes,ncss
and directness, and eIoquence which held
spell bound his delighted auditory. The SER
vices were concluded by the singing of a
Hymn, when all separated for their lrornes,
highly gra:ifed by the days proceedings
Fress Press.
The Old. Dominion says that Norfold is
crowded with cotton bales.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS The Rom
ney. Hampshire county, Mtclngencc,, has the
following chapter of accidents:
son of MIR, George Milesou, ex.SLeriff
of this county. was so severely wounded a few
days since by grading scythc, asvery near
~ to cause his death by hemurrhage.
On the 7th instant. Susan, daughter of Mr..
Jefferson Watkins, had her right hand caught
by the cogs Of a wheel, and before she could
be relieved. her hand was so badly crushed
as to render amputation necessary.
Mr.. John Wotord, living near Pleasant
Dale. was so unfortunate few days since, as
to fracture both bones of his right leg. The
rolling stone while running at full speed.
Mr.. John Grace, of the village of Spring
field, in this county, has met with very Sc
rious and very nearly fatal accident, causing
the amputation of his leg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
JULIUS c. HOLMES,

dUUOh UAhFbNIER q BUILDER,
INFORMS the citizens of JrGsrsIn and cl.rxe
coun'ie4, 'htt he has opened q
CARPENTER AID JOINING SHOP
in ChaLiestown. aud will attend ~ REP AIRING;
OF HOUSES mud will CoSFR tCI for BUILDINGS
All wcrk wall be done ia the Lst work
~ az \, 4; a ne ~ ni1ieTate rate
Tor work. All who want their work dOne ia a cri z
aud nett uanncT, will find il to their advantage %
give bm call
November 81 ls66-5m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

D. G. Burnett, U. s. Senator elect from
Texas, Is in New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
SRECuIATIoNs

The Washington correspondents Of the
Northern papers arc just now given to much
speculation as to the course of President
johnson in regard to the Southern States
OGe-half of them are absolutely sure that the
President intends to back down from his for
mer position, and is ready to enter into any
compromise with Congress; and the other
half are just as certain that the President in
tends to do nothing of the sort These spec
uiations amount to nothing at all; and the
people should pay no regard to them The
President has heretofore stood upon the con-
stitution. and we believe him to have been &C.
tuated by principle, and not by party policy
He has thus far Aeen true to his position, un-
Influenced by the bitter disunionists of Con-
gress, and unterrifed by the fierce assaults
of the most malignant set of men who ever
cursed this country; and we cannot believe
that he intends to abandon the constitution and
the Union to the fate to which the radicals
seek to consign them, He has nothing to
gain by such sacrifice of principle, even was
he the sort of man to abandon a position
founded upon truth and right for the sake of
gaining popular favor. The patriotic and
statesrnanlike stand which he has taken in the
dark hours of the republic has won for him
the respect and esteem of right minded men
on both sides of the Atlantic-has made him
the very foremost civilian of the age; and if
we do not entirely mistake his character, he
will never agree to do anything to forfeit the
strong hold he has upon the sober, sensible
minds of the country he would 'rathcr be
right than President" He, also, fully under
stands the opinions of the Southern people,
and, therefore, knows that the constitutional
amendment, nor negro suffrage, will ever be
voluntarily accepted by the former slavehold>
ing States; his own views, and his official
oath, will not allow him to stand idly by and
see these States changed from their positions
as such in the Union, to mere territorial an
pendages.
THE CoNsTITUr1oNA1A MENDMENr
1t requires the ratification of three fourths
of the States to secure the adoption of the
Constitutional Amendment. Its rejection bv
ten States defeats it and we shall find its
rejection in the following States:
Maryland, Florida,
Delaware, Mississippi,
Virginia, Georgia,
North Carolina, Texas,
South Carolina, Kentucky,
Alabama, Arkansas,
Louisiana.
Here are thirteen that have rejected or
will reject the amendment Tennessee has
not ratified it, The vote that Brownlow
claimed as ratification was not legal, and
will NOT he conntod
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

