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water Rover.


Aessrs. Edibrs II am pleased y notice that
you are stirring up the people On the subject Of
water power, for'our city hasa mall oontribul
ton in the same direction. I wish to give you,
at second hand, = few ideas from practical man;
one thoroughly posted, whose opinions on this
subject are entitled to the fullest oosfdenos and
who is prepared to demonstrate the truth Of his
statements. i, -.
He says, that We arc not utilizing moro than
ffH per cent. of osr present power-in other
words, that soe actually ,sasse enc half Of ne wa-
ttr zoe now haze! 4
This, to us, is very startling faot-one that
we'll deserves careful investigation and prompt
action ,aiI -i tes. u Aa t.s4s. arssu 81 rap
The remedy, my friend says. Is easily applied,
and the expense but q triae compared with the
proposed improvement sf the Illinois river. s-'ia
He is also of the opinion that after this is DONE
the water power Aay be again doubled Ia man.
ner which he is prepared to point ont, and the
entire feasibility Of which he can and will de-
monatrate to any who "meaa business" i,.
This note. Mr.. Editor, is written without the
knowledge Of the gentleman herein alluded 70
and who has but one object, namely, to direct
public attention towards an enterprise, which
iooksto me eminently practicable and great
ben,ft to the whole people Of Ottawa u we'll a.
70 che manufacturing interests. So g,rs r. VI,
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RAILROAD FREIeHT.-Ths UAtAg"' Rock Is
land and Pacific R. z. has 8xsI the following
tariff offrslsk6s betwsen Ot~wa and Chicagc,
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< IL: % '''hA.' n5faS - .,s as'''' ''''~i.s.
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= e.st ~ ~ bScks IiFss 80, y g. ssss1sS
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In acoordance with the grade established Tor such sdewaik
and this srnanoe Of said city respectng sidswas: an
lots parts Of lots fronting upon said sdewa be required
to construct rsccnstrctor repair the sidewalks Ia mont a
their respective lots parts of lots within thirty dAyB
from and after the 18th day Of April lS6s and thak
failure amy or all Of the said lot owners 70 consrAc
construct repair the same within thirty days from and ss
the 18th day Of April AID 1862 the city counel w ease
the N be- constructed, reconstructed repaired and
will lazy special assessment the real deemed ben
eAttod thereby dssy the expenses Of said
and ths costs Of the proceedinss thersiny fssa ~
The owners Of the said o! Or part: are r:qnsd to
" aidists erpsrts II lots and pass III lands shsl all
csply with said sriinsncs tho A sidewalks win b.
srcted reconstructed rspNrsI byths city coNDs and
thereof, according to law. 9 9 3. n. WATERMAN,
ottawa April 10, 1669. gd .y3tg % gf Citr Cnsrk.
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r IME! LIME /! LIME! '
~ CHICAGO UNION LIME WORKS,

III .ttf lA' Established IN 1851 ilV t'H
Wigwam Buildng Lake Street. onsr lime 81 per Dbl
70 sbls, and 12 per kb, bnlk delivered depot
IN ion OF bbls. or upwards. Srco, Cement, Pastsng
Hair etc. ut the lowest market Send in your orders
a1l they shall receive prompt attention Address, " n.
SPOONER, Agent, Chisago, Ill. ap l0-lw.
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NOZ1Ou me saAsssfn win rscsvs ssalsd pyspes.
IN a. fw ~ Spaarnelien ss bridgs acreas rAyiae
g. esset aesdng n Ylane sd aP.ciacs!ons q CITY
M ppsse1sstsls ~ . sssn u Cy Cletkt sMee "
=. s.ts,g y. teitfcs Nm. wATnnxAk,v
0tsAva, April Srd, iooe my Clerk.
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r .ANDs AND FARMS ron sALE.-Th. 81

