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to Europe T. ssoeran The opinion q ny professional
unaniinaua they havo been tho subject I beg TO
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have he nohot to be- gentlemen; yens. ys.y sra,.
IN Lomos. January Il, 1866.
Mx DEAa s1n: have great plessure IN aasing youto
convey 70 Aesers Chieksr1ng the e1pre sion Of my
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known and valuable improvement Thsy have invsrts-
bly, becn 'ssaected and used by all Of me worlds e.
ksood9ad great Arsts who hkve vtaitBd ttE country
professionally. both for private and public uss. .
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partson' tho best a.ra eyer seen ~ Anessoa. n.
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the harmonious roundness OF thair tona Thare ia =
Fos1ecs nonnogeuetsy throughout all the registers THE
upper notes are remarkable clearness ma
unon 90 not md n any Other instruments whio she
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COMMERCIAL.

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WILMINGTON. n fcGPer schr Foanhine SEQ: 30 fhds
Molasses, 10 herces Rioe
tho icnarie.son Cotton o MAR s1arsxo.... y, =
~; OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY. NEwS)
CHARLESTON Monday Evening. May 6; 1857 E.
Thcrc stronger feeling at the opening but the
market became duh and dropping under intelligence Of
lower prices ut Liverpool saes> LOO b5lc6 say at a.
at o. at 2s. 20 at2 81 at 24k at 25 Is
ut &c. W. quote ..-s.3- =, I, ~ $50 !,
Low Gddling. ........................M 40
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Mobile Market. n /.
MOBILE. May 2.-CoTroN-Therc has been good de-
abou aan or The
nnnd and whom tha nd vance in Liverpool became known
holders refused sales below 23n2ic Sales reached 1000
The Liverpool alvicea referred to wero not furnished
doubt be found in the morning edition. We hope to
nave such made before long will relieve,
noyuucc ..,-4t,. -, !, IN .#,,...t
New erlcans Market. i ..
| NEW ORLEANS, May 1.-CoTTos--The movement to-
day has been OF restricted character, operations being
by tho receipt of further aices
Pile throughout and factors exhibited unusual anxiety to
e Sesa
limited extent amounting at the close TO barely 1900
e
being submitted TO- in most inaances in order to effect
saes the MARKET however, closing too irregular to allow
of definite quotations. which arc accordingly preterit
ted Tbs continued inpednents presented to the hego
uaon Of Sterling Exchange exercised adverse tnu
cnce. -c -, f3FarS' r-Tf' - @@s:i2 '"r-iIi
.sF STATEMENT OF COTTON. s* s.l., *
Stock hand September l. 1866. bales 1o20s1
/ 1soSo!Foo to-uaS quo
ReceiTed previously. GAG
80 49, a Ht-:--.e 1910. .72q
Cieard 1oag - NSno .as a,1 vo1
4 Stock hand. ole
| There wcrc not any exports today.
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THkEiBER0.
.t.#,.,la. 49, s#s.VIa,I - :

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rcondder Ohiotering d Cons Pianos. beyond COM
psrson. tho best hasa aver seen in America .5 E
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so.oooPrANos.,

Ess- .!i.-g ~ .-!-,Si'stt = !Glc, : iag. 4.ss
IN the constructors Of which they hsve Introduced every
known and valuable Improvement. They have invarts-
kno,oedad great who sve vaitsd tte countrv
professionally. both for private and public usa q u
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| :ExPorts. x Il f:gs
WILMINGTON. \ fc&per schr Foauhins Sea- 30 hhde
| Molasses 10 herces Rice.
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Among the chie points Of a1oeenoe Of the Ohinhan
ing Pianos speak the renowned artists In theil
congrsso3asry testimonials to che Messrs Ohtckerins
arc the greatest poabae Depth Fchuaes and vulua OF
tome combined with ., rare orhancy. clearness and
perfect evenness throughout the euttre scale; AMI
above ALL urprasing duration Of oound the pure nnd
sympaheo quality % which never changes upder tha
most delicate powerful touch. - g-0'7 -.' n
During the pt forty thzoe 5azrs tbs nrm ms manu-.
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- THE, GREAT EHcHAXTER.

TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 7, 1857.
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!. - Dear Sir. very 0iAcerely your1, - - :7..
- OHAa. D. COLIARD,
Firm Of Collard ColArd. P1ano.fpete Manufacturer
Ibudon. ~ : ~
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
From 'i'e Huntsville. CFenn.l viae.te.l
An Incident of the Var,

After the surrender. aud while waitipo fAr
taeir Paroles" near Salisbury, North Car
lima, group of engineer officers wers ,,IL;,,.
over the result OF the war, when proDossI
was made that each should draw nenI,1,J
INK sketch expressive of his views of the
.'collaIse" 'U'
Captain Ans'ey, young Englishman. Cant
Ferguson of Smith county, Tennessee and
Captain Herman of New Orleans. each drsy-
sketch. Ansley drew a table. on which NE
a solitary candle, burned nearly out. ana Owe.
1t was hand closing around it like a6 czii-.
gulSher-tte drawn muscles iadicatih~ ts-
power put forth - strangle the wed
lug light.
captain Ferguson drew skete
ting GUaEcderate aud y aakrr ,,..-r,,5,.,
sides of table, upon which bottle y55s s5ess
aud each held in his uplirted baud suIl bun,..
per OF peace. \ negro iu the distance served
to Indicate the cause of the quarrel which they
were 50 happily adjusting
The sketch drawn by Captain Herman
was unanimously declared to have won the
laurel, aud we think it eminently worthy Of
u place among the archives of the Coufed-
eracy.
1t is entitled "Mas. Columbia and her
Daughter" and represents an aged female
dressed in stars aud stripes, who with vixen
eountenance and furious energy is "suLiuga-
ting, her daughter. who is clad in the imaei-
nable Chinese and bare footed. with disheyel.
led hair Is weeping it her heart was break
ing. She wears, however, in the mids, of all
her sorrow delicate and beautiful wreath
upon her head, indicating though heart bro
Ken, no dishouor was written there. Over
her trembling form, the old lady flourishe,
her broom high in the air cxclaming: SO
you've been frollickiug eh, Now back TO
work with ye.'
All who passed through the trials and suffer.
lngs OF the war can enter into the FEELINGS Of
those brave men in that hour when they tasted
the bitter cup Of humiliation and gazed for the
last time upon ''the Starry Cross" which ,bcv
had followed through SO niaLy scenes ofdangcr
and of death
Those days are passed and coac-those
who were camp mates then will meet no moro
until the grand "Reveille." when all sboII
appear in line for the last time but mem.
ory will treasure those rccollections. and
tondly recall those who were dear 10 Ms in
those days of trial. OF the three who drew
the sketches referred to. Capt. Herman Is in
New Orleans, Capt. Ferguson. is living near
Dixon Springs. in Smith county Tennessee
and Capt. Ansley is perhaps in ENGLAND, COM
pairing the delights of Monarchy with the bliss
OF sreh freedom as Confederates enjoy in Tho
best government under the sun"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
Death of Col. Chas. B. Tebbg.

