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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-03

POLICEMAN BOUND OvER.-In the Court
Of Justices Cassetty & Brien yesterday,
policeman Thos. Olsen was bound over to
the Criminal Court, in the sum Of $1,000,
to answer charges Of assault and battery
and false Imprisonment, brought by L. j.
Melvin. The complainant had been ar
rested by Olsen for walking with a Craw-
ford street prostitute, and had been dis
charged by the Police Commissioner.
ANOTHER SQUABBLE FOR THE CRUMBS.
Should the County Commissioners displace
the County Court, there will be Keeper
OF the Pesthouse to appoint, and several
hungry candidates are already pulling
strings for the appointment. Cramer is
said TO stand best thus far, and some of his
Radical friends say he would be " the
right in the right place should he sue
coed.
A BANKRUPT STREET RAILRoAD.-The
last two cars of the Church and Spruce
street railroad were yesterday sold at auc-
ton, to satisfy an execution. They were
purchased by Mr.. Bolton, lessee of the
road, at Sl05 each. A quantity of railroad
iron was also knocked down. This road,
though as enterprising and reliable as any
Of its contemporaries, has proved a failure
pecuniarily, and its stock is now considered
worthless. CaH will continue to run, how
ever, and better future is predicted for it.
POLICE COURT, MAY 2.-Toney Martin,
drunkenness, So.
Godfrey Washington, wile-whipping,
workhouse twenty days.
Hannah Dowd, drunk and using OBJ
scene language, workhouse fifteen days.
Lewis Green, drunkenness, s. carrying
concealed weapons, s..
Jennie Smith, drunk and using obscene
language, workhOuse twenty days
Thomas Broderick, assaulting Sis Haw-
kins, continued.
Ann Cunningham, drunkenness, work
house twenty-five days.
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GENERAL MARK ETS.
NASHVILLE. May 2. l.

NASHVILLE, May 2, 1858.
CoTToN.-Market dull and no business
doing. Received 10. Shipped none. -
as follows ! at %, II at 29i, and l at BOT.
NASHVILLE COTTON STATEMENT.
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once IIonrs

Arrive. Monday. Wciues laws and FridayH,
a. p. u Leave Tueslays, Thurstays and S at
uFiaN-. ~ 3 a. a..
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-03

SOMETHING New AND ELEGANT -
Those spring and summer styles OF hats aud
caps At G z. Wiggin, successor to Fran
cisco They have all the leading styles Of
the season. Gentlemen OF taste will call
and examine, at No. 5S, College street.
NAV DOT
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HOMES.

an THURSDAY. THE 7th OF MAY Mkt
~ on the premises. We will at puli.r -s.r. u'.
fer number Of most beautiful NIIlI l.Hf. .T.u.
ated On the Elm ilill and Stones River Turnpike.
tOid buchanan e Mill road. and on the lebanon
and Nashville Turnpike. containing irsu .iA 81
ten acres each.
These l0ts are the most deairHhie .iira .nr eouu-
try villas ever offered ma this market Wemp.a
earnestly invite the attention 81 che publ. iH
them. and viii take pleasure To- .hnrinE Oh.
property % all who are de1irOu5 OF cEamInF Dr.
before the day Of sale.
] EEXs-One-iourth cash, and the balance ia
one and two years. for notes sHti iarfaf.g
cured. bearing interest
Omnibuses will leave the Office Of a. M Fogr
Esq. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
sale % commence AZ ~ o'clock a NJ.
a.. NJ FDGG 4rI
A. v. s. LINDsLEY.
aUrZ6 ii Executors OF W. b. Lewis
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-05-03

