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DIR. LAROOkAH'
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND

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Pain in the Stomach, Side and Bowels. Gene
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MercuriaI Disease, and all complaints arising
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1t is double the strength of any other SarSapa-
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by the medical faculty as the best and chedpsH
BLOOD PURIFIER eItanL-
Price 100 per Bottle.
Prepared by Dr.. E. z. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
Melrose, Mas
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists, also by 7. a. Logan & Co. and Logan,
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Tne EIection m We.t Virginia

At the election in West Virginia last
THURSDAY, the ameudmenttot the State
Constitution DISTINGUISHING southern
men was adopted The vote. however,
vas no test OF the wishes ola majority
OF the people, since II seams to. have
been secured by downright bullying
and brow-beating in those counties in
which radicalism Is in the ascendant.
The above is from the Richmond
Dispatch of Tuesday last. 1t serves to
indicate the sort of consolation that
the rebels over in Eastern Virginia are
want to take 10 themselves in regard TO
an uupaIatable state of Affairs over here
in the West. Our Union people viii
smile very sereneIy over the idea that
the vote at the late election was mo
test of the wishes of a majority of the
people, The editor should examine
our table OF returns this morning for
a discovery as 10 his grievous error in
that particular.
It's no wonder that the Dispatch is
10th to regard with any favor whatever
a provision aimed against its special
friends in West Virginia. The follow
ing paragraph from another column Of
the same issue Of the Dispatch, much
more nearly accords with the editors
ideas of what is due '' Southern men,
as he terms the DISTINGUISHED. We
quote it rs follows.
"a Confederate soldier called on a
citizen to-day and asked for work in
repairing chairs, stating that he was in
actual need oft. He also stated that
he had called on the Governor of Nir-
ginia and asked to be allowed to do any
repairs wanting at the Governors
house, 1xheti the Governor asked him If
he had been rebel, and he replied
yes: and the Governor said: i have
nothing for such people, or words to
that effect Is this true? Will the Gov
ernor aVow this? He owes IL TO him
self and the State to deny it, II not true"
We opine that the editor OF the Dis
patch, will wait good while before a
denial comes from GOV. Peirpoint. The
writer of the paragraph evidently does
not know his man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-31

ROBERT TooArBs sends word to the
young men OF the south that tI1cy had
better stay at home than go 70 brazil
or Mexico. That means that Toombs
is coming home as soon as he dares.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAcx, an E=
say OF Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means ORE
lief Sent free OF charge in sealed letter en-
velopes. Address, DR.. ]. SKILLIN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Apf&S-3mddW
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THE pirate Semmes is disturbed be-
cause he was not allowed toibe Probate
Judge at Mobile. Why does he not APP
ply for the post of United States Dis
trict Judge. and refer 70 his admiralty
decisions in his self constituted court
on the Alabama as his recominenda-
tions3 Don't let your modesty stand
IN the way of your success. good pirate
Raphael.
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.Jltst lghat you need Ladies.

These Pills act Is a mild and gentle stirnu-
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all irregularities and re-
moving distractions mental debility, nelan-
choiy, &c; restoring nature TO It's proper
channels Under certain circumstances they
should not be used. Price 81 o. per box By
mall 10 any address 81 10. Sold by
LAUGHLISS & BUSHFIELD.
Also By C. II. ODBERT, stone Bridge.
my6
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From Wayne County, we hear that
the Amendment received good major
ily-'slarge" the report says, "eonsider-
ing our voting population"
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The New York Courier des Eats Unss,
which has been a sort of organ OF Max
imilian, takes pains TO announce with
dIstinctness that the Transatlantic
Steamship Company have contracted to
convey TO France the French troops
now in Mexico within the period here
tofore liked for their withdrawal. 1t
does this to correct the impression that
the Emperor does not mean to do what
he has promised.
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An Ordinance

For AsJetrfaS and Leryfng Special Water
REM GA The Cityef IFheeifn9.
SEC. l. Be it ordained by the Council Of
the Clty OF Wheeling That the several par
ties, firms and corporations, in this section
especially after mentioned, shall pay water
rent for the year 1855 for the use and beneht
OF said city, as follows:
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Mr.. John Gray, who lives in Noble
township, Noble county, Ohio, about
four miles east OF the village of Cum
berland, Guernsey county, Ohio, is,
without any doubt, n Revolutionary
soldier. He has been "a member of the
Protestant Methodist Church, in good
standing, for seventy-fiye years.-Cia-
cilHdti commercidl. t1F
Considering that the Protestant Meth
odist Church Is not forty years old, Mr..
Gray has been member of it for an
extraordinary long time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-31
aal.e : el.an..s q. .l.s l.s..sE,.

