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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-18

- Satrap John Pope discovered that tho
Mobile police uniform did not suit him, and
issued an order ioTbidding the wearing Of
uniform in imitation Of the one worn by the
rebel army. i Committee OF Couucilmen
was appointed to inform the knowing John
that the uniform in question vas in imitation
Of the New York Central Park police. We
should have supposed John better acquainted
with the New York police CoI.,nzJus Cyists.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-06-18

There is child in Montgomery county.
Va. which was christened "audrew-J Jackson
n-james-Buchanan- Raise-The-Flag-
end-Fire-The-Cannon Dobyns."
men are often deserted in adver
Wien then the sun sets, our very sha--s
refuse TO follow Us.
To form an estimate Of the beautr
bonnet, put face in it..
A man is never 50 apt to be crooksl
when he is in a straight.
No tune, it is said, Is SO popular, ~
hard to catch, fortune.
- Alabama epicuTss arg luzp1iaaing uPOa
green corn.
= Chicago has 1000 rats to every one Of
its inhabitants.
There were 273 deaths IN Cincinnati
last month.
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cJTNGTNG BOOKS; INSTRUCTION BOOKS
- Tor the Plano, Organ, Melodeon, Guitar,
Violin, &C., Music EOlioJ, binding and COM
mon; Music Paper; Blnnk Music BO0ksi
Hound Volumes OF Vocal and instrumental
MnSlC: Sabbath School and Church Music
Books at lowest Wholesale and Retail prices
al 77TiH VIM. H. SHEEB'S Music StoTei
jan8l No. lS9 Main ST., Wheatng, M.Na
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9 NeVs from Perm uLinimpo,rltant,
ForeiEn IntellIgence.
ai NEW York, April 22.-The Herald's
Berlin correspondent says:

NEW York, April 22.-The Herald's
Berlin correspondent says:
The members of the German opposi-
tion In parliament have achieved a
legislative triumph over Count Bis
marck by the vote rendering
the government amenable to the
representative body on all matters re-
lative to federal annexation. The vote
was very close, the Liberals carrying
their amendment 10 the tax levy clause
in the draft of the constitution
lby a majority of three only, but the
result augured badly 1.-THE fate OF the
new normal military budget Of Prus-
sia. South Germans naturaliZed as
citizens of the United States, are in dan
ger of being held to military. service
on revisItingt the States which have en-
tered into the now famous secret treaties
with Prussia, Bavaria, HWirtemburg
and Baden. '5'-'i f'5s t'f' - y -
The Herald's Constantinople cores
pondence says that France and Russia
have made grand movement to re-
commend the Porte government TO cede
Gambia to Greece, aud that the approach
towards unity of action In that direc'
tion was regarded as demonstrating
that England is likely to be left out o.
the consultation for arrangement OF tht
| affairs of the sick man.
The Herald's Mullfuger, Ireland, cor
respondent reiteratesy The assurance 9
the approach of another Fentan raid
far more extensive than that Of the 5ti
of March, for the execution of which
he says comprehensive plan is beini
arranged in London. Paris and Dublin
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From me Plains.

