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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-22

ARREST OF THE MURDERERs OF GEN.
H1NDMAN.-A correspondent writes us from
Clarendon, Monroe county, Arkansas '.The
assassin of Gen. 7. G. Hindman has been ar
rested in Vicksburg, has confessed his crime,
and duplicates about twenty of the citizens
of Helena, not only as accessories, but as in-
stigators and promoters of the deed 1 hope
all will be brought to justice. People are
opposed to mob or lynch law. A number of
men have been killed in this county this year.
most of them by feuds engendered in fami-
lies and family difficulties. Only two men
were martyrs to principles, one democat, the
other a radical IN y. Sun.
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woOlon Good CHS
AND READY MADE CLOTHING.

T AM in rccoiP.of large stock of the above goods,
The stock consists, il part, as follows:
CA S M E r E UITS,
splendid quality Pants from SI.I5 up to SIS 90
Ovcrcoats, well assorted; French, English and
American Cassimeres; Velvet Cord FusIion, h IL
lucky Jeans, Fulicd and Plaid Linscys. ! hive
also a large stock of DRESS GOODS, Prints, Bich'd
and Brown COttOns, and Notions. Country, SpJ n
ish and Red Sole Leather, Upper, Kip and calf
Skins; large lot Of Boots AMI Shoes aud Hats.
FRESH ROCERIES.
Sugar, Coffee, Mnckeral, Syrnps, Pepper, Ginger,
very superior Green and Black Teas, together with
great many other goods all of which am offer
ing low for Cash or short time, to punctuuI Gus
TONERS Join w. GRsNTHAAI.
Middlewny. DccenLer % 1918
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a RELIC OF TIE OLDEN TI1E.-Among
the antiquities preserved by a Winchester
lady is pair of Fairlax's boots. The old gen.
tleman left them on one of his last-perhaps
his ast-visit to town, at DIR. Mackay's, anoth-
or of our old time notables. They are riding
boots, OF the fashion familiar to us in Ho-
garth prints, solidly, though clumsily made,
with box-toes, Of the style now in vogue again
alter the lapse of century. So does the
mode repeat itself. The heels have holes
porgd Tor skates, showing that his Lordship
neglected no form of out>door exercise Tho
iuu' ana heavy spurs arc still attached The
.Io' u me owner must have been very small,
'n" T he was tall man. Mr.. e. ". Massey,
oil Crarke' has his silver and mother. Of pearl
Snutt box, and we suppose there are other re.
ilcs G1tant OF the brave old Seigueur of the
Northern Neck IFm. News ''-o
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SCI By agreement with our neighbOr OF

"a By agreement with our neighb0F Q,
the Free Press, no paper will be issued from
either Office the ensuing week. THIS Is 90"e
to afford the employees of the Offices an oppor-
unity of one short respite at least, from the
;ocessapt labor aud never ending tolls of their
profession. With the new year, We shall
launch our barque again upon the side of
time and endeavor to man and direct it with
a full crew and trusty pilots.
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COMMENDABLE.
ncpts.

Our political animosites are never SO uu-
rclenting, as to prevent US from attributipg
merit to an opponent when it is deserved
BY reference to another column, it will be
seen that MATTHIAS: S. WHITE, Esq, OF this
town. has been admitted to practice in the
Circuit Court of this county, without taking
the test oath. This has been effected, as we
learn, through the kindness of Mr. CuAPLINE,
the Senator from this District, who secured
the passage by the Legislature Of special
act. If Mr. C. should be disposed to give his
influence in a similar way, (and VIC A.aow it
isspUtept Ia that bOdy,) in behalf of other OF
his professional brethren in this county, he
would be doing an act Of justice to them, aud
one commendable to himself.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-22

