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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19
GLOOMY PROSPECTS AHEAp...

If the bhod>cursed and dcspotie period of
the Reign of Terror in France, can furnish
parallel to the tho atrocities of the present
Congress, whose day is ABOUT to expire, most
certainly there is nothing in the past history
of our own country which presents compare
son. Under the garb of special champions
ship Of the Constitution, it has yiolatedeeve
one Of its provisions the Icing pretence
of love for the Union, and base schemes for
reconstruction" it has demonstrated its in.
nate hatred to the one, aud its studied effort
and wanton purpose to defeat the Other
Legislation for the negro, to the insult and
degradation Of the white, has been its Alpha
and Omega. But with even this notifying
condition as to tho present, what is the bope
for the future. To retain power in its own
hands, to nuliify the action of the President,
and ssto continue in perpctuity its vile aud
revolutionary purposes, it las been pre-ar-
ranged that with the termination OF one in
iquitous. Congress, shall commence another,
whose antecedcnts arc even worse than the
first. An exchange gives the following as its
complexion:
The Nert Cv"Grcss.-strong as the Radi-
cal party is III The present Congress it will be
much more powerful in the next, which meets
on the 4th Of March. In the Senate there
will be but Democrats, proper; Mcssrs.
Salisbury and Riddle of Delaware Mr. Hen
bricks of Indiana; Mr. Guthrie of Kentucky,
and Dir. Buckalcw Of Pennsylvania. The
Democrats, on national questions, will, how
ever, be reinforced by Conservatives, DIessrs.
johnson and Swami of Maryland; Davis of
Kentucky; Norton of Minnesota Patterson
of Tenn; Doolittle of Wisconsin, and Dixon
of Conn, making II in all. The Radical
strength will be no. and adding Nebraska,
~, thus giving them much more than three
fourths majority. In the House, which, cx-
Guiding the Southern States, is composed of
19l members, there will be 90 vacancies in
consequence of no elections having as yet
been held in several of the States 1t will
stand on the 4th of March. 1919 Radicals to
81 Democrats, giving the Radicals more than
three-fourths vote, and if the present repre-
sentation in the States to elect is not changed,
the Radical strength will not be diminished
1t will thus he seen that the Radical party
for The next two years will have absolute con-
troll of tho government.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

A USEFUL IMPRovEMENr.-At time
like the present, when our farmers have no
cereals to put in market other than corn, any
Improvement on economy in expediting its
delivery, is public benefit, This has been
effected, as we learn, to remarkable degree,
by our industrious and worthy townsman, Mr.
Frank Nichols, having temporarily converted
his well-known "W.heat Thresher" into q
horsepower ''Corn Shelter that is said to
drive the grain from its fastncss, as though it
were chalf before the wind. This improves
ment has been mainly effected through the
skill and ingenuity of Mir. Henry holland,
one among the first class machinists of our
county, who has made very important i'm,
provcments upon the means heretofore used
to accomplish similar object. This ma
chine will bag and clean the corn by the same
operation, and as time is now more than money
to the farmer, its advantages should be eager
ly sought.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

PUBLIC SALEs.-Thomas g. Trussell will
offer on Tuesday next, Goth, at his residence
near Leetown, all his stock, grain, farming
implements, &c.
Having discontinued farming, Geo. H.
Tate will offer at his residence near Charles,
town, on Thursday, 28th, all his stock and
farming implements, and many articles of
household furniture, as also superior se!t of
blacksmith's tools.
On Tuesday, March 9Th, Daniel Hefle-
bower, as Administrator of D. Ietflebowcr,
decd, will offer for sale at the late residence
of the deceased, near Rippon, an extended
variety of personal property, that can only be
appreciated by an examination of the list
which is given.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

The Richmond Examiner states by au-
thority that the Hon. j ohm Letcher considers
himself in the hands of the people, and if
elected Governor in May will serve. We
presume this may be considered as equivalent
to an announcement Gov. Letcher has mauy
warm friends in every section of the State.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19
RENDER UNTO CESAR.

