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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-27

OUR NEW YORK STEAMsRIPs. other
inducements which are not only steadily and surely
securing for our city the trade which caused her
prosperity before the war. but are largely extending
the field OF her Influence. are the admirable lines of
steamships now plying from this port to the various
Northern cities The character Of the vessels their
regular time, able officers, and freedom from delays
and accidents, are giving to them a carrying trade
Of large and growing proportions.
The New York steamers particularly we are pleased
TO learn are obtaining good feghts in this direc-
ton, the consgnments being for various points in
all the States. South and West The steamship
Charleston, Captain Berry which arrived here early
on Friday morning had an excellent freight and
good passenger list, well beautiful steam fire
engine for our Georgia neiehbors. This superior
steamship makes generally quick and regular time.
and both the ship and officers enjoy high populari
H. The steamships Of this line leave each port
punctuslly on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-27

REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Feoruary1 DAo f~s' e'4 amos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-27

-. 12O8
The proportional mortality to population, 1 in
2s,s73, the entire population being esti ated at
$4,000.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-25

There Is great rush to the jamestown
Clothing Store. The reason. New Goods
arriving every day. Sept. 18th.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-10-25
TEss OGL eEARKETs.

The market opened strong and firm this
morning at So. co; the sales were 1900 bbls
at $500; IL cars on p.t.
Shipments 1850
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05
A Sensible Father.

A wealthy gentleman of Boston, severi
years ago, gave the editor Of the Worcester
Palladium short narration Of his own ex-
perience. He had an income of $4,000 a
year "a large sum then, but not considered
SO now, a house in toYn, and a country seat
a few miles out. He had several children,
coach. fine horses and = driver, and took
pleasure in riding every day with his children.
One day, when riding, the thought struck
him that each one of his children would expect
to have fine house, aud coach, and horses,
and driver as their father had before them,
aud to live as he lived and if they did not
they would be unhappy. He did not think
that all of them could have things as he had
them, OF live as he was living and he rode
home sent his coach and horses to market
and sold they; bought cheap carryall, and
became his oBn driver.
With emphasis he declared that no amount
of wealth could induce him to return to his
former mode of living, for if any of his chill
dren should happen to be poor, as in all prob
ability some of them would be, they should
not suffer in their feelings by the reflection
that their father rode In his coach while they
had to rough it on foot. The example he
gave them afforded him satisfaction greater
than his wealth had to bestow. u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05
tErom the MO. crescent, Dec. ls.l
/. A Bloody Duell


The famous duelIing ground on the Metairie
ridge, known as "The Oaks, 'e was the scene
yesterday morning of a sanglinary duel be-
tween two young men of this city, which has
rarely had its parallel in the. annals of the
code either in this country OF in Europe
The antagonists were, the oneia native Creole
of New Orleans, the otller!a Frcnchmun by
birth the proyocation n blow in the face, at
the hand of the Creole the weapons were
broad.swords the hour daybreak. Arrived
On the field, aecompanied by their seconds,
Che combatsntss stripped to the waist, and
i iSEord in hand, in the freezing air of the
morning, sprang at each other like tigers
There was no hesitation, or playing to try
each: others skill. A few lunges and cuts
were successfully parted; when suddenly an
upcut from thb FrenehmanFs sword wounded
his opponent in the right arm. The ripoSte
from the Creole laid open the Frenchman's s.
left cheek ,laying the inside open and exposing
his teeth. Nothing daunted, the wounded
man stepped back had handkerchief bound
round his face and again put himself in atti-
tude of offence. His first lunge penetrated
the breast of his antagonist, between the rib
and the skin, but it was made with such re-
lentless force that it passed also through the
oiE-arm. An attempt was made at this moment
by the seconds to stop the matter at that point,
but the man with the handkerchief around
his jaws rushed at the second who.was most
anxious to settle the matter, sword in hand,
asseverating that naught should quiet his ami
mostly except cut across his throat. The
battle was renewed and lasted until the Creole
had received eight wounds and the other six
all severe and painful, but none, it is,hoped,
dangerous. Both men displayed extraordinary
courage, animosity and endurance; and during
the course of the bloody encounter neither
was willing to give up the contest until both
had to let their hands fall helpless to their
sides from loss of blood and the pain of their
wounds. The parties were carried home, after
having their wounds dressed land though the
Creole had two more wounds, his situation
was more comfortable and less critical than
that of his antagonist.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05
MS i 4, NE Gus. {
PfaEer.
The pearfy e.5fe OF heascn ia nea5
Yea, lis the Very ehtrance ftere.

