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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

THE FIRsT.-On Thursday morning of hast
week the earth was richly carpcted with the
first snow Of the season. Following the Sc
we're rain and wind storms of the several days
preceding, on Wednesday night the winter
king made his appearance, but not in suff-
cieni force to retain his place long after being
subjected to the rays of mid day sun. This
snow reminds us of the lightness of our wood
pile, which a number of cur patrons have
promised to repIcnish, but thus far have ne
elected to do. We hope this week will tel! a
different story
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,


From the official returns received at head
quarters in Richmond, it appear that the
majority in favor of the proposed Convention
under the Congressional reconstruction meas
ures is 45,455. out of vote amounting in the
aggregate to 169, 229,.
The returns show the following as thevote
of white aud negroes respectively, viz:
For Observation-Disclosures, IA ,S35; me-
grOes % SOY. Total, 1OT,342
against a Conren,ion-W Whites, 6l,259;
negroes, 6SS. Total, 6l,ss7.
White majority against Conrention, 49,
Ala, out of total white vote of 76,Os4.
Negro majority TOR Contention, 81 500
out of total negro vote of 03,145.
The total number of registered voters in
Virginia, whites and negroes, is PIG, 247, divi-
ded as follows: Whites, 115,157; negroes,
1Ol,490; white majority, 1867.
1t therefore appears that there were AZ ,O1s
registered voters in the State who did not
vote in the late election. These were divided
as follows: Whites, 39,O73; negroes, s,345.
The Convention will consist of los mems
bers; radicals, u, conservatives, 90
Whites, 80; negroes, 25.
Gen. SchOfeld has issued an order con-
vcnins the State Convention in Richmond,
on Tuesday the Sd of December
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05


ray Tho Venerable Daniel HAMMOND. of
Ritchie county, has, it is reported in the Par
kersburg Times, been elected to the Senate
OF West Virginia by ma ority of two. He
is the uncle Of General r. S. Haymond. of
this city, who on the other hand, is himself
the uncle OF Creed Raymond. Esq, one of
the prominent Democratic candidates for the
United States Senate in California poll
tics certainly make strange bed fellows" when
such men as Daniel Raymond and Benjamin
Fleming Gust elected in Marion county, are
cassed as Democrats. They were. wheA that
respectable party existed, among the staunch-
est and most unhinching Wings in West Yir.
ginia.--Rich. Dispatch.
The HAYMoNDs are Wings after the style
of the patriots of &c, and as pure in their pa
triotism as the men who participated in the
formation of the government. They believe
that the government was made for the people,
and not for the benefit of spectators and
thieves, and consequently they are classcd
now with the only party that has n distinct
organization against radical plumber. AS the
Wings Of '76 opposed tyranny, so the Wings
of a few years ago have arrayed themselves
against worse species of oppression and
misrule-yet retaining, perhaps, their former
views of public policy, but holding them in
allegiance. CREED RAYMOND, spoken of in
the paragraph above, is a son of VIM. c. Hay
mond, in his day, one of the foremost lawyers
in West Virginia. Greed left Farrmont in
1852 for California, where he has made him.
self name and reputation, and will per-
haps be sent from that State to the Senate of
the United States. lie is quite young man,
not over So years of age, but if the promise
of his early youth has been fuiflled-and we
have no doubt it has-he is worthy the po-
sitiOn. At the time lie left his home for the
golden shores of the Pacific, he was boy in
years, but mature man in culture OF all
the young men of lifetime acquaintance, We
have never met with one whom we regarded
as the equal, in all respects. of Greed Hay
mond, and when We saw his name prominent.
ly mentioned in connection with the Senator
ship from California, the announcement crea-
ted no surprise.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

- Itseems that the Radical Congressional
Executive Committee have issued an address"
which they are seuding all over the country.
The following analysis of this electioneering
paper is given by the New York Herald:
ut is an imtemperate document, substi-
tuting broad assertion for argument, violent in
its abuse, appealing to passion in place of
reason, and seeking to revive and intoIsify
sectional strife. 1t abOunds in all the hack.
neyed blackguardism that has been heaped
upon the President by Radical politicians tor
the past year aud half, aud pretends that the
committee are in receipt of intelligence of
new Outrages upon the Union men of the
South, white aud black" since the recent
Northern reaction against Radicalism, which
intelligence, singularly enough, is confined to
the committee, and unknown to everybody
else. Under the speciOus cry Of protection
for the "CniOnists" OF the South it justifies
the disfranchiscment of the white race and
the elevation of the Southern blacks to
political supremacy. In short, it is nm unior-
tunate document for the party in whose inter
est it is written, and shows that It has no better
weapons than violence aud slang with which
10 fight its battle"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
Baltimore Markets.
SATURDAY, November ., 1867.

