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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-09-14

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tHJoRDS OF WISDOM for Young Men tho
w Ruling Passion in Youth & Early Manhood.
with self help for the errng aud unfortunate. Sent
in scaled letter envelopes of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box +. Phila- Pa.
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NOTICE.

TNHE bonds given at my sale will be due the
Il 4th of oc;ober They are in the hands of Mr..
Craven Trusseli, and prompt payment will be ex-
pected. VIM. F. ALEXANDER.
September "A, 1869 81.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

n HE undersigned hereby give notice that they
have dissolved partnership by mutual consent,
and will hereafter conduct the Butchering Business
separately. Parties indebted to the Hte firm are no
titled that prompt payment must be made, as they
wish to settle UP their business at once.
&C. Settlement may be made with either member
of the late firm W. s. MERCHANT,
Sept. II, ls69-3t- B. F. JOHNSON
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PIGLtC LECTURE.

NEW vERTIsEMENTs
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NOTICE.

THE time has arrived for W to purchare Our Fall
i and Winter Stock of Goods, ard must have
the money now due US; and we Civ this notice TO
ali persons who know themselves to be indebted to
us call and settle their accounts, before the
first day of October next. Any failing to do
this certainly refuse any longer credit, and
will insist upon immediate settlement Of their
To those of our customers who have paid regu-
larry, tender thanks for their pHtroua ard
il will give pleasure TO continue business with
them heretofore.
no we intend to carry out the conditions of this
notice fully and those who do not settle by the time
specified will be prepared foi refusal Of further
credit.
HILLARY. WILSON & JOHNSON.
Summit Point. September u. 1869.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.
WILL have for sale, at the farm of Sam
i uel s. Moore, near Charlestown, on the -
Leetown road, @ia
From, The 15h to Me 22d of September,
TWO HUNDRED HEAD OF GOOD
YOUNG STOCK SHEEP,
which will cell low. Call and see Them.
September IA. 1861. WIN. 8. SISK.
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TURNPIKE MEETING.

AT a Meeting held at Kablctown on the Sd inst,
N for the purpose of organizi lg a company for
the construction of the Kabletown and Bloomery
NIcAdamized Road, the following officers were
elected;
President,
LOGAN oSBoURN.
Directors,
INV Castleuan, C. W. 7. Resrslcy, c. W.
EicheIbergcr, r. p. Chcw, VIM. Rissiet.
S.erstaTU.-A. Nunnamaker.
The following Committee was appointed to confer
with the Board of SupeTvisors:
G. H. Turner. G.: W. Eiebelberger, a. Nunna-
maker and Daniel Lucas.
The meeting adjourned to meet at RabIetown on
LOGAN osBoURN. Chm'n.
A NuSSAHAEEH, See'y.
September u, ls6J-lt.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

THE co partnership heretofore existing between
Edward Tearney and hu L. 5 CHI fling, il H. u
day. august 23d, 1869. } dissoIved by mutna con
sent EDWARD TEARNEY,
JOHN l. SCHILLJNG.
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A SIX vouR DocroR on DEUeoIsr FoR SWEET
"A QUININE-it equals (bitter) Quinine. Il
Inate only by F. STEARNS, Chemist. Detroit.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTES given al the p Ie Of VIM H. Myers. deed
IN will be due on the nth instant. Prompt pay
TneDt will be required.
September 7. 1seo-st' H00EhIs'
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TToHE ESTAY COTTAGE ORGAN is the beet sa,I
/ cheapest Contains the latest improvem'
vox HusIANA and vUx JuRLASTE. J. ESTEY &
co. Sole ManuFrs. BJattiebOrO, VT.
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EMPLOY MENT that pGys. For particulars. ad
T. dres. S. NJ. SPEScEa \ Co., Brattieboro, VI
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NOTICE.

HAVING been duly appointed Adminisirator Of
Jacob Custer. decesscd. all persons indebted "a
his estate are notified 20 forward and settle
time will not be given. Those having claims will
receive pa yInent by presenting them to me- prom
eIly authenticated. VIM s TURNFR
Aduini-trator Of Jacob Custer decd
September T. IS6O-2t E
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-01
democratic County Convention.