~ scrber offers for sale ssvrs nne farms in Livingston
county, In size from 10 to 500 each Also great
variety ct choice town fro'srty In yairbury Also 5000
acres improved aRi annpr0v-d lands Irsarois county,
Most sfthese last named lands and farms are whia from
~ to SH milss II inc Msrket town on ths Chicago
tracts ef from 40 acres up to section, eveu more. in
body They were sescted early and choice lands and
TINS railway being the direct route from Chicago to New
Orleans, b destined bocsma one Of tho great at thorough
fares Of the contnsn and to make these lands among the
most Nalialt In the STATE. Yer improved and unmroye
prairie lands and all kinds Of real estate apply to
AlL / ~" tA az" wM. r. STACKPOLE
April10- ~ Rsal Estate Agent Fnrbury. Ili,.
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I'M - VLHss .M new Pt6pArsd to fhrulSk
whole o. the time d Tor the spsrs BusIsess new
nant snd proatasl. Iy cent? p g evening, easily
nearly ~ much Msh. 0rsat hducenisnfs are esred
thoes whs will devote their tho busnsss
th. every psrson who this notice. may send me their
following unparalleled o 10 ali who are not we'll salts.
ned With thu businss Will send n " pay sr the trouble
Sample sent BY mail tr 10 ss. Address, T. G. ALLEN,
augusta, Me. -' - 49, 80 ." AN l0-3iu.
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ERUIr TnEEs ron SALE.

he subscriber has Tor SALE at his Nursery adjoining the
L. Sale County Fair Grounds, siGg. varsity OF FRUIT
TkEEs such - Apples standard and Dwf Pears. Stand
ard and Dwsrf Planes CHERRIES. Grape Vines Curr.nts
&C. Also lot OF Shade Trees and Evsrgreens ~ 2 =
A!ot Of SOFT NAPLES, wbich will sell cheap by tina
hundred. spio-3w. PATRICK HAYS.
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4 DMINIsTRATOR's sALK or MA

a DMINISTRATOH'S SALR or HEAL
"A R0TATE.-NofIcs - HyaxBY GUEN, That he I'M
dersigned, u the sstatsger Martin IAskn
dscsasd WI under and y virtue An order and decree
nss made Il hs june term thereof l. d 1885 II certain
thsrsin pending wherein the Undersigned was pst
toner and Thomas Larkh Cath xrins Donah0s Ro4nnA Dbl
pss . sale ard ssl At public vsnrs TO the highest b,
g ~ sh dssr Of the Csanty Court House n te ty of
Tsssdsy Ss Eighteenth DAY q May A. .. is a tas hour
Of two eek In the asrnson d said day tbs west half u
tbs southast Inrt Of section numbAr thirty one l
township number thirtyUnr 3 nusth, OF range number
three ~ the third (3d principal merriam. in the
county Of In Sale and state Of illinois, aH,, ~
The u sale Will be follow. viz Oas half a The
pufchAac money 70 BE- paid t the time Of said sale and The
remainder IN twelve months thereafter, With interest there
On rata per centrum per snnun, ad last pay
god security and By mortgage on ss,d real SaAts.
aa ~. 4, v.,tn Ts1tin 1oc...
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US DISTRICT ATToRNEY-Ihs appointment
Of Hon. J. o. Glover a. U.S. District Attorney
for Northern Illinois, transfosr rom Ottawa to
Chicago one Of our oldest citizen,-one who liv-
ed here before the rndisns had al LETT md who,
ss lawyer, has been q leading member OF the
Ottawa bar almost from It's beginning. The Vt.
tawa bar without his presence will scarcely b.
able to recognise itself. Mr. G. has qualification,
peculiarly fitting him for the position to which
he has been appointed. He is q savage prosecu
tor, and in handling stubborn or unwilling vii
nessss has few equals 1t is no dis,redit TO hin,
but may in part account for his appointment
over several eminent cotnpsdsots that h. !. the
brother.in.law Of the member Of congsss from
this district orr sef g,Eds
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

OLD JEssE.-The number and variety OF
stories which are told of old Jesse Grant, the
individual to whom we are indebted for our
present stable Government, are past computa-
ton. Here is the last one:
a young man over in Covington the other
day met and accosted old Jesse. although ig-
norant as to who he was. and requested him
to furnish him change for five dollar bill.
He acceded. aud while making the necessary
transfer. being loath to lose an opportunity
for making himself known, ne took occasion
to say, Young man. do you know that You
are talking to the father of the greatest man
in this country 2" He was Immediately in
formed by the party addressed that he was
not aware that he stood in the presence of
one who had that proud distinction. Ives.
resumed the garrulous jesse, handing over
the desired change, L am the father of the
most illustrious hero this country ever pro-
duced" The young man looked at him for
a moment with an expression of grave aston
ishmeuf on his face. and then exclaimed,
''What, you don't tell me you are the father
of Stonewall Jackson ?" The paternal author
of our President turned upon his heel and
walked away supremacy disgusted.-Ct7cfH-
matt Enquirer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27
CAN He SERVE?