GoLD.-14l.
FLOuR.-Was exceedingly dull to-day
We renew previous quotations Super 9. 25
to $1,000, Extra 1000 to SII5O, Family
1880 to Sl3 80. Rye Flour. s 80 to 50 90.
Corn Meal S6.75. Buckwheat, No. l, per
100 lbs, 4.25 to $500.
Wheat-Thc market was heavy
and prices closed 5alO cts lower No sales
of white red brought from 200 to $40.
Corn-NIarket dull aud prices further fa.
vored buyers white LOO to Sl.35, yellow
LOO to sl.35, according to quality. Oats
G2 to 70 cents. Ryc-Sl.50.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

1t appears that of the ninety seven (97)
delegates chosen TO form the State Conven.
tIon in Alabama, seventy eight (7S) are white
and nineteen (l9) black. Two out of the
whole ninety seven are Conservative-Messrs
Howard aud Dykc-an the remaining
nine'y.fivc C9j) Radicals Of tho deer Get dye.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
Looking to the End.

The n. y. WoriH has an elaborate article
on Southern Politics, in which it reviews the
past, contemplates the present, and predicts
the future for the negro. The Termination,
if unresistcd, would be the acquisition, by
the negroes. in a very few years, Of '.alI the
landed property in the States Of which they
have control"
The WorH reasons rightly in supposing
that the white people would not permit the
experiment TO reach its natural termination
without uprisings to resist it. Before it had
proceeded far" continues the World, "thc-
South would he wide theatre of violence
and blood, or, else it would require federal
army of half million to keep the peace
Bat the North will refuse to support such
armies. aud the final upshot will be that the
federal government. after having whetted the
appetite for vengeance. will leave the two
races to wrcak it on each other, when negroes
will be slaughtered with as little conjunction
or remorse as if they were herds Of wolves"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

SOMETHING SwEET.-SOmc time ago we
noticed the prolific honey crop of Mr.. II. W.
Crittenden, resident of the southern section
Of this county, who had just then shipped
some $500 worth to Baltimore. Last week
Mr.. c. placed US under obligations for nice
cap Of clear and beautiful honey in the comb,
just as it came from the hands-or feet as it
may be-of its ingenious manufacturers. In
this connection, we may mention little an
ecdote We heard of young gentleman of
this town. In company with a friend, lie had
visited Mr.. Crittenden, who took great pains
in showing them cap OF magnificent aud
rich comb, most elegantly arranged. The
admiration of our townsman was excited,
and he said enthusiastically, why, Critten-
den, L don't see how you managed to get that
in there, with such perfect arrangement with
out crushing some of the comb" My dear
sir" said Mr.: c., Il did not put it there
it is the work of the bees" .'Oh Pshaw -
exclaimed our town friend, you can't fool
me wtlSsuch story that" and it is said
he does not yet believe that the comb was
placed in the cap by the bees. but looks upon
1t as a Yankee trick Of Mr.. Crittenden.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

WELL PREPARED.-It may not be amiss
to say our dry goods merchants have made
special provision for the wants of any of their
country friends who may be in attendance on
the Synod, whilst our grocery houses have
received every needful article for the house
keepers of the town, with fresh supply of
canvass hams, sweet-potatOes, buckwheat,
&c. Our butchers also, will be in market
with fresh sausoge,POrk aud beef every morn.
ing If our country friends can spare a
supply OF butter and eggs, at present prices,
they will find ready purchasers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

