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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-06
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY

We employ none but the beet Mechanics and use
the pest Material. The community can RELY upon
suit the times We arc determined TO do work az
low as can be done IN the County for CASH which
viii be required for all transient custom
We will make to order lin saAiHg NT1rb;,., md
Hor's PoiceT' OF the latest PATTERNS; PLOUGHS Of
dliieTent EInds always on hand, amongst which
tTo-horse do the Old fashioned three-borse Bar
shear olcCornick do. for fvgo and three lore :.
also, the three horsc Page Plough also an i'm.
proved Kentucky single and double shovel PLOUGH
Plough Irons-such a. ShsTe-, CouIters. Sbovsis.
Sn!s5 S: am I O2 MouidsPoards Of all kinds,
PAD to Mill work in Steel and Iron Turnipa and
Boring IA Iron aud Steel. We Hov have in opera
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STOVES M
SfOVEs! I
TTNWARE. 81
SHEET-RON Esd

SaEET-ROR Els.
on MAIN srREE1
TIRE undersigned hav,
i ly manufacturing AZ
SbeeI-lTon Establishmq
description Of
ULIN Al
usually found in their III
best material and bV EXP
stock nov in their Ware
useful sEficle known to IN
article called Tor or any
can be furnished with dispa
Amnng their stock Of T
BUCKETS Of all siGes. cor
approved patterns. Cullend
Cake Screws, Cake Cuttrf
Pans Of Various patterns.
Pitchers, Measures u all "
Ware. Their stock Of
SaEBT-I4
cOLnprises every article r..
keeping department. In
- t o.
emit raccs every vaFid
STOVES, az. ong which -
ing approved patterns
Virginia Star. 2 sizes for Coz
sizes, for Wood Noble Cool.
Wool Extension top BIT Y
sizes. for Wood. Nine Plate 50
and boiler top; Defiance King
Cock, ? sizeP, Cottsger, , sizes
; siZes, Coal; Grceian CapftH
diatOr, { sizes, Coal Magic N
Wood Laura. : sizes, Wood. q
COttageT aud Franklin. all sizcs.
Possessing every facility knowE
they prepIred ~ execute within
uCzs, all kinds 81
BUILDING AND JOB
Tin Roofing, linking aud SPOuiii
and in the beat manner.
Merchants DESTROYS Of TeyieniEhil
Tin or Sheet Iron Ware, will find !
tage 70 deal with them. They vi
discount 70 merchants Fhen article
the quantity. They viii also take
Tin Ware. Rage, BeesWa4. Wool.
HI. -. Old Copper, Old Brass aI.e
Thankful for past favOrs and with
to merit the increasing patronage Q
We respectfully solicit a call ;roI
purchasing any article in our III
Terms are such as Cannot fail iop pie
Oct 2. 1866. MILL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-06
June (, 1s67-sm.
WANTED. $3.50 PER1DAY.

A CENTS wanted, ladies and gentlemen. in every
Powders OF the American Ink Company. The pow
der sells for forty cents per packa and will ma .e
INK enough To fill fifty bottles oil the size usually re-
tailed at ten cents per bottle. A smart agent can
sell gross of 1t day, and clear SGT Co. The ink
can BE- made from the powder in three minutes in
common boiling water. 1t Is perfect black ink
the best in the world II flows easily does not cor
rode the pen particle, never gums up, il not in
jared 10y freezing, and it's color will last forever
Every family IN America will buy it. as a package
VIII last family for years, and an be made IN
sna quantities wanted. With each gross we
send thousand circulars, with Testimonials from
mercial colleges, editors, &c, the gents name
ON the bills. Only one person will be made agent
Tor n county. The first one sending Thirty Dollars
fCr gross, will receive it by return express to-
gether VITA thousand circulars and the right to
sell IN the county be she designates II others
send for the same county, the money i'll be re-
turned TO them free of expense. TO make sure one
had better des natcseveTsl coun.Irs either of hir
he or she will take. Send for trade list and cfrcu
lars you dare the risk n waiting, or send the
money fur gross. Letters addressed to the May
Or Postmaster, cashiers Of the banks the express
agents of This city, will show that the business il
honOrably and squareiy conducted An IBk Pow
der will be sent by mail to any address free of
charge, on receipt OF forty cents.
Address writing your asme. town. county and
State distinctly,
AMERICAN INK COMPANY. Manchester. " H
THOMAS W. LANE,
Clerk for the Company and Special Agent.
June II, 1867.
DURE CIDER Vinegar, Tor sale by
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-06
HUMOROU US,

