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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16
TO THE PATRONS
OF THE
ESPRIT OF JEFFETSON."

You are aware that this Office. with It's gooo
will and fixtures is advertised to be sold at
public sale on Friday, tie Cd day OF apr"
merit Under the circumstances, few plain
words with each of you, may be deemed ex-
cusable. 1t is for You to say by your actions
whether, this paper shall go into other hands.
and our interests be sacrificed by public
SALE There is more than money enough due
us ut this hour, than is necessary to relieve
US from our embarrassment. It is in your
hands, readers of the Spirit'of Je6srson, and
you withHoldiit at time whenits payment is
necessary to prevent US from being broken up
in business, aud sent adrift on the sea of life.
with large aud helpless family upon u.s.
We make no appeal for more than our own.
We would scorn the position of pensiOner
upon your bounty.
We need not tell you what We have done
to further what We believed was your interests
You have read our paper, and know what its
position has been. Fearless at all times, it
has braved the malice of your political enc.
mics, and sought to WELD an influence for
good. You have approved our course by
giving US your names, and bow the hour has
come when we are compelled to demand
more substantial approval. IHAyou t0Ao are
aow reading this paragraph regard that de-
maud, and do IL at the proper time ? We
have a strong faith that you will, aud that
henceforth we shall float our standards as
proudly. aad defantly as in the past When
is the proper timer The moment you read
this, make your arrangements to meet your
dues here, and all will be we'll. If you post
pone it, we shall go down under the pressure.
The. matter is with you-Heavsn help you
to act promptly!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

DEATH BY POISONING Childers,
near New Salem, about o'clock Saturday
morning, took a dose OF what he had bought
at Salem store for salts Distressing symp-
toms followed, growing more serious until 2
p. NJ, when he died. DIR. Davis was called
in too late to do the sufferer any good. DIR.
Davis on examination found the 'salts" to be
sulphate of zinc. He at once went to the
store where it had been obtained, and there
found that pound of the same poison had
been sold to another family. He made his
way as quickly as possible to the latter family
and arrived just as three doses were being
mixed, else we might have had three more
deaths to chronicle The storekeeper says he
sent to Baltimore to a drug house Tor salts,
and this had been sent him. Childers leaves
a wife and family of Z or children, poor
The law ought to compel the drug house
which made the blunder support the family.
TCarks6urg Conservative.
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NOTICE.
GEoReE w. SRorrs, Plrf. We.
l.. b. McEANIEL, ROBERT Lucas and

GEoReE W. SrorTs, Plrf, va.
l.. b. McCASIEL, RoBERT Lucas and
OTHERS, Defends.
THE absent defendants. William Brown, AID
i Anrtie hls wife. hereby notified that the
10th Of April 1862 at Middleway, in jefferson
w. Va, Mt the Magistrae's Office OF John F. Smith
in said town. bctwee the hours of rise and
set. will proceed to take the dispositions of David
Mcdonald & J. Mcdonald aud other Witnesses to be
read evidence in the bove suit, depending in the
Circuit Court Of Jefferson, on the Chapcery eide
thereof, in which am pait tiff, and you are defen
dants: and II Tor any SAID dispositions not
commenced on that Gays or being commenced sla II
not DE completed. the same will be adjunrned from
time TO time till finished March l2ih, 1860.
GEORGE " S2OTTS,
March LIZ 1850 hu I.nnnscI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

B9- The Fifteenth Amendment to the
Constitution has passed both Houses of the
South Carolina Legislature, aud the lower
House Of Georgia. by n vote Of 269 to "a,
the extreme Radicals leaving the House with
out voting. There excuse for so doing was,
''that when the Republican Convention met
last May they declared that negro suffrage be
imposed on the States which had seeded.
but not on the loyal States, because it was
unconstitutional"
What next?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