The cl1il ID of Hssxen7 hair and azure eyes,
kleels when the day is done, and prays this
simple prayer esus make me good. = =
Is be far from lIeagen + Nav It's bright
inhab bitants look down with IN fiterest to sec SO
sfnira sight. Aud should that breath that just
heaFed his little bosom and now presses his
ruby lips for exit, be thesl last, seTaphs would
bear him home. Another child clasps her
burning hands and prags, then exelaims, III
am going, to heaven '-and 10 she enters.
And was not prayer the gate
have seen a maiden bitter tears had
drank the bitterness of her eye, and left the
cold fiaed look ofagony in her cold dark orbs.
She knelt. Her lips opened with " Ny Father
though claim no earthly father, neither
mothers love nor soothing hand, yet thou art
my Father aud knowest all my sorrows, and I
come to thee. Bless now thy child, and give.
me grace to bear this deep affiiction without
murmur. And when have fulfilled thy
viii ON earth, receive me where no sorrow is. -.
She rose, and tears of JOY were gathering in
hes eyes, and smiles cleaned on her couns
tenance. That Heavenly Father had unveiled
a smiling face, and given glimpse of heaven
Through the entrance-prayer.
81 have seen the aged man in his devotion.
As his tremulous voice of age, that trembled
yet again with feeling, went up, 1 felt as if
his feet were on the threshold of the ''better
world" o prayer thou comforter; soother
of all sorrow healer of all wounds-gate of
heaven-E love thee. And if might defer
to seek my souls salvation, without one risk,
till frosty age with furrowed cheek had come,
yeti would not for many prayers thatsweeten
now ife's bitter cut, were then as naught.
oh, child of praying parents, dost thine
aged father daily pray for thee? Thank God.
and doth thy mother, weeping. nightly, im-
perfume on thy behalf? Rejoice Or is thy
mother sleeping in the home of the dead, who
gave thee up to God, aud sealed that covenant
with daily prayer as long as life be giyen2
Be comforted- prize thy birthright light
ly; for those pure petitions shall aid the
prayer-thy entrance into heaven.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05
The Testimony of Hs.Ward Beecher.

There is no man Who more frequently ayails
himself Of fstRe ifileges of the pulpit to
play the pnbItc se than Mr.. Beecher, and
when he lashssl gioas and universal COR
fuption of .contnql lessspith which he is
thoroughly acaass sed--commnnities who
have his synipathies an4immagine7
.esw much pain gives him to be;forced to,
speak thus of the Judiciary, because hemusts
know that where lit is as. corrupt as he here.
represents it, the whole community who elect
1hhold these judicial :scopndrels must it.
SELF Is utterly and hopelessly demoralized:
ssI would that il. stopped even here, but
gone still higher. The last
sfefnge of justice is in otir Courts and yet, so
Corrupt have our Courts become that the
pane of Judge stinks There is nothing
HAT excites my indignation more. There is
no treaehefy that is so base. Fhereis noths
ing fogs tye ysef for.s unWillingly as for,
smeetipe corrupt Judge and mot frowning
upon yen and striking him s Not but
that fh re the subjects of mercy but if
there s9as only some man holding the relation
of paired fhat could tax efsoine of these atur-
sdg Judges and rstldw the scenes of their
yoath, should heartily rejoice TheyNlup,a
der aridsase and known g oinneersx Ihey ma ma
decisions and hold them up foE sale IN
make 9atesle @ OF Just nee and among tn
seekers TIC .lee slsss ldstor brlbers Ands
yhat b ! hegssIe ,slee eted: again to the
lon, eE se sne sesaFepl courts
They ~ eeted are corrupt
There ara t1as ts ana say !,
'"Ioo bada 1sa; bad But sfat he Whole.
OF IT,. And are growing more aRd'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05
POEFIGAL.
DANIEL GRAY.

