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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.

We employ none but the best Mechanics and use
the best Material. The community can rely upon
quick, neat and substantial work, and at prices to
suit the times. We are determined to do work as
low can be done in the County for CASH, which
will be required for Ill transient custom.
We will make to order IheshirS G!:',.caaines and
Giorsr rotDers ofthe latest patterns; PLOUGHS of
diTereat kinds always on hand, amongst which
two horse do; the old fashioned three-horsc Bar
shear Mccormick do. for two and three Lorses !;
proved Kentucky single and double shovel Plough
Plough Irons-such as Shares, Coultsrs, Shovels,
open Rings. Open Links, SC. Special attention
paid to Mill work in Steel and Iron. Turning and
Boring in Iron aud Steel. We now have in opera
pnIlr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
NoaIce3 Notice!

LI-persons indebted to the Estate of SAM'L
"A d. BRYARLY, Decd, are requested TO ma ke
immediate payment. and those who have claims
AGAINST estate will present them for settlement
JOHN P. KERFoOT, Executor
of Samuel Brysrly, decd.
Martinsburg, Feb. Is, lists ct.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
AUCT!0NEER's NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned offers his services 10 the people
/ of jefferson as AUCTI0SEER. He will
attend PUBLIC SALES, and perform the usual du-
terms: ard will exert himself in the interest of the
parties Concerned Letters addressed to me at Har-
per Ferry, left at the Spirit Of JEFFERSON Otce
J. d. PoTTERFIELD.
Decembel H. Is67-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25

TUESDAY, 3rd day of MAR ca, 1868,
ALL MY
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
f UR- TT .EUR|,
Farming Utensils
SOCK, @5 O.,
On the Tate Farm, mile South of Charlestown.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &c.
Chairs, Tables, Bureaus Sidcboord,
Bcdstcads. &c, two Stoves, one Cook Stove,
One large lrou Kettle.
STOCK
Eight No. WORK HORsEs-fvc of which
MaEcs; four OF them with ioal, and two Black
Roam Matches; one year.otd Colt; ,ss,
Five Mich Cows, three Heifers f1ISTFs ~
heavy with Calf, 5tASS3
One young Durham Bull, ~ z
Six head of Stock Cattle; Sl8saGSzEISa
.,.z-IS.sas HOGS-Thirty head of Stock Hogs and
1asa$.4@S three Brood Sows;
elzs5scE SHEEP Nine head of Young Ewes;
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Two Wagons, One Cart, Three Barshcar
Ploughs, one new one, (Otts make)
Two IIarrows, three Double and two Single
Shovel PIoughs;
Ono Champion Wheat Reaper,
And Mower Combined,
Ono patent Cutting Box, Jack Screw.
ywO Grain Cradles. One Moving Scythc,
Forks aud Rakcs, NlauIs, Wedges, Axes,
One Iron -hOopCd lloTshCad,
One set of Brecchbands,
Four sets of Front Gear, Blind Brides;
Collars, six sets of Plough Gears;
Oue set OF Cart Gear lot of Head .Halters
One Side and one Man Saddle,
Two Rididg Brides, set of SplcCs:
Breast Chains, Sprcadcrs, one Fifth Chain;
One Bearing and two Log Chains,
Double. ThrbIc and Single Trees;
Lot of Old Iron, Hoes, Shovcls, Picks;
2 pair Grain Ladders, aud many other articles.
C AIN
Fifty Barrels CORN; Sixty Bushels RYE;
+ fifty Bushels Screenings; Lot of OATS;
Sixty ACREs OF WHEAT IN THE GROUND.
TERMS OF SALE.
Six months credit on al sums nbovc Ten Dollars
by the purchaser giving note with approved Sc
curity; all sums OF Ten Dollars and under, Cash.
The Corn, Rye, Wheat i'll the Ground, Screenings
and Oats viii be sold for Cash No property TO be
removed until terms Of sale complied with
. JOSEPH F. STRIDER.
February is, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
EoUNDRK,

q ~ ~ In -A-2-6 C. X
and VIC arc now able to furnish Castings of good
quality low can be bought elsewhere.
All work entrusted to wall be done with dis
patch. AID guaranteed to give satisfaction. The
highest price paid in Cash for Old Iron of all kinda
Give call at the Jefferson Machine Shop, Stone
Row. WEIRlCk WELLER. +
Charlcztown, Jan. 90, 1853.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
CLOTHING!
.CLGTHING!!
CLGTHING!!!

rFNHE undersigned tsIsos pleasure in informing
the public that he has just received and opened
we'll selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS & CAPS. BOOTS & SHOES, SATCHELS,
TRUNKS & NOTIONS,
to which he would respectfully invite the attention
Of those who wish to buy go5dGTtice, at low rates
Persons will do well to call and examine, as he
is determined to please patrons.
JOHN l.. SCHTLLINCf,
Opposite SHENANDOAH Hotel.
Harper's Ferry. Va
N.B-Spccial attention paid TO custom work. at
short notice. A fine lot of samples AWAY on hand
September "a, 1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
LAND. AGENCY.
BIB. V. 1867.
BECKWITH'S ELECTRIC LINIMENT.

