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New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
LATEST SifJP NEWS.
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lHg 4. bIai,taw. ssss hhlabethport or soroA
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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va, done this ely. The captain O." the steamship Ae'
Gr Msr' sailing vessels arc DUE %dae & ibe sam'als 'l' ''
Saturday remained n.!e Ne bar unn onndiy moulus.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06
THE DE4NI.
. rrnnINn cANIllE.

Miss Agnes Ethel. pupil Ot Mat'o" Ition'
is 10 make private debut good care beng taken 10
make 10 as public as pOss.D.c-at JtloLes Ih'ale oh
the l0ih iusl.-usxt Saturday. Mss Agnes hLeI VII
p,ay CoD,Ve Tits apity, think that M.'s Heron has
not educated her pupil IN better >'ho" t"" L"F own
Miss Heron ougt 10 be aware mat ne Gay 81 canine
i, entirely past French mormcut Dr. now 90 tle t"p oi
the tree hut pulmonary disease and French wee e.n
charm no longer. They constituted q suitconty
nasty mixture m the first place, and they lav"
not improved IN time Tie sulIosuon that
anybody wants 10 see q new actress 90 C0atris the
widest OF al dcusions-espe,iay when % 's considered
that the new actiese as Inll of Mes AGohs' must
need, have acquired all the grave detects II gre syc 81
that actress. Faults. a. everybody knows. ale much
lncle salient aud much more easily COPIED. tah incFit
II Miss Agnes Ethel proposes 20 follow tho siage - ro
fesson she voud pe wise 10 learn her nusnesr uy "a
prpor apprenticeship. and not 10 week her hoes az
le utse on the b4i4en rocas Of 'roguolt theatrrai
sensation Miss Heron herself IN Constc. . - much ~
tfe public car endure u that soi 81 thing aud "e -
love MISS Heron j, tlo!tiy 90 pay t..t.at F4uio =
Gsriel--on the OF chty Of Nr. FgEes;s crfafomett
rnP cRCyS ro-NIyUr. ,...
Mr.. Lent's New-No ork Circus opcrs tonight,
at the old familiar place. The buldns t,et W. te
one attracton-it has been made SO ceau. Ieat, and
bright The chief novelty u the aunoEncod ploesnue ~
Mile Caroline Rollaud. now equestloniwlo lidrs bafo-
backed seeds aud ls said 10 De Doie s.l aud agda-
cions ihan any femalo rider we have y,' ',cu, Mr
Robert sucbney j. tue prime "a! mac ider Tic co'-
uarV includes the Conrad BrotEeis, tle aIlC- ai},
William CouiId. mo E0cl.h "t4onu,' NIn.~rt Nt
Vat Anstin as equestrian drector and numerous rlel
performers New costJu.es. Strap nat. ana hlJ7tnt
np,s will OF course add 90 tte erect oi DE ioIcDfa-
tom Mr Lent promises many nnvff les. 80 'It ttasoI
apses away. wetu-r De wiz iDabe pf sni 'r1t -f
t.f..l
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06

90 TO MACFARLAND' BOOKSTORE.
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-06

ARRIVED.
EtTk u. Armstrong Ncvpor y. ~ dsys railroad tor.
bug 4. Bradshaw. >ssp EhIabethport i0r soTiolh
bng Webster Kelly. Tyler, Bangor, 7 days. nuheE
br.g 30 hia Brown, thsrryhed, days iuinber.
Belle " the Bay Emerson. Cape sable tsb
New-York tribune., 1868-10-06

MOST EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF NEw SliiEy
,raNi-rA,urIpFD lNpRfSSII fOR TliE VAIL tkAbk
JOHN TRIGGE No. 700 Broadway tnn -
Between lolr.b -. asa s,'of'fAsss
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
GONE ATLAST2

