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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11
A missouri MA1ED1er1oN.

Schurz, of Missouri, tells the President {:
"Your selections are unknown men who do
not represent the party or conduce to its
strength in tho State of Missouri" He like
wise invokes the genius of impeachment in
the Senate II hope that men who have
dared toimpeach one President will not finch
in the face of another"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11

s@- The Radicals have not yet got over
their anxiety for spOils Washington dis
patches announce that the United States Mar
shall for the southern district of Pennsylvania,
appointed by Grant; and recently confirmed
by the Senate is dead, and the poor fellow
had not been put in his coffin before one hun
dred good aud loyal patriots come forward
and seek his place. Verify, there be much
patriotism among the Jacobins.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11
NEW Adv EN- NTs
a a ! 4 q q q g

Tori.n yoRxISa gLAss.-I am now prepared 10
fnrnish all classee with constant employment at
their homes the hole Of the time, for the spare
moments Busincss new, light and prohtabie-. FIJI
Nv cents to So per evening, easily earned BY per-
sons of either s and the boys and girls earn near
Iy as much men Great inducements are efler-
SINGS: and that every person who this netice
may send me their address and tcst the business t7r
themselves make the following unparalleled oil
fer To all who are well satisfied With the busi-
ness will send 5 laY for the trouble oil writ-
ing me. Full particulars, directions. &c. sent
free. Sample sent by mali for 10 cents- Auaress
~ Asrl~,1seu
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11


= Oae night last week, Mr. Brubeck living
at Cochran's mill, was robbed of s54 in green
backs The theft entered his sleeping room
while he was asleep, and took bis pants In
which was his pocket book, containing the
above amount and check for large SUM
The pants and pocket book were found next
morning, the latter containing the check but
minus the greenbacks Mr.. Brubeck sas>
peeted certain parties and took the occasion to
to let them know it. In few days after the
money was found near his house, evidently
put there by the thief taaltoR Fiaaicator.
How. IT WoR1s.-on last Sabbath we
attended the place of worship of the NJ: Il.
Church, South, Town Hall-though the day
was rainy, the hall was flied aud there were
excellent preachingand singing. Afterwards
We dropped IA to look at the croird at the
church. There were in all about fifteen per-
sous present-and the SOLO singing made SOLE
tudc eloquent. The church stealing party, it
seems, are poorly backed they had better
shut up shop Valley Ffryiaiaa
SoME BABIEs-Dr. A. G. White, of Maury
county, Tennessee, communicates to the Ned
icaE Journal at Louisville. the case of a woman
now thirty four years of age and the mother
of twenty-four children. She has had six
singlc.children; has had twins seven times, and
last month had triplets. She also mad one
miscarriage at four months. The last litter
was one boy and two girls. The woman is
feolored."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11

A LADY ACCIDENTALLY KILLED BY HER
HUspAND.-About IL o'clock on Saturday
morning, the LIST inst, while DIR. Geo. Rives,
of Prince George county, Va, with his gun
upon his shoulder, was passing through the
doer-way Of his residence, he was called back
by his wife, The Doctor turned suddenly in
answer to her voice, and iu turning acciden-
tally struck the gun against the doorpost with
such force as to cause its discharge. The
entire load entered the body of Mrs. Rives-
causing almost Instant DEATH
DIR. Rives is brother of the laie Timothy
Rives. lie was but few. days ago united in
matrimouy to daughter of Atram Tucker,
Esq, of Prince George county and the hap-
Ply bridal party passed through Petersburg,
EIetersJarg Ipdec.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11
THE Wall OF wINNEBAGo.

Senator Simon Cameron, of Pennsylvania,
mildly delivers himself Of this backhanded
eulogy:
mo friend of mine has been appointed to
Office by this administration. Without taking
my advice the President and Secretary Of
State succeeded IN giving constitutional
druukard good mission, aud a constitutional
thief a consulate, besides crediting Pennsyl~
vania with Secretary of the Navy who
succeeded within six weeks in Kidding the
party of every workingmans vote. The only
Minister we have Except negro who cannot
be a voter in our State) is man set down for
Russia who ought to be sent to the Lobos
Islands rice n1tnno renlorcl.n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11
NEwA pvERTIsEM ENTs.
McCORMICK'S HARyESTERS,
Prize Move, Advance. Reliable.

