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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Body and Mind Disease.

Such is dyspepsia. The stomach aud the brain
in timRey allied Tor the to suffer without
the other. go that dyspepsia aud dependency
inseperabIc. 1t may be added too, that irritstion
of the stomach is almost invariably accompanied
by irritation of the temper.
The nvigurating and tranquiliZing operation OF
Hustettcrs Btters 10 nIOsr powerfully developed ia
cases ofinGigcstion The fret effect OF ths bic
tonic lie comforting ard encouraging. \ mild glow
pcrvadcs the eystem. the chronic uncasnCSs in the
region of the somach il Icssrncd, and the nervous
restIcaaness which the disca ted
This improvement lie not transient. II is not
ccCdcd by the of the old yupIOns with super.
added force. a. is always the cIse when unmedi
Gated stimuiants arc given Tor the complaint. Each
dose Eerms impart permanent accession OF
healthful invignrntiUn. But this il not all. Tho
npCrient and nntiblioUs propcrIies of the prepare
tinn are Hcarcriy secondary in impOrtanrc to its
tonic virtues fIhcre isan "vsl w nf bile tho
tinn ia brought within proper limits and il the
regulated. The effect upon the IischrrEing organs
j. equally sauary- md in nj constipation the
cathnrt ton IL nst snilicie &" produce the de-
sired rcauli gradually and without pain. The Bit
ters Aisn prom. tC healthy cvRpnatinn from tie
face which ia particularly d, ii able at this
when sudden spells of raw. lrasant aihcr are
apt to check the natural p"rspi. ton md pr"dure
congestion of tho liver. coughs. colds. 2drLSSt
sgfsg,Hd usHi,sf all diS0ses bodiy vor. and ibis
the great Vegetable Restorative r-a~utiRlly prO-
notes. November ]. 1870
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MarYland Election.

The fetaFns we present this morning from
all parts of Maryland are the best answer to
the intrigues and vaunts and menaees of the
Radicals. In spite of thirty thousand
newly registered negro voters in spite of
their secret leagues, their United States Mar
shall and his horde of deputies, and hoyerin g
in their rear strong force of Federal bayonets
jim spite of these and of all the influence,
both direct and indirect, which the Federal
Government could bring TO bear upon this
election, We have carried every Congressional
District, IN as orderly an election as was ever
held in this state. In this City of Baltimore
we have beaten the combined black and white
Radical vote by majority of nearly fourteen
thousand votes, and We have demonstrated tho
fact that the pivot on which the election turned
was the negro vote. So thoroughly was this
understood that in many districts where there
was large negro registration, this new Radi-
cal element was entirely nullihed by cor
responding accession of white voters to the
Democratic ranks, and the old majorities were
thus maintained. An analysis of the vote in
Baltimore presents the following suggestive
results The total vote cast was 39.O4S. OF
this the Democratic vote was 4S47 the
Radical vote. black and white, was 10, 176.-
OF the 1888 negroes registered not less than
5000 cast their votes for the Radicals at the
election Yesterday. The white Radical vote
was, therefore, but little over 1000, thus
clearly showing that that the negroes cohsti-
tute majority of the Radical party in Balti>
more.-Bdltimore Gazette NoU. O. >
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AngIO.SaxOn Thunder.
TYRANTS TREMBLE!
Commencement Of the Great
Reaction!
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