"A publisher of a paper made arrange
ments with man in neighbUring town to
furnish him with news items from that locali-
ty. The result of the arrangement is as fol-
lows, and was rather startling to the editor:
There il not much noos around here yit,
but there IL a littul a man had his he'd cut
IN fite last mite, the doetur seq if he don't
git well before mornin, that he will hev to
die sartin he leves l small wife and family.
Another man IL sick, aud guess he'z got the
kOlery, but some people say hez wife pizened
him; the doctur kant tell yit, but when he
dies they are going to hold a past nrOrtiRg
over him Another mans horse died last
mite. He could eat moar than emmy ) kattul
round, and since he died oats hay gone down
tn sents on bushel. This is all the noos
here now. Don't for9it to send Il paypur.
AoU9 KonRIsPoNDENT."
In a at Louisa Court House
and PY Richmond Dispatch, of
We'd seHfnd the following para
graz
lot long ago applied to Judge
pelow Frederick's Hall, to
pr toa fellow freedman.-
" the nature of the missive,
prmed that the party had
sin nice, slic.., shiny Con-
before de war close, and
rq.nt said nuffcn bout pay
ack. Now wants. you
,hiAiEf he come forward
me, fifty dollars in green>
luarTed. Ifhe fail to COM
promise and if he amt
p jes meet me at de next
wrote the letter.
mS isiting the family of
bn, MISUNDERSTANDING town, had
e the children, one evening, Il
steal box, after which he wound
ne instrument in his pocket
# retiring for the night. the WIS.,
upon for prayer, and having
his knees, was in the midst of what
to DE a somewhat prolonged petition,
ideniy, in consequence of change of
ion the part of the suppliant, the mu
box started gayly off with the tune,
s<ke your time Miss Lucy" To say that
BE prayer was brought to a rather abrupt
and that even the worthy Deacon
rose from his knees, Oil but convulscd with
laughter, is drava he effect of the incident
quite mildly
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-06

snuff, TinVa.e. Hardware. AIso. ageu
1 1Sl Of St0nst Iaker's Medicines. Ladies'
dFsn's shoes- AIso a foil line Of NoTII
every description.
" cal a. the Cheap Store, Sign Of the 3
Stay s. l. ist7 ,PP0n. n BE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-06
FOREIGN AND D0NESTIC
CHARLEsToWu.VA.

E9EIIEVISG that we have one of the largest and
- beet selccd assoEtmcnts Of this clsss Of Coods
ever IN tins Vaieyaild that possess advanta -s
which enable us to self as low 3 the Wholesale
HOUSES OF baltimore We therefore respectfully So
lclt your orders. aud hope, by digcnt attention To
the requirements of the Trade to merit a continu.
ance oil your patronage. Our stock cousistsn of
IMPORTED & AMERICAN Cutlery.
Door Plate, Screw Cheat, Trunk n nd Pad Lneks-
strap, Hook Butt, Shutter and T Hinges Screws:
Screw Spring and Chain Boits. Fiies, Rssps Bra.cs
and Bitts, AuguTs. Chiseis. Lev els Plaues BevcI.
Rules Cross Cut, Hand, Wood, Compass and " hip
saws Hatchets, Hammers, Adzrs, Axes. Com
lows, Screw Plates, VIses. Tire Blenders, screw
Mrenches. Drawing Knives. Jack Screws Forks
Shovcls. Chains, Hanes. R1kes, Brisr and Grain
Scythes, Mill Scope, MattOcIcs. Picks. Hoes Rri-
de Bits, Buckles, Bings, Pad Trees Turrets Pos,
Hooks, Ornaments. Spurs, CuTbs. Coffin T trimmings
and cabinet Hardware; TrOweIs, Puieys, Tape
Lines, Punches, Lasts and Shoe Findings; Malta
Splkss, Horse and Mule Shoea and Nails also Iron
OF All kinds; brOoms, Brushes and COrda.ye.
kful for past favors, respectfully solicit
orders for the above named goods
April 3, 1856
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FoUNDR~.

and re able to furnish Castipg1 or ,ood
quality as low ss can be bought elseuhere
All work entrusted to Us Will be done with dis
hiShest price pai in Cash for Old Iron Of ali kind
Give usa call at the JefsrE0n Harhin~ Ebo5 Stonc
Row. WERLICH 4 wPirT 70
CharIesiorn. ian %. 1851
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SCEsOFURAo
Important to Pe.soss9siBlSzte'ed .e.m .Scrotl-
Ioms Diseases.
A Positive Cure After Seven Years surerIpq.
37RCNNING ULCERS AT ONE TINE.
Breast, Throat and Face One Continuous
Sore.