HE MAN-DAN HICNICS.-lhe May
Day picnics in the vicinity Of Nashville
on Friday seemed really more enjoy able
than any that have been given on any
similar occasion since the war. The Sab
bath School children of the Christian
Church, Elder P. 5. Fall, spent their May
Day at Bosley's Springs, one of the most
charming localities in this section, and the
abundance of good things provided and
partaken Of have been a tweuty-four hours
theme with the younger ones.
Rains Grove was taken possession Of by
the Sunday School children Of the South
Cherry street Baptist Church, and novel
street railroad excursion followed the pic
mic.
The North Nashville Sunday School
picnic at Buena Vista Springs was a de-
lightful celebration, and May-Day never
saw happier groups of young and old than
were ,congregated there.
Wherever the day was celebrated, comes
the same story Of "a good time" and to
hear the glowing accounts the children
give, one could hardly help wishing for
two Mays and two May-Days in the mo-
otonous old year.
PERsoNAL.-Our city was honored yes
terday, says the Pulaski Citizen, Of the Ist
inst, with the distinguished presence of
Deputy Grand Master, NJ. r. Elliott, of
Howard Lodge, No. 10, I. 0. o. f., Gal
latin, who ia the special agent of the
Widow and Orphan Fund Life Insurance
Company" Nashville. His oratons on
the subject of Odd-Fellowship on various
occasions have given him an enViablc
reputation as an orator, and his Jealous la
bors in behalf of the widow and orphan"
are known and appreciated throughout the
State.
STRAWBERRIES AND GREEN PEAS made
their first appearance in our market yes
terday, but in very small quantities. The
former were held at seventy cents per box,
(about a pint, and the latter at one dollar
for something over half peck. Mr.. L.
Nelson, whose garden s on Mr.. ID. ii. Me
Gavock's farm, exhibited a small lot of
peas, and he said he would have had a
barrel had it not been for the late frosts
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MILLINERY, HATS, ETC

AIRS. s. @. HAWTHORNE. $50 500
vi Church street opposite st Cloud l!.fe'.
has Just returned from the Fast with en- rsiIIl5
rejected stock OF MtIIinery Goods, E.teess
Hats, Dress Trimming, etc, etc. aud re-
spsruuily sohcits an examination 90 th3 -amr
by the ladies Of Nashville,
ARR I'm
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ST. LOUIS, May Tobacco steady and
firm. Hemp undressed 81 3561 40. Flour
extra $500 25. Wheat-fall s. 70O
2 50 Corn S7@91. Oats 74075c. Rye
81 1901 Soc. Mess pork S29. Bulk
meats 124@16fc. Bacon-shoulders I4l.
clear sides Isle; sugar cured hams 2lc.
Lard lQC0OO
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THE RECORDS OF DEATH.

uortuary Report for ApriI-FeaFful
Mortality Among the COlOred PeO7
pIa-Eufcrmeuts During 1865.
We compile the following tables from
the Cemetery reports for the month of
April, submitted 10 DR.. Mitchell, Health
officer
INTERVIEWS IN CITY CEMETERY.
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DEAN, JR..
AUCTI0NEER,
Once and Saesroon-l73 0rsvfer street,
Near Carondelet, Onesna
Liberal advances made consgnment Auction o.
Furnrre Cargoes Produce Real Estate and every desc
ton Of Merchandise promptly attended to.
Resnsr bale Dsys-Mondays. Wednesdays. Fridays and
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PROPOsALS.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS = SEALED
~ Proposals for constructing port New Or
leans Mobile and chstsnooga Rilrosd between the cities
Of New Orleans and Mobile embracing about cubic
yards Of esrhwok the delivery Of materials
ton Of 400 nea fet Of Truss ding IS 900 Of
tbs and other mste.ls will be received Oompanys
WEDNESDAY January 20, 1869.
Msp and prodles Of the line plans Of structure and ap
proximste Of work TO be do-e wi be exhibited e
the Office and after December 10 1868 blank
forms furnished for contracts specif ,aons propositions
etc, etc.
proposals to be addressed to Henry Van v-ck Chief
rosd Company, New Orleans, La
The Company the right reject any proposal
which for any may be deemed unsatisfactory.
JAMES A. HAYNOR.
President N. o N. 4 c. r r Cs.
OhHcs Caller Court
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EOR 0ALE-REAL EsrAfE-sEvKRAL Hun
dred Cotton and Sugar Plantations, located the bcs
portions Of he cotton and s.iea Also Rio
Pantstisns Orangs Orchard and large bodies
timber ianaa Also large variety Of City and Suburb
Property improved and unmproved IN the or Of residences
stores building lots and squArsa favorable Psris
uiahing invest win do ve 70 eau and sxAns Proper
lea nil'x Gard RsN ksssss Asssts, No. Carcndsis
strssk New OTisAnA
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Observation-Disclosures.

