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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13
THE PACIFICATOR!

01r. George KoOuce is now great peace
man, if his public professions are to be be-
lieved, but he is radical wthal, and a mean
one at that. we have it from good authority
that he is the man who made out the list of
voters in Harpers Ferry and Bolivar town
ships, who were to be summoned before the
Board Of Registration. Some of these men
were fighting in the Union army during the
var, whilst Kooncc was selling goods to those
whom he knew would take them into the rebel
lines y little consistency, Mr.. Koonce.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13
CONSERVATIVE COUNTY TICKET.
GO AND TRY THEN.

The Board Of Registration. wiI sit at Shop
herdstowu, to-day and tomorrow. Go up
and claim your right to register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13

DEAD.-Information from Texas announ-
ccs the death there of Capt. John A.. Nc
Lanahan latey Of the horse artillery, of the
Army of Northern Virginia He was at first
private in the Staunton Artillery, and then
raised company of horse artillery for limbo
den's brigade. A gallant soldier and a true
man, his many friends in the Valley mourn
his death.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13

PRENTIcE.-The Louisville Journal of
Saturday week contains denial of the report
that Mr. Prentice has been discharged from
Its editorial staff, and says, also, that Mr..
Prentice is not poor, but in aff1uent circum-
stances, his homestead alone being vclued at
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13
TERMS OF SALE

On all sums abu'e SlI. credit of SIX NJ n Ia
will be given, the pur cir's.r e win. on an" mp
proved security, the brnds I" tear intcrcsI no !
date paid at mauuTty. the interest will b,
United. On sums { S 10 and 50, the Cash all
be required No prop, ty b.. removed until the
terms OF sale conn lied witt.
FRI NC.s II. uOOTF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13
ESTlAY CATTLE.
STRAYED from the ncigih"rh" of Charlie
W town. IN the early part "f June last,
THREE HEAD OF CATTLE,

One rather small biu. black Cow with horns. She
has one tea very IuU. ID enlarged Al,o two lief
ers, about is months DID n roam, the other n
deep r"d-b'.Ih with lIrrrs, and TnIna rRcd. The
COW probably has this time ca If bout months
old. liberal eward will be paid for in 'urIua ton
which will lead tn their recovery fur IcT return
to Dr W F. Lpput. at CharIesto~ u. fI,.rsnn Co.
ctoher l3, lSG5-3t v l.. PERRY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13
Ann oUNc rs.
TO VOTERS.

II HEREBY respectfully announce myself an
INDEPENDENT cLNDIDATE FOR; THE
ASSESSORSHIp
OF Jefferson ouLty the election and pledge
my b,sI effort 10 1iseharse tire duties u the UfeS
If elected. ) ID. PoIiERFtELD.
July Z, lS6S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13

WINCHESTER PREsBYTEnY.-Thc Win
chester Iresbytery will meet at Woodstock,
on the 10th of this month. 1t is expected
that large number of ministers aud delegates
xill be in attendance.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13
Monster Democratic Demonstrations
A PROCESSION TEN MILES LONG.

The greatest mass meeting ever held in New
York took place Monday evening, in Tammany
Hall. The Democratic procession had in its
ranks over so, GOO persons. After junction
had been effected with the delegations from
adjoining counties, the length OF the procession
exceeded ten miles.
Every ward was largely represented, and
banners and transparrncies were numerous
Several bands accompanied each delegation,
and played the star spangled Banner and
other national airs. Pie scene in Union
square was grand. From the main stand the
Temple o! Liberty, which was splenddly IL
Illuminated, strings of light stretched to Tam
many Hall, and the streets in the vicinity
seemed literally on fire with calcium lights,
rockets, fire paintings and fire balloons
The main stand facing Broadway was the
centre Of attraction outside OF Tammnny Hall,
though there were six other stands at which
speeches were made to the immense throng,
roughly estimated at half million of persons,
men, women and children. The crowd stretch
cd completely down broadway to Eleventh
street, and even as far as Spring street.
LARGE GATHERING AT PITTsBURG.
PITTsDURG, PA, October 5.-The Demo-
crOtS held an immense mass meeting here to-
day. Preparations had been made on large
scale, and no efforts were spared to make it
the greatest demonstration ever seen in West
cru Pennsylvania. Delegations from the cUun-
try were numerous, and the procession was
two hours and ten minutes passing given
point. Business houses and residec ces along
various portions of the route were decorated
with flags, Chinese lanterns &c
Among the distinguished speakers present
were Hons. George III. Pendleton, Heister
Clymer, Edgar Cowun, and others. The
torchlisht procession tonight was a grand
affair. Many buildings were brilliantly ilIu-
minated.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13