THREE SEPARATE MACHINES
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11
1850. Spring and SUMMER. 1859,

I ASK the attention my customers and the pub
tic to the farsc aud well selected stock OF Spring
and Summer Goods just opened. which shall sell
NJ low as tho lowest. My stock OF Ladics' Dress
Goods embraces the following:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11

SENATOR SpRAeuE HAS AN ORGAS.-
The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Gazette says:
1t may interest newspaper men to know
that Senator Sprague has an organ ofhis own
1t is reported in we'll informed circles that he
is now the principal, if not the sole owner of
the National Lntelljgencer, having within the
last few weeks paid a mortgage on that es.
Enlistment to the amount of SIS, 600,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11
MIEhIND RK.
THOROUGHBRED DURHAM STOCK

I'VE subscriber offers for sale, upon his farm ad-
L joining charIestown
YOUNG SHORT-HORE DURHAM CATTLE,
of both sexes OF the purest European and Kentucky
pedigree. This Stock is Of choice Kentucky selec-
ton, and the Kentucky pure blood Short-H6rns
considered the finest cattle in the world.
The subscriber respectfully invites farmers in this
and other counties and States, come and see his
herd, the fully grown animals of which unsur-
passed in point of size aud beauty. opportu-
NIFTY is thus afforded to improve in a high degree
the prevailing breed Of CATTLE which improvement
is much needed throughout this entire section of
country. JAS. NJ. RANSOM,
May II, Is69-6m.s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11

In Dixie, are sorrowful and savage Sawyer,
South Carolina Senator, lately imported to
that State from Massachusetts,, fairly represents
the feeling of tho carpet bag element. He
declares that isthe Administration has pursued
exactly such policy as will demoralize aud
disheartcn the Republican party in the
South, and that General Grant and Mr.. Fish
have verified the taunt oft Southern whites
to the Southern Senators, s'that they repre-
sent nobody
BUTLER's BLURT.
When Grant surrendered to Tic Senate in
the Tenure of Office slrurgic Ben. Butler
thus pleasantly. discoursed. The President
dosen't know anything more about law than
an old hen, and any one can wind him around
his fingers"
SHOT FROM spnAeuE.
Sprague, of Rhode Island, whose assaults
upon Radical corruption have produced the
great sensation of the day, takes mournful
leave of Grant. He says: =. It's IS utterly tied
-ap> by the politicians have no hope for
him have departed from him"
THE TENNESSEE TORMENT,
Parson Brownlow, f1ds strength, in the last
stages of physical decay, to anathematize '.the
coming man."
Fowler; from the same State, has openly
broken with the President, and no longer has
for hin either love or respect.
Examples of this sort might be multiplied
indefinitely. The organs, thc leaders and the
rank and file of the Republican party have
ceased to speak OF their President ia any
other terms than those of indifference or con-
tempt. All seem to acquiesce in
TIE SUMMING UP
of the situation, made by Senator Ross. of
Kansas, who fairly represented the general
dsgustif not the actual wish of the party,
when he Kissed the loathing of dissatisfied
Radicalism into the cars of the President and
babe the fallen and broken idol ofthe loyal"
millions SEQ to HI"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11
[waahing ton Correspondence N. Y. Times.l
Gen. Lees Interview with Pres. Grant.

Most shameful and malicious misreprcscn-
tations OF the interview between the PRESS
dent and General Lee have been made in two
New York aud in some other papers. 1t was
stated IN the Times, on Sunday, aud again
to-day (May Sth) that the interview was
bricf, and that the conversation was entirely
personal. This was strictly true. The state
ments to the effect that Senators and MEM
bers were turned out of the Presidents room
to admit General Lee, or that there was any
consultation on reconstruction matters, are
pure fabrieations. The only person with the
President when General Lee was announced
was Mr.. Motley, who proposed to retire and
return at some other time, but the Presi>
dent requested him to stay. General Lee
then entered, accompanied by his friends
Mr.. aud Mrs. Taggart, of Baltimore, who,
after being presented, took seat one side,
and conversation ensued between the Presi-
dent, Mr.. Motley and General Lee. They
talked about the weather, about the crops in
Virginia, about railroad which General Lee,
is interested in, and possibly one or two other
personal matters. at the end of fifteen or
twenty minutes General Lee and his friends
withdrew. Not word was said about recon
struction, and the call was entirely one of
courtesy. General Lee feels much annoyed
at these misrepresentation, as he does not
propose to take any part IN politics in Yir-
glnia, and has no personal opinions or sug-
gestions to iutrude upon the President or any
one else.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11
coLsURN's PATENp
Red Iacket Axe

Is better than our regular shaped Axes for these
reasons Frrsi-It cuts deeper. .SecoBd-ft dom
stick in tine wood. 7aifd-lt.does not jar the hand
E6urt4-Nn time il wasted IN taking tho Axe out u
the cut. FJbi-Whh the same labor you will dc
paint has nothing to do with the good qualities of
this Axe for all our Axes painted red. IL your
hardware store dOcs not keep goodF, NO will
gladly answer inquiries Gil your orders direct.
give You the name Of the nearest dealer v no
LIPPINCoTr & RAKEwEL,
Pittsburgh. Pa d,
Sic nnI Red Patrnta
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11
TnE PRIx.s Mo4YER.