W. HoRNOR, E.q, "A prominent LAWYER in
y. West Virginia, writes to d.. -ANDERS as fol-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-06
STEVENS HOUSE,
81, %, 25 d %, broadway. New York.
OPPOSITE BOwLISG Green
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN

TTNHEsTEvENSH HOUSE is well and widely known
Il to the travelling public. The Ioca lion Is es-
pecially suitable To merchants and busiDess men
It Is Ia close proximity to the business part of the
cIty-is on the highway Of Southern and Western
travel-and adj to ali tie prInciraI RsiIrTsJ
nd Steamboat dspOts-
The Stevens House has literal accommodation
for over 200 Euests-iG Is well furnished and po--
sesses every modern improvement for the comfort
and entertainment Of its Inmates. Tie rooms are
spacious and well ventIlatCdIr0 vided with gasand
water-the attendance Is prompt and res[ectful-
and the table Is generously provided with every
deiicacy of the seasOn-at Moderate rates. The
rooms having been reiurnlshtd and rsmOdeled, we
are enabled to offer extra fsciEtes for the comfort
and pleasure Of our Guests.
June II. Is67-sm Pro5TieIo,,
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HALLTQWN TRADR.
DISSOLUTION N0TIGR.

THE partnerFhlP heretofore existinr in the I,ir
CATTLE Business between the undersigned Is
tins day diss9lved py mutual oonsent- The busi.
ness TII b continued by ED K GRADY r.
whom We AK a liberal patronage.
Persons Ot9ibg accounts notes are rr.uesfsd
70 call At Ont aud pay OF thesam 70 either
dersigneds hs the money Is badly wanted. !
JOHN n. STRlDER
EDW.K. GRADY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-06

on MAIN STREE
TIRE undersigned hav
Il ly manufacturing AZ
Sheet-lTon Establishmq
description Of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-06

POSS June S'asF Vinegar for 'A FR Il CO.
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TO TIAT1
BALTIMORE 0Fos

Once open at alihours46r I
cts cold to all the prlucipalC
For further lnI6tmalion Il
Harpcns Ferry. May. Il. IL
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CRISPER COMA.
p EPARAToR cAPPILLI.

Nc. ; Wet Fal cite street, Syracuse, n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

At sosloek the Hall was opened and policemen wers
ranged about the entrance The necessity for this was
soon apparent For an ho0r nearly every took from
New-Iork or YOrkye ts deputation of rOwdes, those
from New-Yogk having been supplied with tickets for
their passage up aud return Car No 1870 OF the Third
ave line took mp 90 Of these at one
trip As the members of the Association
entered the hall the made rush for the door but
they driven back and denied admtance and seeing
that any act must Tesut dsastrOuSy TO thcn ny
waited quietly for the end ana thon returned TO
the city. The only business transacted 10 tho meet
ing the acceptance Of the report Of the Com
mitcc, the Chairman OF which said that the
offending secretary had compiled with the demand
and surrendered the rollbooks Resolutions wcre then
passed expressing sympathy for Gems Sicles and sher
dan Others were passed sustaining congress ana
strongly doprecang the misbehayiOrOf President Joh
son. A resolution also passed commencing lhe
Of Gov. FcntOn and rendering him support hier
this meeting had adjourned several of the members
opened q meeting at National Han.
RICHMOND COUNTY-REPUBLICAN ELECTION.
Pursuant 10 the Republican General Commit
tees order. the Town Republican Committees through,
out the county elected delegates Yesterday The General
Committee sat at Stapeton ana received returns Inc
delegates elected VIII meet at Clifton, = l., on me loIn
inst aud elect delegate 10 the Syracuse Convention IN
Dnddetown which comprises the First ana srCOhn Dls
tricts Benjamin f. Morris, ;. X. Brick, jr JOhn ogS
X III. Walker. and Judge Joseph Taylor we're elected
From 'hC other districts returns have been received
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
POLITICAL.
OHIO.
SENATOR WADE AT CLEyELAND-THE PRLsl-
DENT AND THE COUNTRY.