BY the appointment of the Governor OF
West Virginia, Van UnderkOnk is member
of the Board Of Registration Of this county
By appointment of the Grant administration
the same individual holds the position of Post
Master of ShepherdstOwn. Can he nil both
positions? If we are not greatly mistaken
there is wise provision which prevents Post
Masters from holding any other Office, either
under the State or Federal Government. To
this provision we would direct Mr.. Under
donk's attention. We want the next regis
tration of this county to be legal aud just,
and hence we arc anxious that Van should
leave the Board OF which he has no right to
be member If he should resign his posi-
ton as Fost Master, then we will withdraw
our objections to his acting as President of
the Board of Registration, although we re.
gard him as utterly unfit for the place, and so
does every other liberal minded man in the
county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

TAKEN CHAneE.-The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company on the LIST instant, took
charge of the Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad, which will hereafter be known
as the Lake Erie Division. W. @. Quincy,
Esq, is Assistant Master of Transportation of
this and the Central Ohio Division; David
Lee is General Supervisor of Road George
H. Brown, Supervisor of Bridges, and Wm.
Wing. Cashier, with offices at GAINESVILLE.
The acquisition of this road must add large
ly to the business of the Baltimore and Ohio.
We hear that arrangements have been or soon
will be made with the Sandusky and Toledo,
and the Michigan Southern, so that there will
be no break in the line from Chicago to Bal
timore. When that is accomplished this will
be one of the favorte routes, both for passen-
gers and freight, between the Northwest aud
the seaboard.- Wheeling Lnteliigencer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27
THE CENSUS OF 1870,

The New England journals are indulging
in gloomy forebodings as to the effect that the
census of 1870 will have upon the represen-
tation of the several States in Congress. 1t
is believed that the unparalleled growth Of the
Western States in population will reduce the
number of Congressman from the old States,
and therefore system of representation COM
pounded of two elements, population and
wealth, has been openly advocated. The
Providence Press, in commenting upon the
subject says 'the West is superior in numerical
strength, the East is far superior in financial
importance. This fact will necessitate the
consideration of the just basis of apportion-
lnent, that the section which contributes of its
capital to promote the material growth of the
country, may not be compelled to be satisfied
with small minority in the House of Repre-
sentatives, while the West dependent. at least
in the early part Of its history, upon the favor
and patronage of the East, may not have q
controlling voice in Congress, aud so distribute
the capital which they do not own as to
enhance itself at the expense of the rest of
the country" As the constitution provides
that Representatives and direct taxes shall be
apportioned among the several States accord
ing to their respective numbers OF persons. no
change can be effected without an amendment
to that instrument
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

THE COMING TOTAL ECLIPsE.-On the
7th of August the most imposing of celestial
phenomena, a total eclipse of the sum- may be
witnessed throughout large part of this
country, upon path including North Caro-
lima and the southern part of Virginia, and
running northwest through Kentucky and
Iowa to Oregon. The most favorable positions
for observing this eclipse are as far as possible
from the Atlantic seaboard. Near our coast
it will take place shortly before sunset. and
so must be observed when the sun is not far
above the horizon In Baltimore and Wash
ington the eclipse will take place at about
sunset
DESTROYED BY LIGHTNING.-On Thurs
day evening last during thunderstorm, the
barn of Mr. Elias Good, near Manassas, Va,
was struck by lightning and burned, with its
contents, consisting of the entire wheat crop
of this year, thirty bushels of last years crop,
a farm wagon. all the hay of this years crop,
threshing machine and valuable lot of ag-
ricultural implements, all the harness be-
sides valuable buggy and harness belonging
to Mr.. John Rude, who was visiting Mr..
Goods family at the tim,. Mr.. Good esti-
mates his loss at at least 5000. No in>
surance.
a H. STEPHE1s.-This distinguished
statesman, years ago the recognised leader of
the Wing party of the Southern States, an l
Vice President OF the late Southern Confed-
eracy, now confined to his sick bed and on the
verge of the grave, expresses, in a letter of
recent date. addressed to prominent citizen
of Pennsylvania the solemn conviction, that
"therc is no hope fer this country but in a
thorough reputation Of the 1Ohole principle
upon ,ghich the late scdr l0ds indugurated and
tagged aqsiast the .Sosthsrn States.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