The SECRET OF THE CAB1NET-Iow
we'll Grant kept the secret of the cabinet is
shown by story concerning Mr.. Borie, the
Secretary of the Navy. Mr.. Borie went ON
to Washington to see the Inauguration Of the
new President, but without the slightest
thought or desire of call TO the cabinet
lie called on the new President on the after
noon of the 4ih of March, and found him at
work in his office. "Ah, Mr.. Borie," said
Grant, shave you come on, too, to spy out the
cabinet" mot at ALL" replied MIR. Borie
Il came only to see you sworn in US Presi,
dent. and have called to offer my friendly
congratulations before returning home ~
'When do you return?" asked Grant. TO
morrow, i'll the noon train" said Borie-
WELL good bye" said the President, make
my regards to your family" Mr. Borie bow
ed himself out, and did not suspect that he was
the IMAM from Pennsylvania" until the next
afternoon. when the train stopped at vii.
mington, and he heard his name read out to
an eager crowd at the depot, as that Of the
Secretary of the Navy-N Y Post.
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The Warrenton Sentinel says Cover

The Warrenton Sentinel says; cover
the remains of Major F. G. Palmer, of Hol>
combs Legion. South Carolina, who was
wounded at the second battle of Manassas. and
brought to this place, where he died and is
buried, monument, prepared under the
auspices of the Memorial Association of
Charleston, s. c., is shortly to be erected
This monument is eighteen feet high the
design dropping palmetto tree, entBined by
q rattle snake rs its base"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16
III A r RE D.

Near Kablesown. in this county. on Tuesday
J. PALMER, ESQ.,. of Richmond City, formerly of
Cha rlestown. to Ifiss ALKALINE OSBOURN, Of this
county.
On the I'd inst, in Frederick City, by Rev DR..
George Diehl, MIR. JOHN F.. SPERoW To Miss
KATE SMALL. daughter of Mr.. Jacob Small-all
of Berkeley county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16
A GENTS WANTED no SELL THE
"A PENN LETTER BO0R,H

TUT '"Py'"J I|e'teF" HfIH0W FfesS or HnfeT,
THIS Great Time, Labor and Money Saving In,
veni"n brings realty indispensable feature III bus
ines. within the reach OF ITc. 81 IS and up
,pdTd ~
None see 1t but to praise its simplicity md conye.
nience. as RECOMMENDS itself and sELLS Mt sigf,t
Adapted TO every kind of bnsIness. II does not luu
OUT az the first sale is only beginning ExcIusiye
territory given. For testiJn"ninls, terms &c. adj,
dress p GARRETT & CO., Chestnut street PhiIa-
delDhia Pa $50
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16
What next ?

pT Elk President johnson expects to leave
for his home in Tennessee, via the Orange
and Alexandria and Virginia and Tennessee
Railroads, in a few days. At most of the
stopping points on the route, the people are
preparing to give him most cordial greeting,
and at the more important places have ten
dered him public reception.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

B9- The State Senate Of Pennsylvania has
ratified the fifteenth amendment, party vote,
Is to Is. The lower House, we presume,
will do the same
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16
NOTICE.

HAVING qualified Administrative OF my late
husband. John e Wiltshire, and wishing TO
close up the estate possible, all ers"ns
having claims against the estate will please present
them properly authenticated for settlement. Per-
sons inhibited will please make prompt payment
My son. Davenport Wiltshire. is authorized set
tie up the estate.
CAMILLA WILTSHIRE.
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N Office

THE undersigned having removed TO Charics.
L town, wishes Ia in firm IN" ritizeus of jefferson
and Clarke counties that h" will have hand for
Spring planting a large ami full assortment OF
FRUIT. SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES. in
large variety. Grape Vines of all sizes and OF
Gu lily unsu' passed. Small Frnts-Sira whcrry
Plants, Raspberry and Currant Plants, and every
thing ese nGcePsary Tor the .Orcha I'd and Fruit Gar
den. Also, Kitchen Garden Plants in Season, such
as Cabbage, Tomato. Egg ami Peppc- Plants,
will nls have large variety of Roses and Bedding
Plants generally.
Gardens on Mildred street, near Episcopal Church
wM. HOPKINS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

Congress has refused to restore to Gem
eral Lee an old looking glass and some broken
china captured at Arlington during the war.
Secretary Browning had ordered the restora>
ton. but the leaders enj"iued the proceeding :;
not because of TIE value Of the articles in
question, but for fear of establishing a pre-
cedent VIII CHI would lead to a general restitu.
ton of stolen property.
HUNG IN EFFIaY.- The conservative
whites and blacks of Newport, Tenn, having
become thoroughly disguised with the impu-
dence of some scallawags and carpet baggers,
held an indignation meeting lately, and deter
mined,to erect o gallows and hang in efigy
the leaders, which they did, and then set FIRE
to the whole, when amid the groans of the
looksrs-on, their figures passed to ashes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

