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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-08
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-08

- FOIL puIuCut
built during the year 1912, for the protection
of New York harbor. 1t was generally, how
ever, known as Fort Diamond, from its shape,
until the arrival of Gen. Lafayette in 1924.
when its true name was resumed. 1t has
probably more of interest attached to it than
any other fort in the U. S. excepting Sump-
ter,) from the fact that from the very CON-
mencement of the late war it was used Us
place of confinement for political prisoners.
- The contracts for the construction the
Winchesterand Strasburg railroad have been
awarded, with the exception of two or three
mile sections; arrangements for putting up
shanties are now being completed, and the
work will be commenced at once.
-Messrs. Geo. D. Wise and John n Wise,
who were some time ago indicted in the Grim
inal Court of Baltimore for shooting Edw'd
A. Pollard have been bailed each in $4,000,
for trial insthe Circuit Court of Baltimore, to
which court their cases will be moved. Col
Charles Marshall is one of their counsel.
HEAVY RoBBERY.-On Friday night last
the store Of j. S. Rhodes & Co., dealers in
foreign and domestic dry goods, in Wheeling,
West Virginia, was entered by parties I'M
known, and a large quantity of silks and
velvets distracted. The loss is estimated a.
from $4,000 to $4,000.
A Mr. Lyon, of Lehman township, Pike
county, was recently shot by his wife, with
whom he had some words Mr.. Lyons was
in bed, asleep, when this act of conjugal af,
lection was performed. Both his eyes were
shot out, and at last accounts he was in
hopeless condition.
= Rev Dr. T. " Moore late of the First
Presbyterian Church, Richmond. delivered
his farewell sermon on last Sunday night
He closes a pastorate of twenty-one years,
and goes to Nashville. We regret that the
State of Virginia is to losa, SO able and pure
a'man. r IL.
The Richmond Dispatch says at is
now believed that the two per cent. interest
on the State debt due last July, will be paid
on the LIST Of January next The books of
transfer in the Second Auditors Office will be
closed on and after the 9th instant, until tie
1st of January
1t is stated that Mary Hayes, the Lou
gold, is lying in the last stages of consump>
ton in,that city.
The costumes of the ladies who promo
made Broadway now surpass those of the
theatre in gorgeousness. Such hrilliancy in
colors was never before witnessed on the
arena of fashion.
Three colored men are to be hanged at
Princess Anne, Md, on Friday, January 9Th,
1869, for the murder of the Captain and
Mate of the schooner Brave, in the Chesa-
peake Bay, in March last.
"A little child of Jacob Burner, living
in Page county, was killed one day last week
by the kick ola horse.
At the expiration of the present admin.
istration, Secretary McCulloeh will go to
Europe to take charge of branch of Jay
Cookies bank to be established in London.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-08

A Coop SOLDIER GoNE.-G General Nathan
George Evans died on last Monday, in Macon
county, Alabama. He was born in Darlington
District, South Carolina, in 1929, and gradu-
ated at West Point in 1913. Appointed to
a position in the I'd Cavalry, he distinguished
himseltin pitched battle with the Camanche
Indians, in Texas, in 1859. .
During the late war, he acquired promi-
nent rank in the Confederate army. At the first
battle of Manassas, he was Colonel command.
ing brigade, and, as such, won the highest
praise from Gen. j. E. johnson. At the
battle of Balls Bluff, he commanded the Con-
federate forces and won decisive victory
His record, during the latter part of the war,
is familiar to our people.
Since the surrender, he has been engaged
in teaching, in Alabama.
Thus has passed away in the primo of life,
one of the most gallant followers ofthe South.
ern standard
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-08

Mr.. CnAsE,-Speaking of Mr.. Chase S
order dispensing with the iron clad oath in
his court in Virginia, the Louisville Courier
says:
ave think that he is rendering an essen~
tial service to the country. Upon the whole,
we trust rather more than distrust him. He
acted nobly and bravely in the impeachment
trial. and we are not aware that he is especi-
ally unsound now in regard to any national
issues except black suffrage. At any rate, we
think that he has the largest and most dense
ly- packed head in the United States"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-08

j. G. w. Mark, who commanded a
colored regiment at the close of the war was
made brigader general by brevet, and after
wards appointed registry clerk in the New
Orleans postofice, has been arrested by special
agents of the Postoffice Department and in
dicted for purloining money.order funds to
the amount of s5,515. The ex-brigadier has
given bail in the sum of $4,000 and his
trial is set for the 18th instant. s..t s4.I e
- Ten years ago man named Jaques
Constadt, murdered, from Jealousy, a young
and beautiful Italian girl in New Orleans.
He was convicted of the crime. but escaped
punishment by some legal bubble, only to
become insane shortly after. Last week he
died, driven to death by the phantom of
feshless skeleton which he imagined always
by his side or seated on his. pillow
General Custer captured the following
property in his recent fight with the Indians !:
875 ponies, l .123 buffalo robes and skins. 535
pounds of powder, 1850 pounds of lead a. 900
arrows, 700 pounds of tobacco, besides rifles
pistols, bows, lariats, and an immense QUANTITY
of dried meats and other provisions.
= Mr.. Decatur Hedges, of Berkeley conn.
ty, has purchased from Mr.. John 8. Mapill
his farm near Newtown. containing 46O acres.
at $50 per acre. On this farm is one of the
finest residences in the Valley, while the land
is the best limestone. c- Il NJ
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-08