So far as the returns from the different
States have been received in which elections
were held on Tuesday, says the Baltimore
Gazette, they present. for the most part, con-
elusive evidences of Radical losses. In two
States only. have the Radicals really made
any sensible gains. The first of these-Louis-
iana-has been carried quite as much by ter
rorism as by the negro vote. In the second
New jersey the Radicals gain two Con-
gressmen, and in Kentucky one. On the
other hand, Missouri has been carried by the
Gratz Brown wing of the Republican party,
in despite of the open interference of Presi-
dent Grant If the pledges of the successful
candidates are faithfully carried out, their
success assures the restoration of the fran
chise to some sixty five thousand citizens of
the State, all of whom are Democrats.
In Arkansas, which stood in the last Con-
gress two Radicals to one Democrat, three
Democratic candidates have been elected.
In New York the Democrats have carried
the State by over thirty thousand majority,
have increased their delegation to Congress,
duu udf0 CICS1CO Va NV ~AoSSu'o'J
In Wisconsin the Democrats elect two Con
gressmen, and have cut down the Radical
vote from %, 136 in 1868, to about 5000
Democratic gain of 5000 votes.
In Illinois the Radicals lose one Congress-
man.
The representation from the other States
will not vary materially from what it was in
the last Congress. But the lessons which
these elections teach is not without its signifi-
cance- The aggregate Democratic vote has
been very largely increased many of the old
protectionist members of the Radical stripe
have been replaced by revenue reformers of
the same party, but with more liberal ideas,
and the Radical majority in Congress, instead
of being as formerly, in excess of two thirds
will be cut down to not moro than from TWEEN
ty to twenty-five.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15

CIRCUIT CoURr-The November term Of
the Jefferson Circuit Court, Judge Hall pre-
siding, convened in Shepherdstown on
Wednesday last.
Tho Grand jury. after session of two
days, issued eleven indictments, for INSIDE
mcannrs. &c.
Judge Edward White, of Berryville, quail
flied as practicing attorney in this Court.
The Court opened with the commenc ement
of the Middlekautf case, and occupied two
days in hearing the evidence. The argument
was opened on Thursday night, and on Fri
day the jury returned verdict of mot guilty"
Stubs, Beltzhoover and Stanton, for State !;
and Lucas, Green, Faulkner and Blackburn,
for Middlekauff.
