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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-08
NEW JEWELRY STORE.

THE subscriber would most respectfully an
4 nouncc to the citizens of CharIestOwn and vi
cinity, that lie has opened splendid assortment
OF Watches and Jewclry, including, in part,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
of various grades all of which will be warra ntc az
represented; ALAG Jcwelry of all kinds, ouch as
GOLD SETS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS,
SPECTACLES, EYB-GLA SsES.
in Variety and in fact every thing usually kept in
store Of the kind. ! would Iso announce that ]
have secured the services of competent workman
on wHtchcs.and repairing jcweIry. that all V no
may want hing done in the fine of repairing
it done in tho MOS: wOTkmanIike s.yIe and eli
work will be warranted rcprescnICd. ! would
therefore AJAX a call, as I am determined to suit
pun chascrs and please all who may be disposed to
Patronize me: Room the one lately occupied by
Mcintyre and RaIIstOn.
Sept. 1, IS66.-1y. L. DlEKIE
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NO TRAvELLERs.s
RGIFIAI0RE & OHIO RAIIR04iI
REoPENED.
81

ts ,lz.al-15lzl4
5TNHfS GREAT NATIONAL. iTHORoUGAFARE
4 isagain open for
8 FREIGHTS AND TRAVEL.
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are being re-,
placed by NEW RUNNING STOCK with ali re l
cent improve melltss aud as the Bridges aud Track
are again in Substantial Condition the we'll CART
reputation of this Road for
SPED, SECURITY AND CONFORM.
wlI be more than sustained under the res orranisa-
aon OF its business.
In addition 10 the nneqd1lled attractions 6fnatu-
RAJ scenery heretofore conceded TO this route,tI.a
recent Troubles upon the Border, have assOcia I'D
numerous points on the Road, between the Ohio,
hlveE aud Harpers Ferry, with painful h0tinstfncs
CORRECTIONS
AZ the Ohio River, with Cleveland and PittsburrS
central Ohio, aud Marietta and Cincinnati Raiis
loads; and through them with the Whole Railway
System Oh the Northwest, CcnIFal NJest and South
Wcst; At HarPcrs Ferry with the Winchester
ROAD, AtWashingtOn Junction, with The wash
1ngton braTch for Washington City aud the Lower
PStSlnac AT Baltimore with seven daily traiuR for
Philadelphia ard New York
IMO DOLLARS additional on Through Tickets
70 baIlnote or the NOrthern Cities give the prir<
"tSs 9 IIs!tinS WASHINGTON CITY en- lotEte
Ihis IS the ONLY ROUTE by which passcnrer-a
can procure through IickSts and tlrouRk C6sskS ~
WASHINGTON CITY.
L. NJ. COLE, VIZ SNTITu
Baltimore. ton. Baltimore.
June 5, 1866.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-08
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY.

III ENRY DUNN, at his establishment on Mnip
IL street, adjoining he Drug Store Of Campbell
and Mason Ia prepared to furnish the people Of
Ch*Fiestown aud surrounding country, with every
article In his line "f trade, at the shortest notice.
and at the most reasonable prices. From his long
practical experience in the business, and deter
mination to give satisfaction he feels warranted in
making the assertion, that those who call upon him.
Will have neither necessity inclination to go
elsewhere. His intention is to keep up a complete
and perfect assortment of
CAKES, CANDIES, NUTS, RAISINS, ETC.
to which he invites with confidence the attention of
all who W ish to purchase articles of this cIIss He
IL es not deem ncCessa, TO cnumerate further az
glance at his place will attest the truth of what he
states.
He will also keep on hand abundant supply of
FRESH BREAD, made Of the beat flour, nd baked
in the best style BY strict attention to business
he hopes to retain the patronage of bis old friends
HIM call.
Sept. II. HENRY DUNN
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poUNDToP HYDRAULIC CEMENT for a. II
IL by RANSON T. mr. III TA'e
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-08
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

