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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-05
DIED.

Suddenly in Bolivar. near Harper's Ferry. ON
Tuesday, April 2Ist., Mira. CATHARINE SCHII.
Rer summons was in truth like to the .Aiep, noe
turnal visit The Angel vi Death tarried not around
she treasured IN her heart the wsrhins words of
the Saviour Watch and pray, for We kpoy, No,
the hour when the Son Of Man cometh;' Her whole
LIE on earth, marked by every christian yrtuc haJ
been but a preparation for the solemn momcnt of
death, and hence could she with placid confidence
address the King of Terrors in the language of Ho
ly writ, 80 Grave, where is thy yictoSv n Dc.,L
where is thy sting 80 Peaceful a the modest droon
ing of the morning lowret before the shade of Re
uring day was the passing OF her pure spirit from
earth to Heaven. Seemingly a gentle sIumber
closed her eyes; they opened but to behold-not
tiles Of her true home above, in the bosom of her
God.
1t meet Ss Christians to rejoice that, by faith
and perseverance, she has secured her crown still
DOVE, in exile, deeply regret the parting Not
in the home-circle alone, will her place be vacant
aud her presence missed, for during n quarter of n
century and more, she has been known, and well
coined. and honored and loved in every household
of our tmc-worn village Who now will stand in
her stead at the bedside of the suffering and ago
nizing. with her gentle whisperings OF hope and
consolation Or who will borrow her maternal
toudncss and nuTturng OF the little whose
minds and hearts il WAS her delightful task, week
eitsS week, TO cultivate for God What 6enevo-
lent hands will, in like constant affection. mark
with memorial flowers, the resting places of the
dear departe opes9 Wherever friendship il most
appreciated affection meet sacred, there will be
painfully felt the absence of this venerable mod of
the true christian lady. Justly will her memory
long Tess Cnpalalen IN the hearts OF those before
whom she walked, the pattern of perfection.
May the young rcyerently remember her life,
that they initiate the virtues which adorned it,
and the old, her peaceful end, that they may seek
and Obtnin the grace which crowned it. For "prc-
cious indeed in the sight the Lord is the death
His saints" RIP.
On the 25th of March last, near Dufheld's pepot.
Mrs. VIRGINIA G. BANE, consoTt OF Nr. Garrett
w. Banc. aged about 3S years.
At his residence. hIiCAdlctown Frederick
county, Md, on the I7th ult MIR JACOB ZTT-
TIE father of the editor of the ShePhcrdstown Reg
iSteT, aged 10 years aud days. "Biessuj are tile
dead who die Ia the I,ord.''
On the sIst uls,, MAMIE ALEXANDER, only
child of DIR. ). a. and Charlotte A Straith, aged
years, months and 10 days
On the 2Ist ult.. CHARLES BEALE, infant son
of Dr. {. T and Jennie L. Richardson, aged mos.
and Il days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-05

There is great rejoicing in the Mongrel
ranks, at the success Of the South Carolina
nigger3, at the election. It is glorious Re
publican victory! The niger paupers of the
Bureau, aided by the military, by fraud and
violence have beat the white people at the
election Isn't it nice. What hugging
there will be when the Wooly- head niggers
of the South and the Brevet niggers OF ths
North meet at Chicago.
- Illinois Washburne, Grants political
keeper, rides to the Capitol every day upon
a Government horse, sometimes attended by
an orderly to take the 'cri;teC' back. There
are scores of other Radical preachers about
economy, who are taking their ease at the
expense of Government, to much greater
extent than this.
- Henry Wilson has written letter say
ing that he has never seen Grant take
drink. Tie Sultan of Turkey or the Tycoon
of Japan might add their testimony to that
OF Senator Wilson, in the >anc behalf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-05

A Pennsylvania subscriber, says the
Richmond Wig, writing us a business note,
concludes by saying Il expected to be in
your State before this time. vas twice
there in 1865, and intended to settle have
not yet abandoned the intention, bat the I'M
settled condition Of affairs aud the disposition
Of Congress to Atricanize Virginia has kept
thousands of good men from emigrating to the
Old Dominion. But this state of things can
not last long. Already you can discern a
speck here and there on the political horizon
that portends storm. The North will yet
assert in language not to be mistaken that
Ills is a pAife mans Government, and. poll
ticians who try to establish negro equality or
supremacy will find that they have mistaken
the sense as well as the instincts Of the peo>
Pile"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-05
MARR1ED.