CASE OF REV. GEORGE T. Williams
The New York Express, commenting on this
case aud its effect in shaking the faith of
juries in circumssantn evidence, says:
''He is accused OF having committed an Of
fence, which must have been perpetrated by
an "droit aud experienced thief. The peck
ct of the complainant was cut, and in ndli
ton to her purse, twelve daguerreotypcs were
taken thcretrom by the cutter" The party
who ripped open the Iady's pucket must have
taken the portraits, and then left the port
mouuaie ON the seat where Mr.. Williams
found it. II it is possible to believe that the
Virginia divine committed the robbery. he
must have served apprenticeship to an cx~
pcr'cnced thief, and occupied his previous
life. not in officiating at un Episcopal altar.
but in committing offences similar to the one
with which lie has been charged. While un-
der the circumstances of the case Justice
Dodge was obliged to hold Mir Williams to
answer for the crime, he cannot be convicted
on the evidence before petit jury "
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

Hon. John MOrrissey is at Wizards hotel
Washington D, 9,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
NEW ADNERrIsEME Nrs.

GREAT BARGAINS, CHEAP GOODS
IRON This time forward will dispose of my en-
i tire sOk Dress Goods nj Cost. Those Who
wish hHrg ,in- mad better cali early.
Nov ~ 1856 d. HOWELL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27

The Old. Dominion says that NOrfold il
crowded with cotton bales.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
EDa. Sale.

T'nE HOUSE AND LOT in Oh ,lcstown.
L now las tI'c occupancy of Dir. Lippett-b, Icing.
ing to the heirs Of Ii., late a. drew
be so q At Public sale, an the
"a MOEDAY In January Rex',
in font Of the Carter tlnusc. POssessi,n will bo
given the firzt Of April.
This one 81 Ihv InUst dcsirOGie reside ncCs iu tho
tow" TERMS mad" kn"~n Il c day 81 -oIc,
nj upon apple HtIOn IL John W K mn DIV ar 10
me" ANDREW z. Kt NSEDY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-27
Louisiana.

Here are thirteen that have rejected or
will reject the amendment. Tennessee has
not ratified it. The vote that Brownlow
claimed as ratification was not legal, and
will not be counted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-03

~The conductors on the street railroads in
Cineinnat, are preparing for a strike. They
only gel nine aoiiars per week. and have been
promised twelve during the last year, which
they do not get, and hence the strike,
CoAi CHEAP AT THE NISks.-The Pottsyi,ie
PA Miners Journal says thar coal is no ~
selling IN tnatregion rs low As 1t did in tns first
year Of the war. NJ No -
ga child IN New Jefferson, Ia, was fatal.
ly poisoned few days ago, by Chewing pieces
OF an enameled paper collar. ; ~ : -
- The late calm and patrio- ic letter OF Gen.
pna, snstIn ing the President and the clog uent
speech OF Gen Rousseau In favor OF MI fohn-
ical path. 49, : = - :" - '' '''' ""e
0rOne Of the songs named in Anew yort
nusic-sellers advertisement is lof coursel Of
the motherly sort, and bears the tiIle of ..Send
Big Lock OF my Hair 10 my MotherH Poor
boy, he gill probably survive the old lad v.
AFTER all. and have q chance to sing, .sWho
will patch my tronsers nowr' .Ea
GOVERNOR PErRPoiNr. Govc.nor Peir.
point refused General Colston the use OF the
House of Delegates 10 deliver his sxceIlent lec.
iure on Stonewan Jackson. The Governor n
reported to have said that be saw .snothing in
-RtckmGnd Tiaes
when Prohst, the hiladelphia m urderer.
Wa osng TAKEN to prison after mis- con yiction. q
his BLOOD he 6 sdoSns the police yelling for
81 don't care II they get me. FOR n die
May as well be killed now as any time. D''
1Ihe Commonwealth newspaper is on
posed TO 60 ualizing the bounfes: IN pr.fsr. y.
pay the soldiers IN glory Good or b,s,or,,
but not for the stomach.-Boston Posf 10y
New ] ork man. who had not been ON,
OF the city for many years, tainted awav in the
pure ar OF tne country. He was only resu sci.
ne 9oxiy revived, enchanting: THAT'S good
~Jenkins, the cashier whose defalcation
Atracted so much attention in New York last
the Tomes. He spends his time in smorin .
and In reading Carlyle g. - :.
"A gsnfiemsn named Barnes. living In
Jsaerson comfy, Ind, was 70 have been mar
nec on ~ Inugsdey 70 lady named Jones
On Snnoay % called az the house Of his in
tended. and ihe same day both Of them be-
came SICK she died the same night and be on
Tuesday The sfair 10 - sea as singular. "