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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-15
NJ ARRIED.

On the Sd of December 1868, at "Plcasant Pros.
Pect" NorthamPton County Va; by the Rev J b.
A. NOTTINGHAM.
On Tuesday morning, 9Th instant, in this town,
by Rev. DR.. chon, w. MEADE McMECHEN, of
Wheeling, to VIRGINIA, third daughter of Thos.
Rutherford, Esq, of Charlestown.
AT Trinity Church, Staunton, on the morning of
Dec. End, by the Rev. James A. Laane, MIR. CHAS.
+. HAINES, formerly Of Winchester. and Miss
RoSALIE, youngest daughter of MIR. G. A. Armcn'
trout, of Staunton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-15
THE WESTERN Hoo TRADE.-The Gin
cinnati Price Current says:

cinnati Price Current says:
clogs have come to market rather SPAR
ingly, which must be attributed to the fine
feeding weather, and to the fact that prices
are rather below the estimates of feeders
Large receipts cannot be expected until the
weather breaks. The demand for hog pro-
duct has been fair but prices declined though
the price CT hogs advanced. The weather
has been very favorable for curing, and pack
ers inform us that pork is curing more rapidly
and perfectly than for many years"
The Louisville Courier remarks:
''Thc market is active and irmer, under
the impression that the crop, at least in Ken
lucky, will prove short one, and the pack
ers were meeting the views of drovers more
freely. We hear of sales of ISIS hogs, in
lots. as 20 weight, at prices ranging from I ,35
to s., 80 gross; and also sale of a selected
lot Of extra heavy hogs at cents gross"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-15

- The new addition to A. T. Stewards
dry goods store, on Broadway, N Y, was
thrown open to the public on Monday The
building is about 200x3O0 feet. and is said to
be the largest establishment of the kind in
the world. There are upwards of 1000 peo-
pie employed in carrying it on. Last winter
there were l 400 sewing girls on the books, and
there are at least 500 legitimate statesmen in
those "l8 acres of dry goods" The amount
of business done in the wholesale and retail
departments varies, of course, with the gen.
eral prosperity. Last year, however, was
specially good one in the sales of this house,
and amounted to 54,0OO,0O0.
i. - MASSACHUSETTS, has bad already nine snow
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-15

MEAT.-Feed is so scar ce in some sections
OF the west that farmers are selling off their
stock at remarkably low figures Sheep are
0elng slaughtered for their pelts by the
thousands. The Cleveland Herald says that
a. Harsh sold to Cose & Shall. packers, five
Thousand tnn md two hundred and fifty sheep for
sZ'2 o. or five cents per head. the seller
retaining the hides, and the purchaser slaueh-
tering the animals. Carcasses of sheen al.
ready for delivery are sold in this market Mt
the astonishinely low figures of fifty to sixtv
cents each Surely no one ought to stnrye
at that rate.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-15
Annual Meet1ns.

THE annual meeting of the Jefferson County
i Building Association will be held at the Stone
School House, adjoining the NJ. E. Church, IN
Charlestown, on FRIDAY, the LIST day of JANA
RY, 1869 at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ The presence OF all
the Stockholders most earnestly requested. OH
for the ensuing year will be elected and other
very important transacted. report of the
working of the Association for the past year will be
presented for the consideration of stockholders.
December Is, 1855. JED. DUKE, sec,r.
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GREAT INDUCEM ENTS
TO SIJRSCRIRERSt
THE PRACTICAL FARMER.