COMPLIMENT TO a VIRGINIAN. Colonel
w. LeRoy Broun, A, NJ, of the University
OF Virginia, has, We understand, been invited
to the chair of Mathematics in the University
OF Kentucky, which institution is in very
hourshins condition, having had over six
hundred students last year. Colonel Broun.
1t will be recolected. distin guished himself in
the ordinance department during the war by
his mathematical uttaiuments. After the war
he was elected without solicitation on his part
to the chair of natural sciences in the Uni
versity of Georgia. If Virginia must lose the
services OF her sons, it is gratifying to know
that they are appreciated and honored in their
adopted homes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13
TERMS OF SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.
T WILL OFFER AT PUBLIc-sALE. ON
THURSDAY, 1.-The sed 1903,
A. my residence in barIe,,o,rr. some

Atmy residence in charIestOwr. some
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Stoves, Clock, &c, &c. Also
TWO HORSES;
ATwo-HoRsE SPRING WAGON with top.
and Harness.
IL ''i- ~, funs OF Szl iNen.S ID, -
fur nIOnibs will be given-the purchaser giving
note with good sccuriIy-sAId NOES to bear inter
csI from date.
No property to be removed until terms Of ssle arc
compiler with. JOHN w JONES.
y. B.-1hr HOUSE now occupied by nIe Nll, be
rente day OF sale, until the Let OF April, 1907
Bond aud good security required J. VI. }. -
October 3, 1868.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13
BOOTS AND sno@.


v FRY superior Coarse Roo'r, Iou'hs' and Boys'
30, ts-CxrTn quality, Extra h-avv high cut
BroEuus, Ladi s. and Misses t:aIi " HIkin Shoes.
Ladies aud Missc-' Polish RoOts, FRONT Lace and
Congress GaitcrS-' xtra quniIty. These goods
city mIldr and fully guni tu amy nu'i. midst.
Ladies arc Invited To examine stock bsf pUT
chasing. u. nov ELL.
OstuDcr 10, 1868.
JRoCERIES.- Crushc,', Powdered and Puiv.r-
lied Sugar. Brown Su" T-HIt 9ih c.. Rio aud
laguyra Cutt e, Green aud ack Tea Il, So
da, Wafer aud Mushroom Crackcrr SpIcrs. Salt.
tobacco, Soaps. sc. just re tivcd AMI fnr sale by
October 10, IsGS. d. HOW ELL.
IEHITF, Gray RudFancy Flanucls; Dinner aud
w Tea Napkins. Tab Linen, Plain aud DE- mack
T"v-cls. CRASH, 10 d. { Bl,r-hcd aud Blown
ShcctinEs, f."i" Mats Flour and Tabl" OIl Ci'Ib.
Whltc and Gay Bhukcts, Glib RiHI k'ta. JuEI
received aud inr sale by ID. HOWELL.
October 10. 1868
SSHAWLS, noods, Mullins, C!i"vcs, Gcuts' w""icn
- Undcrshiris.vcry tuP-'ioI; I."dirs' N.-t-.
ChiIdrcn's L""%ins, CumiU'ts, Scarf, Neck Tns,
Susp"urcrs wIrst"ds, Fancy Yarns JustIc
cCived aud for sale by ID. HOWELL
Octn%cr Is. 1908
AMPEE Blskcts, Cinthrs Rae krts, Tube, ~ OOd-
On Bowls, Eroorns. Buckets, &c JLsI received
aud for sale by HOWELL.
October !3 IsGS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13
Position of Mr.. Chase.

Chief Justice CHASE has not signifed his
purpose to support Grant and Coliax, as was
stated several days ago, by some of the city
press The correspondent of the Baltimore
Gazette. writing from Washington. under date
of the 9th, has the following in regard to Mr.
Chase's position
The report telegraphed to the New York
press to the effect that Chief Justice Chase
had expressed himself warmly in favor of the
election of Grant and Colfax is without aDy
foundation in truth. The Chief Justice has
given no authority for any such statement.
but, on the other hand, in a conversation with
friend to day, he made frequent illusions to
the excuses of the Radical party and his
hostility thereto. at the same time he smoke
of Governor Seymour as statesman of great
purity of character, and one who would, if
elected President, administer the Govern
ment upon strictly constitutional principles.
Such is the opinion of Judge Chase as freely
expressed to day while it is we'll known among
his friends he entertans contempt for General
Grant as a Statesman or a man of brains
high respect for him as a successful General
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
0YERSEERS OF.THK.P 0OR.