TNOR the cure OF Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Strains
L of the Joints, Num5ncss ofthe Limbs. Swelling
of the Join or Limbs Bruises any Bone OF
Nerve Affections, Incipient stages of
Group, Chlblains, &c, sc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
HARPER'S. FERRY DRUG STORE.

THE undersigned having purchased the N
i Drug Store sorE:erly conducted by Mr.
Lajoy, at the corner uf shenandoah and High IL
streets, Ihrper's Ferry, respectfully informs 4.
and attention to ito proper management. The
stock has already been largely repIenishcd. and
will he added to from time to time necessity may
require.
O. PREscRrprIoNs carefully compounded. and
orders respectfully solicited c. E. BELLER.
Uatper's Ferry. October 8. 1861.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25
Zee Hives.
TIRE undersigned having purchased the right and
i entire and complete control of
LANGSTRnTu,S PATENT ZEE HIVES.

Il entire and completes control of
LANGSTROTH'S PATENT BEE HIVES,
for The county of Jefferson, prepared furnish
said Hives, made in tho best manner OF seasoned
material with recent improvements. to all who may
want them. For their merit and great superiority
over any and all other hives, refer 10 an andaH
persona who have them in use, of whom there arc
many in this vicinity. We vouch for over three
hundred pounds of pure virgin Honey having been
taken from three of these Hives in 1865, besides
leaving an abundant supply for The winter of
the bees in the lower or breeding depa rtment.
As there are some persons in this county who have
these lives III use who have papers to show their
authority for using them, hereby notify them
that we will place claims for their use, with
damages, in the hands of Lawyer for settlement
in the United SLates Court, il they disregard this
notcCby not obtaining the proper authority from
u.s. We have paid our money for this right, and
do not intend that it shall be used by any with
out authority and payment Of the patent tee. There
Is but one side to this question before the United
States Courts, where the costs very heavy, in
dependent of damages As we are reluctant (thoUgh
dctcrmined) to take this course, hope one
will disregard this notice. This ttcnt has sccn
Griended for years from the 9th Of Octc,Ser
1866. We also caution all persons (not autbo 1zed)
against manufacturing said Hives in tins .,unty.
We have ordered some of Laugstrothg new work
the Honey Bee, and expect soon to have them
for sale. KEARSLEY & SHEERER.
January IA. ISIS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25

OUR accounts ready for settlement those
~ persons indebted will please call and g1uare
up As we have been sufferers by the credit sys-
tenn, must hereafter do a CASH business
Thirty days' credit given to prompt customers.
Jan .. 1868 MILLER & SMITH
DIoSEER Smoking Tobacco, for sale by
Dec. 10. W, ERY.
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TIVE undersigned wilEsel at Public Auction, at
i his residence, "Fairview," J. miles North OF
Smithfield, on
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-02-25

NEW GOODS.
MY Stock has just been rePienisbed by the addi-
w ton Of man SEASOHABLE GOODS. Bought
Since the decline they will be sold accordingly
Jan. %, 1863 II. L. HEISKELL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-22
TIE NEW KENTUCKY sENATOR.