NOV IN ITS SIXTH YEAR! Publishcdin Phil
IN adelphia, Monthly. at SI.Sl per nnnun, in
adNRncee, Icy PASCHALL MORRIS, IS No 18th ST..
Philadelphia. 90 copies for $50. l. chi, fly
made up Of original matter in relation to every De
partmcnr of AORIcuLTrRE, IiuRTicuLTupE and Ro.
RAJ EcoSnnY. Large Inducements aud liberal pre-
miums offered to agents end eaaTasscrs. Sample
copies furnished on nppIica ton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-15

VTER MONITORS away from home should taLa
''TliE VERMONT RECORD AND FARMER"
1t il State Paper. News frum every county rarb
week. Best pa or in Vermont ieT HoSE NEws-
None other like IL 81 super year; 81 25 for six
months; 81 cts. three months. Every yearly sub
scribcr gets present. No chances. All served
alike. TcrIns ALWAYS advance. BE and
rakcit. Address THE VERMONT RECORD AM
FARMER" Brntileboro, VI.
CTAR sPANGLED BANNER A large 10 col.
- unln pnprr. Rich, rare and roy. Full of
charming nding, fun, fact and fancy. EVAN
genr,''a spIcnd:d steel plate, ''FREE'' to every.
subscriber. Only IS cts. year EvNngelinc"
sells at 81. Sub cribo S"Is. Srccim. 8 e, ents.-
AID Trees ia SSER Office. InsdHic. n. II.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-15
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

I1TE will sell at PUBLIC SALE,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY goth, 1850.
All O'Clock p. NJ at Leetown,
The Farm
belonging 10 John w. DaIgarn, situated in JefIer
son county, w. Va, near the turnpike leading
from Smi;hfield TO Shcphcrdstown-2s miles from
Smithfeld, 2 miles from Leetown. and6 miles from
Ecarneysrille, on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
CONTAINING "A ACRES,
Of food Land-IT acres in TIMBER, balanccsSS
Clear ed and in fine state of cultivatiOn-farmE 80
well watercd and the fencing good. The I'm
LIZ provenents good STONE ID DWELLING
firm HOUSE, Meat House, so Corn Houses, Sta
R1i99 bic Granary, &c. This farm is cOhycuicn t
TO Schools Mills Churches and Stores in fact il ia
very desirable little property.
Persons wishing to see the place will call Oh the
owner, who resides on the premises. Can he bought
at private sale previous to the above stated time
Terms will be accommodating, and published at
the time and place of sale. by
WALTON & CRAIGHILL,
Agents for John w. Dalgarn.
J. D. F6iterfiei, Auct'r.
December Is, lS6S. F. p. and Register copy.
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NEW ADVERTISER EETs.

PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property.
TT being my intention to quit farming. will sell
j at Public Sale, On
MONDAY, JANUARY 4th. 1868,
At the residence of NV mother~Mrs. Hannah Alex
ander, 8 rniI. from charlestown ON the Winches-
ter dirt road. the whole of my Personal Property,
without reserve consisting Of
FMelye Head--of Horses;
Five Fine Brood Mares, supposed to be with
Three Colts; one yearIing out OF a well-bred
marc and Morgan Tiger. owned by Col: ware oil OF
mond The blood OF these Colts Is pure az can be
had IN the country. us...
Fifty head OF FineSHEEP-cross between Tho
rough bed Ohio MerinO and Imported South
down Buck. These sheep are young-the old ones
having been sold aud used. in this way cullug and
improving the flock. Nearly all are Ewes
Three BUCKS-cross between Ohio Merino and
Imported Southdown Buck. They two years
old in the Spring. and will be sold separately.
BROOD SOWS, Lot of ShOais;
Two T~e s seetts Single eeaF ,' NV
Two Large Farm Wagons,
Full set OF Gear for Four Horses.
Wagon Bed, Stretches, Fifth Chain;
-Four Large Plows-Mccormick, Page and OFT
Five Single and five Double Shovel PlOughs,
Lot of Plough Gears, Corn Covcrers;
Two Harrows, Cross Cut Saw;
Grain Dril-new this Fall;
New Grindsone, Horse Cart,
Lot of New Carpenter Tools,
Lot of Blacksmith Tools, one pair Bellows;
Forks, G rain Cradles, Rakcs, Dung Boards,
Cook Stoves, and other articles too numerous to
mention.
If the FARM is not Rented previously,
it will be rented day of sale 10 the highest bidder
CASH. Terms of lease then made known.
TERMS OF SALE:
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TERMS OF SALE

A credit of Nine Months will be given on all Gums
over SlO-with bond and approved security; bonds
to bear interest from date il not paid when due
The Beef and I'll sums under S 10 Cash. No prop
ertv 10 be removed until terms arc complied with.
DR. w. F. ALEXANDER,
Dec Is 1865. Duffield's Depot.
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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.