SENATOR WADE AT CLEVELANp-IHL rhEsl-
DENT AND THE COUNTRY.
CLEVELAND O., Sept Ex-senator Wahe
smoke here to-day according TO appointment. large
meeting listened him lie began by saying that 10 MS
judgment no more important crisis in the history OF our
had ever existed then the present ihougu
the conflict OF arms had ceased there must be no reiaA
on The powers which opposed the Government during
the war s exist, their purposes unchanged teH oc'ei
mination unaltcTed. lie SAID;
wbcn the special session of Congress closed many oe
1oyad thef Al last the President OF the Chted otates
d aIandon the course which he had so long pursued
ccent fhe polIcy OF Congress which was approved ny y
srg majority Of the people, and execute the laws as
nv m AZ body was not OF that NUMBER lor haa ~
c4n6dence that he would administer the Jaws WIN nuei
ft, yben frced from the restraints winch were btSs
~ ,t}v imposed upOn him during the sesslon
Of Congress Surely enough. he mas iaien Dnoe is,
into fhe same devious course; anu ~ ms n,So
we have from ms special organ that ne Is on t I'M
pth Nv his procaiati0ns you know That nc sun ~ -.
serts his discrimination to pursue pocyh dns that
that of Congress; and have hints from al eucs ,
he will carry ont that policy, peaceaby ne can pv
by force. Doubtless many Of you thbK lnh SUN @ ovid
dcrtaking Is 80 ras that man Ill me- senses 9d
attempt H. But Won know when Fort sumter was nIeu
upon some thought that actual war WAS not nVonuo"
The speaker assured the people tlat rs bttNSao ~
peril exists today when armed rebels struck at o ~
Of The Republic, and c ardeny appealed 10 lbose mio
saved the nation by their yaOr then 10 rally 10 1ts
tOn No could say that he had been an aihIl
during the war He had doubted our ultimate sue
cess hut the maeinaons Of the present encmes o thc
Republic do arrest the attention did the ciaoh Oh
and much the more dangerous Tor that rcdsoh
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
MARYLAND.
DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE MAsS-MEETING-
TIE RESOLUTIONS.


BAITINORE, Nd, Sept. 1O.-A Democratic
Conservative mass meeting convened at Monument
Square tonight 20 ratify the Constitution. II cx-
ceeded in numbers any former meeting in Baltimore; the
numbers gathered about the stands being estimated at
from 1900 To 5000 persons Tie delegations from to
various Wards with their tanaparcnces ana banners
paraded streets Gov Pratt presided 40 The meet
ing. Addresses were made by GOV. swami ana others
The following resolutions were adopted:
Rcsoire That the Democratic Conservatives m Bhmorr m mas
citing assembled having considered the lane table con'os Or TIE
country rs proclaim their uraatls aiacl
ntht .lH"i, AZ '- y.
from the fathers Of CONSTITUTIONAL liberty ad o. cq1A ns- u+
The States ani dyes OF common country hu 'f
the support oi That statement ihev 90 hre pledge a ii h gear w
them and 90 cans aha e"fs tlnNn 70 tr I 81"
purpose sn unite win s rood itrts D. ~
pose deviation from that hery and practice of GOV % co.; .1
the Uped states 10 be The u ~ the
Of ts ds su he cci and afnton % The
esoire6 That the Consultation Of 1864 which -e
80 81, mi ve.t. tle General h.nb,f.
fr scirrt o f ~ zoe
state ite oi er e ard should rscc uc i'a fp
blood In whose heart ,u remains slceni honor o. rter l' hhn
lool nom tlr innaou atd revolutions o. tcpcr
RcUlrra iti til te ~ th s' ll Wholesome !''-4'
rttc lor rlricstua tl cordial al. si anl'' n.I W
tsnerrut restoration ard thus 1c rafc H' r
side bcr ssfs Dol 'h tirnrh q freedom. s,rr fau Ita
oil, Pre,bt a. c Iet S1.,s. 1l 90 ilo nan
Liberty o vhir r has floTu lustf th.rfon, We afsJ te
colinu- fie m work 81 fccoa letgn 90 it. tAon
lit1to the sh ota,a 10 bis htaif a9i ees" e fti'e.
a. ,Aaal, O., IT, ~, - u, sac o., - ' | 80
Rs.Jiae That iarslI Ull answer 60 talua flr .otf W
umph which auto ioru tso Ioaer Of te 'aro7ei 'n e We
the Pacfc aHl that uL gallant touuecti uifa ttr one dr r
Esltgcky upon tlt of sie 800 arr g. tcn if e
in and place tl M arI bse, ofa zoe ias r-h
Oi iaciGI and il poser oi il' sHpnl
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