PRoPosED.-Wc learn that the
.aail contractors on the route from this point
~ Berryville, are endcavoripg TO effect a
change, so as to substitute Summit Point in
stead of Charlestown, We hope no such
change may be made, as by it RippOu aud
Kabletown two important oficesofthe county,
would be deprived of the facilities they now
.niov. greatly to the disadvantage of the peo-
lie and the detriment of the Department.
RR st these sections send on protest against
AZ change, End that at once, and we are
llSn.;sSss that the Department will infiict no
s sncb Injustice as would result from the pros
posed change.
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given tat the partners ship
IN heretofore existing between Robert NJ Miller
and Warner Rockenbaugh. under the name OF
MILLER 4 RoCKENBAUGH, was dissolved on
the 18th of December. 1865.
The business in future will be carried on by T.
b. Moore and w. Rockcnbaugh, under the name
of MOORE & ROCKENBA UGH, who are herthy
authorized to collect all debts due the la tie firm and
to pay all debts due oy it.
ROBT. NJ MILLER
w. ROCKENBA Ugh.
Halltown, w. Va, Dec. II, Is6s
Returning thanks TO the public for the rnua ce
extended to the late firm, We most respectfully So
lcit continuance of the same, guaranteeing to do
ton of customers.
December %, 1866 ''1>
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-22

The Richmond Enquirer starts the gucs-
ton, whether, if Judge Underwood's recent
decisions in the ha6eos corpus cases are sus-
tanned marriages solemnized under licenses
issued by disqualified clerks of court since
the 18th of July, are not invalid and illegal
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II HIS is the only iulI. authentic and OFFICIAL
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= Since the recent dreadful calamity on
the Ohio river, which resulted in the loss of
so many lives by the burning of petroleum on
board the steamer United States, bill is
likely to pass Congress preventing that in
fameable substance from being conveyed on
passenger vessels. Had it not been for the
presence of the oil very few lives would have
been lost. The most frightful phase of that
shocking scene was that in which men women
and children are described as perishing in a
of fire, and filing the air with their shrieks
The burning oil as it flowed from the decks
of the vessel, covered the surface of the water
in which those unfortunate creatures were al
ready struggling. Among those lost were
two distinguished Episcopal divines, the Rev
Mr.. Parvin, Secretary of the Evangclic Ed
ucational Society. and the Secretary of the
Church Missionary Society, of N. York
Ole Bull, the famous Swedish violinist escaped
by swimming ashore. Among those lost were
Mr.. George Hutchens and his wife, partic-
ular friends of Ex, President Pierce, whoi it is
said, was very near accompanying them on
their fatal trip.
= General George II. Thomas has insisted
that the resolution passed at Chicago by the
representatives of the army he led, in favor
ofplacing his statue among those that are to
surround the base of the proposed Lincoln
monument at Washington, should be expun-
ged from the records.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-22

The official vote of West Virginia in.
the late presidential election, is given as fol.
lows Whole vote 49,434, of which Grant
received Is, lSS, and Seymour O,249; ma
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

A THOROUGHBRED ALDERNEY BULL
~ Will sell said Bull or exchange him for one of
the short horned Durham breed. This bull ia two
years old, OF R. d. Shepherds imported stock
Pedigree given. LEE MOIER
December %, IS6S-4t.
Spirit copy 4w and send bill to tbis Office R.-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-22

ACTION OF THE VIRGINIA STATE EX>
EcUT1vE CoMMITTEE.-Ata meeting of the
State executive committee, consisting of the
president, committee and consulting members
from various parts of the State, held in Rich
mond on Tuesday, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resol0ed, That the chairman of this COM
mittee be instructed, as soon as the day is
fixed for the election in Virginia, to issue a
call Immediately, inviting the consulting
members of the committee and the county
and city superintendent to assemble in Rich
mond for the purpose of perfecting the or
ganization of the conservative party in the
State, and adopting such measures as the
public exigencies may seem to require.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-22
JEw ADvERTIsE NENTs
WHAT DO YOU WANT2

rHHFE undersigned has just received SPECIALLY
4 FOR THE SEASON, the best assortment of
ters, by the quart or gallon, Green Apples, Con-
iectionery of all descriptions, Canned Fruit Pick
les, Catsups, Cheese. Crackers and "Bacon and
Green's" Callearly and have your IL SUP D lied.
Dec. %, 1S6S-3t- J: ID. BROWN, Ag't
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-22
THE PRACTICAL FARMER.