Pursuant to call of the County Ex-
ecutive Committee. the Democratic
Convention was held at Citizens Hall
on Saturday, June 426th, at one o'clock
p. m. On motion of Samuel d. Har4
ris, was chosen Chairman, and ). D.
Norton, Secretary.
On motion of H. C. RanneN, the
'Gonuentfon proceeded to choose six
delegates to represent this County in
the Democratic State Convention to
be held in Columbus on the 7th Of
JaIf. The Following persons, were
chosen as such delegates, to-wit:
II. c. Ranney, r. P. Hutchinson, d.
c. Goldman, Col. c. S. Cotter, Samuel
d. Harris and E. D. Sawyer
On motion of II. C.. Ranney, it was
Resolved, that each delegate be in
structed to choose his own substitute
if he is unable to attend the Conycn-
ton. .,.l.-.- -.
On motion of d. G. Goldman it was
Resolved, That Hon. II. p. Ranney is
the first choice Of the. Democracy of
Portage County, for candidate for
Governor in the coming canvass.
On motion the Convention adjourn
ed sing gle. IS. ID: HARRIS, -
Chairman.
S. d. MORTON. Sec;v. .g-5sT-f
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.L0n Tuesday
afternoon Kate O'Connor, servant
girl at the Etna House, attempted to
kindIe fire in the kitchen stove by
pouring upon the finder alcohol frohi
d can, kvhe9the hames communicated
with the can exploding it setting fire
to the unfortunate girls clothing burn-
ing her arms. face and body ini;, hor-
rible manner. DIR. Belding was called
in aud dFessedFthe bugnsfYe,s>
4 Card.
In behalf of the Teachers and Pupils, Of the
High sdiloel department. and lstlse the lsoard of
Education. this public expression of thanks is
made to Mr.. {. ii. Griffin and the singers tssos'
eiated with him Whose gIsItnitoHs services atthe
High School Anniversary of Thursday evening
last. added much to the pleasure OF that occa-
sion and toward the entertaihinesifs OF the audi
enee May their Esll'traiped voices often be
heard among Us.
500 - - -'zttH@ T. NJ. JONES:
Secretary Board of Education.
Eayenpa, June s6, 1869. .s..-zr So
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A MEMBER of the celebrated Powell
expeditioii, WHO has lately arrived at
Green River City, Wyoming Terri
tory reports tfat.aIl the party3except-
ing himself perishcd while attempt
ing to cross the rapids in the Colora-
do, leaving him five hundred miles
from the nearest settlements T1Ne st.
Louis RepNblicqn does not credit the
story. -4ts e fssS saa1 -ile7
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AccIbENT.-On Wednesday after
noon gof lastlweels a young man in the
employ of Mr.. F. E. Udell, received
serious injury while riding a horse to-
plow or cultivate afeId of cora.s The
horse becoming fractions reared and |
fell backward, falling upon the
young man, dislocating the right hip
back wards, and.up wards. Thexinjury
was q very painful and severe one.
While under the Influence of chloro-
form administered by DR.. Jennings,
the disIocation was reduced by Drs.
Belding s. stedman, since which time
the patient has been very comfortable.
Co.
THERE was. large turn out to see
Gardner &Kenyon's Menagerie and
James Robinson's Circus on<Friday.
The large tent was full both afternoon
andeyening, and all seemed well pleas
ed with the performances. There was
no exhibition Of drunk kenness on row.
.dyism during the day, and everything
/, plSSCo OlA piCtsSshliI1s 1 nO 1ECCipIS vi
the show amounted to something over
hr.hn, - 1aaatt1zs5ES rs 3ed 5l -tsEfEszsEf3
faSoozss L ssslissa f 2 - ss1s=l i'ss stasi's
s4 3 fat--z+--=t
HELD TO BAIL.-A man bythe name
ofs Isaac Frank was examined before
Justice Robinson on Friday ona charge
Of obtaining property-four head of
cattle-from Elon, .Olin, of Streets
bore, under false pretenees. lie was
required to, give bail for his appear
ance at the next term Of the Court Of
/ Common Pleas in the sum of s50o,and
I in default thereof he was committed
Ito jail i.sisi9Uft sd Esza EaHVfa szl4 1870 n
ay1 = % = y ------l II ---as7s 81
aREUNIoN.-The Alumni of-the Ra-
VIENNA Union High School held their
annual reunion at the residence Of Mr..
John Brigham, on Walnut street, last
, Friday evening. The exercises con-
sisted of speeches, yolullteer4 toasts
and supper The. attendance was not
very large, only about thirty persons
being present, yet everything went off
in good order and toethc entire salts
faction of ALI present. ,7F ,s.,s 1-
! - 50
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Pennzylvania radical Nom1inati,o5nls ,ti,5 q

