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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-28

30" Brownlow and his Legislature, ms
will be seen by the tclcgrapldc items, arc
getting into considerable Of q snarl. Not
being able TO get quorum present by any
other means, he has called on Gen. Thomas
for military aid in bringing up the Obsen-
tees that officer referred tho matter to the
War Department, and Gen. Grant instructs
him that he must, under no circumsia ices,
interfere in the political affairs of the
State.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-28
i. NJ. STANTON,


The Senate amended and passed the
House bill to revive the grade of General.
The House occupied six hours in the Rous-
seau-Grinnel case The resolutions offered
to expel Mr.. Rousseau were defeated, ~
against 49, Resolutions that Rousseau be
called to the bar AID be reprimanded by
the Speaker, were passed. Three gentle
men who accompanied Rousseau while
GAMING Grinnel were declared guilty Of
violation of privilege, and arc he brought
to the bar. Resolutions of the Committee
disappearing Grinnell's gross language in
debate, were laid upon the table
NASHVILLE, July l7.-No quorum in the
House, fifty members present. Williams of
Carter county was arrested by the Sergeant
at Arms and brought to the House and held
in close custody. Judge Williams issued u
writ of habeas corpus for Williams. Rcso-
luions were passed, authorising the arrest
of other refractory members.
AALIFAx, July 1.-THE Africa has ar
rived from Liverpool with dates to the 7th,
and Queenstown to the 9Th. The cotton
market on Friday was duh, and on Satur-
day the improvement was lost, caused by
an anticipation Of the failure of peace me-
gotatons. Sales 1000 bales. Middling
Upland was quoted at about lid,
Prussia and Italy have accepted the pro-
posed armistice conditonally. The former
retains its military position, and is TO be
supported by the countries occupied. Au-
stria is not to interpose her army in the
field. Italy is to occupy one fortress in the
Quadrilatcral
Vienna kilograms report good prospect
of an armistice for six months.
The Austrians continued to retreat with
out molestation.
The Prussians had advanced further into
Bohemia, and had also defeated the Bohe-
mians at Limsback. The people of Prussia
and Italy are said to be stroogly opposed to
the armisice
Severe fighting had taken place on the
frontier of Veneta.
The shore end of the Atlantic cable was
successfully laid on the 9th. The old cable
was tested, and found perfect.
JACKSON, July 10.
New YORK, July l8.-Cotton buoyant-
holders demanding an advance. Sales
1886 bales, at 3Sc. Gold 149S.
Thirty cases of sun-stroke reported here,
only few of which proved fatal Twenty
deaths at Baltimore, and fourteen deaths at
Philadelphia.
Anti-rcnt troubles have broken out agian
in serious shape in Albany county. The
Sheriff, in attempting to execute legal
process, was roughly handled; his deputy
was beaten and driven off. One hundred
soldiers start to the assistance Of the Sher-
if to morrow, to enforce the law.
WAsHINGToN, July l8.-The Senate pass
ed n resolution to adjourn on the 24th; also
bill for bridging the Mississippi river at
certain points, with an amendment requir-
ing that consent of the States on each side
of the bridge, be granted.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-28

one squat, ten n-f ~ tis sisr iNprl 81 20 tT the
tlrs' nnd " crnis ~ rrh additional iusftiion,
80 eur rhurig fr nnnn'uiung u cundidnir for
STAFF or DsiIici nnircs Is go. aud mt County or Pre-.
cinet onlcvs 81 30, payable invariably When the
announcement /. made,
no The above rates are tn legal tender Specie
receive NJ IL market value
30 In future We will charge the uanHl advertising
rate FIR all obituary uOtrcs, Mere announcements
" marriages and drath. will ho inserted gratis, ~
heretofore, bat !fihrn rwcod this We must charge
fof them
f5 Wheat, orproIncc NJ any kind that We ran
nAr aiken AZ lhe hest market price, for all dues TO
this office.
RsrJOH WORn of NIL kinds executed
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-28

CjTArJ181
HATEA NnYNNVIaINGI

WA ono cory Fsii'i The s'tirf ~ "frnch tlul II
zen nance, Tie nshtg, 90 "'fg tHoHr', 10 Accom-
lihy the order
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-28