ii OST OK MISLAID-A CERTIFICATE OF
IL One Shafe Of Stock in La vaete Association of New
Orleans No 3 issued in favor of j. Kennedy the 18th
day Of Februa y. 1867 The public cautioned against
trading for same application has been made for
thcate
4 OsT-ON TUESDAY, THE 18TH SEPTEMBER
IL 1868 ordinary Pocket Diary, containing small
amount Of Money, number Of Receipts and Memoranda
and the following described tes which the public
toned trading for negotiating. sz Three Notes
dated December 1867 drawn by T. D. Van Horn his
order by him ndorsed hundred dollars and
payable in three six and nine months after date note
drawn BY Mrs NJ Van Born to her order and by her
ndorseS at one year after date March 1879 and marked
NE varisur" by Gottschak Msgner, notary public for
Eve hundred ard dollars one note for eight han
cents at year after date ssps rs 1885 drawn and in
Esq., one note at sixty DAYS after date 9Th Eebru
gstin cashier Bank Of Orleans one hundred and
Loode for two hundred and fifty dollars endsed date
ered-s of which notes bean paid but
cancelled The finder welcome the and will
additional upon returning the Diary and Papers
T. D. Van norn, "a Camp street.
I OST-ON THURSDAY, nth, A BLACK AND
IL Brown Hound, answers TO the name Of JED. Had q
piece Of the bottom Of his left and large
white max his breast When lost be had leather
collar The finder viii be suitably rewarded leaving him
ct 81 Race street.
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pUTTER. CHEESE. BUokwuEAT.

We have on hand and now receiving large csnsign
nents of Choice Goshen BUTTER, Z. d CHEESE and
BUCKwHEAT, which Offering to the trade ct Low
fgurss GOODRICH a RAILEY. erocer.
a Cannon ana a Canal strs~s
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r. BAkRAZINa
TOBACCO HANuFAorOKY.
Corner Char.rss and oons s,rsra

ur r. sARRAxIE thsakfal for the patronage sxtsnc,d
70 establishment Of bis factory Constantly
nssd his best sxecns TO increase bis vsdesved rspuss
uon able offer the Southern superior
article Of cut Tobacco for smoking up psc
suit the trade His o. Cbswing robaeca
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LOUIS STERN g. BROS. SALES.

LOUIS STERN g. Bros SALES.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE
SIX HUNDRED AND FIsTY CASES BOOTS, sHoEs
AND BRo0ANs.
ALSO
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CASES CHILDREN,s,
MISSES AND LADIES
BronEed Blue, Bismsrk. Lasting Patent Fixed Button
oish, Iave high Lsre Congress- jass
ceivsd ON the Philadelphia Manufactures;
FIFTY CASES YOUTHS AND CHuDREN'S PATENT
RED TOP BOOTS.
Newark Mandatory especially Manufactured this Mar
ket being Of the Largest and Best
offered to which the especial attention buyers called.
BIZ LOUIS STERN a RROA.
N. STERN, Auctoneer.
ERIDAY, Dee. Ia, ut 10 O'Clock A. M,
precisely. at then saesrcons Nos SO Magazine Sc
Gravier street. without limit will ne SOLD
6 Cases Menu Boys Youths and Chdrens Boots Shoes.
Congress and Brogsns;
$50 Cases Chdrsn's Misses, and Ladies Congress and
Butt ust received from the Philadelphia Manufac-
tories, and
70 Csss Youths and Chldrens Patent Red Top Boots.
News Manufactures.
Buyers will do well 70 attend this important sale
BE- 1ERMs-At Sale
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BOARDING.

DOA RDING-ELE0ANTLY FURNISHED APART.
ID with excellent board and the Of the
parlor The Of the desirable in the city
Apply at LAG st. joseph street
EIRsT GLASS no. H DIN0-ONE Or TWO
gentss families who desire comfortable hone and good
living pleas part Of the city mis- h be suited spp
cation the Of Camp and Robin streets opposite
Coliseum Square The house has large well furnished rooms
and Is surrounded By sxtensive grounds Tho street
pass the door.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-17