Correspondence of the baltimore Gazette.1s
The Reception of the Presidents Message by
~Congress-Aspirtng Demag0gues- The Nd-
tional Debt-The Presidents Ne,0s and
the TieuOs Of Vice President Wade, dc.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
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Massachusetts, has bad already nine snow
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to tan furs, make traps, boats. SC. Worth $40 to
any farmer boy. Beware of bogus "tecipts."-
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BENJAMIN F. BEALI, Editor.

CHARbEsTo OWN. VA.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-12-15
Honey, fiyce'ine Elder Flower, Boquef

honey ''ce''n asa E Pa,,r FI0"eF' Boqnef
In Quality, Style and Perfume warranted cqua }
to the English and soid fully 80 per cent ehss per
which accounts for tho great falling OF In the de-.
mand for the foreign s'aps, and the unprreedcntef
SUCCESS IF the American Company Toilet SUaps,
now sold everywhere in the United States.
MCKEoNE, VAN HAAGEN + co, sole hTanf'rs,
Philadelphia and New York.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDALAT THE PARIS
EXPOSITION, 1857.
Sold by Agricult'l Implement Dealcars throughout
the United States.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-04

TurRppoprrD C.pr1-RE OF Rrrpy WIZ
hlLLED SHERIFF l.. w. o rom baiu!
Green, driver on the Overland route, we learn
the following. Yesterday morning a man
on loot came 10 ocol' fahcn' iliies oelo"
| Cottonwood Station, and about 30 miles from
this CITY. and said that he had lost his horse.
snu .na' Mt "aI,eu !? puieN"Se a.. al.' Ia
a my :J o" Sai,i was lMn VI ~ 'ie
ii"hsei pau Ioi tiis hol Sc sauI,e "nu VI -
W nv 'iiu 'o'. va. nv e
~ at VIC y.
yon, WI miio ieIosnlzeu hilii' anu "nc l'ose'nef
~ MS Wei al '.tu anu Al pu,
,iie mean az nv ttie iai nau passed. tlie
oli1se at %. Ian ''atIol, Iiulns idPiulS
anu not pay rug MS 'oti. cummings, lhe to.i
e9'tee e was Vi eoui. e .isis' anu ne ilOui'
eu nee! holse anu Started IN pursuit. over,
tahlhs NM .de stranger "neeied ABOUT anu
9e'ilahueu .llv toit. ne
saIu' WI si'e YOU 1o!l' a. .Ae s",iie tiliie
Ia 'us'iis ms ieI' manu- liitp ms pcGhe' DIS
~ set soiiie inoIley' oGt WIN ms f!sn. manu-
ne ule" te'ot'ti anu ulsGiiaiseu ~ a. ! uih-
lillllss; me oaAI tH'eleu HIS llSh' sue
passed. aiouliu no anu came ouI al t1ie
I'm oe5hs me- Leii Oh, ms
nTI IN - is
.Nhi seu aiip'iiei U@iitI DIT IIHi' 'ne ouAie'
IaNiHs NJ elec'' ne 'leii RUG H"S'1is away
,s SUN as ne was OUT vi sisiIt CuiliIilI eqt
up, lhouilte" MS morse anu s'diteu odch. III
sIo!' iiiie meeting hentoh anu MS com
ie ~ s.-e I "a| . az ". 80 anu
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-04