Great things are prophesied OF the new Ken
tucky Senator Mr. McCrecry. An intimate acquaintance
lets the world know that he Is CARED " Old Tom Nc
Crccry" hut Is not very od-say IL stout but not
eorpuleut: has a massive head, which sets upon ms
shoulders black hair heavy beard, heavy mustache Is
educated; practlced law; married "a wealthy woman;
went farming: lost nifty slaves by emancipation went
back TO law; was never fond OF work always great
student; reads much; largely remembers tells his
remembrances when he talks; Is reckless OF per
sonal appcarance-that is OF dress; Is not
Beau Brummel, nor even D'orsay; en-
rlohed merchant tailors country jeans brognns
slouched hat large enough TO hide the face OF common
man Is genial communicative. insructiye never falls
10 entertain please nstrcti Is an author-wrote
story for The Orens5lrg Monitor called "B smothcrs
or william smithers," which was good favoraby re-
garded editor thought 81 putting 1t into book but did
not Furthermore, he Is timid almost "a woman; when
called before the public for a speech gas he was
on two OccasiOns-ony times the author ever beard
HIM, trembled all over; arms akimboi hands
meeting IN front; INDUCED In nipromptu speeches. MS
mouth seemed fountain In trembling ana rather IN
couthy ROBBED statue from which flowed on uneeasing
torrent OF eOquence which has rarely, II ever, been
eouaNed apywhere;" impression there made that Mt
McCreery Of the ABes natural oraors not elQ
ouence OF attitude gesture. or outward manner; is
eoguence OF language, Of uteTance, voice fine, enun
citation clear distinct forcibe language chaste beau
tful charming never brought himself forward. inclined
to dwell UNKNOWN in country home, with books cultiya
ing literary taste, sterling Democrat wise selection Dem
ocrats will be proud all that Is wanting ia TO array
himself In suit Of Senatorial black throw OF his natural
mdy and gappe with the herosm his great abilities
Justify and the perous times demand the great issues
of the day. and throttle in debate the enemies Of Cons
utona liberty IN the Senate Chamber and nc will make
for himself al enduring The history Of Thomas C.
McCreery will DO that OF a second Patrick Henry"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-22
FIRES

Dcslauriers g. Auilnetts carriage factory IN
Montreal Was destroyed yesterday morning
The Herkimer passenger depot, on the New
York Centrn Railroad destroyed Oh Thursday night
Mr.. A. G.. Gariield'sitin aud japanned ware
osabshuent in Chicago. destroyed ast night Loss
$4,000.
NIessrs. Mehring 81 Pendts flour mills, IN
Chicago were burned to the ground yesterday morning
Loss, s16.coC insured.
Mr.. Richard JOncs's frame building in the
rear Of No l2T Marshast. Paterson, was consumed al
about o'clock yesterday morning. Loss about $1,000.
A fire broke out OH one Of the Hunters Point
ferry boats last g Strange TO say, the as
patch received at Police Headquarters gives no partcu
lars.
Patrick McLaughlin's liquor-store, at No. 30l
Nintbave was slightly damaged by fire. early yesterday
morning Insured for $1,000 by the Greenwich company
The proprietor aud tie bartender were arrested on sus
piCi0n of arson.
A kerosene lamp exploded in MI. Anthony
schafers partments the fth floor OF No 40 ThOml
so-st yesterday morning and the rooms were daheea
the Of slTO0 Mrs. Frances fOueJs TWO cum
dren were severely burned.
.Howes's Buildings, Natick, Mass, were con-
snned early yesterday morning. The occupants vert D.
r. Howes fancy goods and tenement; ID. j. Pierce
ewtry store and the Young Mems Christian Association
The Ie aught from stove Ia the JeWeiy store Loss,
5000
A fire. Yesterday morning, in the "picker-
room ~ the Russell Mile AZ Plymouth Mass. seriously
damaged the valuable machinery, and Will compel a
suspension work The loss by fire insured bat the
stoppuge unfortunate large orders were Oh
baud fOr the manufacture OF cotton duck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-22
THE NEW STYLE on PAPER.HANGINGs.

The Ne,u Wood Hangiags are the sensation
nj the day and attracting crowds TO the rooms NO.
no Broadway, where they are applied to the walls and
on exhibition Artists, architects, builders ana all inter-
ested house decorations, express themselves surprised
and delighted with this new art
ANY kind OF wood such holly, rosewood, black wal
mt ash oak maple, cedar, chestnut, &C. can be applied
10 walls the same paperhangDgs, and give the ap
pearanee OF solid woodwork IL Is put up plainly or IN
nanes aud nOsaics and beautiful artistic designs can DO
wrong ht on them. The wood haugnRs are applied IN
thin ribbOnlike strips with common paste, ana II ID
claimed that they will adhere firmly to the wall never
shrinking warping. or cracking
These wood hangings much cheaper than paper
hangincs and give richer and elegant effect 20
me walls Thoy viii supersede all the old methods OF
waInseotng; -. 49,.
Ths new decoration has been In in Boston for sew
eral months u under the charge OF prominent men, and
meets with great favor. There, In Boston, company
vas formed to do the business of the New England
States. and u now under very profitable operation;
Here Ia NeWYOr company Is being organized 70 90
the exclusive business Of wood hangngs I'm the states OF
New.lork and hewJersey the slock Is being IhPay
taken the rooms OF tho CompAy, No. IT'D broauwhy
sacees. iEveung Mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-22
POLITICAL ITEMS.