quite a chanse for the METER. 9
A Washington letter Of Monday Inst
says.
s.on the 27th of June the venerable
Amos Kendall leaves this country for n
pleasure tour OF n year in Europe.
General OF Andrew Jacksonis Cabinet,
Mr.. Kendall permitted Southern Post
masters 70 rifle the mails and burn the
anti-slavery matter contained therein;
in 1865 the same Amos Kendall gave
So, coo to found the most anti-slaTery
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-31

RzLAxATIoS.--The London .SdtardaV
Retieie thinks nothing Is more absurd
than the habit OF taklEg months w
cation as the only relaxation OF 4 year
Of ineessant toll, and says To alter
nate long spell or excessive labor
with a com parattvely short spell or ex-
eesslTe fepose. IS about as rational IS
% maintain that man who takes 4
p2ttle OF neat brandy one day and
goAr 3, ~ NA-er TIE next has heeen drink
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-31
ELECTION RETURNS.

The msjorities thus far returned for
and against the Constitutional Amend
mend are as follows:
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Adams Express Company,

Cor. Monroe and Market sts.
FORWARD DAILY EXPRESSES TO ALL
Il parts OF the country. Have reliable and
close connections with other lines. Particular
attention paid 10 the collection of Drafts,
Notes. Bills, &c. Specie, Bank Notes, Bonds,
&c, taken at low rates and insured against all
risks when required. Freight, Mercha udize
any other Express
L. W. STOCKTON, Agent.
my3l.2W Wheeling, W. Va
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Lone Jack, Brown Dick & Regain.
II HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE ABOVE
4 celebEated brands Of Virginia Smoking
obacco- The Lone Jack Is prurouneed By
Judges 10 be unequAlled.
CHAS. a. DETTERS,
mylslm cor. Main and Union sts.
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Attention sold1ersl
WHEELING
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

HIHosE WHO HAVE BEEN IN THE
il service OF our country, and wishing to
acquire thorough business education are
respectfully invited 10 give us call, as we
viii make deduction In your case from our
regular rates and offer facilities superior 10
any other college in the country.
Our Geographic department Is under the
charge of John Morgan, jr.. whose name
alone is sufficient guarantee OF success
MITCHELL & CREASEY,
my2S-tf Cor. Main and Monroe sts.
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artp adrfrtistmfnts.
Tine Child's PraVer.

L by Holdeld, and engraved by that dis
tIngutshed Artist, a. B Walter, IS now ready
for subscribers 1t hiss received the universal
admiration Of all lovers of Art, aud believing
that Il will meet with q large sale, the pub
ltShers have determined TO furnish It at 80
low a price that all who desire may posses
this picture. which can bat exert an influence
elevatipg and Tenning, and VIII be rich or
namenf 70 every home WI. HOLLAND,
my3l-ite Springfield, Mass
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Against.

There are stIll % counties to hear
from Among them Kanawha, good
for large majority for the amend
ment.
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Look out for Bargains !!

T WILL SELL, ON SATURDAY THE
i 2nd of June, at my Auction Rooms on
Market street, commencing at O'Clock, two
spring wagons, one single, the other double.
NEARLY new,l suitable for Express or other
purposes. Also two firSt-claSs work horSeS,
one set double harness: one set single do.
mYSl-IIe GEO. Z. MICKHAM.
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ACard OF acknowledgement from the
Sixth west virginia CavaIry-The
supper on Tuesday Night.
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SO Reward.

c,TRAYED FROM THE PENS OF THE
y subscriber in East Wheeling, May I'D,
1876, one small red COW, about seven or eight
years old, in fair condition. 1t is supposed
she Is somewhere on the National Road east
OF the city. Any person returning her, or
giving information to the subscriber on
John street, East Wheeling, that will lead to
her discovery, will receive the above reward.
my3l4tc H c. HUMPHREY.
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FTRsT WARD.
Acheson. Ben q Co.. wheeling Iron -,
sEcoyp WARD.