NOV IN ITS SIXTH YEAR! Published in Phil.
IN adclphia, Monthly, at s I.5O rcr hnnum in
adv anccc, by PASCHAIL MORRIS, IS No. 18th ST,
Philadelphia. go copies for SEQ. l. chiefly
made up Of original matter, in relation to every De
partmcnt of Agriculture, HURTIcULTrRE and RG-
RAJ EcoSoMY. Large inducements aud liberal pIc-
iniuMs offered to ngents and caavnsscrs. Sample
copies furnished application.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-22

THERMOMETERS away from home SHOULD tab q
1t is n State Paper. News from every county each
week. best paper in Vermont for HoS'E NEWS =
None other like it 81 so per year; S rs for six
months; 10 cts three months. Every yearly col
scribcr gets a present. No chances. All served
alike. Terms ALWAYS in advance. Be euro mud
Inkeit. Address THE VERMONT RECORD ANp
FARMER - BrattIcboro, w.
STAR SPANGLED BANNER a large 30 col
~ umn Poper. Rich, rare ard rncy. FuI at
charming r. aiding, fun, fact aud fancy. evan
gsline.'' splendid steel plate, Pace to every
subscriber. 0aly % cts. year. ''Evangelinc"
seIls at 81. Subscribe Now. Si.cciTrCns cents.
Address BAwSER orrIcE. Hirsdnie. n II.
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>ooNGRBssIoNAL COMMITTEES.

Apgrass is appointing committees for the
NSation of all sorts of frauds alleged to
ISten perpetrated against the govern
thatis, against the radical party. The
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-22
Honey, GIycerinc, Elder Flower, BoGuct
and RnIIn.

Honey, Glycer inc. EIler Flower, Boquct
and Palm,
In-quality, Style and Perfume warranted equal
to the English and sold fully 50 per cent cheaper,
which accounts for the great falling III in the de-
mand for the foreign snaps, and the unprecedented
succ' SIS of the American Company Toilet SCApG,
now sold everywhere in the United StaIca.
McHEONE, VAN HAAGES s. co, Sole SIanfrF.
Philadelphia and New York.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL ATTHE PARIS
EXPOSITION, 1867.
Sold by AgrcuIrI Implement Dcalears throughout
the United States.
COLLINS & CO.'S
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HEDGES. Agent, is just in receipt OF another and
II much LARGER stock than ever. Call and
sec the stock of MI Dress Goods.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-22
TREMENDOUS BLOW UP

LOOK OUT FOR YOURSELVES
The BROADWA YHOU,SE,( sits called)
dust Breah SELLING Goods as II Does!
KEEP ON THINKING sol
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oHARLa s r OWN. VI.
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STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING
For REM
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

A Ii persona having claims against the estate of
"A WILLIAM II. MYERS, deceased, arc request
cd to present them at an early date, properly
thenticated. Parties knowing themselves indebted
to said estate, will please call and settle.
JOHN w. ROBERTS,
December %, 1s6s-st. Administrator.
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HELP wANTED-MALES.

GENTS wANTED-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN, tt
"A sell the most popular book issued for past large
commission paid. Apply at Is Cedar st., room No l. from
to H. rs agents wanted to New York cit
and vicinity.
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by HENRY Il. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS Auctioneer.
We respectfully announce that BY order Of
Mr. e. w. BURR, Receiver ana Trustee
for the tors Of JOHN A. REED shall at auction,
without reserve, commencing
MONDAY DEC. 2, AT l01 O'CLOCK A. NJ,
and continuing until all Is sold the very large valuable
stock Of superb, artistic and
SOLID GOLD AND DIAMOND JEWELRY
DIAMONDS, RULES, EMERALDS and other precious
stones on exhibition at the store,
In this valuable collection Will be found the finest EN-
ERALD and SAPPHIRE imported also the FIRST
class DIAMONDS of old and new mines RUBIES, EMER-
AIDS PEARLS, OPALS, STONE CAMEOa Of the great
artists mounted In the most artistic Jewe Of all
descriptions OF the latest and most elegant styles embracing
a very large assortment of BRACELETS AND SETS In
enamel and precious large and superb assortment
of DIAMOND RINGS, EAR RINGS and SETS OF de-
signs; also specially Of SOLITAIRE RINGS and EAR
RINGS OF the hnest water and CUT also ladies CHATE
LANES and LEoNTINEs gents and l.dies WATCHES Of
SCARF PINS CHAINS, &C., Of the best workmanship and
finest god and other superb Jewelry incidental
Hso u CABINET PAINTINGS and NO
sAICS, GEMS BY eminent masters. The GOOD WILL AND
LEASE OF THE PREMISES, with the VALUABLE I'M
PROVEMENTS AND FIXTURES SAFES, by HER
RING; ADMINISTER CARPETS, elegant carved and inaid
CASES and FURNITURE by HERTER will be sold on last
day OF SALE
the public that never before valuable
STOCK OF ARTISTIC WORK been offered at auction In this
country.
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
The goods now on Exhibition, above, until time of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-02