A strong Grant Club has just been organized
OF Denver Colorado.
A movement for n Grant Club in Erie County,
N " under way, with excellent prospects OF success
On Saturday night Democratic mass meeting
was held I'm Orleans. Resolutions were adopted in
dorsiDg President Johnson ard aatng with the North
ern Democracy Ex-Goy. John Ii. Weller or CaliornS,
and IT, NJ Terger OF Missouri among the speakers.
The Hon. Martin Grover, q distinguished Demo
cratic leader In NewYor gave terse and graphic
DESCRIPTION Of Democrat "a Democrat" he said, us
hs good as himself and id few worse"
The Cincinnati Enquirer complains that Re-
nublcan papers quote from "two three eccentric
sheetsD OF the Democratic faith such stun the mass OF
their papers do not print Eccentric" is good enough
for Pomeroy himself
The Senate will have another field OF in
curry IN the Of Eugene Casserey tho Senator elect
from California when he presents lbs credentials The
current charges OF corruption also TO Dc investigated
by the Legislature at home.
All that Is known in Ohio of the new Sena-
Tor cCreory Of Kentucky is that he Is about 81 years OF
age and though always Of the leading Democrats OF
his state has never before held public office In 1873 and
IS4s he ran FOR Congress- but his district being largely
WING he was defeated
Tho election in Arkansas to decide on the
new Constitution Will take place on the 18th OF next
month 10 be hoped that Congress Will before that
time amend the law by substituting majority OF all the
votes cast for all the registered As II stands now
the law Is subversive Of the only correct principle In
popuar elections which recognizes the supremacy of the
majority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-22
POLITICAL.
ILLINOIS.
THE APPROACHING E0MINATI0Ns-wHo WILL
BIZ NAMED FOX GOyERNORg

THE APPRo ACHING E0MINAT1ONS-WH WILL
BIZ NAMED FOR GOYERNORT
The Chicago Post says the positive with
drawd Of Gems Palmer and logan from ean 1.ay
necessarily breaks mp many existing Arrangements tn
had been pTedeated upon the nomination of one or the
other OF these gentlemen, and il likely 10 result I'm Sc
lection being made for this first office from among tbe
prominent nRInea Of Northern Illinois We already hear
nroposed I'm this connection Gen Hasbrouck Davis OF
Chicago and the Hon Leonard SWEET formerly OF bloom
Dgton of Chicago, who closely contested Yates
nomination In 1860 franklin COrwn Uf la Sale, speaker
OF the Legislature Is also mentioned Ambitious Bely
offers the well known and bonorcd names Of stephen
A. Hurlbut and Allen C. Fuller, the latter OF whom was
Ogeby's competitor in 1864 But should not be under
stood that either Central or southern limos Va,te- 10
pretensOns. The City OF Springfield WOnhc 0f cahdl-
dates has yet for Governor, viz Tie Hon. Jesse h
Dubois, late Auditor, and Cen Ishanl ~ HYyle present
Adutant General Bolcyillc also, the nnther OF Gov
ernois" has one--the Hon Gusiayns hoTleI VINO was
Matteson's Lieutenant S5o5, ana an . va
and prominent Republican The Hon. Samuel W. Moui
and in the three months That yet eapSc before we Oo
ventiOn, others will probably I've brought l"rWt ia SUI
fcient number TO show both an abundance OF mateha
Gen Hasbrouck Davis who is named for Governor, IS
son OF Honest John" Davis former Governor ana soma
tor Massachusetts, and Il man of growing prominence
in political circles lie served throughout the war-iour
earliest votorazed and latest mustered out Of Illinois
volunteers. lie Il fitted TO the exalted station when ne
would adOIn, not less IN his private he than ~ NE puo
be oAce of Secretary Of state OF Illinois Is worth an
animal income OF about $1,000 from fees; aud the mum
her of asPirans In each party promises 40 eAIeeu lno
number Tor any other even me hsne'g HIee S
Tvndae OF Belleville present incumbent; Geo. H. nt
low OF PeKin, private secretary TO The Governor; Cen
Hahn Tlll.On OF Quincy; Col Robert W. McClaughry Of
Hanc0rk County Cen Thomas B. Mathcr OF spfngheld
George T. Smith Of Jacksonville stephen O. Pnddock oi
Princeton; Alex Thompson OF Henderson County Jas
8 Martin Of SALEM JohD4. Wager OF Alton aud James
F. Root Of Chicago. o.
me W1itkf0dn gazette recommends the Hon Arson y
Miller tepubhcan). OF Rockford. for LeutenantG Gov
j. r. CORN, Republican,, Of Decatur, Is named for
Auditor.
Isaac L. Morrison Republican OF jacksonville. for
Attorney General 80 a.
Murray Mcconnell. Democrat, Of Jacksonville. for
Lieutenant Governor
William A. Tuney, Democrat, of Springfield, TOT sec
Rotary OF State.
me Lincoln Inf,Uigeaorr urges the claims OF Logan
County and recommends Judge samuel g. Park for the
Republican Congressional nomination in the Win Cu-
lom'sl District.
Henderson 81 Princeton, tepubhcnn-i. u ue hcld
against ingcrsoll, I'm the With District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS
urpLEoAArH TO rHs TRIBUNE.