- At the Memphis Immigration Conven>
ton. Chinaman declared that the staple crops
OF China are so similar to those of the South
ern States that the Chinese will be seen to
prove good laborers amongst US. having, in
fact, very little to learn in agriculture.
LAND SALE-Messrs. Ruggles & Talia-
ferro. real estate brokers, have sold Mr.. J. B..
Ficklin's farm of one hundred and forty acre s,
in Stafford county, near Berea Church, with
out improvements. } for SO per acre, cash.
- Since the prohibitory law began to ope-
rate in Boston, the Coliseum is used for stor-
ing seized liquors.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

TERRIFIC STORM ON THE PoroMAC.-On
Sunday evening we had the promise Of n
heavy rain, aud many hearts rejoiccd, till they
saw the threatening hue, of the dark and angry
cloud. We may all rejoice that it did not
visit US, as its fury broke on the upper Po-
touIac with great 6erceness, and hail stones
are said to have fallen large as hens eggs
The steamer Keyport, of the Aquia Greek
and Richmond line, was on her trip up du-
RIG the storm, and when rounding Sandy
Point, she was struck by the gale, the guys
of her smokestack snapped like threads, and
the stack aud whistle Of the steamer carried
away Her outer sheating was also torn
away, and she sustained other severe injuries.
With great difficulty she was brought to her
warf in Washington city, where she lies in a
badly damaged condition.
T Fredericksburg Herald.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

- Stokes has become so loyal down in Ten
nessee that the negroes won't vote for him,
but he thinks he has done mean things
enough to eDtitle him to the influence of the
Grant ADMINISTRATION.
- Secretary boutwell, has written letter
in favor of the Radical candidate for Governor
of Tennessee, Stokes, as opposed to Senter,
the Conservative Republicans. His chief
ground of opposition to the latter party is
that Southern men are going to vote with it.
- Commodore Buchanan having vacate
the position of President of the Maryland
Agricultural College, the trustees have ten
dered that position to Rev. Samuel Register,
D. D., at present Presiding Elder of the
NJ. E. Church, South, and he has accepted it.
- Hugh H. Lee, son of Hon. George II
Lee, of Cla1Esburg, recently died at Salem,
Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

MEMORIES OF THE WAR.-A Book By
General Lee will awaken such special interest,
that We are glad to call attention to it. The
University Publishing Company of No.
Bond street, New York, announce that they
have now in press, and will issue in few
weeks, Memories of the War;" by General
Henry Lee, thoroughly revised and corrected
by General R E. Lee, who has added, also,
an entirely new biography of his father, pre-
pared by him from private and personal ma
teIials never before used.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

- There is great tribulatiou among loyal
officials in New Orleans, and not a few of
them have come to grief at the hands of the
best government the world ever saw, eft cetera
and soforth a number Of custom house Off
GERS have been arrested for malfeasance, and
many rich developments are promised. By
all means let us have the developments, that
we may know the extent of patriotism among
the administration pets The sooner the bet
ter
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

GREAT FIRE IN SoUTH CARoLINA.-A
terrible couhagration has been raging for the
last two weeks in All-Saints Parish, Horny
county, South Cariina. 1t broke out near
the upper end of Ocean bay, not far from
the sea shore, and has burned over distance
of nearly twenty miles The breadth of the
FIRE is unknown. The country through which
it passed is literally burned up. Swamp after
swamp has been made bare OF all underground,
and the trees and timber completely des
troyed. The savaunas, with the turpentine
boxes, are made sterile wastes. The hot, dry
weather rendered it impossible to check the
onward march of the flames. 1t was still
burning last Saturday. Twenty thousand
turpeutine boxes have been burned. The
earth is left bare behind the fire. The cat
tle-range is destroyed for the season, the deer
unsheltered. and the bears and rattlesnakes
made to seek a new hidiug-pl or be de-
stroyed by the fire. 1t is estimated that over
100 900 acres OF land have been burned over.
At night the heavens were brilliant from the
lurid flames. and the clouds of smoke that
arose by day were but por;cnts of the fiery
storm beneath. 70 this fire eau be attributed
the haBy appearance of the atmosphere
throughout the southeast for the past week.
Cincinnati Chronicle.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27

HEAVY RAINs-PoRTIoNs OF WHEELING
FLooDED.-Wheelngw was visited on Friday
evening week with the severest rain storm of
the season. The rain poured necessarily from
G until 10 o'clock. The Register of Saturday
says:
The cutters not being of sufficient eapa-
city to carry off the water, it flowed over the
sidewalks into the cellars. 1t was reported
last night that Richietown was under water.
There was four inches of water on the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad track in the neigh
borhood of Hobbs glass house. Caldwell
and Bogg's runs were booming full. and the
bottom between Richietown and BenwOod is
oil under water. The l o'clock mail train
did not leave last night because Of the great
mass of earth and stones washed down on the
track near the stock yards The mail and
passengers were sent down on the 'Dnkey'
and transferred to the Grafton accommoda>
ton. which ran through instead. a force Of
workmen was at once put to work to clear the
track, and the trains this morning will 60
through all right"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27
TENNESSEE CANDIDATES.