The trial of Owen Vanvacter, for the kill
ing of Ryan Piper, (colored, } is set for Thurs
day next,
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Democratic Majority,
CONGRESSMAN.

COS0RESSMEN.
In the First District, Davis, (Dem) has
l ,344 majority.
In the Second District, McGrew (Rad.)
has 9S7 majority.
In the Third District, Hereford (Dem.)
has 1854 majority.
STATE SENATE.
list District-*Lewis Apologize, D.. Lewis
Baker. d.
I'd District-*John r. Brown, r. VIM.
b. Ice. D.
Sd District-*Wm. 3. Crane, r.. VIM.
Price, r.
4th District-*Wm. I. Foreman, R.;
Charles f. Scott, r
5th District-*James Gather, R.; Okey
johnson. D.
9th District-*Spencer Dayton, D.; VIM.
c. Carper, D.
9TH District-*spiccr Patrick, D.; W. A.
Alexander, d.
9Th District-*M Mitchell Cook, D.; Thos.
B. Kline. D.
9th District-*A. R. HUMPHREYS, R.;
James Scott, d.
10th District-*Geo Hartman, r. Fl. G.
Davis, d.
1lth Dstrict-*Geo. Koontz, R. Samuel
Gold, r.
Twelve Democrats, ten Radicals.
Shedding over.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Barbour-Byron Love, D.
Berhelcy-M. udenbousch, D.. DR.. Steh-
ley, R.
Boone-F. W. Meadows, D.
Brdrtom-W. D. Rollyson, D.
BrOohe-James Hervey, D.
CidbeH and Lincoln-J. Fl. Ferguson, u.
I,Ia <,,.I IL VU;ll;a,, I -oah n
CYny anil NIchoLs-B Stephenson, D.
DoddrIge-F Langftt, D.
FHycUe-R. A. Flanagan. D.
Grant and Hardy-A w Smith, D.
Crecnbrier and Aionroe-J. J.. Nelson, D..
II. p. Brown. D.. B. F. Ballard. D.
Humpshre-F. w. Heiskell, D.
Huncoch-D Donehoo, r.
H,rrison-Charles s. Lewis, D.; T. J.
West, D.
.Jncksom-Fred Hassler R.
Jeferson-E. W. Wilson, D; G. E. Stubs,
D.
Kana,OAa-L. A. Martin, r; B. p. Wyatt,
r.
Le,cjS-Henry Brannon, D.
Logan-Not heard from.
Mrson-H. w. Webster, D.
MurshaH-W. 3. Mcdonald, D; L. T. New
man. d.
Murion-James Morrow, Jr., D; A. Prieh-
ard. D.
Mercer-S Upton, D.
Minerul-J. w. Keys, D.
UonongulM-Ge G. Sturgis, r; ]. B.
Tough, Il.
Morgan-J. II. Hovermale, D.
MrDo'eeN, Wyoming and Rd1e'yh-Not
heard from.
Ohio-E. G. Cracrafs, D; R. G. Barr, D !;
John Faris, ID.
Pmdtton-John Borgess., R.
Peasants and Vcod-J. NJ. Jackson, D
w. .. Kecver, d.
Prcsfon-C. NJ. Bishop, r; J. P. Jones, K.
P~tn0m--J. i. Mclean, r.
RnndOLph and 7Hcker-L. Chenewlth, D..
RHchie-B. McGinnis, r.
Ronnc-Simmons D.
TGy'or-R. DAVIDSON, D.
Iyler-Anthony Smith. r.
Upshwr-A. B. Clark, r.
TKnyHe-Wm. Shannon, D.
Webster and Pucnhontas-Not heard from.
IVct=el-Charles Hornor, D.
Wits. Sheppard, D.
Thirty>nine Dem ocrats, fourteen Radicals.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15
NEW GOODS AND GREAT BARGAINS