On Wednesday morning. April 22d, Mt Western
View, the residence Of the brides father, By Rev.
Sulphur Springs, n. G., to MISS BETTE, onIy
daughter of James V. Moore, OF this county
On the 2Sd inst., by Rev. W. T. Lower. Mr.. In.
SEPH H. LONG to Miss MARGARET SHANK
both Of Martinsburg-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-05

4 REASON FoR GRANTS ELECTION
Cory OLauus met member of the Metho-
dist Conference from New England, and he
says this happened
Chow is it, M sanctiied friend" said 1.
"that being down on the Use of tobacco you
endorse Grant, who is the'champion smokist
of the country? He can smoke more cigars
and talk less than any other man in the Uni
ted States, yet you go for him ?'
s'Ah, my beloved friend, !" said the confer
ence chap, 'there is profound wisdom in this
the groveling worms of the earth cannot pen
citrate We would exat Grant that he may
be visible throughout the land as a warning
and an example to youth of what man who
opens his mouth only to eject tobacco smoke
amounts to, whcg he is smoked out"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-05
Interesting Law Case.

4 friend at present in New Orleans, has
sent us, a copy of the Times of that city,
dated the 23d of April. From it we extract
the following notice Of most interesting case
now before the Courts of that city.in which not
few persons in this county are interested -
The Second District Court has been en-
gagged for two days past in hearing the argu-
ment in the great Shepherd will case. Judge
Campbell aud G. NJ. Conrad for the heirs of
James II. Shepherd, have occupied the court
for these two days. Mr.. Conrad had not con-
cuded his argument yesterday, and will re-
sumo today. Randall Hunt and Christian
Roselius will reply for the heirs of r. d.
Shepherd.
Rarely have the bar and an audience been
held in profounder and more interested atten-
ton than by the mastery presentation of the
facts and law for the plaintiff by Messrs
Campbell and Conrad. The history Of the
case, running through a correspondence of
the late Z. d. Shepherd for the last thirty
five years, had all the interest of n romance
The theory of the plaintiff is that Mr., Il. d.
Shepherd was made legatee of his brothers
property by will which was accompanied by
a sealed letter directing him at his death to
distribute the property among certain of
James II. Shepherds heirs.
The existence of this letter is proved by a
small envelope which was found in the papers
of the succession of James H. Shepherd, and
was endorsed by Mr.. Shepherd with the
words, Letter OF instructions of j. II: S.
for +: D. Shepherd, or, in case Of his death,
for Abraham Shepherd, another brother
This is the only vestige extant of this letter
1t is, however, frequently referred to in the
correspondence of Mr.. r. d. Shepherd with
the members of his family and a most
searching lysis Of this correspondence is
believed to establish the character of these
instructions, and to justify the claim of the
plaintiffs to be recognized as heirs at law, or
legatees, under the testamentary dispositions
contained in this letter of instructions. 1t is
charged that Mr. r. D. Shepherd suppressed
or destroyed this letter in order to defraud
his nephews and nieces of what they would
be entitled to under it, or that the said letter
created a substitution which was Illegal under
our law, and would cause the property to
revert to the heirs at law Of Mr.. James II.
Shepherd.
These propositions were enforced with great
ability, and were illustrated by many interest
ing sketches of the characters Of the several
members of the Shepherd family. The de-
PENDANT in the suit are the only daughter and
two grandsoas of Mr.. r. d. Shepherd-Mrs
Peter C. Brooks and sons, of Boston.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-05

- DAN Sicklcs. who murdered the seducer
of his wife, and then lived with that wife
=Gain, is to be one of old Ben Wade's cabi-
e.-ot curiositics. i very crCditablc man.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-05

The hens in the neighborhood of Licking
ton have commenced to lay eggs with K. K.
X. on them. So correspondent of. the
Gazette says.
- Robert, son Of Mr. Israel B. Burner,
was drowned while attempting to cross the
South River, on the 22d inst, at the ford
near his fathers residence about one mile
West Of Milford, Page county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-05
J. II. l.. HusTER.l IJAAEs w CoYLE
NOTICE..
4 NEW STOCK.

SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLY,
FOR ALL WANTSI
NTILLEL SMITH. Of the Stove, Tipware, and
w Furnishing House generally Of GbarIestown.
they have Just received foil nd sesc ssoTt neat
of all artices in their line that the wants OF tho
season may require. An early call il solicited a.
prI7es moderate and entire Eatisfactiou, as TO
material and workmanship guaranteed. Their
stock consists, In part, OF large assortment Of
COOKING STOVES,
Of the ia:est and most improved patterns, from No.
6 to 10, with UtenEils complete.
II L ID :" are
Of every kind and description, manufactured at
home OF the estnaterial the market can IurniEh,
and by the most experienced wOrkmen.
Also On hand a select assortment of
SEAMLESS PRESSED WARE,
very heavy, and embracing Kettles. Basins, Bowls,
&c, in size from quart 40 five gallons.
OfJAPAN WARE, small su ppIy, but embrac-
ing many articles Of permanent and great econ
omy to housekeepers.
Having procured a large supply OF very superior
material ,sPeeial attention will be given to
TIN-ROoFING AND SCOUTING,
and with experienced hands and moderate price,.
we guarantee satisiaction- The improved 'Spout
Bracket" Of metal or wood nished when desired.
REPAiE1Ss done at short notice and on reasonA-
bic terms.
u Grain Of all descriptions, Beet Hides. Sheep
Skins, Rags, BeeswaI, Hard Soap, Bacon, Old Cop
per and Brass, will be taken exchange ior work.
atthe highest market price.
Nav s. 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-05
MODES do Pan.
PRIVATE BOARDING.

THREE or four Gentlemen. Of good character
and steady habits, can obtain Boarding in a
Private House, on reasonable terms. Apply at
May 5, ls6S--tf THIS DEFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-05

NEW ADY.ERTISEMENT.s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30
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I'm beati0ets BIafte.