A }. BLEECKER, SON co. WILL SELL AT AUG
IA. ton, u o'clock, at the Exchange saesroom on
THURSDAY, DEC. g.
Broadway-The lenseh0ld premises 6l6 Broadway west
side between Houston and Bleecker st. Thomas church
Lease for years from july 1853.
Henry s.-The easchold premises 2l8 Henry It, corner
Montgomery ST. and ID Montgomery ST., Consisting Of
Montgomery st-rhree story and basement brick House
No: H. being In the rear Of the house Henry ct.
10th - "
Az "A Lots side of av A. 81 H. south of 10th st.
7Sh s-3 Lots on sourh side Of 10th st. 100 f. Of
st Lots the north aide Of ssh st. beginning 200
r. west OF 9Th av.
10th s-S Lots the side Of 10th ST. between Sd
and 4th avs. ,
1o5th ST. Lots south sidc $40 IT, east OF 4h av
ih stS Lots ON the north side OF l0jh ST. 100 H. east
lO6h st. 400 Il. wides Lots south of losh 100
4th avs Lots the of 4h av comprising the
entire front between lu5th and 106th ss
ST. Nicholas av4 Lots the north side of st. Nicholas
av., between New and 9th
125h st. (l00 IT, wde)-4 Lots south aide l25th ST. IT'S
II. west OF New
l24h ST. Lots north sde 100 It. east Of New av
10th St. Q0O II. wide)4 Lots south side of 10th st.
Soth s6 Lots on south side OF y8h IT, east OF 30
9Jth STA plot OF Ground north side of seth 400 IT,
west OF 9Th 646 'front.' 90 It. by half block Deep
l35h ST. Lot on north side Of tS5h ST. IS IT, east Of
9TH av.
Lot south side 1875 f., directly opposite the above
llSh ST. Lots south side Of 10Th goo #. STU rs IT,
west OF 18th av
ISSth ST. Lot directly opposite above.
9Th av.
Maps at n Cedar street.
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AN OLD ESTABLISHED, GOOD PAYING AND STA
n pie manufacturing business for sale, practical man
would be taken partner. sOUTHAAYD& CO.,
1874 Broadway.
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DRUG STORE ON PROMINENT CORNER OF
IN Of the principal thoroughfares for sale Established
many years and paying well. SOUTHWARK co,
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DY JAMES N. MILLER.
ID Wednesday, December 2,
at II O'Clock, ut the Exchange Saesroom Ill Broadway
PARTITION SALE.
No. 1873 Fourth street.-The valuable three story and extern
sion brick Dwelling House the south de distant los
feet inches west from Macdouga street, with all the mod
improvements high attic, white marble stoop and trim
mings, two large wine vaults, bathrooms all good
order Permits given. Cyrus Lawton, Esq., attorney for
plaintiff
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10y ROBERT soMERvILLE, AUCT1oNEER,
ID ssslcsroom 81 Nassau street.
Closing sale Of Fancy aud