III shall ever win = home in heaven.
For wbose. sweet rest hilmbly hope and pray
In the grcat company OF the forgiven
shail be sure to find old Daniel Cray
I.kncw him wen !: in fact. lew knew him better.
For my young eyes Oft read for him the Word,
And saw ho~ tneekfy from the crystal letter ?
( He drank the fife of his beloYed Lord
Old Daniel Gray was not a man who Iifsed
And was moi sailed BY men t6e gifted
In the. prayer lreetings OF his neighborhocds
He had 3 fevg old iashioned words and phrases
Linked in with sacred texts and rhymes, =
And suppose bat IN his prayers and grscess y
I've heard then all At least a thogssnd ,sfpaes
i see him, ,nowhis forp,s s,ls fsess
And iloa .tliss sian glage OF his tried dcF6tious
Rising behind the straight backed Kitchen ohaif
I canresne1ahef oszsihe sentenee sounded
Help uss 2 LORD 70 pray and not "a sls s, :,
And how the sconqnering and toconale ~ tineed
The loftier aspirations of the saint.
He bad some notions that slid; mot improve hin 8
And finest scensz nj Unrest hosgeFs onisaInoye
Less ashs than horseshoe biclled up IN
He had hearty hatred Of ofpppressions g
9 And rigtteo words for sim of every K ind
Alas. thai the transgreFser and ttahsg gressioH
We're linked 50 eloseiy il his hone mind; ~
He eou5id see naught but yanityin beauty
And napght but wenk ncssln a fond ca ca esss
And pitied men whose Views of Oh fistians duty
AL lowed Indulgence in such footighness
And Pam told that when his charley died.
: From his fond yigila af ne slesPer's eide
And when they came to bury little Charley,
They found fresh dew,drePs sphinx led ia. his hair
guessed, but did dnot know who placed ii there.
Honest and faithful, constant in his eating
on tef %
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

CURE FOR CRoup.-The parents of young
children are apt, at this season of the year, to
be anxious in regard to Group. An exchange
publishes the following recipe for the relief
of Group, which we publish for the benefit of
young mothers Take 1 OF. of sweet oil, and
add to it half an ounce of gum opal Apply
to the chest, under the arms, the palms of
the hands and the hollows of the feet 1t
will generally relieve the most severe eases of
Group in five minutes. Remember to use
externally, and give the patient plenty of cold
water to drink.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05
9plyit Of seIIersaIII
RATEs OF ApVERTIsING.



There are in Ca!ifofnia sixty tNe lllopsatd
Chinese. nearly all enrolled ia six clubs, cor
responding to tho six districts from whloh the
emigrsnts came. 0nthe arrival Of an emIgraa,
ship, agents from the clubs proceed 01 b1t1q
and take charge of those who have conc I{o1,
the districts represented By their con- 4'ess 4
At the club house the eniieranf' - l..l M
and lodged at small cost Until he has o. .I|I
ed employment. ShOnld he be>0et. of rer'
at any tine Afterwards, he IS pern1ilie 10
return, or should he be sick, lodging - pros
vided for him. case of INDECENT, sick OF
disabled, the olnhs. Il they should not hes
provided for by prh'ate contributions. find
: lodgings paYsd bills and IN cases where :
It IS noeesss ~ .gloI the patients TO return II
Chiuas cray t.lasse Of n cir @rassaes 81 Tke
name :os every ineil'idl Is i,lscfi - q i book s
kept for - nsl' 'Post tl8,
abscondi <iar dsht6fs .'' isns
proposing 10 &TelII| 4 2hins aro hound -
FspoFt shesr 'sesi|an .qtbe e9,a.t of tha,
they arc satisfied Tat 50 doI4: So Rs " .z.iil
leave no just claims nns6tied. 1nzmost OF :
The club houses q room Of Farl
set apart Tor the ss055h hip The
deceased members. There n'altzf - e1a1
on which are pl1ced the offefin lends
and relntivss, While behind II IS I's.i tia 9
lengtheniug nelAnchcly roll 1i sHho
have died in The land Of their eti i|s,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