- fbs r.fsa0lf N iaafs 49, N roli,
Gssrnfg NJ State. wifi 10 oand IN 10
dsys tipet i'fsenng rhe rfoels.onal VIZ
potatoes na' o ilrn pyef ihelf Offices 10 ma
newly elected onssp rllo iaieoeis N The
Appearance NJ Tho circular N Judge Hell
has prevented r. instructions from leing
carried Info effect In a largo portion " The
siatc, tho newly elected officers having
most generally been sworn In aud entered
upon tho discharge Of their duties before
the letter was received, We are Of q loss
10 conceive how The Secretary can Justify
his action In tho matter, II being In direct
opposition to the Proclamation Of Cover.
nor Hamilton ordering tho election, which
reads as follows;
I'm pursuance n The propisionS n he Or
din0Hcs Of The Constitution, ProrRig FOR he
election Of State, Disirici and County eGierrs,
The oGietrs elected shall AoH their rsspscticc
offices from tie date IF their installation 10 the
fret Monday in august 4. d. 1866, and
thereafter for The Jul term prescriJedbg iar.'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-28

Bel5rThc Houston Telegraph of the 18th
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13

U-oRDERs SOLICITED ca =,
G5-Dcalers and Druggists allowed I:beral dis.
count For prices and particulars address sole
Agent of the United States ~:
w. Corner Howard 4 Camden streets.
BALTIMoRE, Nov I, 1858. 't@':
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13
FAC Position OF tho President:

There WAS printed rome days since, q statement
OF Agate the well informed correspondent Of tie
Cincinnati Gasettr. on the position ofIhe Pr resident
The editor OF the indianapolis II raid referring there
to- Publishes the subjoin,d etrr:
=, wAsHIScr"N, D. c., January 80, 1866.
az Dear J"dge,--l enrlose herewith a marked
article called en- the President AMI asked him il
ne had seen and read il. lie said lls hal asked
nu a. 1t Correctly represented his views lie said
that It substantially did aad that lie had no material
criticism I" offer. He then went, OYER the various
points %: his P"cr, he had often done with me
meio[e al IN ham" with the views forth in
the letter of Agate.
You ''g"es> see in The Herald. thar he will sign
the suffrage hill will risk my future Irolti, al rx-
ts'rhce on his veto. When you see il Stated tina:
uere Is no rupture between him and the Radical.
q" not believe il. know better, aud thew know
be'ter, and are 0nlv whistling like boys n grave.
yard, to Keep up appearances
The President In;ks freely and tn ererhndv alike
and never held n conversation with him that did
NOT please me. He says that he does no, wish 10
Stem the hggreFs"r. hut tina he i'll meet all issues
that are made against his declared policy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13
VIRGINIA. ITEMS.