- Hon. John G. Breckenridge, after an
exile of nearly four years, reached his home
at Lexington, Kentucky, on the 9th instant.
and will Immediately renew the practice of
Law, but will carefully eschew politics.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

JAMEsTowS, n Y.
LIPPISccT1 BAKEwELL:-we have no trouble
with your Sa"s; they don't need To he lined up
with paper !; we put them the hlSndrel and they
GO right along. Temper pei fecty uniform aud
quality unsurpassed. Respectfully.
LIPPINCOTT s. AREwEIL,
Manufacturers CT Circular, MuIay, Mill Gang and
Cross. Cut Saws. Chopping Axes. all shapes. Col
burns Patent Axe. ShorclF, Spades and Miles'
Patent Covered Scoop.
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kA ANTED, AG ENTS. S75 I" 5000 pee
w month. every where, male aud female, in.
troducc the GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY SEWING: MACHINE. Thus ma
chine will STITCH hem. fell, Inck. quilt cord bind
braid and cnbroiLer in a most superior manner
Price only SIS. Fully tee for five years
We will pay $1,000 Tor any machine that will sew
ala onger, more utiiul, elastic sra M than
ours. il makes the ELASTIC Lock Stitch" EveEy
second stitch be and sti tn, cloth cannot
be pulled apart without tearing il. wcpay Agents
from SIS to $500 per month nad expenses, or n
commission from which twice that amour; can DO
BOAion. Mass. or ST. Louis, Mo.
CAUTlOS.-D' not lie imposed upoa hy Other
parties paiming off worthless cast iron machines
under the same name otherwise. Ours Is the
only genuine and really practical cheap machine
mani iarturrJ.
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
AGENTS WANTED FoR
secrets of the
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so Acres of Wheat i'm the Ground
COMPREHENSIVE.

N retiring from, business at this place, having
/ sold out Co Messrs. wYSoNt. GITTINGS.I
hereby thank my trie Ids and the public for their
patrona &c and encoura genent in the past and ask
a continuance of the same for the fem. which
most cheerfully commend their confidence and
support. JAMESON i KlLDoW.
Duffi.Jd's Dept, March Is, 1868.
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PUBLW SALE.


THE undersigned. intending TO discontinue arm
i ing, will offer AZ Public Sale. az hia residence
81 miles West of chsrIestOUn, the road ieAdiug:
20 Leetovn, on
THURSDAY, MARCH 25th, 1859,
The following Property, to- witt
Five head of good Horses,
Five head of Cohs-fOur ofthem mareB and two
vears old this Spsing;
Ten head Of Cows and dry Cattle-one of them
fresh with Calf by her sides
One fine Durham Bull. of Henry Dsvenport's
Imported Stock;
Thirty head of Sheep-some With Lambs by
Twelve bead Of Stock Hogs and Brood sows,
One RocEaway aud Harness.
One good Road Wagon and Bed,
One Gum Spring Drill. with Guano Atiachu-S
One Buggy Rake-new;
One Reaper aud Mower combned-new;
One Cutting Box-a good one;
One Corn Shelter, Two pair of Grain Ladders;
One Three hOrse Piough-weirick 4 Weisers
make;
One Two horse Page Plough,
Double and Single Shovel PIoughs'
One Germ Coverer and four HarrOws,
One Log aud Que Fifth Chain, and many other
articles too numerous 20 mention
Also. lot of good TIMOTHY HAY;
80 Acres of Wheat i'm the Ground.
TERMS OF sALE.-A credit of Nine Months
will be given ali aums Ten Dollars the prr-
chaser giving boud and approved security, with in
from date the interest to be RENTED II the
notes are paid promptly at maturity Over al sums
of Ten Dollars and under. the Cash will be &C.
quired.
&C. sale to comncnee at.Ioo'clock.
SAMUEL S. M0ORE.
March I6. 1862 Free Press copy.
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= 9 9 2 2 9 9 . 9