1t affords us more than ordinary gratifca-
ton to be able to give our appreciation to one,
if not two, acts of our delegate, and quondam
friend, George Koonce. We may come to-
gether yet on some common platform, and
then we'll smoke the pipe of friendship in
peace, in blissful faIgetfulncss of the past
(No We won't either.) George has intro
duccd resolution in the House of Delegates
to instruct 'sour" Senators and Representa-
tives to procure the passage of bill for the
sale of the public grounds where the National
Armory was located at Harpcrs Ferry in this
State. We give the language Of the latter
part of the resolution. Now we are in favor
of this measure, and so is George Wonder
full coincidence Go ahead old friend, we are
with you this time. r
George has also introduced bill declaring
certain acts, such as the taking of personal
property ION the custody Of a lawful owner,
or any person moving lawful possession of the
same, msdemcanors. Yes, there couldn't be
anything n,caner. We are in favor of this
bill too, aud vote "aye" on the proposition.
But what becomes of the man who took the
carpet bag under this bill. Is he to be in>
GUIDED? If he is, we vote two "ayes." Push
on the column George, we'll make the rifle
carter awhile" as Mrs. Arp expressesit.
Onr friends who owe Ts will ccaCer :,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

We observe from the Charleston papers
that that city has got its new steam liue to
Liverpool in successful operation, and that
the steamer Pioneer was to have sailed On
Saturday last. Another line is about to be
established between New York and Havre,
on which four frst,class steamers will sail.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.-THE Balti-
more Conference of the NJ. E. Church South,
will assemble in Trinity Church, Baltimore
on the 9th of March. We learn from the
Episcopal Aethodist that all persons going to
Conference, will have to pay full fare going,
but may return free, by getting a certificate
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

ATTENT1oN.-We would call special att
tention to our friend Capt. II: L. HE1sKELL's
stock of goods, both Domestic and Foreign,
as he is selling them off in order to make
room for spring supplies, at extremely low
prices. The Captain does business upon the
principle that "nimble dime" is better than
the "slnggard dollar" and the consequence
is his stock is going with rush Call early
if you want bargains.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

RELIGIOUS SERv1cE.-The Rev. T. 3.
SHEPHERD delivered most excellent dis
course in the Episcopal Church of this town,
on Sabbath evening last, his own church not
having as yet been repaired since its dcstruc-
ton by the Yankees.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

The Nationa! Iate12ige,.cer says: "It is
now confidently asserted by all the parties
interested in high tariff and speculative
interests generally, that all their schemes
will pass Congress at the present session
disappears probable enough from the strength
of the influences brought to bear upon legisla-
ton at this luncture."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

THE ANNIyERsARY.-Friday next will be
the l55th Anniversary of Washington, he
having been born in Westmoreland county,
Va, on the 22d of February, 1872, and died
at Mount Vernon on the 18th of December,
1870. We have heard of no public demon.
STATIONS suggested, in our midst, as in the
times of other and better days, but hope the
occasion will not be permitted to pass over
without our rulers and people once again in
vokins the aogis of his great name, aud the
purity of his principles, as our only shield
and defence, in the now troubled condition
of the country. Would that his mantle could
fall on some of the degenerate statesmen of
the day, that they might arise from the base
purposes Of selfa and the hellsh Vaccinations
of party, toserve their country for their coun
try's sake, instead of dwarGng themselves into
pigmies, to the dishonor of their name and
the eternal infamy of the nation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

PASSAGE OF THE MILITARY mr., nv
taB UNITED STATES SENA u =
We learn BY yesterdays papers that the
blu for governing tho South by military sa-
traps was passed by the United States Senate
on Saturday morning, by vote of 30 to 10,
more than atwo-thirds majority. This bill
is substantially the same as that published in
our issue of last week; an amendment being
adopted by the Senate giving the right of
appeal to the President in case of the death
penalty being ordered by the military officer
having control of the district.
We have no comment to make this week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

Information has been received in Wash
ington that North Carolina has virtually re-
jected the reconstruction compromise prepar-
ed by Cows. Sharkey, Parsons, Marvin and
Worth. a test-vote has been taken, and it
is probable that the proposition will be for
mally defeated
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

DEATH OF Rev. E. r. VEIrcH.-The
many friends Of this reverend gentleman will
learn with great regret of his death, which
occurred at Newtown, on Sunday night last
Mr.. Yeitch entered the Baltimore Conference
N. E. Church, in 1881, and had been engaged
in the regular work of the ministry ever since
"a period of tbirty-six years. In the coun-
ellis of the Church his services were regarded
as invaluable; and his deep piety and car
nestness made him an efficient instrument in
prosperiDg the cause in ghich he labored.-
He was delegate to the late General Con-
ference at New Orleans, and at the time of
his death Presiding Elder of the Winchester
District WincAe5ter Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