The dwelling house of Mr.. William c.
Smith, six miles from Fredericksburg, was
destroyed by fire On Wednesday night last,
eAHpt III O'Clock. 1t caught from q cooking
sssEc, the pipe Of which came too near the
wood work. Mr. S. and family barely es-
capped with their lives-at one time it was
feared that two of the children had been
burnt. All escaped in their night clothes,
losing their clothing, aud of course everything
else. There was no insurance.
The Lynchburg News states that more
than four millions of dollars of capital owned
BY citizens of Lynchburg have been invested
out of Virginia in consequence of the usury
laws. The owners could not afford to leud
money ut six per cent
On Tuesday last, the barn of James c..
ChildreSs, Esq, near Howardsville, Abe
ntarle, county, was burnt. 1t was valued at
about Sl2 QUO, and contained about 81 900
worth ofeOru, oatsi forage. &c. A freedman,
Wat Coles, has been arrested-charged with
burning the barn.
A few days since Miss Matted. Monta-
que aud Miss Rebecca Karnes, were fordng
Jacksons river, near Govington, Va, their
horse stumbled and fell, precipitating both
OF them in the Stream, which washed them
both down some seventy-6v or a hundred
yards, when fortunately for them the Rev.
Mr. Ryder being present, plugged in and
rescued the young ladies from watery grave.
1t was rumored last night thaS Lucius
Polk and Captain Wildwood, cftlie Spotswood
Hotel, who had an altercat.on the other night,
met yesterday and exchanged shots, accord.
ing to the code which obtains in affairs of
honor. Captain Millwood, it was further
more stated, received wound in the stomach.
~ tha
and no particulars could be gathcred.-Rich-
ntond Wig.
Mrs. Ann E. Kirby, of Richmond,
charged with the murder of her husband,
= as been sent to the lunatic asylum of Vir-
ginia, under an act lately passed by the Leg
isiature, as asked for by Judge Lyons. of tile
Richmond Hastings Court. The judge de-
cided from the testimony that she was insane,
and under the act she will remain prisoner
In the asylum until reason is restored.
! The Anniversary Grafton of the Socie>
ties, at the University of Va. will be deIiv-
cred on the 18th Of April, by Mr.. Garden,
of South Carolina, of the Jefferson Society
The celebration of the Washington Society
comes off Feb. 22d.
The Legislature has passed bill incor-
Porating the French Company, under the
name OF the Va. Canal Company. It is to
have a Capital of not less than $4,000. 600
nor more than s35,OOO,OOO 1t is to enlarge
and complete the james River and kauawha
Canal to the Ohio.
The Market House in Winchester was
re-opeued on the 3lst ult., the fl st regular
market since Gen. jackson evacuated the
sowu in March 1882
Mrs. Henrietta Honsucker, wife of
DanielJ. Hoosucker, of New Market, died
suddenly on Tuesday morning last, from the
bursting of blood vessel She was the
daughter of Juo. Shome, Of New Market, in
about the 42d year of her age, aud leaves Il
large family OF children to mourn over her
sudden summons to the unknown beyond.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13
Died,

Al his home, in Midcwey. ON Sunday. February
4'h. 1866 very suddenly, Mr.. HENRY SWIMLEY
!" the "'th year of his age. The deceased had
been sometime und,r tr' Gtment TOR throat,
and had bcem c"nvalcsceuI all day, but on taking
a 1opi"us drau Int of very cold %ntcr at 6 u'rnck
r Al, lac was sO"n seized with Epasu,,dic afFcc.
lion. which caused immediate suf;'ca tinu. NIedi-
cal aid was instantly secured, but all unavaiI.
ing N"pem can describe the distress of the widow
h' Jour daughters, md that only living SUN
sc"inS that not one month had passed since the
New Year was ush"rcd in by a hrFvv stroke which
deprived them of IhCir treasure, LITTLE JIMMY
"A II bic Ia't of seventeen years wlr,, the 5th
Of January, had fallen almost surItrhiy As the
father had NOW gone. H'w wonderful how lnys-
I"rl''us! yea, how distressing! the ways Of
Providence! especially with III" most cstimablc OF
characters ami with the nOSI harm NOUS Of house
h"ids Aud yet. rich Inertics mingled with
chasIiscImrmts On this U"CRsi"n, there wa gwe-t
s"i"cc t" sorrow. by many circumstances, by the
long reilnu' of mourning kindred; by the process
FiO" IN iul! rcgRiia, OF the Fraternity of Trium-
mar Lodge; and by the blended So eInnities of a
Christian Funeral and Masonic Intrrucnt-bUth
being conducted by the old family minister, who
had tor mnny years served the adioiHImg church,
previous Ia the pr"tracted exile from which he hal
but recently returned. L H.
On the 9th inst; in this place, Mr.. JUtH SELL
LERS. in 'hr It'd year OF his age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13
WHY THE ROBINS BREAST Was.RED.

tThc following exquisite little gem, originally
in the PaefeqfOr. Catholic jour nal, l.
from he pen OF Jas. r. Randall ,Esq:i ~
The GSo Saviour bowed beeesth nis, cross, -
And from the agonizine wreath
RIA Insny crimson riII
The brawuy Roman thruzt him ON
With unreleuting hand
Till, Stage ring slowly mid the crowd.
He fell upon the sand.
little bird that warblcd near,
That iinniemorial day.
Fitted nrrundiatNd stroye to yvren.k - ...s o.
One single thorn away;
The cruel sDike inIT AID lis breast. e.. N &.
And thus tie swcetIy said,
The Robin has his silver vest -.rr...
incarnadintd vita red.
All! Jesu! Jcsu! SON OF man!
My color aud my signs
Reveal tue lesson taught by this
Winged IshnacI of the skies.
], in the palace of delight,
Or cavcrns of despair.
Have plIckcd thurns from thy dear brow
But planted th"usn nds there!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13