This gentleman, whose serious illpess a.
Charlottesville, we announced week or two
ago, expired in that town. at II o'clock. on
Thursday evening. the 26th of September
IN the 4Ith year of his age In the death Of
Col. Iebbs. this community has lost one of
ITS most useful and cstimabln ciriyeps-,ho
bar one OF its ablest aud most conspicuous
members-the Sabbath School jealous and
devoted othcer-his itmiIy kind and affec-
Tomato head-the church and society geuer-
alIy' an honest, christian gentleman Ho
was Of quick and impulsive nature. but no
truer heart ever thrObbed in the breast of
man. Ever ready to give council and assist
ance to the weak or the distressed and moved
by the tendercst emotions at the SORROW of
the aidicted-hc was at the same time the
most scruPulously conscientious man we ever
knew, following where duty led, even though
IN SO DONG his generous soul was wrung with
anguish. For several years he was Common
wealth Attorney for this county, which DO,
sitIon he filled with marked abiltv-ever
tempering justice with mcrcy-but fearless
~ VlndIcaiIng the supremacy of the law
while has eyes dimmcd with tears at the mis-.
fortune OF the offender. At the commence.
mcht OF the late war, Col. Tebbs commanded
the Loudoun Guard, of the I7th Va. Rcri-
ment-hc was afterwards made 1t. Colonel
Oi the heroic Sth. He was gallant and chi
vaIrIc IN the field as lie was gentle and kind
N the private walks of life; and in the ser
vice OF cause which lie espoused with all the
earnes'ness of his nature, was sown the dis.
ease that was only eradicated 10 death. When
the messenger came, though far away froul
his little children and the kind friends hs
loved SO well, he received the summons with
a smile, and as the sweet words of resigua
tIon, mot my will, oh. Lord, but thine be
done" died upon his lips he sank as one to
pleasant dreams. To awake to an immortality
OF bliss beyond the grave. His remains were
brought to this town on Saturday. and inter
red in the family burying ground-atfended
to the grave by the Odd Fellows. Of which
organization he was member, and largo
coneourse Of soTrOring friends.-Loudoun
Mirror.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
PIano-FoCEcS.
CHARLES II. STIEFF.

MANUFACTURER OF First Premium GRAND
W aud sou ARE PIANOS Factories - aud 50
Camden street, and - and ~ Perry street. near
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. wAREROOMS,
NOT, North Liberty street, above BaitnEore, BAL
TIIosE, Md.
Has always On hand the largest stock of PIANOS
IN the city My UcS Grand Scale Overs rrung A.
giraffe Treble Pianos are pronounced by the anna
teurs and professors to be the best Piano manUac-
Jured- We warrant them free Of every fault for
five years, and the privilege of exchange within
twelve months, il not cutrely satisfactory the
purchase.
SECONDHAND PIANOS.
always on hIud-S5ut $500 MELODEONS and
PASLOR ORG Ans from I!e best makers.
We have permission to refer to tll- + lowing Dcr-
Enns whu have our Pianos uze-D y RtntcI, WIN
Rush, w G. Butler Richard Z Williams, Dennis
Daniels. Benz amin F HarTIsuu, III Jefferson county
and James l. Cuuuu- -hHTn. y & Cunningham, Ja-
cob SeIbcrt, BrujIuiu Sp,rk. Andrew Bowman,
George Hoke, Jacob Miller, Chsrle- Il Coo, James
Denny. LeinucI Campbell, Rev Mr. Hair, IN BcrSc-
ley county.
90 F'r further particulars. apply to BFHA
RlSON, Az. ut, ShrPhe rdsUuwn.
Terms liberal. 4 call Is solicited.
OCtuheT >. lSB6-lv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08

Tue Two BRUIsERs.-Philip Sheridan
and Mike MCCool were almost simultaneous
recipients of ovations at St. Louis 1t seems.
however, that MCCool was more enthusiasts
cally honorcd than his barn-burning friend
lie was greeted as the champion of Ameri-
ca" driven hithcr and thither in coach-and-
four; circus chariot, drawn by six grew
horses, proceeded him with band of music ::
he was welcomed in prose and verse, and did,
what Sheridan could not do, he made speech
and kept clear OF Indians
This is the second insult of the kind re-
ceived by General Sheridan; the first being
a reception by the House of Representatives
at Washington, when the said House more
vociferously entertained a clownish fellow
ycIePt Petroleum V. Nasby.-Aayus,a CON-
StGUttURuii>R.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Noble Revenge.