rhs AXIOM PIANO FORrB declared By the yuass< 81 IN,
late Fair Of the American Instituts held In September
October 1857, be the best piano exhibition
est trial ordered By hs American Institute with the Pianos
oftbe successal exhibitors the Exposition
cared by their Judges be the best Piano them
AGENTS WANTED rrstclass AID responsible Agsn:s
wanted In every and where have already 40
pointed them
Send for cireslars, price list. terms etoL
Mandatory and Warerooms, la and lD Boxcry, ns.,
Delaney stree< Few York MANNER 4 90
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c.E. GlRARDeY g. CO. IS SALES.
AssIGSEE's SALE.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
IN THE MATTER or W. HYLLEsTED-IN BANK.
RUPTCY-No. ST..
THE FAIR GROUNDS CLUB HOUSE AT AUCTION
BIZ Q. Il. GIRARDEY a co.,
AucnoSEER-Once. No. II Exchange Place.
T,UE9DAY, December 22d, 1868, az I 3
O'Clock at the Merchants and Auctionees Exchsnge
at Public Auction. by order Of the Assignee will be sold
The building known the FAIR GROUNDS CLUE
HOUSE, surrendered by Hyested In bankruptcy, and
sold for the benefit of his creditors.
R9-TxRns-Cash In u. 4. Treasury Notes
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c0NsTABIe'S SALES.

C0NSTABle'S SALES.
A. DAUBERT VS.. GEO. WASHING roN-NO. 2l37-.
Sixth Justice Court. for the parish of Orleans, La.
RY VIRTUE Of writ OF nsri fAeias
ID to directed by the Honorable Sixth Justice Of the
Peace will proceed TO sell at public TUES
DAY the twenty day Of December 1865 at 10 o'clock
A n, the highest bidder
The FURNITURE AND REFLECTS seized In the above
suit as per inventory on nlc
A7-frRns-Ossh on the vpot in Q. 8. Treasury Notes.
WM. GORMLEY, Constable
DAVID HIlBURN vs. MRS. WALsH-N0. 2l5l, Sixth
Justice Court, Parish of orleans.
DY VIRTUE OF q wris OF nerf fhetas
ID din eced tie Honorable the Sixth Justice Of the
for the parish Of Orlea"s will proceed 70 sell
public auction, THURSDAY oath day of December,
l8tS at IL O'Clock ~ M 139 Reusseau street
TWO CARTS.
Reized In the above suit
rS-TERMs-Cash on the spot.
WIN. GORMLY. Constable
A. C. MERKEL vs. PHIL KErqEURING-No zoos,
Sixth Justice Court. Parish Of Orleans
pY VIBTUE of Writ OF hsrf naeias
- TO by the Honorable the Sixth Justice
Peace in and fer the Parish Of Orleans will proceed sell
public aucon SATURDAY the 10Th day OF Decembsr
1868 at No l3g Rousseau street II O'Clock f.
One Spring Wagon and set Of Harness. and Horse.
Seized in the above suit
~ TKRns-Cash on the spot.
WIN. eORMLY, Constable.
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RIaAUD q co.'s
PARTISAN PERFUMERY,


Psronsed by Empress Of the French and extensively
used in ali fashionable circles for Its Excesncs and Super
GRITTY.
EIGAUD cos YLANGYLAN9 and MANILA
BOUQUET, the scent Rgsnd Co the only
portes In Europe Of the fragrant extract Of Yanyand IRON
EGAtb CO IS roLurINB, dsl,cious Toilet water
superior 70 Eau de Cologne. Toilet Vinegar, Flods
RiGAUD 4 cos MIRANDA SOAP, sxqusissay per
fumed and keeping It's fragrance 20 she last
RIsAuD CO. MIRANDA PoMAfUn, for pressrv
kFfcAuD COS DENroRNE, q most .xr...bl.
elixir preserving the and pertaining breath
RIGAUD co.'s TO0THCRE AN, g remarkable pre-
paraton producing brilliant Wilderness the teeth
RIGAUD CO.'S ROSE POWDER, superior 70 vioies
and all other Starch and Rice Powders.
THE LITTLE MONITORS GUIDE TO rHE TOILET.
with Photographs Illustrations VIII Be sent receipts Of
stamp.
wholesale. Riesud CO., IS rue de Richelieu, Paris
Agent, Nevbeny Sons, IS St Psus Church Yard Lon
don
Depot General In New Orleans q
80 Chartrss s.rsss
OILs. DEUes' WHITE LEAD. ETC.
100 barrels LINsEED OIL
100 :. COAL OIL
50 :. LARD OIL
70 CASTOR OIL
100 tons WHITE LEAD. In kegs and cans.
ALCOHOL, TuRPENI1NE, QGINTNk. etc
For sale By ALFRED II. PItRsON
IS and ~ 0rsvisr street.
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POUND NOTICES.