. CRAzT.-Charitr would incline us to believe tina,
me H'o''"n' Etdi"a', BiacS Renuliran party in
the North and in Congress has gone crazy W. csn
n c"mnt t"r their insane movements uron no
ofhfr hypothesis. Negro uron The brain. /. what
mas set ihtm crazy. They think nf nothing else
TAX ct nothing else but the everlasting Ire+dman
whom they have now ruined, and who will n yer
again. l" Ibis country, orcuuy the hMrpy rosition
IN which Coils providence had placed him Usvin.
TORN MN from his comfortable cabin home: and
the kindly and supervision of his late mester
'heF would now induce him to believe IL possihle
that he was entitled and fitted to occupy the plscs Of
an intriIiPe sovereign That 3 The trouble now
The poor nePro'S des'infion and misery his want
o. bread aud cloth ny the subjects OF he
F"iic'"e "fhiS new found friends; they ve higher
o"J"clsIhhn these. They seek. in nppostinn tn the
manifest purpose OF Cod the Of the inferior
race to The dignity OF the superior race Well the
disease which "1cis them run on until i, kills
the" AS party, wh oh it certain sooner or later
do ~ -4'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13

-Chi"f Justice Chase and Associate Justice
"aEne concur in the opinion that il would he inn
proper to hold the Circmt Court in Virginia mil
Con"ress shall have had opportunitv to consider
and act nn7n The entire i"ci. The Circuit Courts
IN district under marital law car they saw act hv
the sanction AMI under the supervision Of military
powers and they cannot 'hi'k IL hrroues ,hs Su.
rr"' Court TO exercise jurisdiction under st ca COZ,
di:i"na. ~
-ii"rsrhel johnson, candidate f,r Vice Pres;-
u. Stephens have been elected u S. Senators from
Georgia. N'
ii ia said the Manassas Gap Pailrcad Companr
are maxim, Engagements To commence early in the
Spring I" rebuild the bridges the Road 10 liar
risOUhurg. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13
CAMPRELL & MAS0N.

A r E now receiving large assortment of Co.
"a l"gnes, Extracts. PUmades, liar Dye, Soaps,
Hair brushes. Infant Brushes, Tooth Brushes Nail
brushes Kidding nd Pocket CUmbs. Bibles, Prayer
B'"ks, Hymn Books, Photograph Albums. Envcl-
Pocket Pencils. Blank uks. Memo ran,Ium Rocks
lime aud children Books Also, FRENCH CAN
DIES, together with an assortn mt of School Book
" hich NC are determined to sell low.
December 49,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13
ATMOSPHERIC
COAT, OFT, GAS lamp

Its adaptation to Dwellings, Churches. Railroads
Steamboats,. Hotels, Stores, &c. il unsurpassed, in
shor. this invention brings the Iuxori 'us and bill
city country. 1t gives the liz ht o: ak foot Gas
Burner for less than one cent per hour. double
the quantity Of light OF the ordinary chimney lamp.
down tu taper-sh ten hnurs for cent. free
from smoke or smell; can c carried from room to
rom, the wind will not blow it out.
This light is destined to super-edc all portable
artificial light or chlmn lamps now in use thou
ga nGs Of them will find ady lie in every county;
no f.miIy that his light one evening iii gail,
be ammo cd with the chimney lamps: Thousands
of them will he used in Cities this light is one
half cheaper than Coal Gas, and much more pleas
ant to the eye. The exclusive agency for the sale
of this Lamp be secured in every county through
out the United States, and parties purchasing will
be supplied with the Goods at reasonable rates.
Agents for Jefferson County.
Feb a. Am. LEISENRISG SON = co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13
ONEBAKER'S
NERVE AND BONE yLISIM.ENT