A n adjourned meetin g of the Board of overseers
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House, on SATURDAY.. 7th OF NOVEMBER next.
Superintendent in place OF Mr. Young, for tho
next year (iS69) will o. appointed Proposals are
invited. The parties aepIying SHOULD be present.
E. b. HAlSES. Pest OF Board
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13
NEW ADYERTIs EMENTs
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given ,ha, Elections will be
IN held
Thursday, 22d Of October, 1868,
in tin. several townships uI tins County, the
following Ittic,Ts, N.z :-GUNtInOr u tie State,
Judge Ui the Court Of Appeals, Secretary oil SAFE,
AuaItOI, treasurer UI state, Attorney GenrTa,
Representative Ia CougrCss, Judge VI TIE IUth Ju
dI.Ial Circuit, It'll uHIUrIaI DIsITlCt,
Two AisuIlers VI House OF Drieg AI,s, States AT
tOruey, Recorder, Assessor. SupeivIsor Tor each
Township, w nshIP CieIk' i"w"siiP frsAsurer'
BY order of the Board of Supervisors.
ft go JAMES LUGtE, President
October ID. ls6S-2t.
or Spirit jefferson coPy.-hsgist,r-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13
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by their sides;
Two large II. ifcrs. fcsh this fals
One fire Devon Bull. two years old;
Que fac AlderneJ Boil, eighteen months old
Eight head Ui Young Cattle, twelve and eIgl
teen mon tbs Old.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13
AGRICULTURAL INpLINENTS.
Household and Kitchen furniture,

a5 follows: One new Cooking : tOyc, complete
One Kitchen Table, one Cu?bos"";
Boxes, Barrels, &c. and Cthc: articles not nc
ccssaFy t.. IIcutivn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-10-13
CONSERVATIVE STATE TICKET.

FoR CoNGREss- SECOND DISTRICT.
Hon. WIN. G.. BROWN. of Preston county
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22
GE OLE CHA.

FEARFUL RIOT AT CAMILLA.
AUGUSTA, GA, Sept. ri. "A fearful riot oc-
CURED at Camilla, the county seat OF Mitch
ell county, Ga, last Saturday. The following
particulars have been, telegraohed from Bal IA
bridge q miles from the scene of the riot
Pierce the radical nominee for Congress and
Murphy, the Ex-bureau agent, with about 200
negroes armed aud equipped, started on Friday
Tor Cammila with three weeks provision and
boxes. of new arms and ACCOMPLISHMENTS, their
intention being to overcome the citizens. Be-
fore Saturday some friendly negro exposed.the
places, and negro courier was despatched TO
inform the citizens what was going on A
deputatlon OF three prominent citizens met the
mob at China church five miles from town. The
Governors proclamation forbddipg armed or
CARNATIONS was read, but the mob paid no at
hntion 10 it and determined to march on
again, the depnta.ion demonstrated, entreated
the negroes to come in without arms and they
should not be moested. Their efforts wer:
fruitless TO dissuade the negroes, and the mob
marched into town with banners flying aud
drums beating. They now numbered $50, many
having joined them on the route. The moo
halted and clamored for the man named
Jones. Jones in company with DIR. Twitley
presented himself, when 100 guns elevated at
them. The former being intoxicated, fired and
the riot commenced, the mob firing at every
one they could see. Citizens white and colored
rallied, gathering about so stand of arms. The
mob was vigorously attacked and driven back
and panic stricken, took to flight. The negroes
were pursued five miles Iooseing 50 killed and
many wounded. Their total loss as far as ascer
tanned was from rs to 100 in killed aud wound
ed. Owing to the panic atnong the mob only
five whites were severely wounded. The col
ored citizens of the town are reported to have
rallied promptly with the whites in defeating
the mob. The stores and amu1itions of the
latter were captured. Sat last accounts Camilla
was quiet. st1 Tsss=9
AUGUSTA, Sept. 21.-The news of the riot at
Camilla caused some excitement here. II is
known that the negroes are armed throughout
the State, but the whites have MO serious fears
of disturbance, if the negroes are not precipi-
tated into riots through pernicious counsels
and violent appeals to their passions.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22
KESTUCK
RESISTANCE 10 LAW.