We publish in another part Of our paper
the details of the death of radical politician
named Stevens, which occurred in Washng-
ton city last week. Humanity has reason to
rejoice that this event has occurred and mans
fallible judgment wonders that a just Provi-
dence did not decree its contamination long
ago. In his death political pestilencc has
people, and the most unscupuloas opponent
of the constitution has been taken to his
reward. We are privileged to believe that
the arrival Of his spirit ON that other theatre
where It's accumulation of hate and persecu-
ton Is to be emptied, created confusion and
an uproar in all the confines of hell, hitherto
unknown and that the devils dismay in
granting his spirit an appropriate reception
was greater than that produced by all the
hosts OF sinners that have reached his do
minions from the fall of our first parents in
Eden down to the present time. Feeling
that he is now in safe hands, where his rest
less and envenomed spirit will find an ample
field for the exercise of its chief delight, we
leave him to the charge of the master whom
he has served SO well, only expressing the
hope that he will not be permitted to usurp
authority there as he did here, as in that case
we might look for legions of devils, fresh
from the sulphurous regions of darkness, to
be turned loose upon the people of the South,
who for the past eight years have been the
especial objects of Thaddeus Stevens hate
No tears have We to shed, but a day of thanks
giving that the pestience is removed, would
not be inappropriate throughout the whole
South:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
NoBLY SAID.

Rev. SAMUEL j. BAIRD, minister of The
gospel of peace, true type of the Christian
laborer, was recently nominated by the editor
Of the TulLy TDytniaa as a candidate for
the position of Presidential Elector for the
9th Congressional District Of Virginia In
declining the proposed honor, Mr. Baird, who
is not native of the State, says =
q feel myself greatly indebted to the poo
pie of Virginia for the kindness which have
experienced at their hands, and the confidence
rcposed-in me during my brief residence in
the State; and should feel most happy of any
opportunity to serve them consistent with
higher obligations. But I am a minister of
Christ, and my paramount obligations to tho
Son Of God forbid me to enter the political
arena; and it is my firm conviction that the
hest service which can do for the people of
Virginia, is to confne myself strictly to the
duties of my own calling and to leave the
management of their political affairs to her
own sons, who are SO abundantly competent
to the task"
Here is lesson that ought to be profitable
to all those who are using the liveryof Christ
in which to serve the devil, and if we thought
it would have any effect, we would especially
commend it to the Black Pilgrim of the Win
chester District, and his pet lambs of the
Baltimore Conference, whose zeal in behalf
Of their own interests, has led them to inter-
terc with the just rights of others and who,
instead Of being instructors in things per-
tanning to eternity, are grovclling in the dust
and filth Of political degradation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
NOT, THE MAN!

We owe Mr.. GEORGE W. ANDERSON, the
present Registrar of Charlestown township,
several hundred thousand apologies for mis-
take which We very naturally made in our
paper last, week. We published q notice
about the opening of road, which had his
familiar name attached to it, and at the time,
were confident that it was written and posted
by our esteemed radical fellow citizen We
made mstaie-we mourn over that mis-
take. Or Geo. w. Anderson is not the in
dividual who posted that. notice. Another
Richmond enters the field, as we have salts
factory reasons for believing We have be-
fore US letter from Berkeley county, from
which We quote the followiug-s'the Geo w
Anderson whose name is appended to that
'nodicc is not your blacksmith Anderson
this Geo. w. Anderson lives in Berkeley
county, about two miles west OF Kearneys-
Vile"
We stand correotcd-but whoever thought
that two adjoining counties could each have
a George W. Anderson. We never dreamed
of such thing, and but for the positive
testimony we nave TO the contrary, we should
be willing to swear that our George W. An
derson was the man who wrote the "nodice."
But here comes the rebutting evidence. The
notice published lastSeek and the neappend-
cd, were written by the same Individual
He turns out to be a certain radical aspirant
for the Sheriffalty of Berkeley county, named
Vanmetre. His qualifications for the position
may be judged Of FROM the annexcd:-
Nodice To All whome It
May Concern There will be a petition To the
board of Supervisors of birkley Co at Its Next
Meeting Asking to Open, a road from the
County road Near Mountzion Church through
the Lands of Jas NJ Vanmater and Mrs
brodwells to the Jefferson Line Also through
Jas NJ Vanmaters and T. and u Getzendners
Lands from the Jefferson Line through by
the Spaw Sprfhc to the Jefferson Co Line
june 8ti, 1868. Jas. NJ. Vanmatcr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
TTJRNFD UPI