GREAT IMPROVEMENTS FOR 1863.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11

Grant has been running a muck among
all office holders. at home and abroad, for
three weeks. No mad devil ever struck out
with such desperation before. The swapping
and foaming of mad dog is nothing to the
terrible violence of Grant. He has but one
under johnson, without reference to their an
tecedents, must walk the plank And the
poor fools has removed men of influence
enough to make him walk the plank by>and-
by himself. and put in their places about the
seuryiest set of rascals ever seen.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11
MICHIGAN MOODY.

Senator Howard not only agreed with Sen.
ator Edmunds to the inexcusable ignorance
of Ulysses but emphatically informed the pub
lie that che takes no stock in toudyipg to
Grant"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11

THIS IS no HUMBUG.-By sending s5c. with
age, height, color Of eyes, and hair. you will
receive by return mail. cnrrect picture Of YOUR
future husband or wife. with name and dale of
marriage. Address w FOX, p o. Drawer No. 8,
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LPPfNCoTI & RAKEwEL.
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w month, everywhere, male and female. 90 in
iroduce the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. THIS ma
chine will stitch heIn fell, tuck, quilt, cord bind,
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Price only s Is Fully warranted for five yesTa--
we will pay ) 100 for any machine that Will ecW
siI o9ser. more ntul ella AL than
ours. n ses tho EIastic Lock Sitch'' Every
second stitch be aid syi the cloth cannot
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made. AddFrss SECOi8 \ Co, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Boston, Mass. st. Louis, Mo.
CAUTIOS.-DO not tie irIpopod upon by other
parties pallning of worthless cast iron mnr hinrs,
under the same nanc olhrrwise. Ours th9
only genuine and really practieal cheap machine
uiac tureH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11
TRUMBULL's TILT.

Trumbull's slap at the PRECEDENT was one
of indirection. Having been himself entirely
ignored by the new Administration for his
course on the Tenure>of, Office question, he
soundly scolded the members of both Houses
for begging places from Grant and his Secre-
taries, aud announced his purpose to introduce
a bill to punish any Congressman who might
sign an application for Office Signifyine
his disgust at the disgraceful decentralization
incident to Grants distribution of the spoils,
he could not suppress his contempt for the
President who produced it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11
TIE oARPET-BAaGERs CAUTIOUS.

The carpet-bnggers wear the sorest heads
in the party. Because the South before the
war had more than her share of offices, the
Administration is determined to cast the
smallest possible handful of crumbs to the
aspirants of that section The Administration
further holds that the Republican voters and
leaders of the South have neither ability nor
standing. For this reason, and because 'the
achite vote was so small down there" Southern
'.loyalty" is left with little practical recogni-
ton, and the adventures from the North,
who assume to speak and act for Radicalistn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11

two W eee,i four Elot-cut sfa~er, v tiit
iointcs cntter-uar. lifting and fitting Ssfs So
superb Mower Ia all yarietiss and eot'oi'iSns O
trs== md. e-roitrfi.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11

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be consulted upon any Of the diseases upon which
his books treat. either personally by mail, and
incidence sent TO any part OF the world.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11
GRoWLs AT GRANT,
The Troubles of the Viotorg.

Our able contemporary, the w heelinS neg
lister has collected with great care, some of the,
expressions of leading Republicans which
indicate trouble in the party and portend its
rapid decay, on account of the perverseness of
President Grant in his appointments. To
show to what extent this feeling of dissatis-
faction exists, we reproduce the article from
the Register:-
WHAT wAsHBURN THINKS.
Washburne, the inventor of the present
President, says that '.Grant's selection of Mr..
Fish, as Secretary of State, has. ruined the
party, and that in every State, except YER
mont, Iowa and Massachusetts, all coming
elections will go against the Republicans"
THE FRIENDS OF FISH
Contend that .'Washburne put up General
Grant to the selection of all their mutual
friends and relatives, and the very scandal of
such favoritism and nepotism has been even
less than the outrageous incompetency, the
gross corruption, and the notorious character
of the appointments themselves"
IOWA INDIGNANT.
The Republicans Of Iowa put in their griev-
ance thus: sour State gave as large pro-
portional majority as Massachusetts, and yet,
f. Wilson, and after he had accepted it, it
became impossible for him 10 enter it because
an Illinois fool and swaggerer (Washburne)
was put into it, to whom Wilson was to play
second fiddle by subsequent entrance on the
charge. Then we asked the appointment of
Mr.. Wilson as Minister to England. It was
given to Massachusetts, author, whose best
claim was that he had a quarrel with Mr..
Seward. Then we asked tho appointment of
our present foremost Congressman, Mr. Aili>
sen, to frst-elass mission, AID ail.oar State.
gets is the appointmentof an unknown Mr..
Hudson to Guatemala, and lie is blood cousin
to the President himself, and has been living
in the White House ever since Grant entered
it and another man, l.. G. Glasgow, is made
CONSUL to Havre, only and just because he
has been real estate and railroad operator
for Washburne hiinself, who wants hun at
Havre, and who thought that, with Glasgow
there and Gibbs in Paris, he could do a flourish
ing business in exports"
HOWL OF TIE BOOSTERS.
The Indiana Radicals state their case as
follows Our great Senator, MIR. Morton,
led the demapd for the repeal of the Tenure-
of. Office law. His colleague, Mr.. Pratt, ably
and persistently backed him. General Grant
himself promises everything to Dir. Morton
Wnlcn nc CShS yet, WINCH ouF ScuatVIS ~ u
the State Department, Secretary Fish almost
freezes them with excessive courtesy, and
cody gives US four consuls aud one minister,
crediting two more consuls to the State, one
of whom comes from Illinois and the other
from Kentucky while Ohio which defeated
negro suffrage, which sent new Democratic
Senator to Washington, whioh defeated three
or four Republican Congressman in strong
districts, has three fat missions, two Territorial
Governors, and twice as many consulates as
Indiana"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-11