.zr PennsyIvani.t Radical Noniiiations.
- The Republicans of Pennsylvania
held. their Stale C Conventionsat1sPh
delphia, last week Wednesday, Gen.
eral Geary was renominated for Cove
ernor on the first ballot, receiving 122
votes out of 1872 Judge Williams
was nominated for Judge of the Su-
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a4 The only celebration of the ami
versary Of our National INDEPENDENCE
that we hear of in this section is that
at Taylors, in shalersville. Those
who attend viii be sure to have joy
Gus time. Taylor knows how to ar
range matters. for, such an occasion,
and heiwill leave nothing rlndone that
will add to the comfort and enjoy
ment of his guests3ET,T.@
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@TEgTE@ ==T|-So1-T - = :.
LAST Monday Julia Gibbs and Ellen
Woodson, both celored,. fought duel
with clubs, near Richmond, Va. Ellen
was SO badly injured that she died on
the efelda The green-eyed monster
was the cause.
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The soldiers of isf2I.

The soldiers of ist2.
A meeting of a number of the sur
vivfag soldfessa d4 ISTg was held at.
New Philadelphia on the 21st of June,
to consider III" subject Of peti,iohing
Congress at the next session, for the
enactment of a law granting pensions
to the surviving soldiers of said war,
and the surviving wideMs of their de-,
ceased comrades: The following pro-
ceedings of the meeting we copy from
the Ohio Democrat:
On motion of DR.. Geo. Duffield, of
Jefferson. Harrison county, Ohio. DIR.
Daniel Christv. of New Philadelphia,
sWas canedsie the cllaifs 81
When, on motion. Df. Duffield was
appointed Secretary: whereupon the
meeting proceeded to adopt the fol-
RssS1sd s4if;st ii 5rsfice-to the SOL
diers of the war of 1872, Congress
-Shoulf at-2a4L LeaIis day. enact such
laws as may be necessary to grant
pensions, TO tile few survivors, as Well
as the surviving widows of said SOL
diers. in recognition of their. rights
upon the part of fthe government.
ResOIced, That We recommend to
ourasurViyiae comrades the calling of
meetings i'll every county throughout
the State, and the. adoption of means
whereby III the names. With the ages and
residences Of all surviving soldiers
and surviving widows of soldiers of
the war of 1872 may be obtained as
petitioners to Congress for the Spur-
pose aforesaid, and that all such petit
tons ard memorials be presented to
athsira respective Representatives in
Congress, before the first Monday in
December, 1869. .....--,--..,-.,-. '''
:. Reso5ted.r That the newspaper press
of the county be respectfully request
ed to publish the proceedingsye of all
such meetings illEthe different part of
the county, in. furtherance of our COM
mon design. FEa
ResolUed, That the soldiers of said
wal, present at this meeting, sign
these proceedih s, stating their ages
and places of residence, and that DR..
Daniel Christy be authorized. to OBJ
taiII togthe ignatures in like. manner
OF such as are not present, who reside
i'll Tuscarawas county for the purposes
aforesaid. Hf52 9 20 5H
DANIEL CHRISTY, Pres,
Aged Is, of New Phila., Tus. Co., O.
Aoa ~ ThokGn of IaaouaaE1 DuffiEhp, 3eo ~ n
3Wiliia9In Betz aged So Of Nfnapo.l
lis, Jefferson Co., o.
4o George zBetz, aged of Annapo-
ifs, y emerson Co, u -
G Iniol Ha o'st poes. .is'i'' -, ,s "ou 80 ~ - u ia"
.Josenh Helmick. aoed 76 of New
Philadelphia, o. q i.Sga,srsl Il
Jehu Criswell, aged 76, of Dover
fiEdoEilsnip5Lus. GSid I, ,aiLus.s o7os. Pc ,s
Pntman Co O. "
il'ii Jacob Kline. aged 70. Of Port Wash
ington, Tus. CO., o.
John Z. Del.afn2teef A MAJ e. ageq ~, Sat olgA I AK
ifoil, p LIN -, j., "a ~ of Nov
hon CoInmbiana Go O. ~
Robert (,aples, aged 7S,s of {Uhrichs-
VILE, b3usearaaWas 3eYOo.
er,ta1 M,rdar
81 5OhEEM M ON ON daVs last, two brothers, re-
siding in Sharon, Pa, bv the name of
Ruins and Daniel Williams, Iron-
workers by trade. drove over to Hub
| bard to- have a spree III the, afternoon,
During the continuance Of IT, While
both were engaged in Gazing. cheese,
with their pocket knives, some diff
,c ~, 4 l,.,;,. ,.ae,,ao+;,,o mon
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DEATH OF Mrs. PoE.-Mrs. Celestias
Poe, wife of S. r. Poe and daughter
Of D. K. lWheeler, Esq, died at the.
NewbWgb Asylum on Tuesday morn
ing, in the 32d year of her ages
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,IANrr,, ooRREsPoNpENc1s.