Horse STEALING.-Two negro men, Geo.
Stewart and Vim. johnson, were before Is
quire Ssnborn on yesterday, charged and con-
victed of having stolen a horse from another
colored man by the name Of Rich. jackson.
living near this town. These negroes were
arrested by Constable Sheetz, and placed in
his hands to find comfortable quarters for
them in Shepherdstown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

Tho bill granting of suffrage to negroes
has passed a,secOnd reading in the State SEN
ate of Tennessee. The Senate refused to strike
out clause allowing negroes to sit on juries =
The same bill has already passed the Lower
House
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

ALL ABOUT A FLAa.-The Richmond
papers of the 18th publish correspondence
between Gen. Granger, commanding the dis
'trict of Henrico. and the Mayor of Richmond,
relative to the alleged waving of a Confede-
rate flag in the face of Yankee soldiers by
certain members of Mr.. G. 8. Palmer's fami-
~. It appears that no such flag was ever
waved. In reply to the question, what steps
the civil authorities could take to prevent or
punish such a proceeding, Mayor Mayo re-
piled that he did not believe that such pro-
'ceeding is contrary to any law of Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

In MARKET.-It would be we'll for those
at home or abroad, seeking commodious and
handsome residences in our town, to refer to
our advertising columns Tie desirable pro-
perty heretofore advertised by a. E. Kenne-
dy, Esq, is still In market, whilst the house
and lot offered by R. Il. Lee, Esq. is second
to none in the town. The house and lot Of
Mrs. Mary S, Spots offers many induce
ments to purchasers, as a comfortable and
commodious residence, in good repair Int
wilfonly remain in market until the 18th.
and if not sold BY that time will then be for
rent. The clinton Ho:el' property of Mr.
Heidwhol, is advertised under similar cir
cumstances, until the 1st of March, and #
not then sold will be Tor rent the ensnino
year.
RoRBED.-Mr. john WOLFE, formerly of
this county, now resident of Rockingham.
was waylaid and robbed in Martinsburg. du-
ring the rainy, dark nights week or ten
days since. He was on his way from the no
tel to the cars, when he was attacked by ne
groes, FIVE in all, knocked down and severely
beaten. He made manly resistance, but the
night being so dark his revolver was only
partially effective, and lie was compelled to
surrender his wallet with 1882 in green
backs. No clue as yet to the daring rogocs,
but hopes are entertained of their detection.
LUMBER, &c,-Thc Shenandoah river has
been in fine navigable condition for the last
ten days, and large quantities of plank, iron,
&c, have been brought down from the Page
valley. Some thirty or forty of the sturdy
boatsmen from good old Page spent night
in town last week by way of recreation, and
quite merry time they had of it, but with
no bad results to any of them as we hope,
other than liberal depletion of their peck
cts in consideration of the superabuudance of
steam taken on board. Some of them in
formed us that the high waters and breaking
up of the ice, had destroyed every mll-dam
on the river.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

ArPoINTED.-G. Won Butcher, known to
many Of the citizens of this county, has
been commissioned, by the Government, 1st
Lieut.. of the 10th Infantry, in the regular
army. The Regiment to which he has been
assigned, is now stationed at Savannah, Ga.
Lit b. is native of Denmark, and served as
Captain in N. Y. Regiment during the war.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

DEATH OF "A Coop MAN.-Our coumu-
nifty is called upon to lament tho demise of
another excellent citizen. GEORGE Il. Mon
ROE, who for the past six weeks has been
lowering on the verge of the eternal world,
breathcd his last yesterday morning about 9
o'clock, at his home in this town No eulo>
gy Of the character of the deceased is neces-
sary among the right thinking people of this
community. Weneed only state that he died
a christian, in all the triumphs of christians
faith, and il full assurance of christians
reward. His funeral will take place today
from his late residence, at 2 o'clock.
ANoTnER.-We are sorry to learn that the
Rev. DR.. NJ. A. COSTELLO, died yesterday
morning, at Harper's Ferry, after lingering
and painful illness. DIR. Costello was the
highly esteemed pastor of the Catholic
Church at Harper's Ferry, officiating we be-
hcTe also at Martinsburs. and other places
1t is sufficient eulogy to say that all classes
of the community revercd aud respected him
for his great picty and christian bcuevolence
and he has gone down to his grave universal
ly lamcnted. His age was 81 years. We
understand that his funeral will take place to-
day at Harper's Ferry, and his remains be
deposited in the Catholic burying ground of
that place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

S1dN1F1cANT.-We have learned that
Judge HALL of this District, has expressed
the opinion that it is exceedingly doubtful
whether he shall hold another term of his
Court in Jefferson, MS from the best informa-
ton that can be elected, he believes the Su-
prcme Court will retrocede Jefferson to old
Virginia. God grant it, and that speedily!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-02-19

Our friends who owe us will confer
favor by giving US cali this week.
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SNOITOMISH COUNTY.

