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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26
MARRIAGE OF A GALLANT CoNFEDERArE

MARRIAGE OF a GALLANT CONFEDERATE
GENERAL.-The New Orleans Picoy,u,e. Of
the 1st makes the following announcement ::
The gallant, brave and universally beloved
General Hood was married yesterday evening
to Miss Anna Hennen, daughter Of the late
Duncan N. Hennen, Esq. The hero in this,
as we'll as of great many other, but very
different engagements, was surrounded by a
number of his comrades in arms, among whom
we noticed Generals Buckner and Bragg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26

R. L. Montague, B. 3. Douglas, j. i.
Marye, Jr., and Captain Jack Hudgin adj
dressed the people of Caroline on Monday at
the Bowling Green. All the speeches were
excellent and appropriate, exposing the follies
and enormities of the proposed Constitution.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26

"A late and ridiculous error in Typography
was that Of line in a programme, where for
"The burial of Noses" EaE substituted >'Ths
barrel of nolasses."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26

-"Well, uncle, do you see ary particul lar
difference in neighbor Jim Smith since he
joined the church 2" "Oh. yes" WIS the
reply. "a great difference. Before. when hs
went ont into his garden on SundIy. he ear
ried his garden tools on his shoulder, now he
carries them under his over coat"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26

CREAM TIE.-Oe q egg teen D.. 20
Tablespoonful, OF f,ur. II eups oI f-'k
sweeten TO taste d FIuch og sa!'. Pu- -hls
into Il tIn pail !; iHrD a keit.o OF bo.mnG
water and stir I'll. well cooked when cool
favor with lemon. Line y"nr pie plates With
a very nice crust; sprinkle fur n''n It ar -
Law on another crust; f; buke and 'heu split
and ELL with the cream The - fyG gue u.e.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26

A lady was urged by her friends to mar
ry widower, and as an argument they spoke
of his two beautiful children. ''Children,"
replied the lady, ''are like toothpicks. A
woman wants her own"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26

Radical chagrin at being. defeated in
some portions of Georgia has found vent in
incendarism. As soon as it was known that
Thomas county had gone Democratic, they set
fire to the town of Thomasville in fifteen
different places, but the citizens were on the
alert and succeeded in preventing confagra-
ton. Satisfactory evidence has been adduced
that it was also the intention to fire Albany,
Ga, in the event Of its going against them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26

NOBLE SENTIMENTS Feaseuden con-
cluded his speech against conv icton as fol-
lows:
TO the suggestion that popular opinion
demands the conviction Of the President on
these charges, reply that he is not now on
trial before the people, but before the Senate
In the words OF Lord Eldon upon the trial of
the Queen, 4 take no notice CT what is pass
ing out of doors because l am supposed, con-
stitutionally, not to be acquainted with it.
And again, 1T is the duty OF those on whom
judicial task is imposed to meet reproach,
and not court popularity The people have
not heard the evidence as we have heard it.
The responsibility is not on them, but upon
US. They have not taken an oath to do im-
partial justice according to the Constitution
and the laws | have taken that oath. l
cannot render judgment upon their convic-
tions, nor can they transfer to themselves my
punishment if violate my own. And l
should consider myself undeservng the con-
fiGence Of that just and intelligent people
who imposed upon me this great responsible
ty, and unworthy place among honorable
men, if for any fear Of public reprobatior,
and for the sake OF securing popular favor L
should disregard the convictions OF my judg-
mcnt and my conscience.
The consequences which may follow either
from conviction or acquittal are not for me,
with my convictions, to consider. The future
is in the hands of II i'm who made and gov
erns the universe, ard the fear that He will
not govern it wisely and we'll would not ex-
cuse me for 4 violation Of His law.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26
EEowaa'al RB0ssScs

Nos. 5 &. North Howard Street,
CTwo Doors from Baltimore StrectO
BALTIMORE.
TyyIIIS Hotel has recently been enlarged thorough
4 Iy rcnOvatchar nd elegantly rcfuruishcdt through
and is capable Of accommodating over
800 sursts Under the mana cement OF the present
proprictors, ii has attained popularity cXcc!lcd
by iIntcl in the country. Everything which can
conducc the comfort Of Gu' sts, furnished with
uuSparing hand: aud the Howard House offers
accommodations to the travelling public equal to
any other first c!ass Hotel in the United States
BATHS billiard ROOM, BAR. Ere.
all uncxCcptionablc, The Proprict0rs solicit
the pa tr"nagc OF the public.
G-5- S:aG-"s will be at tho Dcpots arrival of
trains. also the steamers tLCir arrival to con-
vcy guests ard their ia r.ca re to the House.
TERNS---s2.5O PER DAY.
BULL & SEWEIL,
March %, lSGS-Iy. PrUpr!ctOrs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26