DROWN & BROTHER. at the old stand opposite
ID Bank Building, Cha rlestown, are now offering
a large and very carefully selected stock OF
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
LIQUORS: QUEENSwARE.
WOODENwARE, &c,
az the rnrst reduced prices. Their assortment is
complete in every department. and will be sold as
similar goods be obtained in the county.
call from the Ladies is respectfully collected.
they have hand n variety of DRESS GODS. and
other indispensable articles. rarely found in tho
market. good stock Of READY MADE CLOTH
ING, BOOTS AND SHOES, nj rOIt.
GJ- Country Produce taken in exchange for
Goods at market rates.
Nov. 10. lS70-3t. BROWN & BRO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15

AGAINST DIVISION OF THE SYNOD
One of the most Interesting subjects before
the Virginia Synod of the Presbyterian
Church, held in this place last week. was the
question looking TO a division of the Synod
into two or more Synods. The discussion was
marked for its interest, and brought out the
talent of the body in its discussion. 1t was
finally decided by vote of about Sc to 80
not to ditide, in which decision we heartily
rejoice. - FrederickSLurg Herald
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15
The West Virginia Press on the Elec-
ton.

The recent election in this State is, of
course, says the Wheeling Register, looked
upon through different lights by the editors of
the papers of the respective parties in the
State. Our Democratic friends are particu-
larly jubilant over the result because of their
long repression and in view of the prospect
that this is the first and greatest of long
series of triumphs in West Virginia, the
greatest because it has been attained over OBJ
stacles which it is not likely we will ever have
to encounter again. Upon the other hand,
the Republican Journals generally accept the
situation" with good grace and, with an as
sumption of cheerfuness, which we of the
Democratic press are fully prepared, by our
own experience, to appreciate and understand,
propose to go to work'again aud labor to re-
trieve disaster. We have so often whistled to
keep our own spirits up and pipe away the
sinking of our hearts. that We understand the
sensation completely. and therefore tender to
our Radical friends the sympathy Of one who
has frequently been in their fix.
The Fairmont Vest Trymian, Radical,
says:
"We plumed our rooster with energy, fed
him on hope, and marked him mot transfer
rable," in loud italics; modification
only equalled by his abomniable perversity
he is n hen. She is not rooster, for he won
crow-the beast the-the-hang him =
She can't crow. so he can't, TOspeak in strict
accordance with our feelings we are half in
clned TO murder him for her wrctched failure.
From present indications, and the popular
belief; from existing circumstances and the
evidence OF stubborn facts, and the fnal.re-
suit of careful summing up by careful arith-
neticians presume cant very we'll do
otherwise then acknowledge the success Of the
Democratsc State ticket two Democratic Con-
gressmen a majority Of the Democratic legis
lators, and numerous Democratic 'etceteras"
which affecting dispcusatiOn We trust VIC
duly and truly deplorc.
"Let as haze pe0cc :"
The Moundsville National. Radical, don't
like the result one bit and don't care to con-
ceal its disgust. 1t says:
"This idea of holding fast to the old dogma
of few corrupt party leaders controlling the
party is played out 1t might do when West
Virginia was under the cid regime of no
school houses and no newspapers. But that
time has gone by never to return.
This election in West Virginia proves that
the mission Of the Republican party is we'll
nigh ended. so far as the negro and the pres
eryation of the Union is concerned. That is
now dead issue, and something more than
simply the name of the Republican party is is
IeouiTed to give it success in the future =
The prospects of success in the future for the
present Republican party look doubtful. The
people have nightly changed since the days 5,
when everybody had "nigger on the BRAIN bra
nd believed in hanging every rebel. 1hose
avs are numbered. The people rule; we
nst stand BY the people and they will stand
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15
MARRIED.

On the 7th irst, in Martin pburg. by Rev. NJ l.
Caller. Mr.. GEoRG ESIlRIVER. Of Morgan county,
to Misc ROSE c. COOK, of Martiusburg.
On the SIh inst. at the home Of the bride. by tho
Rev. Stephen K. Kremcr. MIR. JAMES ii. SMALL.
to Miss MARY II. REYNOLDS. all OF Berkeley
county.
On Thursday last, At the residence CT the bridc's
father. Smithfirld. hv Rev. ID. II. Bittle. Mr..
RUFUS MIDDLEKAUFF and Miss MAGGIE
CoLEMAN-aIl of this county.
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D..

s.t IL So. &c ". II. and A. CoSper. aged / year
and 8 months.
On the lat inst. at his residence in Lancaster.
Pa, Rev. Dr.. BERNARD c. WOLFF, in the 10th
year of his age.
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1Ew ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION.

II NE nero antiIc partnership Of Brown K Hender-
j son, Cha rlrstown. was dissolved by mutual con-
sent on the oath of September last and all notes.
accounts, &c, due to the coucern, in the hands
of Jacob B. Brown. for settlement. Prompt pay
mept will be required. the 5-siness of the firm
must be at once settled.
BROWN HENDERSON.
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JUST IN SEASON!

TT G. FRANCE is pleased to inform his old
i friends, nd the public in general. that he has
again re-upened his SALOON at the old stand. and
supplied his Bar with the very beet Lqn"rs the msr
ket could produce. Throughout the s,a son. he will
TERS. for sale by the quart gallon, furni.hed
at bis ruom by the plate, in any manner desired.
CharlestUwn, Nov Is, IS70-3t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15

AN ABLE EcCLEsIAsT1eAL CoURT-The
Virginia Synod of the Presbyterian Church,
is probably, unsurpassed for talent by any ju.
dicatory of like character, and size, in the
United States.
[Fredericks6ure Herald,
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

THE Stockholders OF the KabIctown and Bloom
i cry Turnpike, are hereby notified to pay in IS
per of thrir Stock by the Let of December.-
Those who have failed TO pay the Is per cent. pre-
vOUsIv ordered are also notified that the must
be paid at once, IL they wish to costs. By
l er OF the Board of Directors.
GEO. II. TURNER, Treasurer.
Nov IS 1870 IL FP
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TINWARE ESTABLISHMENT.