We presume it will be gratifying to the
many admirers of the Radical candidate for
the Presidency to know that such an indi-
vidual still has an existehcos, On his return
from his flight to the western territories, and
his summer sojourn among the Indians, he
dropped down at his former home, the quiet
city of Galena, in Illinois, where he pursued
the occupation of clerk in a lanyard before
his posthumOus reputation was acquired. At
Galena he was waited upon by his friends and
former associates, when he addressed them
thusly -
GcnNemcn and Fez2o,o Citizens of Gdzena
After an absence Of three years from your
midst, it ahords me great pleasure to return
here again to see you all, and, as hope spend
an agreeable and quiet fortnight with you
During that time | will be happy to see you
at your homes, and at mine whenever you
can make it convenient to call. Ishall not.
on this occasion nor upon any other, make you
speech, which | suppose you are well aware
of. am very glad to see you.
Who can dispute The stutesmanship and
capacity of this eloquent candidate for the
Presidency? Hath he not spoken, and spoken
ably !?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
CHANGED!

The entire Board of Registration for this
county has undergone change, whether for
tbe better or not, remains to be determined;
certainly the chances arc that our condition
will not be made worse by it.. His Excel
lency, the Governor of West Virginia, in the
exercise of prerogatiye conferred upon him,
has appointed John II. Cookus, George
Koonce and j. w. Grubb, to constitute the
Board of Registration. Neither of them has
ever served on the Board before, and we may
therefore hope that they win bring to the
discharge of their new duties, sufficient
spirit of liberality to enable them to do JUS
tice to all, and to execute the Registration
law in the interests of the people and not Of
the radical party. IF they do right. they
will be sustained by the liberal minded Of all
parties; but if they follow the proceed ents set
them by the intolerant Board that they sue.
coed, they will receive, as they will merit,
the condemnation of every right-thinking
man in the community This new Board
had meeting on Saturday week, and made
the following appointment of Township Reg
istrars -
Aper1!-John W. Ware
BoAiUdr-W. d. Chambers.
CAdpline-Jno. Ii. Cookus.
Charlestown- George w Anderson.
Harper's Fer,y-P. p. w. Stephenson.
iShepherd-James ID. Fayman.
0SJourn-W. A. Thompson.
These township registrars are to sit in their
respective townships on the first Monday in
September, for the purpose of amending the
lists; and we presume for the purpose Of re-
cordiug the names--of those who have not
been registered We exhort those who can
register under the provisions of the law to be
on hand on the day above specified, and make
the effort to become voters. There are in
each township large number of men justly
entitled to have their names on the Registers
book, and to all such We would earnestly
suggest the Importance of attending to the
matter at the proper time. AS the first
Monday Of September has been liked By tho
Registrars themselves, let the people accom>
modato themselves to TIE day, and register
without fail Give that day to your country.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
: THE Natiouoi .Sayi;pos Bauk. n

The National Saviags Bank, news
paper published in Washington city, in the
interest of the negroes of the United States,
announces the fact that National Savings
Bank is just ow going into operation at Mar
tihsburg, W. Va, with Mr.. W. H. Mathews
as cashier. The Advisory Board is as follows
John q. Burwell, (negro.)
George Sharer, (white.)
Adam Howard, (mulatto.)
j. Nelson Wisner, (white.)
Nathaniel Wood, (negro.)
cards at last, and we presume will not here
after have the effrontery to deny that they
are full blown negro suffrage evangels.
The millennium must be near at hand
since the saint, the sinner and the niger
have agreed to hold sweet counsel together.
What though the subject is "filthy lucre,"
the object is the determination of the human
family-inclucing white, black, and part coll
ored. -1NartinsJurg Ne,1 Era.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
PERTINENTLY SAID,