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fiderunssseieufd IN SO. 4 Nag.
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Agenten berIangt gum &erfauf oes
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fon burd Sansss $. Sumulel Steip'
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assnten perlanst fiir ben 8ertaaf
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Der Surnberein seist an, ZAP er am
20. Sebruar eiuen sroben 0fasfenbau
abbalten miro.
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uHb i'm berortis bei9dbigten, DAB man
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reid in cine reu. golSmiit,,e osnr6at
mnrher NIut her einen Geife. ifebf.
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ANTE, Dr. s. s.. N1it4eG foroert In
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fie tbun miif1e; nm ibren 8inbern bel
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iu0bnen. sc gibt tuabri9einltd redt
niele Miitter unter unieren 2sierinnen,
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am SerSen lie9t. @nte Grsiebuna
aei9t fi6 mebr Bel Sii5e, ais anoers
mo, 6enn bort erf1eiffen mir, UNI llus
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genii9ett, un6 obne cine 9lnitrenaune,
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miro RE Mabfaett aur gu Ieid1t su
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mad @orfdrift nrb tpenn niAt belize
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eifaige SormaIttat su beobahten; bdnn
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beiten oes @nitanbes III ainbe.n aus.
Ebil6en.s
Bent bic gItern feIbit Die MegeIn que
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mig Sdmierigfeit porbanben, bieieIben
aud ben Sin6ern ali geben. Ser Gahe
ipiro fsbr bieI 9orfdab 1eleiltet, tuenn
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wiro. Seber auf benz Slide ~ Der
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ben un6 fhon beim ge9tnne Der WfabIs
seit 6enfelbeng einnebmen. .Gs iifseine
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fon, Elm beitanbtges 9aufei1 mad Ser
Gpeilefamrler ODER Der Ride mad eis
mem bergelIenen QIrtifeI su beobadten.
Sann trdgt Die ReinIi1teit I'M giuss
ieben Der 9eoeften SafeI aud basu bel.
in ben Sin6ert1 eii1en Sinn fir 0feins
Iidteit uno Sronung gu tueden. Neine
Sersietten unb SafeltiiAer baben ettuos
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SD boffe, baB ineine CUTE Meinung
oariiber ni6t 6urd eeriugere Sorsfalt
bel Der Sabrifatiot zberrineert tueroen
nl0ae.
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lefen: m IS
citizens, NfcMinu 60. Senn., ben
16.ssSanuar 1868. Din Die Serren
Cooper II. Ebornburg, anorbille, Eenn.
@eebrter Serrl Meinem 8eripres
den su 6else 9ebe if Sbner iileine
slnf1t itber SIR 8eIeu9tunesp Mate>
teriaI (nt6t Del, ipiel i'd. oieielbe
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nit SoblensSel angenommen babe.
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gu beribiebenen 8eiten nit fnopper
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berorbentlide Sike neranlaBt merbeu
kuno in Solge oe1en ipuroen mir hin>
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beiorgt. 9lus oiefem @rnn6e begann
lid 8eriu6e bai1tit, I'm einen bic Sc.
+ fabr berminoernben8 renner gu erfinbens
Weine 8eifrcbune ipurbe belobnt burh
@rFnoung zines bon mir fo9enannten
6 i6erbe it sB renners. Meine
Snmilie ipenigitens bentt lid beim Sc.
6rau@ beifeIben bolfommen iiAer.
f. Da i'd SSreanoe, oefletl i'd olles
8ertrallen i9enfe, bon Sbrem oge>
Inannten SeI ipre9en borte, 10
enffdtoB i'd mid inter Der 8ebingu1a,
oaB mir SIR Mgent einen 8renner
iiefsre, fetne gi9enidaften in Beleud.
tlng fonobl ais @ebiBung i'm Ser
gletd gum 8oblenol gu priifen.
Weinen 8eriu1eit gu SSolae giebt
SIR Material Elm lanfte s, bellies
2tdt, apel1es Den Qluaetl sutrG9lider
it, ais oas bon Robletl6L un6 peniger
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lit. SD mddte Sen 8erlud, es in
elmer 2a,1pe gu egpIooiren, allein es
9elan8 mir aibt. SD tueroe es In
meinent 9aufe aus 0rei @riinoen eins
fiibren: eritIi9, es greift sic 9lugen
ipeniger an; 5tueitens es lit tpefliaer
eefabrii9; ano brittens es 1T iuobls
Teller.
SD bofe, baB meine CUTE Mfeinunq
barber t,i6t 6urd eeriugere Sorsfalt
BEL Der Sabrifatioa sberrineert tueroen
m0ge.
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7i22 ISIS WiIIiant Sent, M. 8,
n @part Gntr @eIb! ok. fdprreu
!3eiten baben eiHen euten GinftuB auf ben
8 rocerte. Warft gsbabt, inbeit he bie
VreHe berdbseirgt unb es baber benz @onIt-
mtnten mSsltd seutatt baden, sn an6ersrs
bentli1 billtsen grftlen einsufaufen DaSpn
fam li1 elm Sober iiber3eugen, spean CT BET
SO. SO. Gotten u. Bro. SO. % 9erbl
GDIIea e@tra6e feline Ginf1ufe n,atbt.
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Npli;et 0ericbt.

Ni9ar6 Saiiit, betrunfen, So.
Sbos- gloftou ungeb0riees 8etra<
gen, $5.
! g8. 8. @eeb, betru,fen, 80,
gSln. @obels, bes8l. So.
CHARLES WoB, 6esgl. SO.
q Sobn SaGIer, YferOeoiebifabl, iibers
bunben.
8ia Sopftns uno gaIbin 9etta,
DicbitabI, iiberbunben.
gaat SOuahO, OiebfaAt Nufsef6o,
ben.
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stnntflfts 2tgislatlr.
gounerItaa BEN 80. San. 1867.