fOUND NOllCESs
. nEsT Room No z City Hsll1Nsw Orleans Dec
Drysdes street, between johnson and Philip Streets
One Bay HORSE with a set of harness about is hands
high left hDdleg above the hoof whe white spot right
One Black HORSE about ls hands high lame in both tore
feet
MosDAY' DsSss ssg "a 1883 =; Y o'clock G
LOUIS srsroHAL. for Com roller
CTRKET COM MIssIOwER's DEPART
,ssu MEsT Room No = City H.ilInew Orleans Dec Is
Of Orleans and ClsibOr e streets estrays-
One Yellow GOAT and Black GOAT;
Which 4 not claimed within three days and the expenses
TT UnsDAY, Decs%esr Y ,s IS At z o'eICes
LOUIS SENEGAL, for Controller.
STREET CoMMIssIcNER's DEPART
Is Were brought Fourth District Pound Dry
AIDES street. and Philip Streets esays
Six GOATS Of different colors;
Which, not claimed within three days, and the expenses
thereof paid will be sold at public sucon At said Pound
JOSEPH MURPaY. Street Commissioner.
Leurs SENEGAL for Controller
CTREET COMMIssIONERs DEPART-
- srNr Room No :, .fy Hsll-sew Orleans December
AIDES between jackson and Philip Streets
One Brown COW. with split ears;
Which not claimed within ave days and The expenses
FsID2 is pasS .Ss s"s said Pound en-
JOSEPH MURPHY. street Commissioner.
CTREsT CoMMIssIoNER's DePARr.
wss brcUsR, to Is. III Third District Pound corner s %
hsrigny and Morales Streets as an estrsy-
One red Cow, branded l. the left hip;
Which II claimed within five days expenses
thereon paid will be od at public anctisn said Pound
''. ssrPa ii s1sPaS Se Street
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BY ORDER OF THE o. 3. DISTRICT ooURT-DIs.
triet of Louisiana
BIZ g. Il. GIRARDEY d CO..
AucroxKKRs-Omcs II Exchange Plaos.
vTHFRE WILL BE SOLD, on the 10th
Of December, by o. z. Girsrdey Co., Auctionsers,
at the Merchants Exehange- =
OF the following estates viz 1876 George Person. l32 Pons
Rykoski; Isl, G. Roach; z w. II Barley; 8, n. L.
Crawford: 254 J. j herr; 49, r. q. Og'esby
The schedules be the Office OF z E. Norton,
Assignee Custom House building. New Orleans until day
sale. dec ~
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shs 1sw erIsxus esssfsas 9hursdxs, astembts n
BALLS-.BALLS.
GRAND FANCY DRESS AND
MASK BALL,

AT ODD FELLOWS HALL.i
Saturday Evening, December 10, 1883.
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T .ANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS

H. HAFFNER has IN a full assortment Of VIM
ter and sprng VEGETABLE and FLOWER SEEDS RON
the establishment OF Lambeth eon Phiiadelphia Also
nne lot Of onion Sets and To, Button Onions Aspara
gus Roots, Red Clover Seeds. etc
Country merchants supplied with eeeds By the dofen hur-
drec thousand papers II. HAFFNEk.
los 81 Charles street. opposite St. Charles fhester.
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Over 500. 900 bbis. n the be q Pittsburg Coal
For Sale Wholesale Retail vsred along Coast
above below the city BY the sat barge LOAD at the
lowest market price Spec aitent given 70 city orders
Applyto BOYD, WlLM0r a Iti., l65 PoydrAs St,
Ysrd-H Of Csllope street.
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CIRsT PREMIUM AND GOLD MHDAL
AWARDED TO
BUCKS BRILLIANT,
Az TEE BEST COOKING STOVE.

ne Stove my per cent less fuel
bread than any other In This f.ct
fairly demonstrated and neontsstabiy Mochsn
s and Agricultural Fair Of New orisans lisa and the 81
Louis Fair Of 1861.
Every Of Stoves guaranteed and delivered any
where within the city trse Of cnsrga
Also constantly hand large and oonpiss assortment
Of HEATING AND COOKING STOVES Of the nos In
proved Psssrus Liberal advantages offered 10 tbs trsda
Il. HALLER, Aesut
40 Camp and lss Tckoupitoulss street.
Ordsu len q boz w. Unschaucs and Dealers Exchange
los 81 Charles street. q The Hsw ORLEANS Postooa
gill ressivs prompt attention.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26
HUloROUS.
To Cure q Smoky Chimney.