The Hon. Judge THURMAN, the newly
elected U. S. Senator from Ohio, was among
the speakers at the recent Conservative Con
vention of West Virginia, held at Grafton.
Ic made an able and argumentativc speech.
in which he referred to all the issues now
pending, State and National, and then re-
terred to the iniquitous, radical, rascally and
proscriptivc Registration law of West Vir>
ginia. He said:
y few words my friends; and have done
I was sitting in the New York Convention,
other day, and looking around the walls of
Tammany, and seeing on them those beauti-
tul escutcheons that bore the arms of the
different States, l amused myself with read
ing their notices, and presently [ came to
that of West Virginia. found it transla-
ed, Mountaineers are always Free" and /
asked myself, 20 Good heavens who was it
that put that motto at the head of that coat
Of arms, with thousands upon thousands, all
born upon the soil Of this State, loving it as
they do their lives, DISTINGUISHED" And
when 1 looked at it agained it seemed to be
the work of some demon who was utteriug
it in irony and scorn, and 1 thought Of your
DISTINGUISHING constitution and your distran-
chised registry laws, and as thought of these
things it seemed to me that if [ were Rad
ical member of the Legislature the first thing
would do, for honesty's sake, would be to
expunge that motto from the arms of the
State Great applause.]
But, my friends of West Virginia, dc, your
duty. Do it earnestly and well this year
Let the Democratic party go into power-as
by the grace of God l hope and believe it
will [shouts of " Amen amen !"]- and when
you get the power of this old State, or new
State-of West Virginia, then you may hold
up your coat of arms, and we may read,
g Noatani sen.per H6ert." [Great cheers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
G0TEGPoPAYl

Joe Chapline, ouF. zoe. our bully Joe, COM
missioncd for the purpose, is going to refund
the money paid by the land owners of Jeffer-
son and Berkeley counties to the U. States
in 1865. lie says that he will be at The
SheriGs Office in BIartinsbtrg Z. on the 10Th,
11th, and 18th of September, and at the Re-
corders Office in Skopherdstown on the 18th,
18th, and 18th of the same month, for the
purpose of distributing this fund among those
who are entitled to it. "All persons will be
required to present their receipts, and the
am cunts will be paid, less lie commission, by
check on she Nationai Bank Of Martinsburg"
This il his published notice, and we advise
parties interested to give the matter attention,
and be on hand at the earliest day named
We are afraid that the commissions will speed
lily exhaust tho fund, consequently we would
say to Nancy Bowers, now is your chance
Look to it in time
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18

The RADICALS GIVE UP New York.
The correspondent of the Philadelphia led
ger writes to that paper on the 18th instant
as follows, regarding politics in New York:
The only noteworthy incident in politics to
day is a remarkable editorial in the Sun, of
this morning, coming to the conclusion, after
careful survey of the whole field, that ''the
cause the Republicans, in this State, is sim-
ply hopeless" and that 'sthe Democracy must
carry New York in spite of everything" The
that the SIN is warm partisan of the Repub
lican candidates.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
CHARLESTOWN. ACADEMY.

THIS School will be opened on the FIRST MON
DAY OF JUNE, 1869.
The rates OF tuition are as follows as established
by the Bps rd of Trustees -
English Seholars-eInbracirg Geography,
English Grammar. arithmetic, SSc., per
qraittrof . months : S IS
Latin Scholars embracing ~ the English
branches, together with the Latin per
quarter of - inohths..- ...-......... 10 6SI
Greek Seholars-ineIudins the study ofthe
Greek I.anguage with Latin. French and
Ma thenlatics, per quarter of . months. lS 80
O1e-kalf payable Gdednee.
The undersigned, having been appointed PFinci-
pals OF the above inslituon, respectfully call
attention of he community TO their advertisement
and solicit liberal patronage
CLEON MOORE, 2,a.--,, L
HENRY HUNTER, Ftineipate.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
EDUC Ar IoNAL.
CLAYMONT BOARDING SCHOOL.

THE next session OF this School will opcn ON the
4 FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, 1868. PIpiIs are
prepared. for college, active business. Loca-
Iion-Three mikes from Cbariestown.
For Day Scholars, (tuition in English
branches. and ANCIENT Languages,).-... COCO
Zach Stus:- 1iranGlis an -1Grancs-l
REFER ENcEs.
n B.. wAsHISereS. Esq. Cot. n. W. BAvloR,
JoIS a. TAoMsosi, Esq. NJ BucKKy, Esq.
REv-sC. W. ANDREsSVs.
CO For Circulars. addrcs sthe undersigned.
J. S. BLACKBURN,
August :, 1865
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18

Sweet potatoes have been in the Peters
burg market several days and sell readily at
% cents per quart.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
DIED.