- The contracts for the construction of the
Winchesterand Srasburg railroad have been
awarded, with the exception of two or three
mile sections; arrangements for putting up
shanties are now being completed, and the
work will be commenced at once.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
Yrcturrs anS ,aItstings.


CAMP- MEETING for the East end OF Long
~ ..nd will be held the old goand az GrsGPo oonmsHe'As
MONDAY September T. aud closing SAL TURDAf l2th
naie ample arrangements TO good ORDER
wishing Family
he GEORGE
head Prices from - % 81
hoped by the Committee that tbe churches a Dc Age tePfe
sented At this Feast OF Tabernic,e.
No HucksterHg slo rd on the ground
will leave Peksip IucsiiTs Ihuiifs sas
SAturlays. fo Grregport. dS o'clock p m
By order o. the Committee.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
crNrrAL EEAL EsrATE ITENIs.

The extension of SansOme-St, south, between
rs ana second ,js FraueiscO Is the latest eAtth
project
Among the recent sales in Hudson County,
n is that of about lt acres Of sail meadow HlhE III
GcIruey and Harrison townships Tor S4'V"'
George \. Bourne sold at auction recently, a
mousse and about InGs Of land, NO "a Notlh Secohusl
New Bedford, Mass, 10 Louis Nierick. for S'o0
4 Mr.. Morris, an Irish gentleman, has pnr.
.sd the we'll known PaIkers store, the battle field OF
.be wilderness Sp1tsl vana county y a., con tulIlhS
Oo acres price laId $1,000 in gold. Mr.. Morris pur-
chased this estate homestead for HIMSELF sisters, ana
brothers. now iu Ireland.
Mr.. r. r. Bush Of this city has purchased the
,rt and mill property known as Aspen iii, SpOSylva-
mia County. Wa fine watci-poWer ana ll'" acres OF
',nd cash paid. SSt01 MI b. is now contracting win
gentlemen 10 put tle whole estate IN hhe WolkihE cor"
ton ~ al the OF purchase Il, was somewhat OUT Vi
fcPtr
Real estate at Mctuchcn, \. j., Is qnlte ac-
vc three lOuscs and gu building lots having been sold
-iuug last week; the lots were iOXlOJ H. esch, ana
Drought per several new houses have recently
been erected at thi, place. and more are not yet com
peted Ground 90 Doe broken in few days fOr hand
Episcopal church. this making the third erected IN
tho village. Catholic church is also 10 be erected AZ
thc Spring.
Mcssrs. A. p. Smith & Co. of this city are now
-Otatng the sale franchise OF the unfinished Fred
rritksburg and GuldOuSvile Railroad 10 New-NoIk
COMPANY Of practical. gO-ahoad men, All the grading and
iuasO-WOrk tins road done before the war; 40 cost
about S0OOOO On the opening of this most Important
Alexandria roads, 10 Will give the shortest and most dect
route to deep water Oh the Potomac RIVER Gentlemen
in Virginia investigating with view 10 COM
iuUucc work
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
NEW.JFRsEY.