. A collision between two flafns on
the A.E& g.. ". Ry. occurred at sAuro-
ra Station about two months ago,
whereby a young man from Mantua
named Eugelle SterE,a bies9qESerEm on
one Of tile trains, was frighffulIy in
jured and mutilated. He was brought
to the house Of his uncle, e. Hafstead,
at Mantua Station. where he has had
the unremitting care and attention of
kind friends, and fhe best gof .lnedicab
aid to save his life but all has proved
unavaiiing. He died last Friday night
and his remains were inferred at the
Center ON Sunday. Elder o. Blake
of the {. W. Baptist Church, preached
ontke occasion to aserewded house.
Our aged neighbors, Mr.. Dudley
Carlton and Lorenzo Chaplin, whose
departure OH their western visit was
noticed some two months ago, have
just returned in fine health aud having
apparcnfly attended they FAiie lease
by their brief sojourn among other
scenes, and in the variety constantly
presented in travelling Uncle Dudley
reports a very wet season thus far, in
Minnesota, yet the crops of all kinds
are now coming forward finely, in
that section. p y ffIt, / 4 Il II =,
Several buildings about town are
receiving fresh coats; of paint, which
add so much to their durability and
beauty. Espeeially we notice the dwell
ling Of Mr.. Charles Baker at the sta
ton, whose correct and elegant taste
is displayed in giving to allisq house
such beautiful and delicate color so
entirely different from that old fash
ioned dazzling whitenessWhich meets
and pains the eye, and has been in use
so long all oyer our country. Several
beautiful shades of color can be easily
produced which could be used to
heighten the effect of that variety in
the landscape, ,awhichs.i so pleasing
and which constitutes its principal
beauty. $50 sss % TEf - 1888 ssfz
Mr.. I. Surner has also shown his
good taste, IN the color that he has
selected for his splendid and .conve-i
iently arranged barn, which has been
re-moddled and with its numerous
additions, it is now the,best and most
comfortable farm barn in town. A
neatly contrivcd cupola adds very
much to the beautiful appearance Of
the whole situation.
The District school house at the
Center has not eensforgotted. by the
painters, and now presents an ex-
tremely neat and tidy appearances and
in other parts of the town improve
n1entssof. the same caraeter aresin pro
gress.
On Saturday evening last the Ex-
pressztrain left at Mantua Station the
body of an unknown man about %
years of age, that was run over and
killed between Aurora and Solon.
He was seen lying on the track too
late to save him, was picked up and
brought along and died Just as the
train reached Mantua. A bottle was
found on the body and the cause of
the accident. can therefore readily be
guessed. .
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Ravenna. O., June "a, 1869. 4s-aw.