The coffin was plain one-a poor misera-
bic pine coffin. No flowers on its ton. no
lining Of the rosewhite satin for the male
brow; no smooth ribbons about the coarse
shroud. The brown hair was laid dcceutlv
back, but there was the crmred cap. with its
neat tie beneath the chin. The sufferer from
cruel poverty smiled in her sleep she had
found bread, rest and health.
81 want TO see my mother" sobbed poor
child. as the city undertaken screwed down
the top.
" Iou can't-get out of the way, boy, why
don't somebody take the brat? 2"
Only let me see her one minute" cried
the hopeless, helpless orphan, clu,cl1ing the
side OF the charity box, and as he gazed into
the rough lace anguIshcd tears streamed rap
IDLY down the cheek, on which no childish
bloom ever fingered Oh it was pitirul to
hear him cry, Only once, let me see my mo-
ther only once"
Quickly and brutalIy the hard. hearted
monster struck the boy away. so that he reel.
ed with the blow. For a moment the bow
stood painting with grief and rage-his blue
eyes dIstended, his lips sprang apart, fire
gIIttered through his tears, as he raised his
puny arm and with most unchildsh accent
screamed, when l am 4 man, III kill YOU
for that"
There was coffin aud heap of earth be-
tween the mother and the poor forsaken
child-a monument, much stronger than
granite. built in his boy heart to the memory
Of the heartIess deed.
The Court House was crowded to suffo-
cation.
Does any one appear as this mans coun-
SELF" asked the judge.
There was silence when he finished. unit.
with lips tightly pressed together. look of
strange intelligence blended with naughty re-
serve upon his handsome features. Young
man stepped forward with firm tread and
kindly eye. to plead for the erring and friend,
less. lie was stranger, but from his first
sentence there was silence. The splendor
OF his genius entranced-cOnvinced.
The man who could not find friend Tyas
acquitted.
May God bless you, sir, cannot"
81 want no thanks" replied the stranger,
with icy coIdness.
IL believe you are unknown to Inc"
"Man will refresh your memory. Twen-
ty years ago you struck broken hearted boy
away tGom his mothers poor coffin. l was
that poor boy"
The man turned livid
life ?" '''
no, have sweeter revenge; I have
saved the life Of man whose brutal deed
has ranked in my breast for twenty years
Go! aud remember the tears of a friend.
less child"
The man bowed his head in shame and
went out from the presence of maguanimiiy
as grand to him as iucompreheusible and the
noble young lawyer felt Gods smile in his
face forever after
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08

How NEAR Is Observation-Disclosures some
times look far away to heaven; but tha, rest
is not far of. The clouds that hide their
shining worlds are thin, they are transient,
and soon will obscure no more. the tourney
may end this hour; one short step may place
the christian in ray Of light; one dark
hour may hang upon him but the morning
comes aud shade behind it, Day. bright,
peaceful and eternal, succeeds it. a pang
may be left for moment. and flies away for
ever. A conflict, sharp and painful. NAV
contInue for night but victory, eternal vic
tory eusues. How soon, oh hor soon the
Christians cares are over. his eyes sufFused
no more with tears. Near at hand is the
land of his pursuit. Hope cheers. How
glorious the object that hope embraces! How
holy Its spirit; Who can coutem plate the
home that our heavenly Father is fitting for
his children, and not feel in his soul thirs,
for It's enjoyment! Well, these delights. the
happy cline, these ever verdant plains. are
not far distant
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08

SHARP Practice We have heard Csavs
the Wincheetcr Nc'r-) of sharp trick of n
couple of Yankees, in this county. Itanneors
that Yankee No. l went to a respcctabIa
farmer, and bargaiued for his farm, finally
promised to pay $4,000 for it. Shortly after
Yankee No. , came along and offered sig 600
for the same property. The farmer.unsusnec.
ting the ruse, went TO Yank No l To Get
released from the $4,000 sale. which he finaIIv
accomplished BY paying $4,000 as rerroct
money. Upon looking for the sl2. 600 Yank
he had fed There is no doubt but tina, both
Hanks were playing into each others hands.
and divided the $4,000 between them
Io!erably sharp practice, that?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
Two Piotureg of Death.