How 1T WAS WoN.-The Gold Hill
News Of Tuesday evening has al ad-
mirable article on the election in that
city, in the last paragraph Of which we
are told how the fight was won. 1t
says:
In spite OF all the muscle, all the money,
all the knives, pistols and stools of the
glorious Democracy, the kinky- headed, Mig
ger-worsl,ipping, Chinese-loviIg. miscegena-
ZIONIST Abolitionists voted according to their
convictions and won the fi:5ht-respectabiy
and manfully it. There may have been,
and probably were, some quiet, timid men
who staid away from the polls through fear,
or were cowed into voting against their con-
rictions, but we won all the ground fought
Tornado clean sweep-eltcted every man
on our ticket, and captured a position from
which we command the great battlefield of
Norember, and will roll up cool three hun
dred majority!
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-04

aGEp-The death of "Aun." Fanny
Burrows, OF Warren, Rhode Island, is an
nounced. She was born at Mystic, in the
Autumn of 1850, and was therefore in her
Hinety-rinth year. She was born while
Connecticut was colony, remembered the
Battle of Bunker Hill, the Declaration OF
Independence, and the measures CT relief for
the soldiers of the Revolutionary war. She
was about twelve years Of aye when the
massacre of Groton flights took place, and
forty-two widows were made il one day
within the sparse population Of her native
Groton. Washington was inaugurated
when she was about twenty years Of age.
She also aided in fitting out garments for the
soldiers and sailors of the war of 1872, and
last. though not least, joined in knitting
stockings for the soldiers Of Rhode Island in
the late war.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-04

TIE OREGON ELEcTIoN has resulted in
{ victory for the Copperheads. A gain
of one for that party is thus secured in
Congress. The necessity for stringent
registry law such as exists in this
State, DISTINGUISHING the paroled men
and bushwhackers of the rebel army,
would have prevented this misfortune.
This result in nowise disturbs the basis
of the calculations which point to
Grants election in November, even if it
foreshadows a Copperhead triumph
amolg the i" Webfeet" at that time.
Oregon has been accounted as among
the " doubtful" States, and the defea,
of the Republican ticket there is not an
unlocked for occurrence. The term Of
Governor Woods, the present incum bent,
who is a staunch Republican, does not
expire until two years hence. Nevada
will make stand off for Oregon at the
next general election.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES,
From the Trespass of last evening

From the Trespass of last evening.
WASHINGTON, June s. The Arkansas
bill was taken up in the Senate.
Frelinghuysen said the House bill required
that Arkansas never place any restrictions
upon suffrage, thus forbidding education
qualification, or change Of law regarding
female suffrage IF we remember correctly
the Constitution framed and accepted in
Arkansas itself is to that effect.-Ep.l
Edmunds offered an amendment, to re-
commit the bill to the Judiciary Committee,
with instructions to report bill requiring
Arkansas to first adopt the proposed Four
teenth Article OF the Constitution, which
was rejected.
Ferry's amendment, striking out all fun
damental conditions, was lost.
Henderson gave notice of an amendment
forbidding any discrimination on account of
race or color, or denial to any class of the
benefits of the funds raised for educational
purposes.
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
hsHIey Untouched JolNL resolution pro-
posing amendment to the Constitution of
the United States, prov ding that the Presi-
dent land why not Congressman ] shall not
be eligible for reelection, abolishing the
Office of Vice President, and for thorough
revision Of the mode Of electing President.
General Schofeld will assume command
of the War Department on Monday. He
will not resign his position in the army, hav
ing received leave Of absence while continu-
ing as Secretary of War.
The following nominations were sent to
the Senate to-day by the President /; Harvey
S. Beckwith, for Superintendent of the
Branch Mint at San Francisco ; c. C. Davis,
Meter of the Branch Mint at Denver, Colo
RADIO J. P. Person, Assessor Internal Rev
enue, First District, California.
HAVANA, Jund 2.-Gen. Marquee has is !
sued maifesto to the Mexican people, in
which he states that he has resolved to re-
tire from public life.
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FROM the "a ststeiudS
LANCASTER, June l.-Janles Buchanan
died at Wheatlaud to-day, in the 18th year o
his age.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-General SchofelC
took possession Of the War Office to-day
The President accompanied him, and re
manned few minutes. General Grant sub
sequently had an interview with the Secre
tary.
| WASHING TON, June lie dmunds' resolu.
ton of thanks to Stanton was discussed at
some length.
Henderson offered an amendment tender.
ing the thanks of the Senate to the Chiei
Justice for his conduct during the impeach-
ment trial, which was rejected-ll to 80
Ross, Henderson and Fowler voting for the
amendment.
Several Senators condemned the amend
ment as in bad taste and not reyelant to the
matter under discussion.
The resolution was adopted-37 to II.
The bill for the admission of Arkansas was
then taken up.
Drake and johnson spoke at length On the
bill.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-Following is Gen
eral Grants reply to the Committee who
waited upon him and informed him Of his
nomination by the Chicago Convention.
There are doubtless errors in the transmits
sion Of the letter, which we will republish
when the mail brings it to us.-ED. ENTER
PRISE.
WASHINGTON, May %.
General James r. HaNley, President Of
the National Union Republican Convention
In formally accepting the nomination of the
National Union Republican Convention of
May 81, it seems proper that some statement
of my views beyond the mere acceptance OF
the nomination should be expressed. The
proceedings of the Convention were marked
with wisdom, moderation and patriotism, and
l believe expresses the sentiments j of
those who sustained the country through Its
trials. 1 endorse the resolutions, and if
elected TO the office Of President of the
United States it will be my endeavor to ad-
minister all the laws in good faith, with eco
nomy and with a view to giving peace, quiet
and protection everywhere. In times like the
present it is impossible and improper to lay
Town a policy to be adhered to, right or wrong, |
through an administration Of four years.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-04