Brown & Lose, daguerrean gallery. -.....
Barkley, Joseph, cigar shop, l hand
Byder, Max, barber shop, chair-...-.--..
Burnley 4 Co. livery stabie-.....-...-..........
CopIan, David, barber shop, chairs
DeiierS, Chas II cigar shop, ? hands.
Graham, Mrs, dying establishments.
Lewis & WoOdmanSie, Grant House. 8
Myers, George, barber shop, 2chatEs...--
Nelly, Jane, barber shop-.....-.-.............
Pracn, Louis, bakery, ? hands.----.-...-.-
Par, John, smith shop, = tires.-.-..----.-
Steser Boniface, bakery, hand
ShallcroSS & Terry, omnibus yaId......--
Stringer, M'Kim & CO........................-..
SteIfel, L, calico dying establishment
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10
Late Elections in. the North

- InzGonuecticut, Hawley, the radical can
didate, has been elected by greatly reduced
majority, over English, democrat. we have
the vote Of every. town in the State. which
gives the following aggregate :-Hawpy. 48.,
ST j; English, 1928. Hawley's~ majority,
In Rhode island, the election was held on
l-the ftlrsinst: and-resulted in election of
Gen. Burnside, as Governor, without any or
ganized opposition. The Providence Jour
n0l has returns from all the towns in the State
except three. showing a vote for Burnside
(Radical) of 7.749 for Lyman Pierce, CDem-
ocrat,) 2,4j6, and scattering 142 The re-
naming towns will not materially change the
relative result.
At Ithica. N. Y, on the 4th inst. the en-
tire Democratic ticket was elected by a ma
jority OF Is.
A dispatch from Leavenworth, Kansas, re-
terring to the municipal election in that CITY.
says:--The significance of our municipal
election is not, upprehend, understood in
Washington. The contest was clearly for
the policy of President johnson in RENTING
the question Of negro suffrage to the States.
where it constitutionaIIy belongs. as against
the interference of Congress upon that ques
ton, determining universal negro suffrage.
Hon. Thomas Carney tormc rly Governor
of the State, administration Iaue candidate, }
was elected over 8. +. Akers, (r;,dicnl Pom
eroy candidae) by i,7lO majority. This is
a great Union victory, and Should be 50 hailed
by every friend Of the policy Of Andrew j ohm
son in the country
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10
,ACARD.


Since this paper resumed publication in
November last, the editor has had the ass
si>tance Of Andrew L Kennedy, Esq, in
the editorial department, fact which was
prstty generally known in this community.
Two weeks ago, an article appeared rejecting
upon the, military career Of Mr.. Charles Jas
Faulkner, in, eounrction with his having taken
the Attorneys Test Oath Of West Virginia.
a demand vas made upon Us for the name Of
the author Of SAID article BY Mr.. Faulkner,
and by. the requess. of Ir. Kennedy, we gave
hissname. as the wriser-Mr. K believing, as
We'did. that Mr.. F. intended to hold the wri-
ter to. personal accountability, What has
since occurred. are matters with wL;ch the
public are familiar.
As the ease now stands, the editor of this
paper has no connection with it, further than
to say, in justice to Mr., K, that tic state
ments of the article referred to were based
upon Imprisonment at the time, aud still
current, and generally believed,
Mr.. Kennedy has no pecunary connection
with this paper, and his services have been
without any consideration. TO US, however.
they. have boon valuable
$3.50 -. BENZ. F. BEALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10
THE FAIR nj BAbP11Feep-.


To the hearts of the Southern people, Bal
tinOre should be regarded as the Mecca,.Sf
their hopes and the city ofstheir consolation.
Her noble women, untiring in their efforts
during the war to minister to the wants and
addsto the comfort of the imprisoned and suf.
fering sons of the South, are trying now to
build up the waste places of our desolate zion,
and to make our fair valIeysand sunny slopes,
Bloom again and blossom as the rose. Tie
Southern ReliefftT'aiFs now i'll progress at the
Maryland Institute-designed to alleviate
suffering in the south--7sprpassc in extent
and masaiicenee anything of the kind ever
before undertaken in this country, and will
g realize untold thousands for the. relief of
Southern sufferers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10