TTNHE partnership heretofore existing in the MGR
camille business between the undersigned ls
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The bust
ness Will be continued by ED K. GRADY, fer
whom we ask liberal patronage.
Persons owing accounts or notes are requested
tocal at once and pay off either the I'M
dersigned, as the money is badly wanted
JOHN II. STRIDER;
EDW. K. GRADY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-08
BALTIMORE PRICE STORE!
OPPOSITE BANK BUILDING.
H A R L E S TOW N, VEST VIRGINIA

OPPOSITE BANK BUILDING.
H RI E S TOWN, WEST VIRGINIA.
A
MAJORITY of those who read newspapers never
even give u hasty glance at business advertise
ment, and if
NJ N
actually has choice variety of goods which he is
selling at the lowest Baltimore prices it hardly pays
him to publish the fact. Therefore, have
FOUND
it best to simply invite every body to call aud ex,
amre my stock and prices before pure chasing else
where, aud to say but little in regard my ability
aud determination to make 1t advantageous TO
those who not
DEAD
TO their own interests, TO hny their Dry G 7ods,
Fhrcy Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps aud Read v
Made Clothing
IN STOWN,
AZ the BALTIMORE PRICE STORE, opposite the
Bank Building
would respectfully request my frie' DIS to give
call. j. GOLDSMITH
baltimore Price Store, opposite Bank Building.
Novcml er 81, 1866.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GO0DS!!
NJ. BEHREND,
At the Old Stand Opposite Campbell DC
Musom's Drug Store.

WISHES to inform his customers that he has
w received his FALL GOODS.
The Stock iscntirely new, and selected with great
care to enable me to compete with any Baltimore
House. CALICOES. from l5 to 25 cts per yard, fast
coEors; Brown and BlCaChCd Muslin from Is to 30
cents. Dc LANES and other Dress Goods at Balti
more prices; Alpaccas and Merinocs al prices to
Hickory at reduced prices.
The Stock Of FANCY GOODS and HOSIERY is
too extensive for enumeration.
have also received all the latest STYLES in the
MILLINERY LINE
HATS, FLOWE Frs, FEATHERS, RIBBONS,
and other articles belonging to that trade.
A lso, n well selected assortment of
ii o Z s,
For Men, Boys. Ladies and Children, which offer
at baltimore prices. Also Mems and Boys HATS
OF newest styles and low prices. The Stock o
READY MADE CLOTHING
and Gents Furnishing Goods is well selected md
made of the best materials aud in the la test styles
In prices can compete with any house in the Uni
ted States. NJ BEERESD
October ., 1866.
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Panca!hartIcOni2cd
o1d Rye whzsEez

01-I purity has hrcn fully tested as per the an
nc1cd certificates of analysis:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-08
Curious Statistics.

Some statistical genius declares that 'smore
money is expended in the United States for
cigars, than for all the common schools in the
country"
a wag, who is undoubtedly a lover of the
weed, seeing the statement going through the
papers. gets off the following:
at has been estimated that the cost of
washing linen that might just as we'll be worn
two days longer, amounts to enough in this
country to more than defray the expenses of
the American Board of Foreign Missions
''The expenses of buttons on the backs of
our coats, where they are no earthly use, is
equal to the support of all our han asy-
lums.
at is estimated that the value of old boots
thrown aside, which might have been worn
at least day longer, is more than enough to
buy flannel night gown for every baby in
the land. Also, that the cost of the extra
inch on the fall shirt collars Of our Young
men, is equal to the sum necessary to put a
Bible in the hands of every Patag on;an
giant"
"A Southern Editor is indignant at the
declaration OF Halls Journal of Health that
husband and wife should sleep in separate
rooms, declaring that Dr. Hall can sleep how
when and where he pleases, but for himself,
he intends to sleep where he can defend his
wife against the rats and ali otl er nocturnal
Toes long as he has got Que to defend
Two country attorneys overtaking a
wagner on the road, aid thinking tc crack
joke on him, asked why his fore horse was so
fat and the rest SO lean! The wagouer,
knowing them to he limbs of the law. ar
'swered: THAT his fore horse was LAWYER.
and the rest were his clients"
An Irishman was asked what was his
religious belief "Ist Inc, bedade, ye'd be
the widow Brady: owe her twelve shil-
lings, and she behaves I'll never pay her, and
faith that's my belafe, too"
3 = a. clock is said to have the least self
esteem of any article Of manufacture. as,it. is
constantly running itself down and holding its
hands before its-face, however good its works.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-08
GROVESTEEN l. CO.,
PTANo-FoRTE1
M Al U FACT Frs.