n. Smith called at B Holt one day and
found him almost clicked with smoke, when
he suggested:
..Yyu don't know as much about managing
& smoky chimney Gs l do squire, or you'd
cure EN-"
'D;d You ever see smoky chimney cured2"
said tIolton.
Seen smoky chimney cured" saii Joe.
Il think have had the worst one in
Seabord county once, and l cured it little
too much"
How was thai: ?" asked Hilton.
.'Why You sec" said Joe, "you sec, built
q little hcuse.out Wonder at Wolf Hollow ten
or twelve wears ago Jim Bush the fellow
THAT built the chimney, kept blind drunk
tucc quarters of the time, and crazy drunk
ihe .c-. l told INN that he would have
something wrong, but he stuck to it and
flushed the house. Well we moved in and
built fire next morning to boil the Kettle.
All the smoke came through the room and
went out Of the windows not bit went up
the fucs. We tried it fer two or three days,
and it grew worse and worse. BY and by 1t
began to rain, ana the rain began to come
down the chimney. 1t put out the fire IN
minute, and directly it came down by the
railluu. We had 10 get the baby eff the floor
Is soon as we could, or it would have been.
drowned In fifteen minutes the water stood
knee deep OH the floor. Then | went out and
tuuk . lock. Il didn't rain half go hard out
side. and I pretty soon SAW what was the mat
ter. The drunken cuSs ia put the chimney
wrong end up, ard it drawcd downwards; 1t
gathered all tie rain within hundred yards,
and poured it down by buckets!ul."
..Wc.I, that was unfortunate" remarked
Ua,raa. But what 10 the world did you do
with The house? Surely you never cured
tla; chimney
But I did, though" answered Joe"
"Hoy :"
Turned the other end up" said the incor-
rigLle, and thcu You ought to have seen it
draw. That's the way ! cured i 100 much"
Drew too much :" askc. HOlton.
..Wei squire, you may judge Tor yourself"
raiu old Joe. "iretry soon after We got the
chimney down and TIE other end up. missed
Que OF The riiai3s out o: The room, and directly
! sec another OF en- shooting towards the fire
1,iace Next the table went, and then | saw
lie back lo- go3n. NJ. Then | grabbed the
I'd woman uuCe: one arm ard the baby under
tJthcr. al! started but just as | reached the
DIR ! seen tic c. going -oss the floor back
waIus 81 ling on with hcr claTs to the carpet,
AMI yciiin2, aw!uliy. But it warn't no use.
/ ;u=, seen he" Ating over The top OF the
chimney. and that was the last"
"NclI, what did you 90. then 2" asked
Hyl:un. OF course you couldn't live i'll such
u house.
"C,ai4a't 7, Though? ?" said Joe; "brt I
did. pat pouItcc on the jam Of the fire
Plies. ana that dyawed t'UtLcr way; so VIC had
no more trouble
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AND NAIrHINERX

We employ none but the best Mechanics and use
the best Material. The community can rely upon
quick, neat aud sUbsta initial work and prices to
suit the timca. We determined to do work as
low can be done in tine County for CASH, which
will he required for all transient custom.
We will make to order Tn eEhing Machines and
Horse Pot1cJs of the latest patterns; PLOCCBS Of
dIfferent kinds always on hand, amongst which
will be found the ceebrat II three horse Jivinesf0n
two-horse do; the old fashioned thTee-horse Bar
shear; Mccormick do, for two and three Lorses !;
also, the three-horsc Pa ge Plough; also an i'm
proved Kentucky single and double shovel Plough.
Plough IrOns-such az Shares, Couitersr ShoVeis'
Csingle and double) Mould boards Of all kinds,
Open Rims Open Links, &c Special attention
paid to Mill worl: in Steel and Iron, Turning and
BORN in Iron aud Steel. We now have IN opera
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26
SETTLE UP! SETTLE Up!

OUR accounts are now ready for, and we insist
" upon n Immediate settlement of the came 10
january Ist, 1865. Herea fter we will consider
accounts due the first of April, fret of July, first
Of OCTOBER and first of January when they will be
made off and payment expected. Thankful for
past favors hope by strict attention 70 business
to gam many new CustOmecs.
G1-If you want your MACHINES repaired, Eend
them in