Messrs A. d Mclick, jr, & Bro, have recently . p.D
Ilshed their Descripre list OF Real Estate I" 'y
and in their Introduction they say: HAPPY 'ne u"y
men OF the worslng class when theY sr foors or
hOmo Of their own, In preference 70 ester THAT this
rooms in the cS and landlord 10, ,ade manifest by
may readily be- accomplishing IS day lines leading
the thousands Who tuTOng the chc4 la, homes in the
10 town eveTv ,onrug from their pleasant H Hoa a., ,he
country. These suburban dweeTs uo ,St of peasant
city but live an"g green an ~ bay river or running
brook and nm The shadow OF fOrestcOlv, ',s of one
owning their own babtaliOhs, aV VNSvYnrk Island the
bali the rent of siuge uO V tou 80 10 so minutes to
rail bringing them INTO Town III iIO rbere are hosts
a. HayVV,,rk side ~ the river ulo iaos.
f people who want 10 exehago, ,a at,nosnbaTe cf the
.. I'll streets aud the Ietlu dlnospIoto vi Ve
tho Ioui cheerful hOmes and 70 such, Of
owl, iV a., ,t,stion is. Where shall we g0f New
York has a greater variety & So, on i,ttr vlben N
man ahy & attrd somewhat unto is manifest destiny
~ lI nave stretched out It's arms ana ehclr1eu many
u wiz nS tbe adjacent country, stretching along D0th
& ~ te Hudson Tar mp that beautiful stream. laying
eT Contribution the western end OF Long Island, max
" sII -ban o Of Staten Island, and embracing the
egbbOr hills. valleys and plains OF that part or New
tr sys that many old residents OF NeW-1olE are more
siaT with the ~ IRENE Western and Southern states
than they are with those states lying nne M & az
5ouing to their and goes on 10 compare the prop
rfy now offered los sale Long Island mp lhe Huu
SON on the Harlem and New Haven Railroads ana IN
W-Tersey. ~ Newly NOrkeis hau llltle
~, mo kp0wledre uf the natural advantages OF New
Icrscy "a a place Of residence On questioning you
roud have learned that their whole idea OF the state
Ny YORK 10 Phuaaeplia and what they attractive
Ans an lost i What they remembered or the SaIt
Meadows. In those days II NeW-lotAer uSCuIG r. %
yye 10 the country bis first thoughts were OF the Huu
sop Westchesrr Comfy aud Connecticut; and had you
Iroposcd New Jersey him he would have laughed at
ihc idea Within the Inst few years however a great e
action Of feeling w This respect has taken place me L'
omcs 10 us at tliS with an enlarged catalogue OF
property situated iq every seeIlQ0 OF NeWJcrSey'
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
6iip gial GGtatl for Salt.

A THREE-STORY basement and undeTcellar
~ brick HOUsE eompets ORDER best sa
tous 10 tie Ninth Ward; Pnee, $1,000.
CHARLES ". WARD No. 70 csdarsi
A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE in perfect order in
Tbusbst EHthsvs elegantly furnished for SALE at a
aAk0AIk, slso, others CHUkCH kAT0a E0. g35 BTOsdsG
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08


A. j. BLRECKsR, Auelioueet
EXECTTOR's SALE.
1 4 500 VILLA PLOTS. comprising about 500 ACRES.
KINGSLAND MANOR
Adjoining Rutherford Park, \. j.. miles iTom dty.
< j BIFFCKRR son Co.. viii SRii NJ AUCTION. tIoBtR
i5 on PREMISES bv orier Of r. KiNGSLANp go, Etr
property offered puhc sncou The
having the y for upward Of @ esrs mn't he sod 70
Terms % a viii be liberal Fof particulars Apply
II Aucioucrr- Ohce No n Cedarsi n. y
VALUABLE PAPER MILL FOR SALE
Receivers order Of the Supreme Coutlhe utdeged
receiver property effects " the SALISBURY MILLS
MANUFA CrURING COMPANY viii sell at auction. on The
VII LAGk OF SALISBURY MILLS to~n Of BnR
drove Orange County Hexlork the 18th DAY OF ALIhNbhk
1868 at noon Tie premises All property o! the SAIL
EURY MILLS MANrPACTCRlSG COMPANY, situated SALlS
BURY MILLS Aforesaid the NEWBtkGH BhAhCH Of ne tblk
RAILROAD. about eslt miles Hom NEWBUR'h oa Tie h''S'N
RIVER .
The property of about @ n lsrd N dtrsrt piree
contiguous Depot large SIONk MILL shout eighty
square s1rsores hgh siate roe beaed throughout "e h
aul lighted sih anls steam elevator one hupl4 ana
horse Niglfs patent
inch Fourne Paper Msrhne ani al connecting uu
~ ine wtS
boiler b01-c hD house bleach boiler dan. water
wheels fies lore aud apparatus ani prrs
dwelling house sork shop stables mrsaie k
Sc SC
For the puper'r sppy the premises g.
tie url,f.. kuei. 4ud ior terms ~ faie apply 90
EAIHANiEL1AEFIs lr Receifer
KnDa No ll Ctr llaIl. Ner i,rk ctr OF
BANGS. SFDGWiCk a NORTH.
Attorneys pr Receiver No. ~ btos1saT, y l.
KevYofk August 3D. 1913
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday,

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Sept. 7, 1868
The Fall Real Estate season is expected 70
,rop tomorrow tuesday, with two three important
sales as may be seen by reference to our advertising CUT
Imns
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
gousts nnS fums GlmitH.