LOUISVILLE, Sent. 20.-On Thursday United
States Marshal Meriweather, accompanied by
fifty U. S. soldiers under command Of Lieut..
Denny, Lett Louisville to protect the Marshal
and his deputies in the execution of IA process
in Nelson aud Larue counties. Arriving at
Towards Mills the soldiers went into CAMP
MIR. Howard who resides at the Mills, invited
Marshal Meriweather to his house to supper
He accepted the invitation, but had not finish
ed his supper before three men entered the
house pistol in hand and demanded his surren-
der. Being unarmed he complied. They then
proceeded with him towards the woods ana
threatened to make short work OF INN when
fley got there, Howard however overlook
We party and told them they should not hurt
5he Marshal Howard then accompanied the
Marshal TO the camp where the soldiers WERE
After arrestng Chas. Howard, Mr.. Holt and
JOS. Mahoney, the pa ties charged with assist
ing in the outrages upon the deputy Marshal
some weeks since and executing some sum
mons for debt against persons in the neighbor-
hood, they returned to Louisville. Beyond a
doubt regular organization exists in Nelson,
Larue and Merton counties to prevent the exc
cutlon of any process from the u. S. courts,
from 20 to 30 men.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22
ME w YORK.

NHf 81 $50 CITY AND VICINITY. E8tf a-fr rs
NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-The Alderman to-day
voted to give reception to Gen. Mcclellan in
the governors room upon his arrival.
Three convicts at Sing Sing state prison, this
morning seized powder boat after overpower-
ing the guard and locking them in the hold
started across the river with the vessel and
landed at the foot of Rookland mountain and
escaped. They are being pursued, Chas. Ham
mond and Henry Morrissey, both notorious
burglars, were sentenced at Brooklyn to-day
to 3 years in the state prison.
Joshua G.. Able one Of the fire Commission
ers of this city, died at Windham, CT, to-day.
This morning the National Labor Congress
assembled here. Delegates were present
from this State Maryland, Illinois, Connect
cut, New Jersey, Massachusetts,, Ohio, Michi-
gan. Pennsylvania, also delegates from the Ma
tional Typographical, National Carpenters, j DIN
.ers, Bricklayers, Machinists, and Blacksmiths
Union, and from three working women's asso-
Citations OF this city. The annual messages OF
the President and Vice President were read
The object Of the Convention is to institute re-
forms, establish reciprocal relations between
different labor organizations, and to keep back
encroachments of centralized wealth upon
rights of labor .--
The address of the president Mr. j. G. Wha-
ley was an able document reviewing the pro
gress of laboring classes for the past year, anC
foretellng renewed strength and Yi9or for thu
future. .sI...-.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22
AT MOrriIi's Corner! H5
WEI be Sold sac Auction On Friday, sept
25;h mt 3 =. ne. on the premises.

4 One OF the most desirable places
ID gTTA y in WestbroOk. A new two and one
81 4fi - IA h7t stlry Store and House siuaied
~ suIAI at MorrilPs Corner. two and one
= $500 half miles from Portland; together
" IN iot Of iand 100 &c 20 front, running back 200
ieet, containing garden covered with CRAZE vines.
currants gnosoerries, raspbcrriss, apple and plum
trees etc. Bull ing 35xb) feet; contains store on
rst h1or second and third story contains ten large
rooms, clothes press o. each room; paniries sink
room, e c. Water in abundance upon the premises
9oth hard and soft, supplied by pumps. Cellar ur-
,ie VINO building; eight feet deep, always dry.
Atro, staoe, hotse-shed and wOOd-hcuse connected
Iae rest Toe Ition tor Grocery business In This
part Oh me STATE; annual sales can he made 10
amount OF $4,000 to SIS 900 retail This building IL
upon the mai'I thoroughfare TO Portland ior iyee
IoMhS- Hoi Sc cars pass within stones throw every
nan hour, during the day. Also steam cars aimSs{
h9ur'y. NO better location IN the United States lar
school and church privileges. The place will rent
TOR 5000 per year.
INN date possession given Ofthe Store Possession
of the house within sixty DAYS. Premises can he
seen any time previous and upon day o sale Terms
onelhalf cash, remainder in one year A deposit al
TWO hundred dollars to be made at time of sale
for Iurther particulars, call on Auctoneers, or on
sepiSeOdtd O. A. UIIT Morriu,s Coroo. "
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-09-22