In Harper's Ferry, on Thursday morning last,
of Cholera In fantum, EVA BRENT, infant daugh-
ter of Charles E and Ella V. Beiler, a cd MOI ths
''Oi such is the Kingdom OF Heaven -
As the sweet flower that scents the morn,
But withers in the risir q day,
Thus lovely was this lniants dawn,
Thus swiftly fled her life away" ar.#a..a
On the tlth ult., in Berkeley c ounty, MINERVA
MAGRUDER, daughter of George w a id Eliza
beth Mix, aged years, months and2 days.
In Martinsburg, on the 18th ult., DELLA McIN-
TIRE. consort OF Mr. RobcrGIdcIntire, aged II yrs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18

Blair against Colfax; brave and dashing
s2idier, as well as an expert enccd and upright
legislator, against a chronic politician upon
whose record are the blotches Of all the dew,
iltries of the Radical Congress.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
NOTICE.

PURCHASERS at the sale OF George w. Spotts.
the 18th of April, notified that their sale
notes were due August 10Th. They are requested
to make payment TO the undersigned trustee, at
once. WI. III. IRA YERS, Trustee
Cha-Iestown August IS, Is6S-2ts F..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18

The largest watermelon we have seen
this year weighed thirty-six pounds. We have
IN tormor seasons, however, seen and helped
to eat much heavier melons,-PetersJurg IN
der.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
TO THE FARMERS & HORSE OWNERS
OE- IEFFERSON

HAVING had considerable experience in the
II management Of horses, and given great alien
ject the undersigned offers hIs services 20 the Gift
zens of Jefferson and adjoining counties, who ma
have horses suffering from disease OF any kind He
ia able TO furnish good references those who ma
require it d w. HANNAH
AUGUST is, 1s6S-tal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
MONEY TO LOAN.

THE Jefferson County Building Association, will
Il have money to loan SATURDAY EVE
MING next. The Board of Directors meet weekly
on Saturday Evening, at O'Clock, from April let
to October LIST. j. ED. DUKE
August IS, 1865. SecretaTy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
CONSERVATIVE STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR,
Hon. J. N. CAMDEN, of Wood county,
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
SOL. V. YANTIS, of Jefferson county.
FOR AUDITOR,
DANIEL MAYER, of Kanawha county.
FOR TREASURER,
GEORGEJ j. WALKER, of Jackson. county.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
w. p. WILEY, of Nonongalia county.
JUDGE OF. COURT OF APPEALS.
JUDGE NJ. NJ. EDMISTON, of Lewis county:
FOR CoNGREss-SECoND DISTRICT.
Hon. VIM. G.. BROWN, of Preston county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18

= Rev. Mr.. Preston, of Lexington, has
accepted call to the Presbyterian church at
Salem
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18

ITNHlS Company, incorporated by the Legislature
l. OF Maryland Tor the Manufacture and Sale of
Fertilizers, are now prepared to furnish the agri-
cultural community with their products.
Deriving their supply of material from the richest
OF the recently deposits of Bone Phosphates in South
Carolina, they have established, and will inflcxibly
MAINTAIN, higher standard of Fertilzing value
than any smiar productions hitherto the ma kct.
While the material they use contains 60 per cent.
tain larger per ccntage, of SOLUBLE PHOS-
PLATE than heretofore used
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18

We are happy to announce definitely that
the contemplated BARBECUE and GRAND
RALLY Of the Conservatives of this county,
will take place at
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
Spirit of 5sffsrsalr,
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Tuesday Morning, August is, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-08-18
AN NOUN EN- ENTs.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
DIRECTORS

WIN. G. HARRIsOS, WILLIAM NUMsES,
LAWRENCE SANGsToS, RICHARD 4. BAKEu
ROBERT TURSER, WILLIAM TREGo,
WILLIAM TREGo, LAWRENCE SANGsToN,
Mdirs5 ACQUIRING Chemist. Lyoid.nt.