I
f'F'' The 'CEIpPER AHEAD trial of
Moving Machines, between the Clips
per, sold by the Ravenna Manufac--
turing Company, and the Buckeye,
took place at Marlboro, Stark county,
OH the 22d ult., the result of which is
stated in the following report of the
committee, (which we copy from the
Alliance Monitor: 'aa e'sos <o''i@s7
MowN11xG MATrchH.-At ATrchHA t. a field trial,
between. the Clipper and Buckeye
/ mowers, held on the farm of Charles
johnson. III Marlboro township, this
county. on the I'D inst. tile draft of
the machines being as folloWss::a Clip
per, 1917 pounds; Buckeye, 31S18;
making a. diferencesaof 43l5l pounds
less in favor of the Clipper. Tlfeatrfal
was conducted By q. Duttqn, general
agent for the Clipper, and was in
heavy lodged clover. the sLlipper cut
ting IL inches wider than he. Buck
eye, both dong good work Strong
Il Lower, local agent for the Zip per
moving machine, were present.
DANIEL Johnson,
pAviD MIssER, Com on Trial.
AzrEs RoATH,.
n. TATI10Ii,
Another trial took place On Thurs
day last at Deertield, in this county,
III she presence Of quite . number of
the fsf1ners of that region. The ma
chines which competed were the Clip
per, the aEtna, ana the World. A
'conaHittee was chosen from among
| the by-standars, who, after a thorough
!. test of the machines, made a verbal
| report, that the Clipper had the light
est draft, and was the best machine
for all purposes a Aavetesof the by
! ISLANDERS was taken, which resulted in
tiie approval Of the report Of the com
inittee bya majority of more than two
to one. n sasl O. 319s sstsgas
ANOTHER TRIAL1ef, mowers took
place at Minerva, Stark county, on
Monday last. The following machines
were entered: .
The Clipper, Climax, Kirby, Quaker
and Dodge. a committee of three
gentlemen was chosen from among the
fbystanders to test the machines, who
after a thorough test reported that the
Clipper was the best constructed ma
e1riiie, more easily handled, and did its
work equal to any other machine on
fstdst ieSS Aiasf g
the ground.ssates sl;s 81 lssssf Y .s55sTsl ~
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The CowLEss HoUsE.-Mr. G. B.
Bishop has retired from the manager.
ment of this popular hotel, and left
on Tuesday last for his old home in
Portage county. b Mr.. Bishop came
here an entire stranger one year ago,
aud assumed the management of the
Cowles House. During that time he
has fully sustained the good name of
the house and won forDhimsclf an en-
viable reputation, not only as an hon-
orable gentleman but as man emil
nently qualified to discharge all and
singular the duties required for first
class ndlord. He has left many
warm friends in Painesville whose
hest wishes will attend him.-Paines-
rite 4dcertfseT, ~ 6 asse ssF.gsa 4
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The largest stock of Silks ever
offered in this market, cOmpris-
ing 1000 yards Black GrOs
Grain Silks, 1000 yards Fancy
Silks. The largest stock of Irish
and French Poplins ever bought
to this County. We are the OH
ly parties in this County that Of
fer q fine line of Paisley ShawIs,
those, in want Of these Goods,
will do well to examine our stock
before visiting other markets.
, DIDO ln5 -tan' j. IS. SMITH 81 co.
/, Prints, Cottons and D0mess
ties, by the cord, at .l7u -
'd ~" ,a,Y ,s j. s. SMITH & co.
March 81, 1859 att.
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y = } ? = 7 - :. = = ?. = =. -.
Accidenton tile AL G!W.l1ty.

About. three O'Clock on, Monday
morning train No. 3. on the A. &. G.
w. Ry. ran into culvert Which had
sbeen washed odtCbs tIsez zreesht& &heavy
rains between Ashville randa Panama,
on the first or earstern division of the
road John As Spragpe, the engineer
and a brakeman whose name we did
not learn, were instantly killed. and
( the fireman. was So seriously injured
that his life is despaired of.