The rival candidates for the Gubernatorial
chair Of Tennessee are as different in their
personal appearance as can well be imagined.
y correspondent thus describes them The
contrast between the two is very marked
Senter is young, between thirty-fve and six,
a little above medium height, broad and rather
inclined to be portly, black hair and beard,
aud full and ford face, which tells of love
for the good things of the world No anchorite
evidently. Though comparatively young
man, he has had much political experience,
having been in public life almost constantly
since he was tweuty-one years of age. Stokes.
on the contrary, is thin and spare, slight
figure, little stopped, bald crown, smooth
and colorless face, beak-like nose. aud General
contour both of face and figure which a. times
seems decid IDLY birdlike, and recalls forciblv
the familiar soubrjquet (the bald eagle of the
mountains') by which be has been so widely
known in this canvass" Thereappears to be
no doubt of the election Of Senter. The
financial condition of the State has sunk SO
low that it must be redeemed from Radical
rule, or fall into hopeless bankruptcy.
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NJ A r RE u.

On the 18th inst. at the residence of the hrid"'s
parents. nv the Rev. Samuel Philips. Mr.. JAMES
l.. ROBERTS. to Miss SARAH E. KRAFT both
of Jefferson county.
On the Sih mat nv Rev. J. s Kicffer. Mr.. WEN.
DELI. 6. MYErS. of Berkeley Co. and Niles MARY
A. RUSH Of Jeffers on Co, W. Va.
On The 5th inst, nv the Rev w. r Lower. Mr..
JOHN T HARRISON to Miss USAN NJ. BURKE
both of Martinaburg.
In Annapolis on the 18th instr Mt Nv the Rev J.
Pinknrv Hammond. General TU THER GIDDINGS
and MARY WALLACE. SECOND daughter of the
Hon. George Wei 3, OF that city.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-27
POULTRY POWDERS,
OR
CHICKEN CHOLERA MEDICINE,

is prepart ton of our ma aufacture. which
i ha7 been thoroughly tested by many of the most
reliable aud practical citizens Of Clarke and Jeer.
son counties and is pronounced
A CURE FOR CHICKEN CHOLERA.
We would offer it to the public until it wac
proved to be most valuable preparation and Ns
WARRANT 1T TO CURE.
above, and also recommend it for other diseases
incident to Fowls
We are prepared to furnish il on liberal terros to
dealers by the gross dozen, and offer it con-
sumerz, at our Store for TwESTT- FIVE CESTs per
package. LlPPITT & AMMAN, Druggists,
BerryVille, Va July 81, 1863 ii.
lSZ- These Powders may be found for sale by the
following persons in Jefferson county. to- wit
A LINK Co DufieId's Depot.
C E: BELIEF, Harper's Ferry.
HEsRY VI. BlLtISos, Shepherdsto~n.
AIsGUITH 4 WAsHISGIoE. and W. 8. MASON,
at Charlestowa.
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y I E D..

On Monday. the 10Th inst at tho residence Of his
siste- in Baltimore. MIR. NJ. BOSLEY late of this
county, aged bout IS wears.
On the 10th inst. in RoonviiIc. Cnoner county,
Missouri ofTvphoid Fever. contracted whi1st trav-
cling Snnth months ngn, Mr. JOHN w
CRANE. formerly Of this county. Cbrothcr oF Col
Joseph Crane) in the 5st year Of his age. His 'c-
mains were taken to St Joseph. Mo-. and inferred.
In Cha leEtoNn on Thur=da V. 22d irst. PERRY
LYLE. infant of n. and Mary v. West.
s'Of such is the Kin gdnm nf Heaven -
On Friday, july 23d. HARRIE ROSS. of
Richard w. and Jennie 6. Welsh, aged months
and II dav=.
paat HE suffering. nast hs pain.
Cease to weep. 'n- trars vain;
Calm the tuu,ult Cf your breast
For yonr darling is at rrst T..
On Tuesday evening. July Goth. JAMES F COF,
infant of VIM. II and Mira ada Marmnduk
of Sherhcrdzto'Sn. god mOnTha and II days.