In the case of Bowles. Miligan and
others. who were tried i'll Indiana on a charge
Of conspiracy, and convicted and sentenced
to death. but whose sentence was subsequent
~ committed to impr scnmcut for life, the
United States Supreme Court has decided
that writ Of habeas corpus ought to be
issued according to the prayer Of tie petition
that Lamlin ?. MILF gan "u=h; to be dis
charged from custody. aud that the Military
Commission had no Jurisdiction legally to
try the said l.an,din p NiEigam. I'hiS de-
cslop, we believe. covers the c1scs Of the
other prisoners.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10

'apd placed upon ike footing asAto political
rights, iplmuuities, dignity andrpower with
the several Sfatcs with1wllicli they are united !;
44Mi6 lDlterstiS. The observance of political
eqnalityus principal of right and justice is
well calculated To encourage the people of the
aforesaid States to be ard becunIe. more aud
more cunstiInt and pesseverin2 ia her re-
newed ;,liegiance;
ind ,chrteSx. StandinsS armies, military oc-
cuFatiUu, military tribunals. ;Tud tie >Suspen-
sion Of the privileges ot. the writ of dale.,s
c0JJIJt., are in time OF peace dangerous to
public liberty, Incompatible with the indi-
vldnai rights of the cit Gems. cOniI;iry 10 the
s,enitfs and spirit OF our tree institutions aud
exhaustive of the NATIONAL RESOURCES, and
ought not. therefore, 10 be sanctioned or al
lowed except in eases of actual necessity for
repel'iug iuvasionfe Or SURPRISING Instruction
Crrcbeilo1 -
Au1 ,rhGS;eos,s The policy .et,thc Govern
meut of the 'Euired5 States, from the besju-
ming OF the ipsurreetiOu toisss overthrow and
final Suppression, hast cen m con tofmitY with
the prIneiplc s herein Sci, forth aud Senutfle-
rateu 49, 5s.s.szs5sssss,- ~.
Now, therefore, T, ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of, the uIlfited States, do hereby
proclaim and ~'decktre' fh:rt the nsurrectiun
which heretofore existed in. the States OF
Geprgin,E South, Carolina, ln4.inia.. NORTH
cdt"iina, 2 fenht$see, .AIabaimia. iuu,siana.
Arkansas, Mississippi aud Florida, is ut an
end,-apd iSyheacetorth, tY be 50 regarded
'fn-tcstiinuny whereof L have hercunto set
nryTlmnd and, caused tue soalrof., the rGuited
States to be affixed. IL az
Rone ptthe, CNyuf Washing ton. the second
day of April. i'll the year of our Lord, one
thousand eI2tft hundred and SIxtvs six and of
the independence of the United States OF
America thesninetetil. i , 81 ,1E.E.EE5z Z
tliEJ t&th A'tsi ANDREW Johnson.
BY the Presidents: I'D 50 sEEEtlkE
Mini a. SEwARb. Secretary of State
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10
. DEATH OF A. II. BARBOUR.

"A dispatch TO a member of his family con-
TeyS the startling intelligence Of the dcatl. Of
Col ALFRED N. BARBOUR, Which occurred
at Montgomery, Ala, on the morning cf the
4tt ofthis month. In this community. where
the deceased was so we'll known. we deem it
unnecessary to add anything 10 the mere an
pouocement of his death. We are sure the
sympathiess Of his community viii ho freely
accorded his tcrcaycI widow auI relatives.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10
PEACE.

Important Proclamation, from Andrew
Johnson, President Of the United
States.
h'sVfeeti0" Declared to6r Gt-qn EeR, and
the Supremacy Of Ne tN.tionul Go1e4:n-
nleMt Fut!y Established.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10

BG5" Messrs. Hilbert Il DooLEY, Of this
town, forwarded per order to Baltimore last
week, one of the most complete and highly
finished specimens Of a spring wagon, that
was ever put up in the Valley. twas really
most complete and substantial affair, having
six springs, Cal! made by Hilbert no coup
ling pole, thereby turning on its own ground,
draught very light, though lnadc to carry
25OO pounds with one horse. The wood and
iron work throughout WAS done in the best
manner, and reflects the highest credit upon
the mechanical skill OF these mcritorious aud
industrious art;xuns
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10