WARRANTED TO CURE
RhCumatsm, Sprains. SwrlI.d Joint, Sore Throat
Frosted Feet, POlsuh, Old ores md ilries Fresh
Cuts. C"rns. Mumps. letter, Pains in the Limbs
aud Back, Swccny on Man or Beast. Saddie0r Coll
lar Calls, blst"InPPr, Scratches. Scion Horses
ard Mules and all diseases requiring aa external
remedy.
NERVE AND BONE LII >1MENT, will testify tina I
it Is the most popular Imminent ever Sold in n =
country and that il has :v"n pc feet
wherever it has been introduced, taking the place
OF all Others. -
This is strong evidence of its great powers in
removing Rhcunatisun. Psims, Swellings, &c both
on man and beast. No Liunrnt has yet been
made to equal this. IT only needs tria to prove
its great virtue. Every bottle wRrrcnted or the
money refunded. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
CLARKE COUNTY,. VIRGINIA.

CLARKE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THIS FARM, which contains THREE HUNDRED
i AND SEVENTY FOUR ACRES CffiSstduaIity
LIMESTONE LAND. lies immediately ON the
Turnpike Road Trading tr0m'W Winchester. TO Front
Royal and is d"sirahly iocatrd in every respect -
being convenient to churches. schOols ard lnilIs-
The improvements on the land are inferior. but
there is n abundance CT
EXCELLENT TIMBER,
consisting of Black Oak, White Oak and Hickory.
large aud never failing POND, supplies all tho
water that ID needed for the stock GU the Farm.
only because he has more land than lie Can ,cu!tI
under the present dcra ngcd systeLuof. labor
He will take FIFTY DOLLARS per arLc for :he
entire tract, aud the terms will be made acc0IIo-
dating. - r., =
For further information. ap~lyto. or address the
Editor Of the SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
Cha stuwn, Jefferson County, IA. ! --..'''
january %, lSCG-tf -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13
sroNEBRAKER,s HAIR RESTORATIVE.

This brilliant rrepar atm has gained iO- itself
an unhHuhded rrPuIstinn, VIII, r, yer it has been
used. For cleansing the head uf D.nd. Hf, ScmrT
and all Cutanc"Ls Aft .Ctiuns-nIways preventing
the hair from FILLING off, aud at the same time IN
king the hair soft Uly and glassv in appeara nee:
1t only needs trial to prove satisfactory To- all who
use it. Nov 81 iS65-6 ,n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13
WHEAT's NAIL STAGE

EAEES bcrryvIIc, Daily Sundays excepted)
~ arriving i'll Charlcstuwn III time to conmec I
with the train for HArpcr's Ferry, and all parts
EAST and WEST.
RrIurning-L'aves Cha rIcstown afte the arrival
oil the Cars arriving il BcrryviIc o'clock M.
Pass myers by this line will Je carried To nv par
of Clarke county without trouble or Inconvenience
to themselves.
E, brmarY IL. lS66-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13
.HIsQUITH & BRO.

: u y II Vo
HAVE just received the following, in Part Of =
: IL large aud complete stock for the HoIidHys:
PERFUMERIEs-
t..,.,s.,,,. an admirably selected ~.
s1:: CotooSEs, EXTRACTS, NToHT BLooH3S
tSc CEnsvs, PATeH, Wy. NEw MOwS AAT,. dc. =
PoMADES. SOAPS, &C
HaTiey . Dental Cream, Tooth Paste. oleats Q
Cocoa, Tor the Hair, Shaving Cream. Lin alive 20.
made. PhiIoc"me, White Pond Lilly GIycerine.
StSH?urt. Ponclne Brown Windsor, AImoSd Palm
Aoaey5 Bath. and other Soaps.
BRUSHES a.
Hair. Tooth. Flesh. and Nall Brushes. Or IN,
oest maze aud newest and PrcttieEt finish. ToIIs1
nnI FSck't Combs. Port FuIios, Packet Book,
Pen"' Pencils, and fine nRsOrtm en- OF Stationery.
{ FRENCH CANDIES. Gum DROPS. SC
These with many other things have zen brought
Christmas demand. Call and examine.
DC. l9, IS65.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13
THE NEW LIGHT.
Coal Oil Gas Light,