SAY PHAsor.co Feb 2Plou sasler RI', 90 81 saperdns
e. 50. Wheat "a 10 L.g. tenders, 7lh 60.
no %nF sI S;l.SS and ff no. - - 81 PAIL.
cSsa1ssTos G. Feb sLcO'iOu dull aud declined tSls sales
ss1assa% Fsg opened quiet became .d and closed
nsti sa9 bates Addns, at g5ss receipts" 4S OAs'i exports
AraSsr, Feb sCO,to active bus casters ss Of l2sS bales "
p, ngi'f rom PrcSoee L unchaSS3 Oilers declined Is
ass Che business small No. Wheat 81 s7@sl 49, No
I roos "a and declined ase held .,.h RE steady By
SHssonSd B'E so sSd Hd - 20 no. Po S and
higher and s.fssh, Me-. steady St S Dry SAILS saOo
s,S: asI; at S SS. p p S Nam, '@ sl a s I.Hd E
sss a iIc cash steady aud oa steam l,S'e Prime
steam S Dressed Hogs moderately active a S9e 81 ~ 1--we hSs'
farmland a% and s sads Is 'i e. sSs s. % ron Rs o
$500 live Hogs shipmsusSso bbs Rou 1909 hash W6sa
1900 Corn. 200 ba'h oats s0' Dressed h0s' O Live
TSvonIr,s. Feb 2iostou Unsettled Nd5iag e29 sac,
Week ., 500 bales s76 sss sspossoss;Ss lsIs
Ssi Fr i1i siic Prime Choice 5lalSis receipts very
light hos.esTeeepts very nghs Oonn 4 nm T 70
rs Corn easier dan At sasss PO.k unsettled
a ss. s 1' SsyYots ssh, EscisnSs
,. i2s1 bales o. the week 20 700 bales receipts y "a
hs. eIpOsOsn. IS Ill bales eoassSise is bAesi STOCK e.
IoSsr1rr Feb gTosaseo steady and higher Igf Is 2si
FssSS sl rs 90 whes, 81 sosss IS Com ,ssoo Data
shoulders Ills Clear sdos l4Glse Bah Shoulders, ols Clear
SS N sS WEEP Fs sf@i sur du and ,rer svs Extras,
Wheat ba, OEer No ~ 81 No ~ " Oats dull ds: :Ss
lower for No Corn ne RYE dull 81 a. baIsy
Dressed Hogs. 80 fJ0 Mess Pork Szz % 10
cep todAy-lHo bills Flour 400 Sash Wheat shPmsn"-h"~
rvA...
TOLEDO Feb 2FouTSales % wshash Valley Al VII mnes.
quiet, Amber 81 81 No. spring 81 Corn dull dste 80
Soc oas-Sale' e4c Ryssses 81 81 CO. n. ''>
Flour 1900 bush Wheat 20 100 Do Osp a ns,
MENPHn Feb 2-Cotton dull Rose receipts q ,e cssL 49,
bales exports u so do stock 80 DO Bacon ea Cs.I ss
lac Shoulder ilGllc 1 07ic Lard scarce A. ~
Oats active White Csc Black s0e As fs St o sSoaa
loi0llc Flour droopngi FAMILY brands es -, nan. A.
GsciSS F,S SOS; d M Td ws. sa
Ear and siass fsr eesnea hJs
6ssa scarce al al TO0 Al dull Al 64dtsc ut ~ bs
sT dali apa dr0Oslsg a. 8IES o0"ea we 'ss ss