Sid TN Liverpool 9Th, Lydia Skolfeld, Curtis tor
New York; Duncan. Randall, St John, NB e.
On Seaiord 5th Lepanto, Walker from Shields for
Alden.
-. Of Portland 4th. Moni or, Lorraboc, from King
AT at sicily 4fh, Sarah A Staples Shapes, .-aa
Havana.
Sid I'm Cardiff 9TH, II Eaton Reed, for Bangor;
Ar at Shields 9Th, Susan E voorhees,, Fulford, fin
Antwerp.
Oft Queenstown 9Th, Andaman, OTIS, i'm Portland
for Antwerp, land proceededD.
Sid fm Newcastle NSW, june 10TH Powhattan,
Patten, (irom Melbourne) for Kong Kong
Ar at Hong Kong July 49, Nellie Hastings, Hall,
Annoy.
erpool Tor Yokohama; 9th, Resolute, from York
Ior Shanghae; 18th, Frank Marion, Lincoln, from
Cardiff tor Yekohan a.
Ar at Penang July Is, Borneo, Smith, Singapore
(and sailed 18th tor Penang and Boston.)
Sid i'm Madras July 20, Houghton, Willis, Maui
main.
Ar at Calcutta list ult. Tiber Arey, Liverpool.
Sid FIN Bombay 9th ult, Keystone. Emerson, Tor
San Francisco.
OF st Helena b ult, Whampoa, Carter, Calcutta
for New York.
Al at Malaga 26th ult. voyager, Gibbs, Almeria.
Ar at Gibraltar Goth ut, Lawrence. Matthews, i'm
Almeira. tand cid 2sth for Lsbon.l
Ar at Cadiz ID inst. San Carlos, Parker, from New
York. go. .-sa
SID i'm Havre 4th inst Emma F HERMAN, Henri
man. Cadiz: 9Th Union, Austin, New Orleans.
Cid at Rotterdam 9TH inst, st Joseph, Alexander.
Newcastle. 1000
Sid FIN Antwerp 9TH inst, Eureka Holloway, for
Shields.
Sid FIN Cuxhaven 9Th inst Jenny El!ingwood, Ell
haywood New York.
Sid I'm Stettin I'd inst, Five Brothers. Thurlow,
Cronstadt.
Gale. Aug. 10-The hull OF oaruue Effort. from
the tyne fo- this port, which struck the rocks
the east side OF the Bay, has been sold tor G70 aud
the cargo Tor $50.
fPer City OF Boston. at New York;
Sid FIN Liverpool sth inst, Wallace, Carney, ior
New Orleans. .l5,
Ent out sh, Addic Hale, Daley, Philadelphia
Ar at Falmouth stb, Arthur Kinsman, Buchanan.
Havana. ,l .. a
Ar at Bristol Pill sth, Chimborazoo, Adey. from
Bristol ior Quebec. .-l u
AR at Greenock 18th, Proteous. Gibbons. Cardenas
Fannie. Hinckley, Cuba. #a-
Ar at Cork 18th, Gen Butler, Chase, Callao. p
Sid I'm Albany, KGS, June 80. Nellie Harding,
Mitchell. Callao
Ar at Newcastle, NSw, jane 2s--Masonic, Lam
pher, Melbourne, land sailed July for Shanghae)
| Sid FIN Batavia July Ia, Martha Booker Goodburn
for Holland. s..sa u c5s
Sid I'M Bombay 18th ult. Chalmctte Waite, for
Gallee. -....-.-.-.
Ar at Gale July 27. Effort, Hussey. Shields
Cid at Havre 7th inst nalcyon, Work, New Or
leans. ,..
Sid i'm Antwerp 7th inst. Charlotte W White
Griffin, Callao.
SPOKEN.
July 26 lat 1885, Ion % IS w, barque Annie, OF Bath
from Philadelphia Tor Shangbae.
Aug 1, lat II "a N. Ion 81 W. ship Surprise, from
| New York lor Hong Kong.
Aug II, lat % n, ion 30 w, ship Mary E Campbell
| from Calao for Antwerp.
Aug Il. lat Is S, Ion 36 w, ship Momentum, from
Sept 10, off Cape Roman, brig Pedro, from New
York tor Jacksonville. -.a
Sept Is, lat Al As W. lon 81 20 W, ship Ocean Pearl
from st John, NIB, for Bristol E.
Sept IL, lat 43 20, ion So, brig Lie Houghtoa, from
| Cadiz for Portland.