ROBERT soMERvILLE viii cell this day. at 10,s O'Clock
Of salesroon 20 Nassau street. tho Que Bron1es Marble
Goods and Fancy Articles being the importation Of zanno
Co.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
j. BLEECKER, SON CO.,
AUcrIONEERs,
WILL SELL
90 CITY LOTS AND PLOTS,
AT
EAST NEWARK,
TO-DAY,
DECEMBER q 1868.
TRAMP II 80. II AND O'CLOCK.
MAPS AND FREE PASSES
AT
NO. "a CEDAR STREET.
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A FINE LOCATION FOR BUSINESS ON BROADWAY,
IA 8 between Eleventh and Twelfth streets.-Secon and
Third Floors TO let or possession Immediately 2ex60
Inquire In the store. w. EMERSON.
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WHITE LEAD AT HALF PRICR-Two PRIME
w brands ea able for inside work 20 close
sieDusnt. only 50 cents Yer 10 AZ Pearl street.
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A sSIGNEE'S SALE.
"A M. DOUGHTY, Auctloneer
On Thursday Dec 3, at IL O'CLOCK the wareroons 113
Fulton and 4S Ann street, OF valuable sales of
Cabinet Furniture offered public sale this year. The stock
comprises article of ParoT Drawing Room
Dining Room and Hall Furniture both In rosewood, walnut,
mahogany and oak upholstered in brocate reps hacoth
and deanc and finely carved Descriptive catalogues
morning of SALE which will be absolute. By
Of w. Mortimer Esd, assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-02

A LARGE AND POSITIVE AUCTION SALE OF MAG
n nicen Household Furniture, Piano, Carpets, &C., &C.,
comprising the entire contents OF the house 1886
Nineteenth street, this day. Wednesday, December 1863
commencing At lO O'Clock precisely The worthy
the attendance Of purchasers the entire furniture ia in
perfect order, having been but little used which
elegant satin and rep Suits Centre Tables large
aud general assortment of magnificent Bedroom Furniture
In walnut &C.; also fine Dining Room Furniture, Table
Ware, &c. N BSale positive aad without any reserve.
Catalogues can be had early by applying at the Office of j.
RAHkY. auctlOnnar. a the house.
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by ROBERT soMERv1LLE. AUoTIoNEER.

hObEhI SCMEhvILLEs AUCTlONEEh
ID Salesroon 81 Nassau street.
Taxidermst's sale Of stuffed Animals Birds, &C..
Being tho entire stock OF the late j. L. Bode and ges
sauer comprising groups, groesque and fancy monsos-
ROBERT soMERvILLE will sell at auction ON Friday
and Saturday Dec and 1853 at ssesroom 81 NASSAU
street. ut 0 O'Clock each day, consisting In OF Bur
aoes Tigers and Cubs Black Bear, Zee. high and Cub,
White Polar Bear, Kangaroo, Deer and Moose Head and
Horns Monkeys and fine large Of summer and winter
Birds.
whole consisting than 1900 specimens OF
and small Birds and Animals native and foreign, mounted
stands in shades &C. forming the greatest collection
offered Parties purchasing complete form collections
for holiday presents &C., will find this probably the only
chance offered for years.
will he on ex
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A J. BLEECKER, SON 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER
At IL o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroonn.

Twenty fifth street, story English House and
Lot No. 1874 West Twentyfh street, south side, between
Sixth and Seventh size 1917 block is in good order
and contains the modern improvements
Nassau three story and basement Houses and Lot
Nos lS and 1885, de between Gold street and Hudson
avenue, Brooklyn Philadelphia brick front stores first
hoors the Houses entirely and In good orders
water marble mantels and closets In each house
only ten minutes from Fulton ferry.
Suitable for Brewers Water front on the East river.
Avenue As Lots Of Fifty seventh
streets two of the lots cellars have been excavaed 22x6
suitable for brewery purposes.
Fyseventh street 100 feet wideTwO Lots the south
side, In the OF the avenue lots
running through the East river three fine
Lots: 20 feet south OF Ffty-seventh street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

WIN. WRITER'S, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY,
w O'Clock, ct ~ Canal street, the entire Furniture,
P1Sr sa IRE ss and
We've. Carpets Han and Basement oco.h black walnut
Feather Beds Blankets Sheets Spreads China Glass and
Silver are stoves Wardrobes Bookcases Lounges Essy
Rocking and other Chairs 40 80 line second hand Car
packed and shipped.