Lnd oIib1e Pen cha,
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Single, S0c; for 81: rrr iGz. s. 10; per Frs, Us
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Address -INDELIBLE PENCIL. Co,
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
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GEN ERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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SATURDAY, May s. 1869.
Evening star., 1869-12-31


nS-We saw n horse on the street the other day
pcOr that the owner had tied a knot in his tail
10 keep his body from Shipping through the coll
laT-Er.
EVThe Cambridge School Committee are
irving to find out whether ''pinching" has been
TesOrted TO as mode OF punishment IN the schools
Of that city
hS-A New Havener won bottle of wine the
other day by betting that ''this year Christmas
comes ON Saturday and New Years Day on Fri
day"
REWhen the Empress Eugene first heard of
Father Hyacinthe's SO-called detection, she is
saiI TO have exclaimed, ''What pity. the hand
some man -
EYMr. Dickens new story, of which the first
IeaTs, be completed in twelve monthly parts, in
stead Ot OF in twenty, hitherto the invariable
limit Of his stories published in this way.
p%''MeGOra Leigh" the new books on the
Byron mystery which is announced, il q con-
Irritation TO Mrs. Stoves side the story being
ga series OF letters from Lady Byron to her hus-
bands natural daughter" ----
h1-A Young man nsrncd french, with his
sister, brOke through the ice at New Haven.
Conn, and French was drowned. When men
were soing 20 his rescue he cried, "Saye my
ter, am all right"
FS~Tke Boston Social Science Association
proposes that girls should be taught sewing and
domestic work in public schools, and that a
place for reading and amusement should be es-
fablished Tor young working women.
Evening star., 1869-12-31
MARRIED..

BOTTS-THOMPsON. On the ed inst, by the
Rev. }. p: Newman; Of The Metropolitan N }
church, Mr.. J. A. BOrTS, Of Virginia, t. Miss
JULIA p. THOMPSON, of this city.
LEE-MC PHERSON. On THURSDAY. Dec
.1ih the residence Of the bride father, by Rev
Ir. Chester, WARWICK W. MILLER. VI. D., of
Racine Wis To MARY h. MCPHERSON, of Bal
1iU0rr, Nd. No cards
baltimore sun and Weekly please cOpy.
nUNGEN-ALLEN on the 3Dth instant. BY the
Ecs Dr. Pinckney, Mr. THEODORE MUNGEN,
ii Chic, 10 Miss NATE ALLEN, Of Washing gtOn, ID
Evening star., 1869-12-31
DIED..

HALEY. On the mOrning of the 3lst instant,
ANNIE. youngest child OF Hodges and Amelia Hal
J. =, s-s5 months and D. days.
The funeral will take place sunday I'll Of Jan
nary. at o'clOck, at $40 Eleventh st.
GREESFEELD. On the lIth instant, at Port an
Prlr~r- Hayti. West Indies, j. HENRY GREEN
FIELD, q native Of Washington, u. O., aged y
ycaT-.
CHAMBERS. On the 51th instant. at Il O'Clock,
Il SCARLET fever. MGLLIE, youngest daughter of
" illism and GeOrgiana Chambers, aged years and
months.
Evening star., 1869-12-31
ID X o P o s A L s

WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION FOR THE IMPROVE
MENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Poor,
CDtce General AgeRf, corner of FiffA nnd n sts,
Wdshingt0a, ID. C., December 23 lSia
Sealed Proposals will be received a. this Office
until y m. January g. $50, for the delivery of the
following named supplies, in such quantities as may
viz: "
Ten tons Red Ash Coal,
Five cords dry Oak Wood,
Two cords dry Pine Wood,
Twelve thousand loayes Wheat Bread.
49,. A. X. BROWNE.
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