WITH addition of n " sehinery and IcoS.
ofTin, Sheet Iron and Stove Work. AZ shortest ne,
tce Special attention paid 20 Rsrsinng o. ~
kind. ROOFING AND SCOUTING promptly
We have a large stock Of all the Improved
CouK AND HEATING SToVEA
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find IL TO their ad-
v.n,soe 10 rxamine our stock Of TInwaIe. which
will be sold low. heCOkDh = DOA1'
nherI 4 S10-3t.
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.. William NJ. Ntcrrick, Demoerat
Mdssdchusetts.
/. james Burlington, Republican.
2. Cakes Ames. Republican.
8. Ginery TwitcheA. Republican.
4. Samuel Hooper, Republican.
5. Benjamin f. Butler, Republican.
6. Nathaniel p. Banks. Republican.
7. George NJ. BROOKS. Republican.
8. George +. Hoar. Republican.
9. William 3. Washburn. Republican.
10. Henry L. Dawes, Republican.
Michigan.
/. Henry Waldron, Republican.
2. William l.. Stoughton, Republican.
8. Austin Blair. Republican.
4. Thomas w. Ferry. Republican.
5. Omar D. Conger, Republican.
6. Jabez G. Sutherland, Democrat, gain.
minnesota.
]. Mark Fl. Dunnell. Republican.
2. John 7. Averill, Republican, gain.
MissourI
/. Erastus Wells, Democrat.
2. Gustavus FinkeIuburg, Liberal Rep'n.
8. James r. Mccormick, Democrat.
4. Not sufficient returns.
5. Samuel T. Burdett, Regular Rep'n.
b. Not sumclent returns.
7. Isaac G. Parker, Regular Republican.
8. Not sufficient returns.
O. Not sufficient returns.
Nerdda.
Thomas Fitch, Republican.
New York.
l. Dwight Townsend, Democrat.
2. Thomas kinsella, Democrat.
s. Henry W. Slocum, Democrat.
4. r. u. Roosevelt, Democrat.
S. William Il Roberts, Democrat.
6. Samuel S. Cox, Democrat.
7. Smith Ely. Jr., Democrat,
s. James Brooks, Democrat.
8. Fernando Wood. Democrat.
TO- Clarkson N. Potter, Democrat.
IL. Charles St. John, Republican.
IL. John II. Ketcham, Republican.
49, Joseph H. TuthilI Democrat.
IA. Eli Perry, Democrat.
Is. Joseph NJ. Warren. Democrat, gain.
16. Andrew Williams, Republican.
II. William A. Wheeler, Republican.
IS. John NJ. Carol, Democrat, gain.
10. Elizur Il. Prindle, Republican.
20. Clinton i. Merriam, Republican.
81. Ellis II. Roberts. Republican.
%. William L. Lansing. Republican.
%. r. Holland Duell. Republican.
"a. John +. Seeley, Republican.
25. William II. Lamport. Republican.
&c. Milo Goodrich, Republican.
27. Horace B. Smith, Republican.
%. Freeman Clarke. Republican.
90 Seth Wakemau, Republican.
80. William Williams, Democrat, gain.
81. Walter L. Sessions, Republican.
Ne,O Jersey.
l. John W. Hazelton. Republican.
2. Samuel C. Forker. Democrat
8. John T. Bird. Democrat.
a. John Hill, Republican.
S. George a. Halsey, Republican, gain.
Rhode Island.
I. Benjamin T. Eames, Republican.
o James NJ. Pendleton, Republican.
Tennessee.
I. Roderick R. Butler, Republican.
9. Horace Maynard, Republican.
8. Not Sufficient returns.
4. Not sufficient returns.
5. Edward l. Golladay, Democrat, gain.
6. w. c. Whitthorne. Democrat, gain.
7. Robert T. Caldwell. Democrat, gain.
8. VIM. W. Vaughn, Democrat, gain.
Virginia.
l. W. N. Norton, Colored Republican.
2. James II. Plat, Republican.
8. Charles 3. Porter, Republican.
4. Not sufficient RETURNS.
5. K. T. w. Duke, Democrat.
g. John 7. Harris, Democrat.
7. E. NJ. Braxtou, Democrat.
8. William Terry, Democrat.
Wisconsin
1. Alexander Mitchell, Democrat, gain
2. George w. Hazelton, Republican.
8. J. Allen Barber, Republican.
4. Charles A. Eldridge, Democrat.
S. Philetus Sawyer, Republican.
6. Jeremiah NJ. Rusk, Republican.
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TO TIE WORKING CLASS.