General Farnsworth, an Illinois Con
gresham, was to have spoken at Woodstock
on Monday last, but on hearing that Colonel
Baldwin would be there to answer him he
backed out.
Speaking of this individual the Peoria Hi
nois, Dcmocrat, published at his home, has
the following pungent remarks:
The Infamous Farnsworth, member of Con-
gress, Second District of Illinois, proposes to
stump Virginia, and invites replies from the
opposition We hope he will be answered,
and it would not be amiss to inquire of him
where he obtained a splendid secondhand
piano, which he sent home to his wife, in
Kane county, III, while he was Colonel of
the Sth Illinois cavalry. AS such men do
not usually buy second instruments, it
ma aid the cause of truth, and also aid the
owner in getting it back, if he will tell all
about how it come into his possession. The
report is, here, that he found it in his head
quarters, or that it was brought in by his
bummcrs, from whom he rescued it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26
The Political Outlook.

The Hon. John Forsyth, editor of the Mo-
bile Register, writes as follows from Wash
ington to his paper:-
GAS an observer of the march of events at
this focus Of political sentiment, l should fall
short of duty as faithful chronicler, did l
omit to note the all but universal feeling that
the revolution now in progress will culminate
in another domestic war-this time not Sec
tional but a civil war. All intelligent Dem
ocrats have ceased to doubt that it is the de-
sign of the Radical revolutionists to hold on
to the power of the Government, under all
and any circumstances. 1t is with this view
that they are so intent on driving Mr.. john
son from the Executive seat and placing them
selves in full possession of fall the departments
of the. Government when the critical hour
strikes. They will manipulate the votes Of
the Electoral College to give themselves a
majority. and they will force upon the Dem
ocrats the fearful responsibility of inaugura-
ting civil war, to sustain their claims justly
resulting from constitutional majority of
the people. If the Democratic President
elect is a man of weak and nerveless charac-
ter, they expect an easy victory and acqul-
escence in their usurpatiOn. Hence the gen
eral Democracy desire to select leader who
will be equal in judgement, in daring, and in
the confidence of the people, to the great
emergency. The need is for both states
man and for soldier; and probably the quail
tiles of the latter, in high and stern degree,
will be all essential to open the path for the
exercise of the official qualities Of the first
And perhaps, too, if the right man is in the
right place-some man Of Jacksonian temper
the Radicals may be deferred from the
coup dc force which none doubt it is their
purpose to attempt. 1t remains to be said
that have not met the first Democrat who,
having measured the danger and the respon-
sibility, hcsitatcs to declare that his mind is
made up to the solemn duty of meeting the
issue as presented, and Of inauguruting, at
the point of the bayonet, the white President
elected by a majority of the white men of the
United States. Upon these premises being
correct, Washington will be a very lively
place about the 4th of next March. A civil
war would be deplorablc calamity in this
country, where the energetic character Of the
people compels them to do with all their
might whatever they put their hands to.
And once begun, no man could forecast the
end. 1t might outlast the thirty years Ger
man war, or go on until slaughter survived
the recollcctions of the issues and principles
upon which it was originally urged. But
there are worse things than war, in its most
sangunary, and destructive {orm. The free
dom of nation like this is peerless beyond
all sacrifices; priceless above all earthly bOons.
So reason the anti Radical men, and in the
spirit Of the argument they declare they have
made up their minds to act"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26
'Ex-President Pierce Oh the. Situation

We have been favored with copy of the
following private letter:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26

MIssIssIPPI-The Conservatives, or Dem
ocrats, or white emen-intcrchangabl terms
of Mississippi held a convention the other
day and resolved to nominate candidates with
out regard to tests not prescribed in the
present Constitution Of Mississippi or that Of
the United States. Whereupon the Consti-
tutonal Convention forthwith passed an
ordinance providing that candidates who may
be elected and cannot take the oath shall give
place to the candidate who receives the
highest number of votes aud can take the
cath. This might be called sharp practice.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26

Mr. Bonner gives his income for the
last year at s23S. 900.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26
J0RDAN'S WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