NEWARK REPI IBLICAN FKIMNEIFN'
The Republican primary meetings for the
election of delegates TO the Newark City Convention to
meet on the 2jth inst. held on Monday evening.
Among the delegates notice the names OF Capt Peter
l.. Rogers formerly of the 26h n. j. " Capt James X
sandfOrd of the 3d. George Taylor W Ricord, Isaiah
Peckham. David A. Hays John I. Jackson, James W.
Grover, James NJ. Qunby Capt Fred. Gructt OF the ola
sh Regiment Augustus Coleman Col A. j. johnson.
Isaac Ogden and others In many of the meetings steps
taken for Assembly nominations. The German Re
publicans organized In fOur OF the wards Among the
resolutions passed the Tenth Ward meeting were the
following
Rcsod regard the liberty in greater danger TO-DAY
conduct the highest r snd than
the hands Of those sho boldly met foot TO loot ani
steel q steel" .
Rsos,i earnestly condemn The action OF the President IN
much cf booshed nisefr land setting aausa Tie
LAWS OF Congrcs AID the expressed will OF the people.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

ON motion Of Mr. BICKFOKD Rep. Jcfersonl debate
in Committee OF the Whole Reports Of Committees on
Finance and Canals was limited 10 one hour. .
Hr RIMSEY (Rep, StcubeDl moved 10 leconslueI w
7oe ON tine resolution limiting debate offered by MI
Greeley. - ,.t..
Mr BELL Rep., JeffersOp) called up the resolution
heretofore offered by him a. fOhOWs;
RssOred That inasmucb as the question OF an carry en-
largemcnt OF the Locks ON the Erc the OsWe2" anu 'e
Cayug and seneca Canals depends In great degree upon
the pTcent capacty Of the existing locks 10 accommodate
the pre,n aud prospective business OF the country ana
asmuch as the reports and documents submitted 10 ne
Convention contain conflicting views and recoInmehda
lions a. 10 the necessity Of such improvements me tahI
Board is hereby requested 10 maze or caust ~ W ito I
examinations and subject the locks upon Tue Erle
Cana some one double locks tLereOh 10 suc
tests a. will determine tie actual WOIklng capdciy
fcreO and report the result or suc nvesusduoh W ehs
Convention st the earliest day possible ,,.o.o,
After debate, the resolution Was adopteu ~ " W ~
MI ANDREWS (Rep, OnOndaga) moved that, as a part
- the iuyestgaOn directed 10 be made the greatest
width OF each boat passing the locks tested he taken ana
reported ~,
Mr. PROssER Rep Erie) moved TO amend, that Il
heCana Beard Is not IN session. the inquiries DE Teieieo
q" Ndnal Commissioner Hayt
INC amendment was adopted. 80,
Mr WALES (Rep., Sulyanl moved 10 amehd, thal tnc
ana Board be requested To inquire and report concern
ng the capacity OF the locks and the manner Of JOCK
nge" on the Delaware and Raritan Canal.
The amendment carried, and the resolution, az
"ineuded, adopted. . 49, 49, , ,
The Convention then went into Committee ofthe Whole
npon the FiraDee and Canal Reports Nj. Smith utep,
tUltOnl IN the chair. -.
pMr BARNARD Dem. Kings concluded his remarks
su report OF the Canal Committee Mr..
BERGEN Dem, Kines) and Mr.. SEYMOUR dem. Rent
seaerl spoke In favor OF enlarging the Canals.
Al the expiration of the hour allotted TO Hr Seymour,
wa discovered that there was 40 quorum present, and
he of the Whole dissolved The roll was
al tttsffl Hl a pgCf1f
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
CALIFORNIA.
HAICHT's MAJORITY APPROACHING 5000.