New political issues not foreseen are con-
stantly arising, and the views of the public
on old ones are constantly changing. Purely
administrative affairs should always be left to
the Executive. The will Of the people have
always respected and always shall. Peace
and universal prosperity-with their sequence,
an economy of administration-will light en-
the burdens of taxation, while it constantly
reduces the national debt. Let US, therefore,
have peace.
With great respect, your obedient servant,
U. S. GRANT.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
Wednesday June 10Th.

At 10 A. M, at the Office of the Clerk of the
Board Of Supervisor Of Ormsby County,
For grading Carson street, from Telegraph street
to Fifth street;
For grading Proctor street, from Plaza street to
Division street;
For grading Second street, from Plaza street to
hi,on street;
For grading Fourth street, from Carson street to
Ormsby street:
And for constructing Sewer from Carson street
to Ormsby street, on Third street.
Bids may be made on the entire work, on
parts thereof. The Board of Commissioners re-
reserve the right to reject any or all bids. By
order of the Board.
NJ. J. AsHM0RE, Clerk.
Carson City June 8 1865
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RACES 4! RACES! RACES
Over the Carson City Track
.TEHE E3fh.

IENE G3sh,
FIRST EACE-For a Purse of
Fifty Dollars; Single Dash of One
Mile; open for all Double Teams In
the State. Entrance. $40 90, to be
added to the Purse.
SECOND RACE-Fer a Purse OF
Fifty Dollars; open 10 all Pacing
Horses to Harness. Entrance,
$40 90. Mile Heats. Entrance no
ncy to ne added to the Purse.
JEHE goth,
Grand Sweepstakes for $1,000.
FOUR ENTRIES, $3.50,
PURSE OF 5000
To be Added by the Proprietor.
DISTANCE, HALF MILE.
GEORGE LEWIS,
Proprietor.
Carson City, June 3, 1868. jea-td
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS:
LOUIS MANDLEBAUM
DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors and
General Merchandi.e.

Having leased the Brick Store lately occupied
by G. A. Sears, will constantly keep on hand
CALIFORNIA HAMS. BACON, FRESH RANCH
BUTTER. EGGS, LARD. TEAS SUGAR,
COFFEE. SiRUPS. CORN MEAL,
FLOUR; GREEN, CAN
AND DRIED
FRUITS;
Confectionery; Wines and Liquors; and an assert
ment of Gcntlemens Furnishing Coos.
BE- Families VIII find it 20 their advantage to
examine my stock ga Remember the place:
SEARS BRICK STORE, CARSON CITY. NEW.
LOUIS MANDLEBAUM
Carson, June l, 1868.
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S0RT

BUM
In Carson, June s. 1S6s, to tie wife Of Mr.
Davies son.
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