By rte President Of The E5ated .STaies q
y PROCLAMA TION.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10

4 Coon HoUsE.-if any OF our friends
visiting Baltimore wish to stop at house
where they will be made really comfortable.
we would recommend them to :. Gdmorr's
Hohel." No. 124 W Baltimore street, which
is kept ON the European plan. The rooms
arc nicely furnished, clean and neat for which
you pay sI.OO per day. with the privilege Of
taking your meals wherever ynu please or
your convenience suits. Tie restaurant COM
nected with this establishment, is uusur-
passed by any in the city. and the landlord
will be found ever on the lookout for your
comfort.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10

Re- The Garter House" in this town is
now undergoing thorough repair. from 2arrct
to cellar, aud will soon be opened again to
the public, in condition equal to its best
days So far as we have noticed, the car
pentcrIng work is under the management Of
Messrs, SMALL and HECK, the plasterng by
j. w. GALLAHER, and the painting and pa
pcrlng by Dir. MILLER Of ShcpherLStown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10

TIE GROWING CnoP.-, The wheat through
out the county, is represented as looking very
unpromising. The genial sunshine of the
last week aud the rain Of Saturday it is hoped
will greatly improve the prospect Our
farmers generally axe making the most siren
uous Efforts to put out large corn crop, and
it is to be hoped none will give mp until they
have planted the last hill that labor and per-
severance can accomplish. In case of fail
ure OF the wheat crop, an abundant supply of
this latter cereal is tile only hope OF our pco-
pie from utter bankruptcy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10

tTs- We learn that Thomas WALDEN.
who was severely injured in shooting affray
with Mr.. ABRAHAM IsLER of this county.
early last week, is very much better and now
considered in Il fair way of recovery.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10

Ia" The April term Of the Circuit Court
of this county, commenced its sitings on
yesterday, Judge e. B. HALL, presiding
Those hrvirg business before the Court would
do we'll to note the fact
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10

SUDDEN DEATu.-On Sunday morning
last Mr.. RALEIGH MoLEN an esteemed citi>
zen of this county. died very suddenly at his
residence near CnionvilIe. lie had just risen
and was in the act Of dressing himself, when
the messenger came, and so sure was he of
the summons that he laid himself down and
announced to his wife that his time ha: come
In 4 few moments life was extinct.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10

THE PRESIDENTS PARTNER writer in
the Memphis Post who dates his letter from
Tuscumbia, Ala. says: q.
While Andy johnson is elevated to the high
estof.iee inthe ziit Of the people. John S. Nor
gan, his former partuer at t;Ieenyillc. Tcnnes-
see, in the tailoring bui-iues8 is living here,
plying his old trade, and occasionally trans
acting some business connected with his Office,
VIZ: Justice of the Peace 10 which be was but
recently appointed. The Squire says that he
was decidedly better tailor han Did Andy. and
thinks it passing strange that fortune should
snIite upon the inferior OF the two. aud eviuees
much surprise that Andy does not remember
him when he looks. over long list OF the iu
crative offices TO be I'll ed and with some en-
plasis declares il lie were President that,
notwithstanding Andyis inferiOrity as tailor,
he would make HIM second to none insthe.list
of his appointments Mrs, Morgan IS. the
Presidents own cousin, which fact also give
the Squire. good cause to complain OF h
old chum's strange conduct
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

PnEsBrrEnTNThe Winchester Presby-
terry of the Presbyterian Church, will convene
in this town, on Thursday, 10th inst 1t will
besa meeting of muchintercst, and bring to.
gether many ministers of high reputation in
the Church. Our citizens, doubtless, Ct all
denominations, will extend to them, and their
friends who may be in ATTENDANCE upon the
deliberations Of the Presbytery, hearty and
cordial reception. s-r, -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10

Ez5~ Among the new residents of our town
we welcome with pleasure the Rev Mr..
SHEPHERD. of the Baptist Church. He will
be able. VIC hope, in short time to have re-
fitted the church in this town of which he
was formerly pastor, so sacrilisiousIy ,efaced
durnr the NYnr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-04-10

CoNvocArIoN.-THis annual meeting of
the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Val
: ley, will convene in Zion Church in this town,
on tie 25th inst. 1t will be an assemblage
of much interest to the Church, and bring
together many of its most eminent divipes.