HAIGHT'S MAJORITY APPROACHING 9,VoO.
SAN Francisco, Sept 10.--COmpete returns
from 10 counties and partial returns from 2S counties
make Haisht's majority nearly 5000 Nine counties TO
hear from Will give small vote and will probably III
crease Haghts majority The total vote poed IN lhe 10
counties mentioned 455s9, Heights majority DenS
a.. The game conrties AT the last general election gave
"A total vote OF JgG47, and Union majority Ol 6t' Inc
decrease OF the vote in these counties ts year was
many years The registration shows no decrease III he
number entitled 70 vote. The vote i0r fay m
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
CLnr.l.rla.n. I.ll.ir

Augusta is Mr. Psbury's place Of residence, ahd the
Repulicln loss there Is 5sl BrunsWlch, Mhtic HoN'
Cbambe rain resides. shows Republican loss OF 2iG
di.pateh The Boston I0H says: The Democracy 01
York Comfy have noble fight with Radicalirni to-
I,v and al this hour feel confident OF having gained
glorious victory We have returns from p towns IN thlr
County which give a Democratic gain over last year of
AKA The Radical majority year 53 ~ the county
The following is the gain by towns ~ YORK Coumly
Bddeford gains over last; saco s; BnNt0n s Day
tnn n. Hollis &C: KcnnehunkpOrt, 80; York 'f south
ErrWick G North Berwick J. sanford, -; BERWICK 10
lebanon "A: Wells. o.; Cornish. - Limerick a Pai-
e0nsdcld 3g Kcnnebunk. 20. The Radicals gain III Al
fred %: LYMAN II; WATERFORD 30 ktcry O5; Ehot 30
The following towns only remain 10 DE heard irom
Acton Sbarpcigh, LningOn, and Newicd. These gave
a,t wear }8 Democratic majority which gives us 1Olk
County by upward of 100 majority.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
PENNSYLVANIA.

-CHIEF-JUsTICE WOODWARD NOMINATED TO
TIE VACANT SEAT IN CONGRESS.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Sept 10. - Ex-Chief-
Justice Woodward was unanimously nominated in Con
venon to-day, to ill the unexpired term in Congress OF
Mr. Denson, deceased. This gives him the unanimous
vote of the confcTecs Of the NTH Congressional District
The Judge is Europe, and Will not return uitl
after the election The District is strongly Dcnociatic
and the nomination probably insures Judge WoodwaidS
ole m IN InI
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

minutes. Tmo apen In operating upon ChatwOods safe
lncludng the one minute OF the second days work.
hours 81 minutes Deduct from this the mo occupied IN
dniig the Last named safe leach safe being opened by
ana OI wedges hammers, and bars 0ny, 81 minutes net
ume, hOnis% Innutes Superior resistance OF VerinSs
safc shown Ny time of hour and 10 minutes r. X. r.
L. S-Herrng's safe only OF his third class
safes; but ChaJwoOd's his "hrstclass" safe
lAmeriCan ArtiZan
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
MARRIED..

CHEyALER-BuSHA Trinity chapel on TUESDAY sept ~ S n hs
Rev Dr. stephen H. Tyng Alfred CheTaer TO Miss JHA buo al
Of Nrw.iOk City. "a . A. 49,.
f The brides pareuts Deaneo j.. by Fhends Ceremony J. A.
Csdwsisder OF Tusve Pa Mary Anna y, only daughter oi
Grorge Warner formerly Of this ctv. . . - - -
DoWNS-GLOy yBR-On TUESDAY sept BY the Rev G. Norton,
at Of the brit parents Mr. W. W. Downs d pa"n
Ohio 10 M.ss Il. W. Glover Of New.iork.
DAYTON pApers please copy - ,,,- ,-,,-,
ERRl(R-P0W EsAt Amens Y at the residence ofthe brides
othr ON WedneSay Sept by the Rev Hoato Powers D. d.,
OF davenport Iowa Rev Aanson G. esk O Hebron Maine
Ns. Kat. Powers daughter OF the late C. W. Powers, aud
sister of the officiating clergyman . -.
tsTIS-On ue,is Sept TO- St. AIMS Church hy the
Rev Thomas Gsuae, Edmud b. Reed Of Philadelphia to Anna
Amelia Austin Of this city,
Philadelphia papers please copy. A.
NV be Rev Gngg C. Thonss Of BEokVn L. L. To faunie
A daughter Of D. b. Lewis esq, Of the former place