To THE WORKING CLASS liam now prepared TO
furnish all ei.sFcs with constant employment al
thciS homes the whole of The time, or fur the spaTo
moments E.I-iu"ss new ight a nd pr, stbb bic Fif-
~ cent" I, SIS per evening, lie easily by pnr.
sons OF ciiher TX, and thc boys and grs near
cd those who viii devote their whole TIM to the Lu
Eines9; and that every person v'bD s.ts THE no.rr
may scnh ne their address and tcsI Ihr business r.
tbcinsclV's. make the following Unparalleled If.
Ter j" all who nat well sat fed with the bu,i.
ness VIII send y I" pa f.r tie truuttC Of writ.
rug me. run pHrtiruiaIS, uirrc'iO &c. scut
Tree. Sample sent by mSii for 10 cents Addt,ts
E. q. ALLEN. Augusta. Nc.
$500 sesr Ca" be mad b, live agents .,nr
}. AiEAkN. 90 Second St. baltimore, Md.
A GENTS WANTED ia Every town to re u the eel
"a ebrs'ed Clipper nfOirsTs and R.np'rs-Lieh tcst
draft and most durable machines made. Send Err
circular CLIPPER MowEn & REAPEa Co II CiiG
ct. New York. ~"
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EXHIBITION.

EAHIBITIUN.
TINE FINE YOUNG STALLION. GUNNER
J. LAND. owned by the undersigned, rs
will be exhibited for the first time in BER- T0A
RYVlLLE. March 22d Is69. with some of A-A
for all purposes will profit by witnessing the exhi
bit0n.
N. Bile will also stand in near that place the
ensuing season. w. A. LARUE.
March I6, 1869.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

WOMEN IN THE MASSACHUSETTS PRIZE
n1NG-A bona Jide prize fight, according to
the rules of the ring, except that hair pull
ling and biting were allowed. took place be-
tween two women in Somervile, Mass. at an
early hour on Monday morning, and was wit
messed by a large crowd Of abandoned persons
OF both sexes. The contestants, named respec-
lively Sally Chapman and Molly Jones, on
their appearance in the ring were clad in the
conventional costume of CATERS, stockings and
drawers, wearing nothing else to speak of
beyond waterfalls and Magenta curls. At the
very first round Chapman became frightened
and jumped out of the ring but her hackers
drove her in again and she eventually won the
fight. AT the twenty first round her oppo
nent, Molly Jones. both of them having been
severely punished, begged her seconds in
Gods name to take her away. and so the fight
and money-fifty dollars-were awarded to
Sarah. This acme OF human disgrace was re-
served for Massachusetts,, the land that boasts
its progress, its isms, woman's rights and laws
against prize fighting.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

FRANCE AND THE CoNFEDERAcY.-The
Richmond Wig, noticing recent letter of
Hon. John Bigelow, in explanation Of con-
vcrsation between himself aud the French
Emperor about Maximillian in Mexico, says
it learns from the best authority that about
the time we were showing the door to the
French troops in Mexico, the French Empe-
ror consulted distinguished confederate
then in Paris as to the chance of reviving the
Confederate struggle if he should determine
to make war on the United States. 1t also
states, on authority little less reliable, that
when an agent Of the Confederate govern
ment went abroad in the winter of 1864,
Louis Napoleon asked him if the time had
not come for him to take hand. The reply
OF the agent was that he was instructed by
Mr.. Davis to say that he preferred to stand
on his own bottom, and felt perfectly compe-
tent to do so. The Wing makes no comment
on this reply attributed to Mr.. Davis, which,
it must be admitted, is in accordance with the
singular faulty which seemed to beset that
gentleman down to the last day of the con.
tederacy, tina: its prospects were still hope
full when they we're at the very worst. The
whole story is somewhat doubtful, however.
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Lock HAVEN, Pa.
MEssas LiPPISrorT 4 RAxEwEIL. Pittsbu, et. Pa
Gsnts:-wc have been using your make OF Gang
Saws in Mill, aud nd ti,eni in pointOf quality
suoerior TO any we have ever used. Ycurs, &c,
SHAW. BLANCHARD. & co.
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Agents Wanted.
VlTE want n responsible resident gent IN everv
w large town TO seIIG P.RowELL& cos new
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
Just ISSUED.
IT gives the names Of all Ne-sps pers their PoL1.
TICS distinctive character, cIacpLA TIoH, and
much other information. Also, forIa complete
gazetteer of al towns and counties in which News
papers published. handsome octave volume
Of 800 pages, boond IN black cloth.
PRICE-FIFE DOLLARS
Largest commissions paid eanyassersy From, 10
to 100 copies be disposed Of In every large town
Every thorough business man, adyertiseF Hternrv
man apd publisher will van9 4 copy Thee men
form small part of the community and bsig auick
4 town can be eanTasted In one day. Send
for terms and prospectus. Address HEIS0N
CHEsMAN. PublisheFS' Agspt, 20 Park Row, s.. Y
March ., 1859. -
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83 "opd der.
SEWING MAcHINE