At Convention he'd at Snohomish,
May llth, pursuant to a call for Demo.
cratic Convention, for the purpose "f nom.
mating county Offices for Snohomish
county.
VIM. G. Bradley was chosen chairman,
and Nat Il. Fowler, Secretary. The fol-
lowing persons were nominated
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Pros. Attorney, 3D. Judicial district
II. NJ. McHill
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SheriT-Cl'rk Fursuson.
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b. Fowler.
P,obat" Judgr-. L. Spear.
Cor nrr-Chares Short.
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WIN. G. BRADLEY, Chairman.
NAT B. Fowler, Secretary.
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The Boilers in Grand Council.

The mosst amusing joke of the seasol,
is that porpetua,cd by the Radical comfy
convention last Saturday, in nominating
for all the important county officers the.
leading bolt rs Of last year We don't
know rs it was intended fov a * either
for it will be rememb red that 1T the Rad
ical Convention to nominate d,'lrga'es to
the Territorial Convention, A. II. FL Ter.
the Coailman, indie ted that this policy
would lie pursued and that those "wl o
had gone off after strange gods" should
be plac d upon term of rotation pre-
laratory to the Ic admission to t &c clique
party. (QUERY.-Wondcr if he included
men WHO endors' Judge McFndlens call
for johnson Convention Which he Him
self so eagerly sisned:) Let us probe
these bar a,le Office Sc, krrs little and
see them >quirm. First comes McLanc,
the man Of "preity waiter gar' noteriety,
the Chief counsel Of the Bultcrs; Hitch
cock, the orator OF tie Boilers: Ward.
who made the motion to secede Bigc!ow,
the "cat who eats milk" secret cores
ponden and chief fabrcator OF the Boilers !;
iup far two offices); Kellet, who played
good Lord, good DEVIL" and although
elected was the worst beat man in the
county; Dunlap, Rnddle, two Sargcan's
and French, all prominent Boilers; and
.(mrrcy on u. !! lie had really slipped our
our memory)-T. F. Jack, the great ex-
aggerator, notorious for astendingto every
body.s bushnell 8. Then they are-eleven
out Of the thirteen. the ringleaders of the
Boilers movement that resulted in the
success If the Copperhrad ticket" |!
Who will now say cat won't eat milk
Who now has doubt If the ioryalty OF
these gent!-men-to official grc.nbscks :
Who now has a doubt but that McI..ne
told the truth when he said the rrIson b..
botsi wa. simple t.esu-e be and III.
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NHATCoM COUNTY.
Wharton, May I, 1856

WHATCoM, May Z, 1867.
Ed. STANDARD: The convention was
opened by j. a. Tenant, who defined the
purl cse OF the mcrtirg. II. G.. Ba k
lousrn was elect, d chairman, and John G..
Mcagh'r, secretary.
The fo!lowing nominations were then
m de:
Council. +. harrington Representa-.
tive, Capt. II. Rorder; Auditor, +. f..
Lane; Treasurer, James Taylor; Sheriff,
w. Hodge; County Commissioners, John
A. Tenant, II. c. Barkhonsen; Probate
Judge, David Wilson; Corner, George
NJ. Cagey; Supt. Public schools, Michae!
Padd-n; County Surveyor, II, II. Bcales.
Wreck Master, Capt Wm. Utter.
The platf rim Of the Vancouver Demo.
cratic convention was then read. and
adopted hy the Democratic convention of
Whatcon county.
Moved by John A. T,nnant that the
Wha,com county Democratic convention,
do most heartily endorse the nomination
OF Frank CLARK, as Delegate to Congress,
and do bind Themselves to do their utmost
to liav. him elected.
Resolred. Tha, all persons who have
received nominations or took any part in
this convention shall end ors and support
the whole ticket, from D.I,gats to Con-
gress down 10 CONS able.
A few remarks wer-. then mod. bv the
ch-irman. and we're well reo-iv-d John
A. Tcnnsu, spike Ia n mos, abe m.nner
fr shol' IN hozr. b. ws- ir-qa~uiIy iat.r
ruP'-d b. oafsurs's Of sPP-ans-. Ailcr
e. more E~uArk> ~ SOC P~rSSn. o,
IS arti - n ia -01n '. tie rozvrs.ti n
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