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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-03
SEASONABLE COODS!

A LwANS anxious to supply our customers with
~ every article needed in the changing seasons,
We arc daily making additions TO our large and
general assortment heretofore hand. In the line
of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CAPS, our assort-
ment Is 50 large and complete, and offered on such
reasonable terms, that none fail to b. suited
oi GROCERIES, We have every needed article
PLAIN Linscys, FlRnnels, COttOEs Bed TickinCs,
Calicocs. Wool and Cotton Hose for Ladies G. loves
do, and GCntlc.ncn's Socks, Buckskin Gloves and
large variety Of NOTIONS generally. Knit
than they can be had in the county
Also, nice line Of Breakfast Shawls Children's
sacks, Sontlgs, Subias, Hoods, Twilights, &c.
biIInural Skirts, Buuwa Tds cmb-uide rGd-alI WOOL
Lscamless with so many other needed articles as
this period of the year requires that enumera-
ton 10 impossible. Cali and examine before pur-
cnasing elsewhere TRJJSSEII S Co
November 20, 1867.
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Baltimore Markets.
SATURDAY, November 80, 1856

GoLD.-l3S3.
Super s. % to $1,000, Extra 1000 to Sll.OO,
Family 1900 to $500. Rye Flour, 7.5Oa
$500. Corn Meal, 1928. Buckwheat, No.
per 100 lbs 4-25as5.0O.
GRAIN.-Theat-Wh S2.45, for fair /;
Red 2.25 to $3.50, according to quality
COrn-mrrket inactive; white, old $3.50,
new IlOa$l.20; new yellow SlO5. Oats,
7Oa72 cents. Rye, l.45aSl.50.
uOGS.-9l cents per pound.
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3 TovnE

TO " N -
I HAVE cheap = the market outside Of Haiti
u more or Wheeling will allow, very large and
complete assortment Of
COOK AND HEATING STOVES,
with the appurtcnances complete for each. The
stock consists in part 4
Nos. Z, and 9-RauGrr Cook Stove;
(" $ and 9-DIaInnud Rock de-.
" :. aud 9-CTes-rnt do
Z" Z, ) and 9-EInsas do
&" :, aud 9-BriiIiaut DO;
- =, and 9-DChance do
80 and i-Comct, Heating do;
80 aud I-Eguatur do,
Tho castings of these stoves heavy, and will
last long time without any repair. Call and Cx-
anime the assortment, aud am sure customers
will be satisfied with the pIC"s. well the
of which have large number, pa; Cu.ariy Of the
Ranger Stoves This pattern icing highly ap-
proved, have purchased thirty at IiTIu.
JAMES SIcG; RAW.
Harper Ferry October I, 1867
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INFSRMATTCN

Information guaranteed to produce y fuxurilnt
growth Of hair upon bald head b,aro less iace,
ais" recipe f1r the removal Of Pimplcs, Ru'ch,
ETupIiDns, the skin. leaving the same. soft
clear anil be1 L;Ifui, can bcOb;aincd without charge
by addressing
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
May Il, lS61-lY. So IIrbadNnY. Nv. Enrk.
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REAL EST ATE.
POSTPONED TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of Deed Of Trust executed to tho I'M
ID dersIgned the 18Th day Of January, tS59, by
Samuel Ott and vile, to secure Bond for $3.50, 10
Daniel HeflebOwer, with interest from January !,
1859, will be sold on the
18th day or DECEMBER, 1867,
before the Store Of Albert Jones RiPpen. Jefrr.
con couoty. West Va. the VALUABLE LOD of -
comfortable Two SRoRH
Frame Dwelling.
in good repair, with other convenient I'm &r.A
provements, at pI esent occupied by the fsSIrif
family Of said OFT, in the village of Nippon, nal
in said county. This IL desirable property, pleas
antly situated, and the attention Of buyers Is par
tieuIarly called TO il.
TERMS OF SALE.-A third in hand the resi-.
due ia one and two equal pa yments, in and two
years, with interest from the day of SALE and sat
islactnrily secured.
to take place az Il o'sIoek o., ON the
once. r. II. LEE, Trustee.
November 5, Is67-tds.
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!

lust received from Baltimore, and will be sold
- at reduced prices,
o. G CERHIANTOwS. from $500 to $3.50:
TURNOVER SEA ROCEAWAIS, trimmed with
LEATHER, from 5000 So S25U;
BEST LEATHER TOP BCGGIES, with Cloth
HEAD LISISG, S225-
Several Second Hand CARRIAGES, BCGGIES
and ROCkAWAHS, at very low prices.
WI. HAWKS,
Agent for WIN. Mccain
Nov. 26 Is67-3m. ICiarkc Journal copy
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OctOber %. 1867. Free Press u " r'I1Sl'
PUBLIC SALE OF PERSONALITY.

~ pursuance of the provisions of a Decd of Trust
which was recorded in the Recorders Office of
Jefferson county, dated on the 25th day OF August ,
ls65, executed by Daniel Moler to me as Trustee
10 secure debt due to John MoIcr, viii! sell at
Public Auction, to the highest bidder,
or THURSDAY, DECEM I2, 1867,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the residence of said Dan'
Mo'Cr, near iIarpc"'s Ferry, in Jefferson county,
the following
PERSONAL PROPERTY:
Four Work Horses,
-Four Fine CO~s-I fresh with Calf; YCarlinE
Carriage, Wagons, | Cart:
Wheat Drill. I Wheat Fan;
BIIshcar Poughs, Double and Single
Shovel PIOughs;
2HarT"w-, and other farming implements.
ALsO-IlOUSEIIOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE
including Beds, Bedstcads, { Tables, { Bureaus
Chairs, S'dcbuard, Sick Chair, and various other
articles too tedious To mention
TERMS or SALE.-A edit Of twelve months
on all sums above > 10, the pur. haser giving bond
with approved security. Under $40, Cash. No
property To be removed till terms OF sale are COM
piled with.
Sale to take place at 10 o'clock
n. ). WHITE, Trustee.
November %, 1861.
S. y. B. ] concur in the foregoing sale, and in
VitG the public 10 attend aud purc .asc.
DANIEL MOLER. Sr.
Attic same time and place, will scII, on same
terms, "A valuable Mare aud Colt and for Cash, 9
Fat Hogs. DANIEL MOLER Jr
Nov. 20, 1867.
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TAN NOTICE.

THE Taxpayers Of AvcTiII Township arc hereby
n"tifc! that will meet tirCm at the Store Of
John w GranIham. Ia MIdiIcW ay, un Thursday,
OF each week. for tn purpose of receiving the Faxes
due tsr 1867 Five cent will he char cd on
all taxes unpaid after the 3Ist OF December, 1861
will also be at the office of John Kooncc in Har-
per's Ferry Township, On Saturday at each week,
for the same purpose. GEO. KOOSCE d. s.
Nov. 20, lSG7-?mH
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CLOTHING!
CLOTHING!!
CLOTUING!!!

I1NHE undersigned 'akes pleasure in informing
L the public that h6 has just received and opened
a well selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS & CAPS. BOOTS 4 SHOES, SATCHELS,
TRUNKS s. NOTIONS,
to which he would respectfully invite the attention
Of those who wish to buy gOSddTIicie. low
Persons will do well to call and examine, he
is determined to please patrons.
JOHN l.. SCHILLIEG,
Opposite Shenandoah Hotel,
HArPers Ferry, Va.
y. B. Special attention paid to custom work at
short notice. 4 fine lot of samples Away hand
September %, 1867.
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LAND AGENCY.

I HAVE associated with me my gent at HALL
4 town. an the W * r. Il r., Daniel d. IuCa5
Esq, who will attend to the L. OF all lands en-.
trusted t" II IN in that md of the County. TO pur-
cnasyrs 81 such Ian hs he may advertise. lie will
afford facilities and conveyance to look at the same
and give thrmun opportunity To uIt well ki own
Judges OF lands lying in The CHunIy.
December }, 1867. =. HOWELL. RROwN
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PUBLIC SALE.


THE undersigned will sell at Public Sale on n p
farm of Mr.. John Il. FIagg, on
"EDS ESDAY. the 18th DECEMBER,
II fair If not the EcXt fair day. the following Per
Two Superior Mtrcs-one Of them frst-ratc for
Single l!aTncss theothcr in foal by fine horse,
Three Cows ard Two iIcifcrs;
Fifteen head Stock IIogs:
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Wagon Bee, one wirhcrnv PLOUGH.
One McC"rmick Plough, Single shovel do:
Com Coverer, > CuIuvat"rs.
Corn Harrow, Square Harrow,
lot at Harrow Tech;
Hor:e,csrt and t,caring. Wheat Fan, Ra-
2;,air Of Spiiccs. par of Sprcadcrs;
Fifth Chaim,I Log Gain;
tools, Anvil, l Vie, Crowhar:
DiEsinE Iron. IIominy Mortar, Pichs,
MattockS-one for digging post hobs.
Shaving Horse, Work Bench. SadlcI's Buck
Riding Saddle, 10 Stands OF Rccs
Ring Maui auI Wedges, Forks, Rskrz
Spades. Shnv"s, Hoes, I good Straw Fork;
Gram Cradles a I'D Moving Scvth,-;
large 10: Of Old Iron. Monkey Wrench;
very good lot "G Carpenters Tools;
] lot of Walnut Gate StufT-ncasnurd:
I'9 feet al inch Pine PIank-scasoncd:
lot Of Cotton Bags for Grain;
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Reds, Bcdstcadz ard Bedding;
2Syords 6 Mating, in good order;
lot ot ~ Mating, Bureau,
walnr7 T ,bIes. was stands, , hooking Chairs,
! dozen Chairs; cight.day Clocks:
Refrigerator, Shower Bath,
new Map of the United States;
AndIrons, ShnvcIs and TUmgs:
l l'rg" Wash k"uic, large lot of Stone Jars
Pans. Pots. Ovens. Kettles, &c,
lni.ard Cans fifty ppurds each;
Bell Metal PrrscI wing EcttIcs,
Porcelain Krttlc-Iargr size:
Preserving Furnace ) ParInr Stoves
AIr-Eigmt q CU"l 30 i Ten Plate do.
= large Pine Tables, aud other articles not ne
CcssaTy To mCutnT.
TERMS OF SALE.
4 credit Of months will be given on all sums
of : 10 aud UpwardS-undCr that amount the cash
will be required. No property to be removed until
terms are complied with.
q Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock.
December }, IS67-F p
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STONEBRAKER'S
GREAT COUGH REMEDY,
VEGETABLE
COUGH SYRUP

Tor lhe Rapid Cure Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarscness,
Group. WhOOPing Cough. Asthma, Difficulty
Of Brcathing, Splitting of Blood, FirsS
Stages OF Consumption, Soreness Of Z,
the Throat, and all Adcc4ioEa -
Of the Pulmonary Organs.
This Syrup is an invaluable remedy for the ALE
Walton and cure Of Pulmonary Diseases. Il il
prompt IN its action pleasant the taste and fOul
its extreme ndness, is peculiarly applicable to the
use Of children and persons in delicate health A.
an anodyne expcc;0rant, il will always be found to
be beneficial, by alternating and arrpstinc the
Vere spells Of coughing distressing to the patient
The afflicted can rely upon its doing much, or
more than any other remedy in soothing the nerves,
facilitating eXPcCtoratiOn. and healing the Diseased
Lungs, thus striking ut the root Of all diseases AID
Graduating il from the system.
All we ask Is trial of this preparation as il haI
no equal in its effects and tails give entire
satisfaction to all who use it. We warrant il in
all cases or the money refunded.
Try it--Only 25 and so Cents Bottle.
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NOTICE.
NEW CASH STORE.
NEW BARBER SHOP.

4 7 tho solicitation OF many of my old Customers
"a have again OPCued IN BAr Der Shop in the rear
Of the "SappinCton Hotel" CharIestoyn. where
shall devote my beat ctfOrts to the accommodation
Of the public.
Shaving, Hair-TTImmIng, ShRmpOCnIng.GC
done in the most approved style, and the short
est notice.
o. Clothing of all dcso riptions, ted in the
best manner, and on reasonable terms Give me a
call. JAMES BRADY
October 8. 1867
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IL YOU WANT TO SELL

IL YOU WANT TO SELL
YOUR FARM
CALL on RICHARDSON & WALTON.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING.
EVERYTHING IN FAVOR OF THE BUYER!
COME AND SEE!
7 INVITE attention to my stock of NEW GOODS
il lie large, handsome and understanding of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
AND ONEHCOATTEGS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS, FANCY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, DO1IESTTCS,
Ready: Made Clothing, Llmps, Oils, &c, &c.
October %, 1867. II. L. HEISKELL.
nOMES TICS.
~ White and Rcd Flanncls,
TwilIed. Shaker and SACK FIannclS.
Brown and BIeachCd COttous,
Ticking and Plaid Cottons.
I AIDES DRESS GOODS.
II All Wool OcIaincs, Striped PoPIins,
Striped Rcpp, Black Renp,
Black and Plaid AIpaccas,
Hoop Skirts, Kid GUves,
Rutfiiugs, BalmOrals, &C.
TENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
VI English, French & American Cassimercs,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Shirts,
under. Shirts, Collars, Socks,
Neck-Ties. Shirt BosOms,
Silk and Linen Handkerchief.
ID EADY-MADE CLOTHING.
IL Over Goats, Goats, Pants. Vests,
Boys Suits, Drawers, sc.
I AMPS. &C.
IL A fine assortment Stand & Hand Lamps,
Metal-TOP and Plain Glass Chimneys,
Burners and Wicks.
KEROSENE OIL
~ 4 No; article of Kerosene Oil.
I CaRlCATISG OIL.
II Oil for Machines.
October - 1861. II L. HEISKEIL.
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned will offer at Public Sale, at his
4 residence ON ''Vinton'' Farm, one and a h1If
miles South Of CharIest"wn, ON
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4th, 1867,
the PoLLowISo
PERSONAL PROPERTY:
Three valuable worE Horses,
One good Brood Mare,
One valuable three year old COIt-GeIding;
Two hne young MaresIGneS "ext Spring. and
One ysarliLg COlt-very fne;
Five head Mich Cows,
Eight head fine Stock Cattle,
FOur Fat Steers, ten Fat HOgs: -
Eighteen head Stock HOgs, C45
Fifteen head valuable Sheep. So
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Oae good Farm Wagon, with sheIvings;
One Gum Spring Wheat Drill,
One Corn CTusher-LiitIe Giant;
Wagon ami Plough Gear,
Barshcar, Single aud Double Shovel PIoughs,
Thribe, Double and Single Trees,
TwOCorn Coverers, one Square Harrow;
One large Straw aud Fodder Gutter,
One Buggy Hay Rake,
M1ttocks, shoysIs, Hoes. Spades, Rakes, &C..
4 lot OF good tight Iron Bound Barrels,
Eight Stands BEES-Patent Hives;
lot OF Boxes, a lot OF Bags.
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
aud many other articles too tedious to mention
TERMS OF SALE.
The Fat Cattle and Hogs, CASH-can be bought
any time between now and the day of sale. All
sums of s 10 and under, Cash. A credit of Ten
Months. with iuterest from date will bc.riyen on
all sums over the above amount, the purctIa scr Civ
ing bond and approved security. Interest will be
reunited II paid within ten days after maturity.-
No property to be removed until the terms re COM
piled with.
o. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. a. NJ.
o-.-,.-,o 49, b. WELSH.
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RE FER ENCES:

K F F f K z \ C ES:
/. !. Luce, II. f. Agent, Martinsburg, W. Va.
Z j. SMITH Co. do, Ncwtown, Penn,
BLAZER, WILLARD g. Co, NewtGwn, Pa
s"OFFICE--FOrmcrIy occupicd nv Samuel
Rdcnour, EsU
November 10, lS6T-3m
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,noM-CHOW, Worcestershire Sauce, Sardines
- Splced Oysters Preston's ChoCo late, and Sweet
Potatoes for sale by w EBY
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THE undersigned will offer at Public Sale. at hia
Il residence on ''Vinton'' Farm, one and a h1i
miles South Of Charlest"wn, ON
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Fortunately. we happened to he in ma Tket Just ns
a heavy decin" took Plac" in all kinds of GOODS,
ami We purchased our stock entirely for CASH. and
have Il IN our power to sell CHEAP rs the very
CHEAPEST
We would aLvise our friends to give us a call
bcinr" making their purchases. No trouble to
shO " goods.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange for
GOODS. MILLER & ROCKENBAUGH
IIlltnv u, November Do. IShI I'm
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Ia. 81. MILLER,I Nv. RocKExBAuGH
NEW STORE At NALLTOMN, VA.

~ would most respectfully anrounco to our
y" friends and the public generally, that We
havrjust returned from Baltimore with an entirely
new aud complete stock OF MERCHANDI en-
b-acin= everything usually found in country
store. such
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-05-04
Union Primary Meetings.

We invoke our unoR friends throughout the
county TO bear in mind the primary meetings 10
be held in ihc several districts on Friday and Sat.
uFdAy mex; /; is % the utmost Importance tim,
these meetings should be we. attended. and tina,
the bcs; and ,tues, men OF the party should be
elected 10 represent; Us Ia the State Convention.
Upon the deliberations and conclusions ~ tba,
Convention. much--veFy much-depcnds The
uH-cons,iiuiioal Convention vii. soon assemble.
and az :; - composed entirely o. men bitterly
hostile 20 the Union element VI she state. We
NEED expect nothing from u hut legislation n.
vorAole 10 the Interests o. the los; Gauss. -
il will rcpresen, bat u small minority Of the peo-
pie OF Maryland, and IN i,s action, canno, By
any means be Supposed 20 reflect their wishes
for, ia fall vote had been had. no such Conveu.
ton would have assembled To devise means 10
NEE, these conspira;ors and to protect the Union
sentiment o. the STATE, our Convention il called
Aad again ~ urge upon the men 0. oug party
!;s great !mPorancc-the grea, need OF deter.
mined sad rFomp, seton l.e, there be- large
iarn out IN every i's'fic; on the days named /;
let men D. sent 10 the State Convention who are
not afraid 20 boldly meet the issues OF the hour
and who will come NJ squafcly TO the
work befoFv rs \ bite; Sigh, is before The
Union men o. Maryland one, ia comparison to
which our previous political campaigns have
hsen bg, mere skirmishes--.lei Us come squarely
up TO the work, and efnhlazoHiag on our ban
neFs the grea, principle .: equal rights and jus.
'iee TO all tnen, strike one more NOV gor the
good old Union aud agsin,, the PARTY thai,
sought The distraction Of tia; rnioa.
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DErin tiILL PhRE.-This popular place of IT.
sort from the beat and dust o. the CITY proininca
To he more popular ihau ever during tho coming
Summer. The seventh annual rcport OF the
Park Commissioners state that during last year
III" number OF passengers by the Park Railway
was 1890 number Of double Carriages pass
INK Ia a. the inain entrance 90, $50 single car
riagcs, ~, $50 GooilneE -. COS hosscricu. is
80. Ia this report the Commission stale the
fact That water has been introduced into Druid
Hi! l'aEk from the llarnpdcn reservoir, pipe o:
some six inches ia diameter being used Tor the
purpose Ot conveying water to "a point whence II
Is pumped into reservoir with a eAnacity OF
100000 gallons, constructed on the cmincnce be-
hind the Pavilion, known as Druid Hill. a car
rage 'oai has been graded up the ascent. while
Tire reservoir LAS been surrounded with suitable
railing 90 prevent accidents. From this rcser-
voiF the water is carried through THREE inch
ife to two fountains with basins twenty feet In
diameter, one IN each gFass plat 10 tho elst and
west oithc pavilion. From these the overflow is
conducted Ia the principal fountain, with ba-
sin - ieci ia diameter. on tho lawn ia front OF
the pavilion, aud the overflow gOes into the
present lake, OF into Lake Chapman, when the
latter - finished, number OF other improve
meats IN the Park are referred TO.
The gross receipts during the year amounted
TO $685., 20, fiom which was TO lie deducted
80 30 IL for payment ofin,ercsi on Park stock
aud -, iGH.eo devoted to the sinking fund, leav-
Ing FOR Park purposes $3l, ls9. - OF which amt.
-, sos Il, went TO Patterson Park There was al
50 received S;.oT3.96 by the Park Railway, ST.
s15 rem; Of pavilion. and $500 from other sour
ees, increasing the amount which could he devo-
ted 10 the improvement OF Druid Hill Park TO
$50, 3dG.31. The expenditures for labor and ma
iefal a; Druid Till Park amounted to 500. sOJ. :
~, AMI AZ Patterson Park 10 8, 6o3.Gl total
$50, 50S
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Onp FsL.ows' CstzsaAriox. FRIDAY. aGti
ul;., was duly observed by rowson Lodge and
liidg'!y Encampmen,. !. -. q. r., OF this town.
IN common Niih the order throughout III. Uni.
TED STAKES. a. q DAY Of Thanksgiving for the sue.
crss which have attended IL aud tor the pcricc,
union which IL has maintained during Ill III,
changing scenes and circumstances through
which !; has passed. AZ two o'clock on the day
NAMED, the brothers Of tho two branches Of IN,
order here assembled at their Hall. and. forming
rFucc sion proceeded 10 Trinity Church. whore
Rev 7. iioG delivered a beautiful discourse
Illustrative o. the beautiful principles Of Charity
AID iiro;hrrly Love. The Reverend gentlemen
chose for hi' tea; the 1884 Palm
Behold h"~ good and how pleasant !, ia for
oFrihcFr 10 iwcll together in unity
u Is Ike Tax precious ointment upon the
h'','', 'h1; ran Town upon the beard, even
Aaro. bcari that wen: DOWN 10 the .kr,s o.
hs garments
" - the dew ., Herman and a. the dew tia,
descended upon themouniains o. Zoa fer there
the Lord COMMANDED the blessing, even life Got
cverm0Tc
The meinhrrl present seemed much pleased
win the address Q! Mr. Hot, and departed wish
ciF faith ia the ;cGeis Of their beloved order 70.
vivci aui siren. ihcn-d A.icr the service Va.
Concluded, the brothers marched quietly hack 90
;hei' Hall. and separated.
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gS-ThC Journal man Ion seem 20 aiiogeihc'
like the charges We brought against him OF steal.
ing promisculously from other papers, in osder
TO build up reputation for sinar,u0ss for
himsalf, aud kicks and squirms aud Puts on airs
Tremendously. The cas- stands this way he
charged that rs had appropriated an article from
tho Rock Island ta,oH and passed II OIL a. one Of
our own editorials We acknowledged the
"corn, and explained that no theft WAS intend.
Cd. but tina, tho insertion u ihs article In qucs.
ton in our paper as An editorial was one Of those
mistakes which will happen, evcn in well rcgu-
'lated families " We then returned the com.
plimen, by showing that in tho very issue
in which he charged Va with PagiaFlsm, lac had
stolen nearly every line OF reading matter it con.
tanned in his paper And, reader, how DO you
suppose he treats tho " soft impeachment by
silence absolute silence, except in saying that
he stole the election returns from the Sun because
ihey were the property OF every editor "a the
State Certainly "a lame aud impoIsnt con-
''clusion.' We imagine that the propretors Of
the Sun hardly "sCe II " 80 tina, they will no,
acknowledge tina, the oIhcrpApers Of the State -
have As much RICH, to the rosulis Of their enter
prise and outlay rs themselves. Friend, ,hi.
won't do; own W acknowledge that you stand
convicted as literary thief, aud BE- done With IL.
Hut the editor sceS politics IN even this little
matter, and INDUCES IN ding a, oar soldiers
and sIigrnaiiscs their efforts in the cause o.
- emancipation as an % outrage aad down.
right, deliberate tibet; " the property OF the
- State that ~, b,caase the soldiers voted IN
favor OF Freedom ,acy have committed all these
outrageous aud deliberate wrongs What terri.
I hlc fellows these soldiers were, and how they
mus, % ,sciablc IN their bco,s a; thus having
their rnous,rous wrong.duing 80 openly and full
| y exposed W. certainly admlrc the consist.
ency oi the editor y: the Io1nR in this matter
lis intense hatred for the Union soldier Is we'll
known, and We assure him that this las, atIetn,l
~ iniuse and nalign ,hcm, like his former once
- duly appreciated
His PERSONAL illusions are pA.ac by. We do moi
care for them. only W. will treasury them ~ "a
refer 10 perhaps, At some ia,ulc day. when for.
beaTanee ~ no longer a virtue.