LII IA IN ~ r "a ~ Il y h Ii h =
4J9 broadway, .............. New York.
THE attention of the Public and the Trade ia in
L vited to our New SCALE OCTAVE ROSE
WOOD PIANO FORTES, which for volume and
purity of tone unrivalIcd by any hitherto offer
ed in this market. They contain all the modern
improvements, French Grand Action, Harp Pedal,
Ioa Frame, Ovcrsrung Bass, etc. land each instru-
mcnt being made under the personal supervision
of Mr. J. H. GROvEsTEEN who has had practical
experience of 80 years in their manufacture
fully warranted in every particular.
THE GROVESTEEN PIANO FORTES' RE-
CEIvED THE a WARD OF MERIT OTHERS
AT THE CELEBRATED WoRLD's FAR.
Where were exhibited instruments from the best
makers OF London, Paris, Germany, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Boston and New Yo.lk and also at the
American Institute for five successive years. the
gold and silver medals from both of which can be
seen at our ware rooms.
BY the introduction of improvements make a
still more perfect Piano Forte, and by nanufactu.
ring largely with strictly cash system, are cna-
bied to offer these instruments price which will
preclude all competition
TERMS-Net-Cashi n-Current Funds
DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULARS FIsG.
October ., lS66-3m.
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.
Removal.

d EZIN SHUGERT avaiIs bimscrfo f tLis ,,.,,;,,r,
II OF infoI ming the people Of Jefferson and Clarke
counties, that having removed from his old stand
to the shop adjoining HE residence nearly OpDoEit
the Valley Bank building he will there conduct the
SADDLE AND HARNESS BUSINESS,
n all its various branches, and is prepared to exc
cute all orders in the best STYLE soT notice and
at Unreasonable prices. He intends 10 work none but
the best material that b. procured. and as he
personally suPerintends every piece Of work exc.
cuted in his Shop, these who favor him with their
durable work done. =
He has hand, for sale, q 6ne lot Of SAD.
DIES, of exceJli mt mate fiaL
He viii repair Wagon, carr'agsor Buggy HAIR
mes rs At Fv short notice ~ ,1I,rs
take" in exchange for work, or bought for CASH
at the highest market rates.
entire satiEfaotion. = 49,
April II, Is66-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-08
STOVES AND TIN WARE.
Slows! STOVES"
TINNARE. STONES. AM