THE PRoposED EXTESsIoN OF THE Lou
DOUN AND HAMPsUIRE.-The merchants of
Georgetown held an informal meeting yesler-
day morning, at the rooms of the Merchants
Exchange. when Mr.. VIM. II. Tenney gave
notice tina; he would, at the meeting Of the
merchants to be held ON Monday morning next,
Introduce resolution requesting the corpo-
rate authorities Of georgetown to appropriate
100000 to aid in the extension Of the
Alexandria, LOudoun and Hampshire Rails
road TO the District, provided that the corpo-
rate authorities Of Washington would appro-
pirate $500, 600 for that pur2osc.-Nut. Intel
Hycaccr, Oct &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

"a native here and to this manor born"
"My tOthe' father was a rebel
And mothers father was a rebel too
So wheh the South called out her soldiers,
Fray what else. what else you'd have me do,
But buckle on my laIh-r's sabre,
Aud seize at Ance his tTu-Iy gun
Ana strike blow for southern freedom,
Like old Virginia = faithful son.
For Grand-Pa Thonpson stood with Henry
On HanoVer's sacred sod,
And Grandpa BrOAdus followed Henry
In the light horse foremost squad,
And my grand sircs stood together
When the Toe at Yorktown tell.
Stock lik" this gainst oppression
Could DO naught else but rebel.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

CALL ACCEPTED.-Rev. Daniel H. Little
has accepted unanimous call from the I.u.
theran congregation Of ShePherdsiown, West
Virginia, his duties commencing on the LIST
Of January next. The vacancy was caused
by the resignation of Rev. J. +. Campbell.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

ANOTHER KILLED Mr. jacob Moler,
during coon hunt on Wednesday night last,
freed u wild cat near the railroad at Flow
ing Spring, which upon shooting and meas.
uring was found fully equal in size to the one
noticed in our last issue. 1t is supposed to
have been the mate of that one, but the que
ry is, ''where did they come from ?" as the
GENUS is not indigenous to our locality. unless
his character has undergone a change with
the introduction of Radicalism. Verify,
with wild cats. pole cats, aud radicals in the
ascendant, we are a doomed people.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

- The SIashcs of odd Hanover" that
produced a Patrick Henry aud Henry Clay
now sends Burwell Toter, (uegro) to the
Convention for the purpose Of making
Constitution for Virginia
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
The Italian War.

The laiest cable dispatches are 10 the 3D..
but date back also TO the 3lst, On the latter
day all the Garibaldiuns left Tuni, near Rome.
esc"rring the PHPal military forces taken irr
the late actions, route towards Florence
The party Of action in Italy continued TO
make demonstrations in all the chief towns
in that kingdom. The Italian reserve has
been called ont, and it is reposted on gOsd
authority that Prussia has pledged her sup
port to Italy in the event % rupture be-
tween the latter and France. There is said
to be a crisis between France and Prussia
which causes much uneasiness in monetary
circles. ----
A later despatch states that Gen. Mena-
brea, the Italian Prime Minister, in answer
to the demand of the Emperor Napoleon to
know why the Italian troops crossed the from
tier, replied that they did 50 because the dig
nifty of the Italian Government and the vio-
lation of the treaty of September required the
movement. 1t was simply detachment Of
Garibaldians which was charged 70 convey
prisoners across the fr"utier.
At the Latest advices Garibaldi was still at
Monte RutOndo. where he had concentrated
his troops. taken up strong position. aud
eHureuehed himself. II had refused 10 dis
band his troops at the command of Victor
Emanuel, unless such change was made in
the Ministry as would place the Government
in accord with the national will.
Napoleon has proposed to submit to the
citizens of Rome aud Of the Province the
settlement of the Roman question by popular
vote. but the Italian Government has declined
to accept the suggestion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

- The returns from the Virginia election
as far as received. shows SG033, votes for the
Convention, and 81, 40 against it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-We are requested to
state that the Rev j. W. TONGUE, will COM
meuee protracted meeting at Myerstown, on
Saturday night next. This meeting will be
held in the School House near Myerstowu.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

SHEEP-The dogs are still annoying our
farmers by depredations upon their sheep
DR.. Wallace, on the farm of Mrs. VIM.
Hurst, and Mr.. Geo W. Boyer, lost several
killed and others injured, during the last
week. In these times of perpexity to our
farmers, this nuisance of sheep.killng dogs
running at largeSshould by some means be
abated, if an indiscrimina;e slaughter of the
worthless ours, is the only remedy. Ouo
good sheep is worth legion of them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