MALE OR EEMALE.-we are nov prepared to
vi furnish all classes with Constant Employment.
at home. the whole part of the time. Business
new respectable and very profitable. Persons Of
either sex easily fro:n IS to IS psr evening"
and a much larger amount by deyOting their whole
as much as men r women. Any sending for
cur Full Instructions is certain 0make money very
That all may send tbrir address. and tsst the
business. we will ssBd FREE, by mail, Our Full
Instructions how 10 Commence. BY IL many per-
in this rity ms king $50 per week, deyot-
ing four to five hours . day. No Capital Needed 10
business il is adapted for all persons and all
localities. fyou desire permanent employ meat.
and large returns send us your foil Post Ofoe Sd
dress. Address NJ YOUNG co..
Oct 25-Im 66 Fulton St, New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15

BS- The worst Coughs yield, as if by magic,
to the Wonderful Curative Powers Of DR..
Pierce's Alt. Ext, or Golden Medical Dis
covery. 1t also surpasses anything else ever
before discovered fer the cure of Liver Com
plant" or 'Billiousness," and Constipation of
the Bowels. 1t regulates the action of the
heart and cures palpitation. Sold BY drug
gists.
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy cures "Cold in
the Head and the worst cases of CatarTh.
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SEASON OF Is7O-7I.
Mason s. HamIin Cabinet Organs.
Important ImpTOvCments.
Patsnte June 2I,t, and August 23d. 1870.
REDUCTION OF PRICES.


REDUCTION OF PRICES.
THE Mason Il HamIin Organ Co. have the plaas-
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their Cabinet Organs ,Ior which Patents grant
ed them in June and August lhst. These are mos
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substantial excellence of the INSTRUMENTS.
They are also enabled by increased facilities Ter
ma uiacture. to make from thus date, iu'f CT re-
duction Of prices Oh several leading styles.
Having comp and sdded TO their former facili-
ties large new mRnuiRciury, they hope herenher
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The cabinet Organs mHdH by this Company are OF
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SYNOD OF VIRGINIA NI,RESB1IEHlAN.J-
From the Fredericksburg Heraid, we .cOntin.
ue our report of the proceedings of this &C.
clesastical Court:
Thursday. Noy. 4.-The reports on Syn
odicaI records were read and adopted.
Rev. DIR. Broaddus, of the Baptist Church,
was invited to sit as corresponding mem
Der.
Lynchburg was fixed on as the place of the
next meeting of the Synod, and the 18th of
October, 1871, as the time.
Friday, Nov. Glider A. G. Grinnan,
for the church of Orange, appeared and took
his seat.
The report of the Committee on the Union
Theological Seminary was read and adopted.
The Committee on the Memorial Of Rev.
DR.. Foote made their report, which was re-
ceived and adopted.
The Committee on the minutes of the East
Hanover Presbytery made a report, in which
exceptions were taken TO the action of the
Presbytery in several particulars. An in
terestiug discussion followed. and in the main
the exceptions were sustained By the Synod.
The Rev Drs. Woodson and Robinson adj
dressed the Synod on the subjects OF Susten-
tation and Foreign Missions.
A paper was introduced by Mr.. Blakey, re-
commencing Hampden Sydney College to the
patronage and affection of the churches.
Rev. Dr. Baird addressed the Synod on the
subject of Education and Publication in a
written paper, which was referred.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15
FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.

From the condensed news column Of tho
Baltimore Gazette, We make up the following
nnrnmaru
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15
OoNaREssMEN ELEoTED.

We give below list of the members of tho
For.y-second Congress, elected on Monday
and Tuesday, SO far as the returns received
indicate with sufficient cIearnesS the successful
candidates: