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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-04
CALAMITY AT hARPER'S FERRY.
Appeal of Relief Committee.

The citizens of Harper's Ferry and vicinity
met in the Methodist Protestant Church, on
Sunday, October I'd, at 8 p. NJ, to devise
means for the relief of the sufferers by the
recent flood.
The following persons were appointed MS n
Committee S. +. Cross, Henry Keller, Rev.
J. A. McFaden, Il. w. Wilson. Il. Fl. Cham
bers. Daniel Ames. N. G. Bracket. Rev. j.
J. Kane, Rev. NJ. Case. Rev. NJ. j.. Hysore,
C. f. Beller, Charles King, T. w. Potter
field, George Koonce. NJ. Walsh, Charles Pa
vies, W. Cox and S. V. Yantis.
APPEAL.
The public has already been apprized OF
the great calamity that has befallen Harper 8
Ferry and vicinity. In single day upwards
of fortY-fve of our citizens have lost their
lives more than fifty families have been rem
dered homeless, whilst the entire business OF
the town is for the present in complete ruin.
After FIVE years of destructive warfare, and
fye years of entire prostration of business, our
town was just beginning to recover itself when
this fresh calamity came upon it, Those who
escaped the food are generally poor, but are
doing their utmost for the relief OF the sut>
ferers. How are these homeless people to be
fed and housed during the coming Fall and
Winter? For the answer we appeal to gen.
erous public.
Communications mag be forwarded to E.
W. Wilson, Corresponding Secretary.
Contributions may be sent to S. V. Tantis
c. p Beller and G. +. Cross, Committee Of
Citizens Relief Association.
All contributions will be acknowledged il
the county papers.
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FRIDAYS NEWS.

A despatch from Berlin speaks of three
different opinions which prevail in in Germany
as to the conditions of peace. Acquisition of
territory, indemnity for the costs of the war,
the possession of Metz and Strasbourg or their
dismantlcd. is the prevailing language of all.
The National Guard at Lyons have arrested
Cluseret aud his adherents. He was heading
a revolution. and had found his way into the
Town Hall, haranguing the people.
The French made another sortie from Metz
on Tuesday, which resulted in their defeat,
after severe conflict, though they carried of
their dead and wounded and Prussian prison.
ers captured.
Meetings have been held of the protects of
a number of the departments of France, and
further and most active measures taken fog
national defence Marseiles and Lyons are
perfecting the organization Of an army, though
the trouble at the latter place about the red
flag continues.
The late efforts which have been made in
England to induce the British Ministry to
interfere to save France from ruin are said to
be having an effect upon the Government.
which is likely to depart from its policy of
abstaining from active mediation.
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One Moran murdered Lieutenant PacE

One Moran murdered Lieutenant Pack
ard at East Soughton, Mass, and escaped into
a swampy wood. The neighbors turned out
en- masse to capture him, but he kept them at
bay by going where they dared not follow
So they have set the woods on FIRE in circle,
the man within it, and hired 500 blood
hound to tear him to pieces as soon as the fire
feIon and track him by bIoodhouuds are
used to be especially Mortified when black
felons we're bounded in the South, without
the accompaniment of fame and brand.
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FRANCE AND PRUSSIA,
From the condensed news column Of the
Baltimore Ga=ette, we make up the following

From the condensed news column OF the
Baltimore Gazette, we make up the following
summary =
THURSDAYS NEWS.
A great parade of Prussian troops has taken
place in the court yard at Versailles, where
the Crown Prince distributed honors to SOL
diers who have distinguished themselves
The Prussians have not occupied Orleans j;
after nearing the city they halted and turned
back towards Paris. They have entirely evac-
uated Fontainbleau and on Tuesday attacked
Roam but were repulsei.
A threatened bombardmeDt of the towns of
Mezieres and Clarieville seems TO have driven
off almost the entire population of both towns
They have fed to Belgium where they have
been kindly received. The people of the
suburbs of Paris have returned to their homes.
The country around Paris for the distance of
twenty Kilometres has been depopulated and
devastated; few shopkeepers only remain in
the villages.
Business is suspended nearly at Barcelona,
and the people continue to leave in coDse-
quence of the rapid spread of the vomito-
Late ddvices received at Tours from Paris
by balloon, report perfect order as existing
there.
The total receipts Of the Preach Sanitary
Fair in San Francisco were $50, 900. of (which
SAT 900 have been already sent to France.
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= The Vicksburg Miss papers announce
the death of Joseph Emerson Davis, on the
18th instant, in the eighty seventh year of his
age. lie was the elder brother of the Hon.
Jefferson Davis, on whom he indeed lavished
all the care of father. Born in South Car
DINA. he early moved to Mississippi, and
settled in what is now Warren county.
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NJ A Il RTE d.

On the 18th ult., by Rev. J. w. Evan. Mr.. Ma
THANIEL MILLS and Mis- MARY NICELY.
In Shepherdstown ON Thursday evening last. by
Rev. d. II. Bittle, MIR. JACOB II. HARTMAN to Miss
ANN r. KGDWILER, all OF this county.
On the 23d uIt.. in Winchester. by Rev. Father
Keeie, Mr.. WIN. FITZPATRICK, of CharlestOwn,
to Miss MARY CLARK.
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a Gard,
sMIrHrIELD, October !, 1870.
Messrs. Editors !:

Messrs. Editors:
Permit me through the medium of your
paper to say that the circular referred to in
your last Issue as having been circulated among
the colored men was no part whatever of the
business or proceedings of the Convention
held in your place Saturday, September "a,
1870, and not in accordance with the views
entertained by the members Of that convention.
Very Respectfully,
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MONDAYS NEWS.

The Grand Duke Of Mechlenburg Schwerin
has, BY royal decree, been appointed Governor
of all the districts of France occupied by the
German armies, except those under the iuris
dction Of the Governors of Alsaco aud Lor-
mine
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THE BOARD OF REGISTRATION.

About three hundred voters were summon
ed to appear before the Grand Sanhedrim at
Shepherdstown yesterday. At the hour
of going to press we have not learned the
result
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-04

- The New York Herald thinks it is
probable that Mr.. Hoffman, the Democratic
candidate for Governor of New York, will be
reelected by seventy thousand majority.
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- The Petersburg Courier remarks that
the way to encourage immigration to Virginia
is to offer lands at reasonable prices, give
worthy cmmigrants a welcome, and treat
respectable new corners as friends and neigh
bOrS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-04

BY The Winchester Presbytery will meet
at Moorefeld, Hardy county, ". Va, On to-
morrow.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-04
DIED d.

At Leipac, Kent county. Delaware on the 22d
cay of August. Mrs. MARY ELLEN TOWNS for
ncrly of this county, aged SO years and months.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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LOST NOTE.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned not to buy or
"A cell e Negotiable Noie-beIieved without date
and stamp-drawn by John W. Kennedy and en-
dorsed by r. b. Washington and John SeIden, pay
able at Jefferson Savings Bank, for $500. This
note given for reversal.
October :, lSTO-lt. JOHN W. KENNEDY
CUPERIOa Wood and Iron Bound Barrels. for
= sale by Jos II. YESTERDAY.
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.
OF COPARTNERsHIP,

THE partpershiw heretofore existing between a
i =. Smith and G. l.. Bergstresser is this day
(August IS. 1870 dissoiTed By mutual consent
A. s. Saith will remain at tho old stand.
October 4. IS1O-5t.
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TRY walkers Vinegar Bitters. for sale by
i w. .. MASON.
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STONE & MURRAY'S
CIRCUS

The Colossus of Exhibitions!
NEW DESIG Ms TO AMUsE
Peerless MatehleSs SHIFT
FRESH SENSATIONS FOR 1870.
WILL EXHIBIT IN
Gharlestown, Friday, October IA,
On Old Circus Lot and Ring, near Depot
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81. BuroHsR
TOWN lois FOl.sALK.

DY virtue ola decree OF lie circuit court Of
ID Gilner county, pronounced N the cause
In which q. j. Butcher and W. q. lenneit
commissioners, are coinplainauts, aud William
MoIley and r. N. ChalNnt ara defendants, the
undersigned, A commissioner appointed for the
purpose will, OH the LIST day OF March. 1870, II
the circuit court Of Levi, county shall be 10
session on that day, anil if not, then on tbs
FIRST day thereafter on witch II may be In res.
sion, In front OF the conrt house Of Lewis coun.
~, offer for sale
THREE TO jyN LOTS, ii
in the town Of Weston, Lewis county, formerly
the property OF Jacob Lorsn,z, Jr., but now
OWNED by William HoIlcy, one Of said lvts
fronting Gu first street and the other two on
Run street. ....,-t.,t... a.. t...s-
TERMS OF sALE--CAsII
W. q. BENNETT,
hao-at 'l Commissioner.
The above sale Is postponed Until the frs, iay
ofths May term 1870, Of the circuit couEt Of
Lewis county.
". G. BENEFIT,
na9@i Coami,'icnei.
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R0SENurlN ! GuGGENllrlNER.
r.rtsrsburg, February I.
r EATHER / LEArHERil

The citizens Of Lewis and ABIDING couutie,
are respectfully Informed that | am now ore.
pared TO supply them with all kinds OF l.enhSf.
both Upper and Sole, OH reasonable terms.
have The most experienced Tanner in thecoun
and will try to make such stock us = III suit nv
customers. llemlock or Eastern iarnrd sole
Calf and Kip skins, harness and side leati,ti al
ways on hand. All tanned on the Oh plan :.
10 short or paten. process used ltlc. Til,
highest price paid in cash or leather for green o,
dry Hides al tile Old I.orents Tannssy. Tsrni
strictly cash. Please call and see me.
Weston. W. Va. q.
aug3l-ly q. j. BUTCHER
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Y w M IN ]

rTNo THE WORKING CLAss.-wt ~ ~.
j. prepared 10 furniih al eiaiies vim ~
slant employment 81 home, the whsls o.
time or for ipars moments. Bniinsn ~. -,
light and profitable. psrisns Of either ~ =.
easily eath from so {. to 81, per evening ~ ~
Iptoroftlossti sum BY dststibg their Nhptss.i
10 The business. Boys asd girls eirp n.an !,;,,
rnch a men. That all who zee thi, no.
ipay send their aadtess, ard test ths taIn.',.,
VIZ make tbs hupafallsitd s1er: Te Tvs, .iy
sto not well satisHed, 1--WE will send slWpi
for I've troubl. Of writing. Pun gittsa.'s.,,,.
work on. and a,sepy Of Tss Ptortss L'iI
nv CoArA sios--ose oil the largest and hh"t,
ily newspapers pablshed-alI sent f"s,l
nail. Reader, n tou ssaiiisrnsssnl ''Ii TO-
ahl, work. sdsisss Z y. ALLAN sSla
gni.a sN.s II
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THE.DEMOCRArt

has acquired. lathe future, al, i, The past,
we shall speak our sentiments boldly aad
f.arie,-ly Having no policy but frinc'Plss,
We shall expose sll attempts TO barter lppss
the rights Of the People - IL
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"FAUr AND FANCY"

will .oniinss. 10 contain ii. cram u III
Comic M"nttlys aad the h.a, JOKES II II.
season. Oar
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THE DEMOCRAT FOR 1877
ssEATINDUCEMEITs TO sUsscHlBEKs
RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
LIBERAL CASH PREMIUMS.

d a. '| - tfF f''-
In pr.sentihg to eur patrons sur Prospect:
rs FOR 1870, We take occasion y thank then
for tie liberia! patronage Nhich losy have
bestowed upon US. Commencing under cir.
.uu.s,anses Of the most depressing charae,
surrounded by the most anlagonis,ie iuhu;
enees-snd with The failure Of our 'predeess-
iors weighing us down and re!arding 'ugr best
Efforts, we congratulate ourselves and Tue
brave Democracy Of this section thst'ws hare
overcome all opposition. both from prst,ldsd
friends and arowsd enemies; and thlt X
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."POLlTICAL CHIT. CHAr'

will b. familiar chat about men and tbisrs,
embracing more political Information /. IA
Gould be crowded into dout.s M Jan. Ipas,
ia any other m.nnsr. Our ,s58i ~ r.
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THE DEMOCRAT,

81
will d.nl.nd ID. speedy rsp.sl ofsh. aunsr;:
Gus Test oaths which now Disgrace our ssst'
ute books and cripple our State; : Wis. psli,
ey Of Internal Impro 1smsht, and an 'smcient
system in relation to Emigration. 'at.i. a
Our ai,s will bsts make d
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GENERAL NKws"

viii sontaln . sarset SUMMARY Of sr.rythiae
that 'raasPir"up'o the hssr Of rsins Il
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AND .gNEleHpoNeoop'

s.a,cp as s. aisx b.aIpl : ilrii sa1tT
,"H0MK AND NEIGHBOUR GoDs
,f9n '7ri ysa 81, 7yl ti.il sg t0.ais El
Department will continue o.bs rtaexi Of ali
thai lranipirsa il, our, County ,tnLSta.s, AUD
HE tfstis which have brought forth u,s com
inSndatisn 81 the entire Presi Stthi STATE, ii
having presented tho best Local Dspsrfne Il
efany paper 10 the State, will not DO rslia-
pushed. 91 t't- hhii 80 H3tA l' "a
ln addition to slla this, Wa hsvs. ut great
trouble and expenss, ,seeuredthe ssIistanee sf
,Asoma Of the abltst political Writtri eftbs
county, Sbs will contribute thsir eF.rt,,
through the eslun,nk Of t...t..t,,, d, /, (.
ias THE DEMOCRAT rs '"R
for III. restoration q Pgsss, y ,pyinsai and
prosperity 10 our l.tl 3
n % n5bl'5 On Sill Z n 4,
CORRESPONDENCE 'ls1i. s,
an aR nsii.ts Of ihtnesi to the teai,.iTpuS.
lie is cordially in,i,cd. fa', tes7..d15I :. Z.
-sr'i .i.'l eat io Dr. q en- 8
ratT TERMS: "a gBad-ii
ons copy. enc year, 50 90. s- h
Ten csriss. one year! SIT 80. and an ts.,r.
espy to tie gstter.sp of the oiub. 81 M
For a tlnh Of Twent. sub.erib.rs and $s6 I'D
We will give Fiya Dollars Ia cash. 3
For club OF Thirty Subscribers and ISL on
"suill give seven dollars and afty s.hii. 3
For club o. Forty subscribers and so "a
We will give ten dollars. lfL gET7hf u
For a club Of Fihy sub,srib,ri AID Ss7 80
We will give fifteen dollars. esy' lFll =
For club Of Ons Hundred subscriber,
and Sl76 90, wswill give thirty -6vs dollars,
RATES WITH OTHER PAPERS.
Tbs Democrat and wheeling Register s. rs
The Democrat and Cincinhat Ii Enquirer 9 80
The Democrat and Pometoy's Democrat 8 rs
The Democrat and Godey's 1ady's Book 4 25
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The Democrat and Laaiest Friend II ia & Id
The Democrat and Ballou's Monthly q Ri
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The Democrat and New Eclectic i''Iis' d "a
The Democrat and Philadelphia Post i'll
Aaire-s, s0zAb / woFrlsbls.
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yJyKsr VIRGINIA uxiyIlslfY.
ls,. j.T.aoKl, Pat Bead q S.gss.
e.e. Dturgi,s. Secretary.