ST.. LOUIS, April 22.-The Denver
train was recently destroyed in ColoEa-
do desert, and two men drowned by the
sudden rain storm, which sent terri
bic flood down the narrow dehle IN
which they were camped.
The Democrats correspondent, with
Gen, Hancock's Indian expedition,
gives an account of a council held at
Fort Leonard on the 18th, between Gen.
Hancock and fifteen Cheyenne chiefs.
The council amounted to nothing, as
only part OF the chiefs of the tribes were
In attendance, and those present gave
but an equivoca1 reply to Gen. Han
cocks speech TO them! The next day
Gen. Hancock moved toward the Chey-
enne camp, and when about half way
was met by over thirty chiefs and war
riors, who proposed peace. That night
the whole tribe abandoned their village
leaving their wigwams, but taking
everything Of value. Gen. Gustav
cavalry were sent in purauit, but ha6
not returned when the letter closed
This indicates a Confede Grafton
tetween the Cheyenne and Siou1
Indians for evil purposes. Gen. Han
cock intended to burn the Cheyenne
/ village. .ElHlI'li'11F z7it"'Ui - ~.
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NRw@YoRK, April 22.-The steamer
New York brought the japanese Conn
missioners, who make q brief stay here
before going to Washington
A freight train on the Long Island
Railroad was smashed to pieces by
running OF the track near Juniata,
this morning, is consequence OF one oil
the rails breaking and being cauEht1n'
the running gear of one of the cars:
A large sale of city real estate TOOK
place to-day under direction OF the com
missioners' sinking fund "A very
high price was obtained.
The session of the Government Lie
saving Commission will last two or
three weeks longer. No decision Will
be made till the close Of the session.
EThe ExpfeSS has n fumor that the
steamer General McCullum and the
brig Nellie Hammond, which lett here
some time since for Tamptco, were
abundantly supplied with arms, and
had an unusually numerous crew. TIE
expedition is said to]bel under Colonies
Farrell and Smith, and on, landing In
Mexico, General Lew. Wallace Is to as
sumo command. Intelligence was re-
ceived here to-day OF the McCuuum's
arrival at Tamptco.
The French troops are outspoken, re-
gardlng Luxembourg ts- r7yt-7--.
The Journal Of ST. Petersburg says
that the sale Of Russian America will
be advantageous, and the commercial
interests Of both countries Will be pro
NOTED. 7ss-T .TrlEI!1E-,J1
Alarge meeting was held at Berlin,
at which it was declared that LuXem'
burg must not be separated from Ger
many. q u = = y . -,
Last night a man named ]. Thomp'
son, from Ohio, stopping at the Sher.
man House, Twenty-eighth street, died
Adyices from Rio Janeiro, state thai
between the 9th and Oath Of March, IL
deaths from cholera occurred IN the
little apital of Rio Graude de Sur.l :,
The great international home'and'
home match at rackets, between Nj
liam Gray.an Frederick Foulkes, thu
respective champion racket players Q
Great Britain and America, for FL GOO
, wasplayed today. The matchNis hom'
and home, the first being played here
and the second In Belfast, Ireland. Eact
match to consisto of the best ont observer
games, fifteen points up. Betting ever
and exceedingly heavy. Gray won tn
first game by ten, Foulkes the secont
lby the same number, Gray the third b!
nine points, and Foulkes the fourth AM
: ffth by two and three points respective
". During the playing OF the SKI
: game a heavy thunder storm came o.
/ and the play was postponed nnul 70
morrow, 80 t--'tH7ir.f - Z.
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From san Francisco,

SAN FRASo1scoy April 2O.-The Wash
inpton Territory Union Convention
Yesterday nominated Alvin Flanders,
delegate 10 Congress. 1 : & e 3 =. z .ri
A riot occurred among the .workmen
of the silver Bend Mining Company OF
belmont, Nevada, = ON the 18th inst.
The mob rode Garfield, agent Of the
company, on rail, and committed
other. outrages. In a shooting ahFay
during-the riot, twenty men were
Killed. Garfield escaped, unframed,
The ship British Consul, for Liver
ipool with IS, 600 sacks of wheat, cleared;
The Malabar, for Hong Kong, sailed
TO-DAY, She carried $40, 600 in treasure
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The report of. the arrest of the mem
bers of the Congress by Mosquerf was
unfounded. The two branches of gov
eminent were working together harmo-
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ARRIVAL Of tho Bremen.