4 LADY PHYSICIAN, Graduate of a first
~ ego hre tsLeui boari ar'u i" W
psTors adniuing sniishs h - % ll s
H ,efs,s,s. gi,,t '-aa--- -r""E '' "' 0''0H
4. - Tftu1te 'hfe
WANTED TO RENT-Furnished or uniur-
ntel fr yesH trtf 80 gh sioop Hol Ski
M world lease purchase furrHr FAMILY smal and rst
rf-r, r. eriou soot sie street, above POUR
F0rtrt No s De noticed ~tic "es
c .aie .e oeubsr " reception ssl bedrooms aai s e 'ad
address, of house .
NNTANTED-For private family, from The
w iHofNoyenter hs It, u M' mo'rr,s ',',i " FlRNI,hh
HOUSE n good shboo Geoi si IL ken ni tne prem
"a .ge,t.,-- of csi III per,,a on FRANK q. BROWN.
No 81 Hroalai7.
IVrANTED-Fom or five ROOMS for House
kerrIug hr snail rr most D. eonyrieutf Etnfrd loa-
ton not over wax from CITE Hall Aifess Ntng oon'e
uiruces slI ilu yari.el.s1. ROOMS Inbnae Ohcs
WANTED by A small Family, PART of a
W nnfuhci h hoasehscrng rent not 70 etreed 30
per mouth faulty be private aud hshl rleciabe location
sgferso.e AfIi,., PERMANENT No. % Fast lh.esliasi
WANTED - By GUSTANUS BKAMSON,
w s.. Wsfrenst Room NO brown 'iooe anl bncs
HOUSES. a goDi !orsuoa' anl a. aii p"ceA
N{TANTFD-FOR PURCHASERS. > or q first
sHi surrounding ust he rood Apply
% 4 g. SMITH a Co. Roam So. lo No ~ br'iiunV
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08


J. y. DORSAl,
GEO. ~ HOWELL,
n faf8 s. {. KELLER.
DIONEER GRANT and C0LFAX CLUB
Tsengd Assembly p'irctA meeting Of The seove organ.
Muers Hail. Of IhnlaSe aud Oae hsndres
THIS (lUesds EVENING at o'clock precisely
persons favor d the election Of Gut and Collar are invited 20 AZ
tend and therolL Gbo r WEBSTER President
THSo p ASDERsoS and BEsI. PAsB Secretaries
I ECTURE ECOMfITTEES-1S6S GEO.
VANDBNHOFP having returned from Burope prepared 70
negotiate DESTROYS Of adding evening OF bis Readnxt
' GEO YANDENHOPP.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08

"RED0NDA GUANO
Th. best and cheapest FERTILIZER introduced Uat
States - -r..
hssb durfpg
three years upon every variety of With success totally gnpe
by the testimonials Of Us results a
nan ~ inowa spd Intelligent mersln Maryland yE Dsla;
Wss sd Long the eminent chemists
tb. Ceuury and Europe
The low pnce Of REDONDA GUANO the least uhlmpOraals
thesed VI Of agricultural competition
Pamphlets containing all information respecting n eTtrsor
Root Crops aud Truck Gardens
drop. FOR lis use certificates Mr. AW. WhOct h jobs
htoek OF Msttawan j. John r. Perne MaHslapan NJ,
Lhtgsu Linden j. Theron Losee Bel Port Long issn aus
others be obtained from WA CRlCHIoNS u SOn.
General Agents for United States. Baltimore, Md,
or JAMES DAyErT, No. % Pear-st
Agent for HewYork
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
Sunmtr EtiraIs.

BoarS nS guOms.
PERMANENT BOARD WANTED by two
nervous In Friends family 10 this city or B'ooEbn Address
PRIBND, Tribune once
nOONS 10 LET, with BOARD-FOr families
IL ard single gentlemen Apply At No "a Uuontqa corner Ea''
sireeuthst
XxTANTED-A SUITE OF ROOMS, WITH
Wv an,Pn tr tyss family gentleman, wife child aud
poti n-otr 10 furusl tLs Address ~ l. No ~
Pearlst. Neg.lor
80 East Twenty seventh t.-ROOAlo TO
lid tE1' s.oeratslg or together with OF Wheu' boaL
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
3}rOokIpn Sral Gstatt for Sak

HOUSE in BROOKLYN for SALE-No. AZ
Rliopac all modern Improvements bali block from " Wssh.
iugon sud close Possession in October Apply
premises
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prescription used (ree of ohnrge), withthe iireo-
lions for preparing and using tho same, which tcy
Will lind SURE CURE ron CoNsUMpTIoN, AsriiAt,
Lung Affections. The: only object Of tho adye,.i
ser in sending the Prescription is to benefit lilo
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
oeiveg to be invaluable. and he hopes every suffer-
er viii try his remedy as it will cost them notli-
the prescription, yREE. by return mail, win rlcase
address REV. EDWARD A.. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
May 6, 1867 So SIvs