THEATRICAL REcEIPTs.-The following
are the receipts OF the principal theatres in
New York, according to the internal revenue
returns. during June, July and August Iast:s
Wallack's. s+4,T5S; New York. S3I 600:
Olympic. $4,000 (nO returns for August ,
N'bIo's l'.l3Iack Crook, y slO4, 76S Broad-
way. Sl9,SiT Ono returns Tor August; y
Barnum's Museum, 1927 OIL ; New York
Circus, S52,53T; Bauvard's, IS 900 ma s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

HALLow EvE.-Thursday night last our
juveniles celebrated the recurrence of this
anniversary, that would be more honored in
the breech than6ts observance, with great
gustO. If some of them failed to be sailed
and pepPered, it was more owing to expert
ness Of lodging or feetness Of foot, than
lack Of impotence in "cabbaging" their
neighbours vegetables. OF its origin On ex-
change says -
On this night, the last of October, accord
ing to Scotch tradition, fairies and witches
held their carnival, and festivities and fortune
telling often characterized the celebration of
the event in the Olden time. 1t was in keep.
ing with this view that Burns wrote his cole
brated poem "Hallow cen"
''Amang the Bonnie winding banks,
Where Doom runs whipping clear,
Where Bruce ance Tul'd the martial ranks,
Au' shook his Carrick spear.
Some merry, friendly cOuntra ioIks
GngitheT did convene,
70 burn their mis- ~ POu their stocks,
an baud their Halloween
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

Exc Governor John 4. Andrew, of Masga.
chusetts, Is dead.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

BRIG. GEN, JEFF. TnoMpsoN.-This GAL
liant gentleman recently paid brief visit to
his relatives and friends in this county, but
his restless, active spirit, did not permit him
to tarry long. Looking over the register of
the Shenandoah House at IIarper's Ferry, We
iDd the following entry, under date of oc-
tober Goth -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

VIRGINIA STNoD.-As heretofore an
nOuuced, this body will convene in the Pres
byterian Church of this town on tomorrow
night. wednesday, the opening sermon to
be preached, as We have learned, by the Rev.
DR.. Peck. Should the weather be favorable,
the attendance of ministers, laymen, and
friends Of the church, is expected to be quite
large, and our citizens generally will no doubt
extend to all a hearty and cordial reception.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10

We take pleasure in stating to our friends
and patrons that Major John n. Moore, of
Plymouth, Ind, mas been appointed agent
of the United States Mutual Life Insurance
Company. This company was organized
under the statute laws of the State Of Indi-
ana. lis charter under the law is perpet-
ual, while the law under which it is organ
lied secures the ample protection of the
policy holder The directory is composed
of mcn Of worth, integrity and thorough
business habits.
The L. S. Life Insurance Company is
strictly an Indiana company, and as such
merits the cordial cooperation OF every
citizen Of the State. Hundreds OF thou
sands of dollars are drawn from this State
every year for the single object Of life in
surance. As natural consequence, money
In The eastern marke, IS s drug at per
cent. while here il is scarce at 10 or Is per
cent. Let rs keep our money at home 20
deyelopc the resources of our own State.
Even If you hold policy in some other
company take one in this company also,
and give to is support your name and in
fiuencs. Call on Major Moore and get one
Of their circulars, and he will explain to
you any queries you may desire to know.
"Sct thine house In order, for thou shalt
die and not I've"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
Prof. ID. MEEKER s. SOY,
Operative Surgeons,


RESIDENTS OF LAPoRrE, INDIANA,
Will he at PLYMOUTH, Ind, at the
PARKER House, on Monday, Oct. l4th
and remain until Saturday l9th, for
the purpose of attending 20 Surgical Cases
and Chronic Diseases.
DIR. MEBKER has been long and favora-
bly known in The West as an Operative
Surgeon. He has bsen resident of La
porte, Indiana, for thirty years; has taught
Anatomy and Surgery for fifteen winters
in Medical Colleges of the West, and has
given particular attention to the study,
treatment and operations in surgical cases.
He was Surgeon of L. S. V. in tho war
for four years and months, and has had
large and extensive practice and expert
ence in his profession. He will pay par
ticular attention to all patients who may
desire an opportunity of awaiting them
selves of his skill and experience in the
art of Surgery. Having pract;ced his pro
fession in tbs West for thirty years, he is
well acquainted with all diseases incident
to the Western States Prof. NJ. e Son
will also examine and prescribe for chron-
ic diseases, particularly he Throat and
ungs. [2t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10