Witt sew ING HACHINE.
Vnty IHkEE DOLLARS. Simple. D, ariicaI and
durable Makrs the Elastic chain stitch a MI adj .pt.
ed for ALI kind+of PLAN sewing. Aay child can op-
crate II. An cl'gant Gift. TestinoniaIs dairy
SEM IN perfect order receipt Of prlcc S3 Adj
dress INDUSTRY SEWING MACHINE CO. MAJ.
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TIE CABINET CHANGES.

After having enjoyed the diguities and
honors of the Presidential chair for week or
more, General Grant has finally flied the
different positions in his cabinet with men who,
it is assumed, (says the N. Y. Den,ocrat,) are
not averse to accepting the duties, honors, and
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-02-23

breathing not far away; but he pursuad-
ed himself that it was the wind blowing
through the crevices Of the old house.
Still it was very lonely and not at all
cheerful.
The face in the coffin cleaned winter
through the darkness. The rats sQueek-
ed as If famine was upon them and they
smelled flesh. The thought made him
shudder. He got up apd walked about,
but something made slight noise, as
if, somebody was behind him, and he
put his chair against the wall and sat
down again.
He had been hard at work all day,
and, IN spite of everything, he grew
sleepy. Finally he nodded and snored.
Suddenly it seemed as if somebody
had touched him. lie awoke with a
start but saw nobody near, though in
the'eenter Of the room stood white
figure. ''Curse you, get out of tllisr'
he exclaimed in a fright, using the very
first words that came to his tongue. The
figure held up its right arm and slowly
approached him. He started to his feet
The spectre came nearer, pressing him
into corner, ",The devil take your'
cried Barney in his great extremity.
Involuntarialy he stepped back. Still
the figure advanced, coming nearer and
nearer and extending both arms. The
haic started upon Barney's head; he
grew desperate, and as the cleaning
arms, would have touched him he fell
upon the ghost like a whirlwind, tear
ing off the sheet, humping and
beating and kicking, more outraged at
the resistance he met, which told him
the truth.
AS the reader knows, he was big and
Fritz was little, and while pummeling
the little tanner numerically, and Fritz
was trying to lunge at Barney's stom-
ach, to take the wind out of him, both
|plunging and kicking like horses, they
were petriiicd by hearing voice cry {:
"Take one Of your size, big Barncy~
Looking around, they saw the corpse
sitting up in his coffin. This was too
much, they released each other and
sprang for the door. They never knew
how they got out; but they ran home in
haste. painting like stays.
1t was Barbara herself who came and
opened the door upon Earnest the next
morning.
"lt's very early; one more little nap
said he turning over in his coffin.
So she married him, and though she
sent Fritz and Barney invitations to the
wedding, they did not appear. If they
discovered the trick, they kept the
knowledge to themselves, and never
willingly faced Barbara's laughing eyes
again. d.
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The New Scheme Against Mexico

The Journal de Paris, of January 2S,
has the following:
A rumor was current 4 few days ago
that Count de Girgenti was proposing to
undertake an expedition to Spain. The
report was at once denied by the official
telegraph of Madrid; but at present we
know pretty well how it arose. A Mex.
lean, Gen. Taboatla, has been for some
time enlisting Spanish officers for mo-
narchial enterprise i'll Mexico. About
800 had been enrolled with the consent
Of the provisional government, and they
were said to have obtained two years
furloueh. The funds at the Generals S
disposition are stated to amount to $50
000,000, and l,G00 men are announced
as only awaiting the arrival Of those Off
GERS to take up arms in favor of the
Count de Girgenti, who would become
King of Mexico. The place of depart
ure is supposed to be Gibraltar, where
each person engaged would receive an
advance of 5000. Santa Anna is under
stood to be the author of the affair. We
have no occasion to add that we publish
these details under all reserve and merely
to keep our readers aware of piece OF
news which circulates in diplomatic cir
cles.