SHEET-RoN ESTABLIsEMEMT.
ON MAIN STREET, CuARLEsTOwN.
THE undersigned have on TIA nd and are constant
\ ly manufacturing at their TinwaTe stove aud
description Of wy
CULINARY WARE,
usually found in their line of busDess mad. f ,L
pest material and by experienced workmcn. The
usCtuI article known to the house keC per and any
ar.tIe called Tor or any amount Ui Goods desired
can De furnished with dispatch.
AIMING their stock of TIN Ware may be found
BUCKETS of all sizcs co FEE POTS Of the most
approved patterns. .CuIcudrTE, Spita, StcstnrT1
Cake Screws. Cake Cutters, FIsur boxes. psttv
pans OF various patterns. Basins Chamber ware
Ware. Their stock Of
SHEET-IROE WARE,
Go.nPrises every article in the Culinary nd House-
- t q " - "a
s;%t T7 &C. every variety Of WOOD end COAL
ing approved PATTERN
virginia Star. sizes for Coal. Old d .n,frion. 4
Wood Extension top Mt Vernon winona.
and boiler top; Defiance Eirg, sizes Scot,bnIan
Cook, sizes, Cottnger, 3sizes. Coal; vcsprT star
dintor, sizes, Coal Magic Temple, sizes. E,r
Wood Laura, sizes, W"Od. Also, ParIor, Star
COttagcr and FraDkIiD, all sizes.
Possessing every facility known to the busin.ss
they"re prepared + execute with the utmost pron,p
ness, all kinds of -
BUILDING AND jon WORK,
lin Roofing linking ard Scouting done 10 order
and in the beet manner. ~ -
Merchants deziroEs Of rer ienisLin their stock Of
Tin or Sheet Iron Ware, will find il TO their advan
tnge to deal with them. They will make a liberal
discount to merchants when articles A-C bought bv
the quantity. They will also take in exchange L;r
I'm ware Rage, 8ceswax. Wool, shtt pskins, Beet
HiGSE, Old Copper. Old Brass and Pewter.
Thankful for past fhvOrs aud it'll determine ton
TO melt the increasing patTO Of the cCmnunit
we respectfully solicit call from all no desirs
purchasing any article in line Of business.
Terms are such az cannot fail 10 pleass.
Oct 2 laG6. MILLER & SMITH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-08

% AIsQUI BRO, Main street, Charles
county for these pills. Merchants and otbeE, del
string them on consignment or otherwise can be
supplied by applying to them VI
October 2, IS66-3in
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POETIGAL..

n
TRIP hIGHTI
Trio igiitly over trouble,
zip ilshtly over wrong.
NNesonty make grief double
yelling on il long
= Why clasp woes hand 40 Gghtlys
Why sigh DER blossoms dead.s
Why cling to forms unsightly!
Wbysnot seek Joy insteadS
Trip lightly over sorrow,
Though all tie day be dark
The sun may shine Tomorrow,
And gaily sing the lark
Fair hopes have not departed,
Though roses may have fled;
T.lcu never he down-heartcd,
But lot K for joy instead.
Trip lightly over sadness
Stand not TO rall at doom;
We've pearls to string ot.gladness
On this side of the tomb;
What stars are nightly shining,
And the Heaven is overhead,
Encourage not repiuimg,
But look for Joy instead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17
Tho Jurisprudeuce Of Insanity.

The following fact may be depended
upon, having been reported to us by the
respectable officer referred to-:
A country Schoolmaster came one day
to DR.. -, physician to the P Lunatic
Asylum, and requested to be admitted to
the establishment, as he felt himself going
wrong in the mind. The Doctor told him
he had not the power to do so, as it re-
CURED an attestation from two medical
men and two neighbors, and also the
sheriff IS warrant. The man pressed his
request, and remarked that he believed
the doctor would accede to it if he knew
the extremity Of the case, "for," said he,
" l feel great inclination to suicide
"That is very bad" said the doctor.
Nay, more," added the man 81 con
scarcely refrain from numbering my fellow
creatures, especially when see any weapon
lying about. Ny inclination is then to rush
upon the person who may be nearest to me
and destroy him."
DR.. - bethought him, with feeling
Of painful alarm, "Why this poor man
may use his knife against any child that
may come up to get pen mended at his
desk.''
The man continued "Any one in my
way at the moment, feel inclined to sac
ritice. 1t might be man passing me on
the road, my wife sitting at dinner, Or G
CHILD coming up to haze pen mended.
DR.. - then saw it was an urgent case
indeed, and next day had the proper steps
taken to get the applicant admitted. He
at first got worse in the asylum, but in due
time recovered completely, SO as to be
able to resume his duties.
The judges have no test of insanity in
criminal cases besides the question: "Does
the cuiprit know right from wrong" This
Schoolmaster evidently knew right from
wrong, since he felt horror at his own indi-
cations, which were yet SO much beyond his
own control that he bad to put himself
under external restraint to prevent them
!Deing followed. Now, how does the
Judges, test apply in such a case Had
n .ne schoolmaster killed pupil would it
s not nave been evident that he knew right
.'0NA wrong And yet was he not just as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

SIGNS AND WoNDERs-THREE SUNS
ARISE AT ONcE.-A gentleman who ar
rived in the city yesterday from Lee
county informs us that the people of that
section were thrown into great panic and
paralysis few mornings ago by the Won
derful spectacle of three suns rising at the
same time. The central orb was encircled
By beautiful rainbow and surmounted by
the fragment of another Iris which ex-
tended on either hand above the attendant
suns. The two surplus suns were, of
course, but reflections Of the bona .tide sun
on the clouds, and after briefspace these
suddenly dissolved and vanished, leaving
the real Sol solus.
But the people of the county, who had
never heard Of SO strange phenomenon,
were satisfied that the world was on the
crumbling verge of extinction, and that
the hog business, in which they are so
largely interested, was about to expert
ence thorough and final prostration. The
spectacle is said to have been sublime and
splendid beyond description, and inspired
admiration even in the breasts Of those
who regarded it as the portent Of awful
supernatural developments. Lynchbmg
Republican.
These were sun-dogs of course-well
known to Governor Wise and sailors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17
prrEnsRpRc, December l6, 1867.

PETERSBURG, December l6, 1861.
Tho early advent Of winter, together
with it's extreme severity, very naturally
compels one's attention TO the condition OF
the Door. Accordingly have made some
;nouiries in regard to the amount OF oes-
titution at this time, and learn ttiaI IL eA-
cee6s ANYTHING hitherto experienced IN
~. o;tv and that it even prcvalls 10
srnat ortant in many parts OF the country.
a. Coy,unon Council is doing everything
, Un COW 70 relieve the suffevings Of those
..:.,nd 20 tbeir assistance but the means
~ the citv arc limited, and 1t is almost
;n,nossi,,le 10 reach many deserving cases.
The noorhouse is filed almost to its full
nac;,v and there are a number Of fami-
s;ns :, town who receive such aid as can
he Afforded. These are continually on the
increase.
The number for the month Of November
was about Is per cent. more than that for
October and it is believed that this rate
Of increase will continue from month to
month till the return Of mild weather. AS
the cold weather began to come on the
influx of co,ored persons from the sur
rounding country was gradually augment
ed. many of them applying for help. Those
moi entitled to it were Of course sent back;
bnt in most cases they soon returned, pre-
ferring to live in the city on any terms
rather than take their chances in the
country.
For several years during the rigorous
season tho Soup-llouse has been well sup
por.cd-moStly by private subscription
and it has undoubtedly been 4 most useful
institution. Within day or two, as
learn, efforts have been made to revive it,
but with what success is not yet ascer-
tanned. 1t is, however, in good hands,
and it will hardly be suffered to fall
through.
:. l can hear of nothing being done by the
Christian Association, If in fact there IS
any such organization now in existence.
From the first its vitality has been rather
feeble, though it is but fair to acknowledge
it has done some good, for which it should
have due credit. But it is matter Of some
surprise that in city which contains such
numerous church-going population, cha
ritGble associations like this should be SO
fcebly sustained. Each church has its own
poor to provide for, and doubtless they are
well attended to; but it sa beautiful spec
tacle to see the charities Of populous
city systematized, and flowing out into
hundreds of little streams,
But if we cannot boast of united effort,
we can point to one individual who has
done more, we verify believe, than all the
churches put together, and, leaving out
the poor-hOuse, the city authorities in the
bargain. 1t is, with this gentleman, o
labor of love. In all kinds of weather, by
day and by night, he is to be found on his
GRAND of mercy. visiting the abodcs of the
sick and the INDECENT. and ministering to
their wants. He laws in supplies, and buys
wood in quantities along the lines of rail-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17