OVIHU-N-t y " III II VI II IT I. 81 NiNNIJ,
FREDERICK COUNTY VIRGINIA,
l. miles from Stephrson's Depot and ) miles from
IDInChsstCr
WILL be regularly opened on tho ls7 OF JrSE
W for full and lirs company, and everv cf
fort will be made for the comfort of guests Visi-
nounccd Tor the rc-uar opening. Persons coIrinrr
carly or remaining late or bringing large families
will have reasonable deduction made for their bills
a FIND BAND OF MUSIC
will be in attcnda nee. Much inlnrovcmcntf is bcinr
made, and all the bed rOouIs etc, will be furnished
with new furniture. &c.
TERMS = Three Dollars per Day: SIS pcr
Week, and s Sc per Month. Children and Coorcd
Servants half price; White Servants three -tourths
COLEMAN & ROGERS, No l73 Baltimore ST.
Baltimore, General gents for the sale ot Water.
E. c. JORDAN,
April 81, 1865. Proprietor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-05-26
Tuesday Morning, May 2G, ISCs

CHARLEsT WIN, VA.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-07

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bofe feline &eFgnation Elm.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-07
GIn6.8eriei,t.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-07

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-07
Or. gpletnan'S @arte.

90 Ianae Die Nfenl6beit frant miro
uno Srrt5iimer begeht, an beren Golgen
sic 8etreffenben Ianes 80 Ieioen baben,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-01-07
IN BANKRUPTCY. ].

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VIZ Tesein6er 1857 etn abnfruuf Of Bankruptcy
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Gs tpnrDe ferner bei6loTerL baB Der
gerein tiinftig feline 8eriamnllungcn
in Der tienet Sale bes Germ SFis
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sir @bminbiiiebtiae.

Der Mnseigenbe TT IN speni9en @odben bnrd1 Elm
einfabes SeilMitte, nathbem Sabre lanG nit etne
belt Der S9rpinbfut beboftet mar, 9ebeilt pcrben
anS piinfdt febn1ft feiiten Mituteni6en bas 9eil'
mitteI mitsutbeiIen.
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eptes (penfrei1 nit Der Sireftio fir bic 8ereitne
llnb Seit @ebron sufenoen, peIes fe finoen weroer
ais cine iidere 5eiIilng fir S9minbfudt, Aftbu,a
ben attpeiDen uobI su t6M,I ub er boift, bas ie6e
Rranfe fein DlitteI perinen pirb, DO es henielber
nfbtS foftet urb iieb ais Segen ermeifen miro.
dGigft ipersen an
Rep, Gnwarb u sBifpn,
Olt1SrpS gilliamShurG. Rings Co., u. y.
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-02-07
CHATTER v.
TIE BUBBLE BuRsrs.

Two years went by a-d still Mrs. Augusts
droned over novels. and fondly hored thai
Thaddeus Percival's lucky star would rise 10
the ascendant. She was getting fretted oveI
the worlds non.appreciation OF him, and quot.
ed couplet which 10 . favorits with thoss
whom the 6okle goddess neGlects;
"Pull many flower IL born TO blush unseen,
And waste its sweetness on the desert air."
While pondering upon the homeopathy ot
Fortunes distributions, Mr.. Brown brough,
her o letter from the poor child, the first she
had received for months. II ran ss follows:
"DEAR MornER My constitution Was no,
strong enough for the ministry. and 90 len
Il. have taken q step that may not be sl'
together agreeable to you but II cant be ~
traced now. fell in love with the girl Who
male my shirts, . blooming. Irish seamstress,
and married her. She owns o sewing machine,
and has energy and perseverance, enough for
two. She keeps me q gentleman which is my
natural spheie. All I have to do, Is to run ol
errands, and mind the baby. Excuse this short
letter for Biddy 10 calling, and must 60.
Yours dutifully,
"WAsnISGroN LAFAYETTE THApDEUs PERcI-
VAL BROWNE"
"Timothy dear, this is the fnis Of all our
dreams and aspirations-I say its too bad y
And the lady sObbed violently.
Their 'oastle In Spain" Was demolished, and
each needed sedative so Mrs. Augusta used
maccaboy, and Timothy dear solsced himself
with pipe and tobacco.
We hold up mirror for conceited and Va.
young men, for weakly, ambitious
and doting parents. Over It We hang IN old
adage, simple, trenchant thing: "A rolling
stone gathers no mos'."