~ - Menard, the colored man who is claims
ing seat in the House from Louisiana, says
that the Library Association of Washington
did not, as heretofore stated, address him
note requesting him not to present his claim,
says he was Born free in Illinois, attended
Liberia College in Ohio, and voted for Lin
coin il 1860; and also sat on jury in that
State He is still without certificate from
Governor Yarmouth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

CURE FOR WH1TLow.-A French paper
gives the following receipt: Take fresh egg;
at the end of it make hole 10 admit the fin
ger into it, bandage closely, and being kept
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

At an auction sale Of autog-sphs, medals,
&c. in New York few days ago, adeed Civ
en- BY Charles II. to Lord Baltimore, with
the great seal yellnn, brought 81 so, and .,
deed; State Of Maryland, with great seal
signed William Paca, GovernoT, 81 so.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

= The Spaniards residing IN New YORK
viii IN q few days h6Id meeti1g, Ia that
city. for the purpose Of sanding words Of sn-
couragersent to the friend Of popular govern
nenf in Spain, beseeching hs.1 70 stand liFm
snd declare for Republic.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

BoNE FELoN.-0f all painful things can
there be any so excruciatingly painful as
bone feIon? We know of none that flesh is
hier to, and as this malady is quite frequent
and the subject of much earnest considera-
ton, we give the latest recipe for its cure,
which is given by the high authority, the Lon
don Lancet: cas- soon as the pulsation
which indicates the diseaseis IS felt, put direct
ly over the spot a fly blister, about the size
of your thumb nail, and let it remain for six
hours, at the expiration of which time direct
ly under the surface of the blister may be
seen the felon, can be Instantly taken out
with the point of needle or a lancet"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

An exchange defines country editor
thus, ian individual who reads newspapers,
writes articles on any subject, sets type, reads
proof, works press. folds, mails papers, prints
jobs, runs errands, saws wood. works in the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

AN Insurance Company has been char
tered in Harrisonburg, for the insurance of
real estate and also for the insurance of lives,
when deemed advisable. The capital stock
- =.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

8 an Irish parson preaching on the de-
prasity of the age, said that little children
who could neither speak nor wall, we're to bs
seen running around the streets, cursing and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

49,"
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tne seiup nollses 2 Foeiai % tet = = zszs', {.
set apart 1or tne ..z2is nlp Qt the sfif - -
deceased mefnpers. here az..altar = :
on when are 'pHcsa the olisfI1 zas
and relatives N2lle behind sts ?. e = tes
have died in ne land Of there S
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appears upon me tapies wnscn mars tpe
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desn;setb tkero desnisstb a al = a t;sss ,l,, =
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np. =, 9o.n LOT inc pleasure q q the aiakeEs
Ehoss bodies have been the spitalls of defcr-
nifty. An emperor Of Germany, coming BY
chance on Sunday into church, found there
( q mcst lnis-shapen priest, insonineh that tho
Emperor scorned and eontemned hinS but
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

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5SIP1SEAI f4 tfsS and sE5e rs. End w05iEd
: liaie. iusJast ; tesE &eS: 4 =
- fsesi5
sIarrt,t Corn, i7nfs f.ct5
i,ce. Melon. . niqns He2a,
Pipwz, Cutirat1rs,s Cas- ffn6s,
C.. arden 445di1 PsiIse5t Seed lcE rss
CarGationz, fsSscs5 erbetIus, HciiairoP te
yalliI;lns. Tttsctias; Stocks, st:sl p
1acnt Treeas aad all kluJ Jf egeta5le RAnIsIn
q sbashp- y
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mgr tsgtyfsatses III Ast g ~
they hlsy FIR 4 , RI ~ y
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05
IDeath Bed Confession of Great Crime.