!, NEW. York, April 22.-The steamer
Bremen, from Southampton, on the
9th, has arrived. r
The Paris correspondent Of the LON
don Times gives the rumor that Mar
shal McMahon has been sent for; that
die French Government sent an ener-
petic note to Prussia on the 1u1embnrg
question, and that certain officers OF the
staff have been sento mission TO the
Rhine: The people believe that france
is drifting into war. There is genera!
Stapnation of business, and the spirit of
commercial and industrial enterprise
Is especially paralyzed. The Standard
a raWs the conclusion that 1LuXemburg
must be evacuated by Prussia, or that
after a brief delay there will be war.
Most strenuous efforts are being made
10 supply the French army with breech
lloadefs; one hundred and fifty thou
sand are ready to be served out Within
month, It Is reported also that tn 19
army of Lyons has been ordered 70 9 1sl.
itself in readiness. Notwithstanding
these rumoYs and panic for the time on
Bodrse, the MARQUIS Monster on theSth
stated BY order Of the Emperor to thu
/ French Legislative body, that the gov
| eminent has only been brought to th'
TRANSPORTATION of the LuxembnFg ques
ton through a desire for Cancellation
and peace. .ts.fss 30 r's
The French government is dispose
toiexamtne the question in concert viii
the great powers, and believes there
fore that peace cannot be disturbed.
There was u panic in the Londol
stock exchange on the Sth. The fHnd
are all lower and several description
OF stock unsaleable.
The Vienna Gazette declares that tn
reports of the AusIrian-Prussian al
lance are unfounded. f's
The Patrie says that the rumors {
the military measures by Prussia az
totally incorrect. 45gsHl-s5i.l
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.nARKETs nT TELEaRAPn.
- INV. YoRK. April 2.
KEaulAR REFoEI.r -
-uncbsnaed: Eales 80 bales up

Corrox-Unchaneed; sales 800 bales up,
FFIIooTTfE2Reoeipts 4.9i2 bills market dall;
common 5@lOc lower sales 30 d. eAsGt i.
western at SI2 30, and Sl4 5yifor sn Nags
Sl1alS 10 for shipping brands e4t5! I0a5a
ho0p OhIOi and Sl3 O9l4 IS for ILaoe 1I,enasi
market closing heavy C91Lto44'A S0eAAE-
Firm: sales sacSs at SIS 509lb a. = t.-4i-H
WHIsRY-Onieta and unchanee1. .l..st Z
/ GRATs-W6eat-Reeelp tS nome market
dHii and dropping; sales 15,Og0 bu white Call-
4,fS a SSES SIX. Rye-Quiet and steadyi
So1s : IN IN western at 81 b03 l5S and go bu
Ststs n Sl6S, BaTley-Qutet; sales 9,q0 hu
- TTnHed State at q lO9t71S 3aE1ey Aialt-
wi c,orr ERecelpts 6J8 buS market I92c
bstter and fairly qqtIyes IL put fog sEpO
| sSiAsisS0GO pu at 81 529l IS for mixed western
IN stnre: 81 8SlZ9l Is f0f DO a1loati u 81 loI
4 eastSrn Yellow in store and 81 q for southern
/ yeIIoJY Hfioaf OaIs-ReeetptS 30 bpi mar
/ IN stsS3y. aies S9000 b1i a 7t96e fnt west
4 eFn and 7paSOc for state. ,,,,....
Stock INgWAREFoUF neat " Igle pu
4 Corn i. ls5 ga bu; Oats. 672 6ui Rye 20
T2se9i Met 5 4S s4 w. -
RTcSGouiet At 1f9Ilef for Carolina.
i Steady with fair aemands sales Y binds g. g
ll0RlfILS f0r Cuba and llSzo for Porto hioo
Molassas-FiFm; sales go thhds S1eesi 2
Il a oiss oaI,et at sass5e ior nav. ~ - 8
II PFTRoEFUN-Dull; 16c for crude and "a
II1S foT reflned in bond.
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sr. LOUIS, April q. 1.-The Mayor and
City, Comptrollerrthaveia arranged with
the National Bank of the State of Mis-
souri, for a Temporary loan Of SEQ, 600,
which Will enable the city to pay inter
est on her bonds due In July and Au-
gust, and also meet all other obltga-
lions. This loan was considered neces.
sarv bv virtue of law in the assessm tent
bv which the city now receives taxes
IN November instead of June as
heretofore. The State banks have al
been made agents Of the city for the
sale of bonds and repositories Of city
monies. MI o. - .s-.5 -..l.-. %. u y -
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Eire