s @.not
YIN Velee lpuroe eln9epra@t, oet9es
cen Nftt9lteoern Der Se9fslatllrs EN-
trlrtes 9ebalt botla $500 per Sisung
uno 30 Gts. Mfeilengelos ferner 70 per
diem in gGtra SiBltn9eu, llio Zen
Spredern beloer Salller $6O0 per
Sisnng uno Wfetlengelo, fOtuie $6 per
diem fur @rtras Sibun9en beipillt9t.
Das Sect. nel4es Gllenbabn9elells
Slnoefl frete 2ralisporfafloit naW allo
bon Den felpeftiben Mnltalten gu 9sipabs
rem, tunroe rieoeraeitimnt.
Ser Senotsentipurf tam IN orltter
2eiuua our Debate, iuelder ale OlS.
qualiiicationen fiir Metnter uflo als ges
fhorene abfdafft, iomeit Sarbe ODER
Nace in 8etradt tonner. 9r. 9oite,
ner beantragte Elm ENHANCEMENT, pel9es
beftinrnt, baB Die Annabnte beers Sc
feses Die 16te Section bes rSranbtle
2nm" iuioerrufe. SaS Imeneentent
ipnrbe nit IL segen s nieber9eltil1ilhss
Serr Qlbri0ee belt cine eitri9e 0eoe
Qegen bas borIieqenbe @eieb. Serrs
Watbetns fpra@ ebenio eifri9 oafilr.
Serr 2gle oferirte eiueli Gnttpurf in
lieu, tuorin 'er propohirte, 6as ale
Wanner uber 81 Sabre oas Hsthf 81
itlmn1en uno gSaffen gu tragen baben,
lolIen, norausgeiekt, baB ne nibt onrd
ba8 bonn GonsreS proponirte, conititus
tionele ENHANCEMENT oks gSnbtrethtes
beraubt iilo. Ser Gntmnrf in lieu
iUslroe auriidge5ogeHs
gSabretie ger Debate bertagte llh Der
.Senat bis taOrgen Gorntttta9.
pans;
Ser SeuatsbefhLus, peltber anss
peift, baB bic @efauqeuet, Ser Sent.
tenfiarh 6aau bertuanof tperben SoIIen,
nm ben Capitol, 9auare su pIaniren
uues su berfd6nern, ipnroe an Sas 9e<
Enitentiarb Gomite ferpieieu.
Das Saus be5@los, bab bic Seats
Idtur lid, am 2. Meara sssine die" 6ers
taaen tolIe. Die &efplution ipur6e
an Sen Senat berlpie1en. :
Die Seimitatte ,8iH tam alsbaml
CUR Debate. Gin @ntpurf in lien
|6es Serrn 8bife bon @reen iuurbe
angenomnlen,. poranf 6as @efes in
oritter 2eiung paiiirte. DafTeIbe be-
itinlmt, bab @runbbeiiB i'm @ertb bon
$1,000 bon execution befreit fein fol-;
.G6er, i'm Sale Der 8erflaate fein
@runo <8eFBer, $1,000 perI0nIiAes
Gigentbunt. Seraer 800 fur ie6es
8ino III Der Samilie unter q Sa5ren
aft. ssr
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GIuis=8 erfd,t.

Der SluB bate beufe Wlitfag u
SUB SabrDaGer an ben Sboals.
9ln9efomneu 1T oos 0anpfboot
Sabanna bon Cincinnati nit elmer
boIGen Qa6ung aSaaren perfdieoeaer
Dirt.
Qlbgefabren Iinb Die Camper Naibs
billie mad Cairo unb s. &C. 8biIippS
mad Dem oberen, Cumberland.
Ser Da,npfer 9lpba bon 2ouisbiIIe
tpltr6e itiinbIi9 ertparfet.
Sic 9.fdafte sei9ten beute an Der
2anbun9 einen etipas lebbafteren Sang
ais in ben Iestberffofenen Sagen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-30

FoR COUNTY TRUSTEE.

We are authorized to announce the name Of
Capt.. JOHN WILSON rs a.,candidate for
Trustee for Davidson County nc the ensuing
March election, subject to the nomination of the
Radical Convention.
jams II