Z The New Orleans Ffcay,u,e relates that
some years ago respectable young man, the
only supportsof widowed mother and sis
ter, was clerk in dry goods store in that
city. He frequently assisted tho cashier,
and one day,a forged note on the firm for
SS400 in the handwriting of the young man,
was presented at the bank by an unknown
person, and paid The yepng hihn admitted
Craving the cheek, but ha6 no recollection
of the circumstances. and could give no ex-
planation. He was arrested, Jed and con-
yicted. His mother and sistdl lone believed
in his innocence. Bowed down with shame
and unable to vindicate his honor, he died
shortly after. In less thansa year the be-
reayed mother died also, aud, the sister was
left to strugglesalone for allfiying, which she
obtained by becoming a seatsstress. A few
days ago lawyer was called to write the will
of man at the point Of. death. In this
will he bequeathed his pfdPerty to the sis
ter, and embodied in the insEdment a
full confession of the forgery committed eight
years ago. He was the cashier of4the firm,
now grown rich. 1t was by his DIRECTION the
draft was prepared. Now after tfeslapse of
eight years tardy reparati ion. is attsfsd to
be made. But it will not restore life to the
dead, or extract the bitter sting of sorrow
and grief so long endured. 1t is one of the
strange events which make up the story of
life.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

The alIegorioal figures, Colonial Times
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

-oHARLns sg.6s# n. VA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05
4 san Francisco Tragedy.

..pssalign l1I.I..l.r. "a .saiIssias.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

elsss9ttStss e. x y ~ " tsstssf
tragedy occurred In San Fran
3c 8 on Tho 6tlf uit. Banrentz jacobson, a
FL IS 81 ci ipsted habits had been brefriened
bs q Mr.. Donald, and fell IN love with the
5fiatighEer his benefacfor, a pretty girl of
stodffeen, ianed Rachel HIS suit was how
s7er; disappsdyed by the parents. jacobson
became very angry, and t1nsuccessfnlly at
tempted to poison the family with drugged
wine. son the 7th ultino Finding he had
failed, he had recourse to more desperate
measures; which are thus described in the
San francisco Balzetfu of the 9th ule -
"About one o'clock yesterday morning, Ja-
eobson, having armed hirHseH with a four
barrelied. pistol, and carrying a stout file,
which he had sharpened at one end Ike
jimmy, made his way from his room on Union
street to:the prernisesof ~ +, dc DoHsld. -
His victim, her parents and brothers we're
sleeping soundly. he scaled the bigh board
fence, and then, fearing 70 arouse the inmates,
he took off his boots and hat and left them
in the yard. He was afraid to approach the
window of Rachel,s sleeping. for it vas
in line with that of the room where her
parents slept, so he steaI ItEil app preached the
end. of theShouse His. faniF with loca-
tions and the habits of the fpI0ily facilitated
heavy file he pried open the. back window
and crawled in. The little boys slept in a
bed which set against theiwiudow, and yet he
was enabled to get upon the bed and down
upon the floor khout arousing either of them.
It was from there to the door of
biz ~ 1t was open, and the
seredi it. The light which
famber window betrayed her
che murderer I. Ies- either, spoke
ler made some noise with the pistol, for
she awoke, aud rising to sitting posture in
her bed cried out, Ma ma r. az she saw
thescyes ofsthe murderer glarings upon her
Quick as the thought of death, and with
fatal aim, the villain fred The mother and
fathersh shad heard the cry.zof their daughter,
and the former sprang to the door She
heard the first rep ort salld saw the binding
flash as the jealous ID Dane placed the weapon
to hissown forehead aud sent ballet crash-s
ing through bis brains. Instant a lamp
was. procured aud the Mortified pafents saw
their darling struggling in bed, and jacobson
stretched at-its side weltering in blood, and
dead. The neighbers were aroused, and a.
surgeon sent- for to attend the wounded girl.
Dfsa Qainlan and Lane came. They found
that the ball hatsea tered her face just below
the left eye and penetrated the brain. She
was CONSCIOUS; anu Onee sst1utlo sHS 4atLeI, as
he bent over her, ssPa d, am cold ~ his
was all she said: Her tongue and one side
of herbody b&cane psfal lyzed and the wound
WAS pronouneed mortal. However she Inns
asredt all day yesterday and Lust pi gli6 in
great agony and at s9 to day zpired Her
paren are almost frantic under the terrible
"a which overlook them 80 unexpected
I'd her little br6thefs Kere so mortified
ne scene Of thet asfal night, that noth-
can induce them to re-enter the house" :"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-05

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For whose sweet rest humbly hope end pray
In the grcat company the forgiven - 8
shall be sure to fnd old Daniel Gray