&c. bturgin. keeroAy.
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Frofesssr o. Mental ssd Neral Ph,!sssp!.
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sfEagliih i.i,srs,urs sd Rrinsilsl siPfye
story Department. l.it SO iHf
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Of Mathematics and Military feeties.fsUi
]. STBvtIsss, 4 w., ~. D., Pis.ssss, 4
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy.
? W. Wsop, Ph. D., Psofesssr Of Ase,ss,Id
Modern Languages I1;Li Ike
y. " aitia, A T., Assis.sst 10 he lf,lRs'
tory Department.
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GsoRoi N. illsAsi., Ess. Os,s,is,sst,ii ..
Y Grounds And Bulainfs. lgi r. Y i9''
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~ and Hygiene.
Her. Jsss a Dnis, ..Lects,sf % Civil ssic''
stitutienal Law. ,,,.,
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Be.rdi.s-.S...s ..ext $40 ~ ."t.
Il.s.as 81 es!slsrss.. . .!I,l..-
L1sr4mJsAlCARRULLk ,BR0aai'
| Nssrkr,ls kerr Aasu. s1a ST..
Jsha S. East aide d Stone Bridrr
" WHEELING. W. VA.
i'lisaunents, Tonba. HSadstsasa, l.,tl"'
drindstons,, etc., slvays On hand aud ti'n'
ed to order. Plaster sfrasis supplied - . 70.
ssa.ble terms. sRsrseAs requiring an!is,l
jn their lias would do veil s,ebmnuuisH'
with them, and lsata tbs:r terms before iss.
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THE DEMOCRAT

Ia MT1I ~ ..IEF l'T 9iI Iri' ~
will spps,s all infring.m.nts, blythe Fsd.ral
Goversluen spon the rights. reserved 10 ths
People and tho States rsspectivsly; sad uss
al proper means to adm the defeat sfths
Fifteenth Amendment, believing that "Ihis y
a Goyernnent iusiit uttd by White Ifsn, fol
the benefit Of White Men, and that IL should
be administered by White Asn." IA
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A CARb.-A clergy msu, Wills taiaiir u
n South Americas az tnis.iepas!, dirs'nj;
ID sal. and simple remedy fot: The :tprs :
yGvbsi wiatne.s. early Decay, Diiei!ti =
The urinay aud sesinalL Ofkapi, go "
whole train sfdisuraeu brought on ;! s.s,l.
md vicious habits. Great nutnbers hiI. w.
cured By Ills, noble r.medy. Prompted ~
! will send The recipe III preparing ita NV,
this medicine IA 1, sealsd sn,alopsi IN"
charge. TO Auy enc rhs nseds II. L
4 Addfsss, ~ bii JOSEPH 7. lsNAn
States q. Dibls nsus., New rsts eY'
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n lsDs FOR SALE -csod Farming l,,i'
lI Paril. in cnltirstion, aud the bslii,'i y
Woods, fsr sale In lots 10 suis purchasers, i''as
ted in Lewis teunty, On the Stauntes and Paf,
ksribnrs Turnpike, miles from Ts,tsnt q.
In Calhodn county, on the LITTLE Kasirh.n ,T
and Cd the Pike, near Grannsilis. Lls'"'
terms; Apply 10 or address jes
fRE1lEl.iC FOuSE. Agents for :hs h.fi !:
=. <. fsd,s, dead. &c HestsA. HE
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"HOME READING

will b selected ron lie best au.h,rs Of H.
day Of this and ether souniriss. Oar
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will continue to Ss SLED with theme inter.
sstinr items that ,esa b gathered from our
exchanges. Oar
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THE DEMOCRAT.

/. wslssas visitor at every arssids. It's ,sri-
ss, Departments will DO, continued, 1h'
"LADlES, COLUMN
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