In scan;ily furnished chamber lies and
aged Scotch minister. with thin. gray hair
and wrink!ed skin. Bot his brow Is Is high
aud broad, his deep set eyes are brieh, and
piercing, smile plays around his lips. aud
though feeble aud dying be looks calm aud
happy. Let Us e to him and say;
.'Do you think yourselfdying, dear sir p"
He fixes his eye calmly upon you, and slow
y replies.
Really, friend, I care not whether I am
or not for if l die shall be with God. if
live He will be with me-"
Now let US step into yonder mansion. En-
tering richly furnished chamber we fnd
dignIfed parsonage enfOIded in warm roles
aud seated in large easy chair. He too. IS
feeble and dying; but the light in his eyes
Is unsteady. and he looks ike man iii at
ease with himself Let Us ask him ques-
ton:
TO you now 2"
The eloquent historian Of the Roman eu-
Pire-for he it is-closes his eyes moment,
then opens them again, aud, with deep sigh,
replies.
IAN things are fcesine. When look
back, 1 see they have been feeting; when [
look forward. all i1 dark and doubtful!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08

When there is lore in the heart. tbeI
are rain bows in the eyes. covering everZ,I
cloud with gorgeous hues.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One Square, Three Insertions. nza
Each Continuance, "a
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Ten Lines or less, constitute SQUARE.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08

The VERDIcT.-A distinguished iurist has
said: MANY who, by the popularity ofrheir
own times. have been held up as spo,less pa.
trIots, have, nevertheless, appeared on the
historians page. when truth has triumphed
over detusion. the assassins Of liberty? Such
Will be the verdict against the leading Jaco-
bins OF the Ruulp Congress so sure as 4 just
God reigns.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08
POETICAL.
THE BLUE AND THE Grey.

nTA. F.FtSeH.
BY the flow ofthe inINid river.
Whence the fleets al iron nave fed
WheTe the blades OF the grave-grass culver
Asleep are the Ianks of the dead:
Under the sod and ;he dew.
Waiting the judgment day;
Onder the one, the Blue;
Under The other, the Grey.
These in the robings of glory,
Those in the gloom of defeat;
All with the battle blood Rorv
In the dusk Of eternity meet;
Under the sod and dew.
Waiting the judgment dayS
Under the laurel, the Blue
Under the willow, the Grew
From the silence Of sorrovf0I hours,
ne dcsoiate mourncTs go,
lovingly lEdeu with flowers
Alike tor tho tricnd aud the foo
Cnder the sod I'd the dew
Waning the jGdgmcnt dayi
Under the roses, the Blue;
Under the lilies, the Grey.
So. with an equal sPlendor,
The morning suu-rsys fall,
WIN touch impartaiiy tender,
On the blossoms blooming for all:
ndCr the sod and the dew.
w altIug the judg gmC mt day;
Brnidered with gold. the Blue
MeIiowed with gold, the Grey.
So, when the summer caIIeth.
On forest and field of grain
With an equal muTmur faIIeth
The cnOling drip of the rain;
Under the nd the dew
w Wsiting the jud . ment day;
wet with 'aiu, the Blue;
Wet with rain, the Grew
sadly. but not with upb raidinr,
The generous deed wss CIon-:
In the storm OF the years are fading
No braver battle was won;
Under the sod and the dew
waiting the judgment day:
Under the blossoms, the Blue:
Under the gLrlauds, the grey.
No more shall the war. cry sever,
Or the winding rivers be red +:
They btnish or anger forever
When they laurel the graves of our deadi
Under the -od aud the dew
WaitIuC the iudc mcnt dGy
Love and tears for the Blue,
Tears and love for the Grey
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-10-08

Why is man ascending Vesuvius ike an
irishman trying to kiss pretty girl2 Be
ause ne wants to get a; the crate.'s mouth.
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- a man is bad of if. in hard winter. he
has chinks in his roof AMI no chink il his
cocket.