TOLEDO. April GA fire last night
destroyed five frame buildings on
and near the corner of Summit and
Jefferson streets, occupied by q. H. =:
Eddy, Druggist; r. j. Lent, saloon, g.
Faus, clothipgJ j. De- Crenlaq5 SRuc-
ton and com mission merchant, J. DoeEf
ing, tailor. Loss estimated at $4,000.
Insured for about IS, 900.
David smith, an old and esteemed
citizen, was shot by burglars ON Satur-
day morning, and seriously wounded.
The Schooner Republic, from Buffalo
arrived on Saturday night being the
first arrival this season from that port
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observation-disclosures with fair; de
tnanS: MES ) $50 Ibis ii 81 6212 ~ 81 for new
mes slSS1ns g S29 s. cash go 759 tOS OLD
mess also 80 bhls new mess ~ 81 T89 Is, |
! ss s6ieTl Snd puyer May. Beef-FiTmeFi sales
Hsm Se III e pEsyiSSs pES sse
and heavy: sales 80 package at sSka9Lc for /
shoulders and ls@1S35Se toE hamS BSeon-i
beFland cut: l19&9ll3so for s6orf ribbed and |
l21<c for short clear. Iard-EIImerwith fair |
demand: sales 1850 hbls at 12zE9lsIISSc for new;
also $50 kegs choice at 1870.
p BUTTER1Qniet and steady. =, - ~
CHEESE-Dull and unchanged. sl-1sf-f-
LATEST MARKErs-SP.N sas
FIoUR-Very dull and 59lOc lower on
common grades, and quiet and steady for
good and choice grades lGfzt BIZ zr5IU
(3RAIN-WheRt-Qun and nominally low.
err; No, 2 spring g 6042 60; No. spring g 20
tdSTE winter red aud amber SS93 SQi white
s. 4aS SIS white CaIilTna y EI5Sse: I'VE
unchanged. Corn-FatEly active and nrmeI;
81 So in store, and 81 8t9l 3i1S for shipping
mixed western. oats-Steady at 7l@16c for
PRoyIs1oNs- PoFk-Markets steady; sales
1910 6bls new mes at S22 81 reEhlar and
S29 90 cash closing buyers at S22 9ieS regular
and sellers at S2295. BeeEQuiet and hrnl.
Cut Meats-Dull and nominal. Bacon
Quiet at l0ls for Carnberland middles. Lard
SA@-A4 : - :. --... s
7r7ir- ~ 'ei & DRY GOODS"
In cotton goods the market declined in
prices Of unble8ched sheetiOgB as follows
Atlantic A 201S; do II and PActflo Extra and
| II 9J: IaYTeIica @ IS: Stark a 10; Augusta
other fabrics but little change, tendency
| DOWN. ards % -ti
=. - -, = C,toSIi,,,, m 1o,.s
90, MuNEH-o .pSt-Sent ' teAtA4S' w 10y %
4Vs24. :. q, J =. ,,,r,,.,,, $50 ma
SSSHt MI ~ sS SaS IT7iS.
~! y, ty'IS QSi lei ,.eIit,1
i9"3yyh = 'Sst -SS S
lOo1Si otnets AVSlaS "O74'=
$50 p. M.-Prlces American Gold lSs1S9
| 1884,. r Ill Fffasi L. x iliItI ~. . u
| SToCRS-OhIo certificates 22S@221siC Canton
2@425<:Cumberland 2Ix32S; QutclI Allver ~
929; Mariposa preferred Q@20I: Western
Union Telegraph 61<@3554; New York Cen.
trail 98k996L%; Erie 581S9561<i Hudson ~
Rock island $50; Northwestern 8I8SI11SS; az
preferred 5IIS@5& Fort Wayne BIZ.
BoEDs-BorderS State Bonds generally dul
and lower; Tennessee e&. coupons 6lSaI oS St
n YeS o<1a' Nofln ''t'o'At '-|'
StSSS. i1 AEj.nsIia :, a1t,u st,ayas 6tiil and mn
chs T9e[i ~ - s@G,fTfs : 5IT7
Ss1S STstJI,, ESt1AI,ya T1iDher. PanIfic l251
9l26' Atlahue soG5e'.' 7lstt,t --F3
lsiI al 1rdt 10 CtneAnnntls mon
APRIL 22-FLoUR--FiTIn with a gOoc
local demand, prices UNCHANGED; trade brand
GRA1E-Wheat : NORMALLY unchanRed
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south American News. | /