Nov exhibition at the store of LEISE ERlNG
IN SON &. Co, in CharIestown.
Artificial Eight of som sort Is universal
sty; safe, cheap AMI brilliant one, is a luxury !;
a luxury too only enjoyed heretI fore by those living
IN large towns Or cities where Gas is used Years
of study and thousands of dollars annually have
been spent by experiment. of different kinds, try
ing tOinvent and p-rfecta Burner or Lamp by which
Coal Oil coul. be burned practically without the
Tor and much desired object has at last been Gb-
tanned, and is styled the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL he sold at the residence Of the late James
w u. Gibson, Que mile north Of Charlestown,
On IKe1"csdny, February 146, 1850,
the following property:
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NITURE:
Beds, Bedding, Chairs, aud several good Stoves.
FARAING IMPLEMENTS
Including
Two rood Epur-horsc Wagons.
One GuOd tw,.-horse Wagon,
One good nnchorsc Wagon,
One Ok Cart. one Horse Cart,
One DuIscy Wheat Reaper,
One BIckman and Hoffman" Wheat Drill,
One FIRST class Wheat Fan,
Two IIIrshcar PIUu chs,
Four d IubLc Shovel PInughe.
Two Single Shovel PIuuShs,
Two IinTrOws, etc etc,
Also, Gear and Gearing.
STOCK;
Pvo good young NIuIcs,
-Four good Work IIOrscs,
Two two year old Colts,
Several good Mich Cows.
lot OF young Stock Cattle,
first class yoke of Oxen also, o.
Six head of Shutdown Sheep,
Thirteen head Stock HUgs-among them five
Brood SUws.
Also,
Scventy-Ffve Acres Growing Wheat,
and about IFS BARRELS OF CORN.
TERMS OF SALT credit Of elk months will
be giNcn"" II auIhs nf twenty 500 dollars. and
upwards. by giving bond with approved security.
4 The CORN will be sold far Cash. NJ property
y be removed until terms Of sn ie comc,I with
G. w. EICilELBERGtR,
%anu0ry 80, 1866. -4d1T
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13
Rats! Rats! Ra:s

RATS COME OFT Ut :"LIR HOLES TO DIE
Great Destruction of Plt=. &c,
il is Paste aud used on Bread
Every Box warranted d, al Shot.
No on" risks anything ia trying Il.
As it will dcstrOv all your
Rats, Mice ,Rptches, Ants, &c. ....
Or you can have your money refunded.
Try it. and 81 1t don't lay your Rats, &c.
You can get your money back. 10
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13

Az ADnorr RoBBEnY'-The NEW YoRx Times tells
the following;
A robbery which nearly paralIeed that Of The
Greenwich Savings Banks Porter came to light
SeSlerday at Police Trials. Inspector james LeUns
ard replying 20 the IUesIinn OF Mr. Charles S. Swn
as II whether during his twenty expe iruce
an Offictr he had heard OF ndrUit rob-
berry, said that he had. He had learned that u q
jeWeler's in Maiden lane, Monday afternoon a
maj selected tour gold watches and rendered a
thousand dollar hank note. The dealer examined
ihe note aud finding it genuine. naturally lett il
the counter While he went 10 bis safe to get cunge
for the purchaser. But s"ontr had The jrweer
gone to his safe than a man who had just driven up
Ia . coach dashed into the store and cHpI.ed IO
~ppon the purchasers wrists, and informed The
nESsd jeweIer that the prisoner had stolen ST, 900.
IuddenES discovering the ST. 900 and seiz-d it,
saying by my soul, ths Is the identical Lll'
then thrust it into :s pocket But said the jews
elrr, me has four OF my SH'Ch's.' ell SIR
ronded the pretender, : he may have any M
Der OF stolen watches, but /. an officer,
am not authorized ndj"dicn'e; only the
Jus.ic- can do that: shall hurry the thief to The
Tonlbs and il you apt at once and AXE the TACT
known, dare say Justice D"wling will give you tho
watches Thus ing, the fellow bundled his pri
Souer of into the coach Mt the door. The jeweltr
went 90 the Tombs and waiting IF cen minutes 3,
SueIt q rat and told his story TO Justice Bowling
and that mag Isirate romptly enlightened him 10
precisely what had happened.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-02-13

-I,iu stated that there is a division in President
Johnson's cabinet. Secretaries Seward, McCu!loch
snd Wells in favor Of seeenstEseti0D, and stand
With the Prssisest. aEr