GRoUPrSG.-Mr. Ewing. the cnterprising
proprietor Of the Picture Gallery over
Persliing & Browns Drug Store, has oh
tanned the sole right 10 Use a new patent
frame. BY means of which he can copy
on the same surface number of pictures
from negatives, and group them in any
way desired. This is an important inven-
ton, enabling the artist 10 produce perfect
pictures in groups, which il was frpossi-
BILE To do heretofore. Families and psrties
wishing their pictures grouped arc invited
TO call and examine specimens.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
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.sWe concur with other papers in recomn en'sing
DR.. LARMoNT and his work.'-C6urfey des E.Ts
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
lRAy13RD,


SPOTTS-VANDUZER-On the 18th
inst, at the residence of the bride's
father, In Rochester, 10y Rev. S. Donald
son, l.. NJ. SPoTTs, Esq, one of the edi.
tors Of the Rochester Chronicle, and
Miss FANNY w. VANDUZER.
WELCH-MIILER this county, on
the 9th inst, by Rev. A. Fuller, Mr.. Ma
RIoN Il. WELoH and Miss MARTHA A.
MILLSEI.
FERGUSON-WHITE-Same day, BY
Rev. w. N. Welch, Mr.. JOIN w. Fer
GUsoS and Miss MARY Il. WHITE.
WINDBIGLER--B the 29tl
inst, by Rev. J. L. Hill, Mr.. DANIEL
WINDBIGLER and Mis- AMANDA BEEMAy,
all of bourbon.
MILLER COLON the Sd inst, by Rev
Mr.. Tlmmons, Mr.. DAVID MILLER and
Miss EMMA Con-, ell OF Bourbon.
N-REEVES-In ST. Thomas
(EpiscopaD Church, by Rev. William
Lusk, Jr., on Wednesday evening, Oct.
9th, Mr.. JOSEPH w. NoRToS, OF New
Castle, Penn, and Miss LAURA w.
REEVES, of this place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-10-10
Suetial alotifes.
CONS UhlP1IOS OoEAbLL By
DIR. sCUEECN'S uEEII[Eg.

DIR. SCUEECil'S TIED1 u = IS.
TO CURE CONsUMPrl0.L th7 r., a niua be
prepared so thu the lan-s viii heal. To acs9rs ~
this the LIVER and s,oiGsh mutt Ei.t ,e eicaasei ana
ap2este crea,ei for good who c-one .ood which,
b. thee me iiciaes v i'll Re d: ezei r-Cfaf1y. and
good healthy booi male; thu b1iidng Up the
constitution. sCHENC3'5 NASpEAKE PILLS
s.eansc tbs stomach OF al biliol, .cclmu-
iatens; and b. using ths SEX I7ead Ton con-
section. the ap7eti,e Is re .orei.
ScIIEECkS PCLNOSIC SYRUP IS natr' ciotn
well b. ciicnal. and. b. NJ s:e three r;.IIeI
al impirtcs ara expe' el IRON lie -.fcrl, z.i
GOOD wholesome blood msie VA ch will reps @ I
discasc. f.t;sns win take the, = medicine, acccri
Ing r. directions, Consumption ver- irsque.tl. in
he iGa stage yields readily to their a,tic Take re
Pills re uc ally, 3, cca i-e IN liver aad soac II
eoe, ',st ssow tla becasse the bo'cl, are not cos
I've thsy arc net rs,aired, fer ,onc.ircI in s-r-
hoa Trey hre necessary, The stca:aeh Iru-t he kc-
heat thu, and N sp2s.Ae created to allow the Put
rnoac syrup TO he resp razor, orsan. re p.rfy
a. si.sy eny rrtStion. Tho A. that IL n ,,ifex to
per or pcrma len. cure e, 70 prevent i,kiH1
cold Exercsc ahaui ,he rooms As much a. plssible
CO. all the Richest ocG--at meat, game and IN fa.S
anything the appelis GRAVES but b, bar4icsa ar and
Ens''c.ie we'll Tad ". Cd. MO. yr