! NEW YoRK, April 22.-The steamship
New York has arrived from AspinWall,
with 81, 9l7 ,9l8 in specie.
She reports that the steamship Amer
lea, from San Francisco for San Juan
del Sur, with 400 passengers, for New
York, put into Acapulco, March 2Sth,
short OF coal and with u shaft broken.
AS she could mot obtain coal at that
place the Captain entered a protest and
proceeded to sea, contrary to the advice
of the American Consul, running prob
ably for ManZilla, where he hoped TO
obtain coal. =s-.... - - =
Panama dates to the 18th: The Star
and Herald says two Spanish war yes
sells recently crulzing near Santa Mar
tina in. quest of the Peruvian prtvateer
Rio, formerly the. American steamer
r. r. CuYler. 7sT5 ,1Jt. dfol
The report of the arrest of the mem
bers of the Congress by Mosquera was
unIounded. The two branches of gov
eminent were working together harmo-
Adyfces from Chilli state that the
question OF peace or war still remains
unsettled, butt was to be either truce
or mediation of the United States. II
was thought that tie Spaniards would
not make another wRrlike visit to the
Pacific Qualifications. At Valparaiso
they still work with great assiduity,
and .theY have received the approba'
ton from a distinguished engineer
They make no progress in ships Of war
however. The vessels purchased in the
United States fall more into discredi
every day. aa4ls.s' ~.
A new gunno island has been dis
covered, eight hundred miles from thu
News from Peru unimportant.
The MercurIo of Lima says: Admira
Tucker of the Peruvian navy tenderet
his resignation on the 18th of March.
The steamer Meteor was handed owe
, by her captain to the government o
Peru at Callao, and placed under com
mand of Captain Jones Of the Pernvial
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-wAsH1s6ToN, april 22.-The state
ments, that the exPediti onfor the e1plo-
Tatiou Of Russian. America, being or
ganized at the State depaFtmentstare.
prematurs and erToneoGs: 100
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CARD.
Meat and Provision Store.

W. w 1eTt an Main street. Centre
IIhseSInG- onSosjis Reed a. Kraft's Drug
store, a Aeht aud Provision Store, where
viii be found Beef Mutton, PoE5, ~ 81 ,se1
S1rEt quality, Also, Provisions OF all KINGS
in crsai variety and abundance.
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RA1r1MoRR April 22.1The condition
~ Bishop Spalding is much simproyeds
S1t5 IIaiS now considered out OF dRn5
80 l55il3l5y3 y .=.F-s49 rAilA
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NEW ;;NEV5YoRI1: April % The Feniaps
seTanad9d General Hale Saturday
niRht in comPlfnept Of his adv ocaey 81
tRs resolutions of sympathy for
strnRRiinR Ireland at the last session al
ConEFess. The General responded in
an eloquent speech inlayor Of untyer-
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REPARATORi CAPLIL. unaa
TSoR RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
II heads iron whatever cause u may have
fallen Quit and forcing growth OF hair upon
beard to grow upon the Elnoothest face 10
rom i've TO eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in from two 70 three months. a lew
Ignorant practitioners have aSseTted tnat
there b nothing that win force or hasten the
growth OF the hairor beard. Their as''srt On
are false, as thot1saEids OF living VIM
ffrOm their own e6peIlencel can bear w
ness. But many win say, how are We t9 y . n
tinguish the genuine from The spnilg - Z n
certainly Is dIElCult, as nine.Lent SSi3F
different Preparations advertised loE "a Won
and heard are entirely wort - ifsISse
may have already thrown ~ ~ sl5e ~ IA ~
amounts tor Their puEchl1 ~! II xy,fiI
would say, Try the Reparat 9s "A s5ls tsiiles
cost god nothing unlees ~ v6Sir EDrutfttst
does NOT keep it, ss3a a = with 4 rs-
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q LIVERPOOL, April 22-Noou.-Mar-
kets generally closed. Cotton, very
irregular and nominal. Corn, firm.
LoNDoN5Aprtl 22.-stock board and
markets are about closed.