TRUSTEES s A L E.-VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, ON THE NORTHEAST COR;
NER OF MAIN AND FIHsT STREETS, FOX i.
SALE AT AUCTION.-By virtue OF deed OF trust
eyecuted TO me as trustee, to secure the payment
OF certain notes therein mentioned, 6earinE d tSs
the 9th day of July, 1858, and recordea Ia tn ni
Rchmond I and at the request Of the beneficiary in
said deed will proceed sell at public a1st6on,
cember 1857 at O'Clock P. NJ, If fair II not tn
next fair day thereafter, the large TH aEE-sTohf
BRICK TENE1iEGT situated at the noTtneast
corner of Main and First streets, and the BHlCh
BUILDING in the rear used as a school. mouse,
The said buildings, having been raeantIy re-
naired ara now in good order. The lot fronts on
Main street about 90 feet, running back about LOU
feet. .o,o
and to nav two potes-one for 81 ,439 49, due Janu-
ary To- 1867 and one for sdsls5 With tnfsres,
IN nch terms as NAV be agreed upon ia g day
of sale. JANIS MI. l noh' iu - Snp
n",ionoars de 10
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets

HANDSOME BRICK COTTAGE, ON
i'll FIFTH STREET BETWEEN LEIGH AMP
JACKSON, FOR SALE AT AUCTION I'VE VIII SCI sell
at anction on the premises, on THURSDAY, 18th
December, at 4 o'clock p. H., the handsome
BRICK COTTAGE located as above described. II
contains six rooIns, with kitchen with two rooms
The property is In good repair and we'll located,
and has gas and water on tho premises.
The LOT fronts 295 feet on Fifth street, and runs
back 125 feet to an alley II feet wide, with the ad
vantage OF a side alley.
Terms: One-fourth cash ; balance at four,
eight and twelve months for negotiable notes, In
terest added, secured by trust dsed;
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
de 10 Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-17

THOUGHT IT WAS THE FOURTH OF july
Mistaking thanksgiving day forthe Fourth
Of July is about as big a blunder as we
have known in long time. The police
picked up man last night who was labor
ing under that hallucination. He had an
old musket, and was loading and firing,
with vociferous yells for tour (hic) glori's
in'crpen'ance." He had col ected knot
of people near the Fifth-street Market, to
whom he delivered an grafton something
after the following fashion:
charlottesville day we have met
to celebrate this evenin' is elaf to (hic)
whole week Of Urinary days. 1t is er day
our fo'fathers fit Bunker Hill Monument; ;
the day Central Jackson licked the British
with New 'leans m'laSSeS and cotton
bale; the day George Washington cut
down his fathers cherry tree to build Fo'
July (hic) bonfire; the day American flag
hauled down Central Dix and shoe (hic) loot
i'm on the spot the day we pay income
tax the day Horace Greeley bailed out
the Bos'n tea party; the day we celer-
brate. What would l been if hadn't been
fer Fo' July?"
A voice "Been sober, maybe"
"S'he I'm champion Of 'merican
liberty. I'll wrap myself in star-spangIed
ban'r, mount the 'mer'n eagle, swing loft
cap of er GODDESS Of Liberty, and (hic)
soar-1 say III soar
Man in the crowd" You'll be sore
enough tomorrow morning"
Wrathful at the interruption, the cham
pion Of American liberty brought his pa
triotic Grafton to an abrupt close and
"went for him." The police interfered,
and led the irate orator away. He insisted
that he was a celebration, and declared
that they had no business to arrest an en-
tire anniversary in that C;nci'a-
natl Times.