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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19
Gin(tnaungeu unb &orre(ponofn}sn,
betunbers aber ftr6li9e unb anbere pibtse gt<
gebenbeiten, fnb jeberseit piQfon'men, r'urs's
aber bom 0erfa1er unter3eianet 1etn.

A- gcf<DfRee, ,wlpnes= Orssrs iub tas tiaisRe unb
uub erfe Mttel 3nr lle5ereneuns DON geh uns plten
no Fe ,u baten Fnb. tasu sebrandt mersen.
gDenn bic Masn ron ltnterdreitrn eineeianet geree,
frlten fe beuh eedrisbsn en unb eas gofamt epHat9
unb Staat eenau unb rbtie dnseseben merten.
gDenn cine 3eituns ron etnem Ypfamt an Elm aneeres
seriest merten fra 70 mus tmer aud tas gramt nse>
gDenn Setane fein 8latt nidt resendbis empfanst
rber M auf ireent eine r Jebler eia4leiden 70 rlte
ter betrssnpe Msen ppte bic Ssraussste1 'elsid be-
nadridttet merten.
Sic 0erantmprtHdtst fir @sltfeneunsen fit bic Bel
tuna perben mir tann berntmen wenn tieeben per
restfrirteu gref rter per gr'Ses atpne7- &C.
f1sbea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19
Mfut fe &riegsna6ri9tfn
auf rer pritten Sette.
Mnaldnoil9e Ma@ri@ten.

9(uf bic riplpmatii6en llnterbancz
luneen iiber ben beabii6tiAten @afenz
iiuNano foloen mieper Srie9steridts
uno spar riesmal su 0unfen Der
6ransplen. Was jene gerbanolun9en
betrifTt> 70 1T nod su erwdbuen, rab
nunmebr teire Gbeile einaneer bic
59ulp pesJebli1la9ens uno bic fur9tz
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9onnene 6in19la6ten BON Menlden
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ten* Die 8ransolen faaen es let ben
preueen NIT ibren frienliden Mntrdsen
ME re@t crnit icnbern nur carun gu
tbun 9e>pe1e1 ibre 8ela9erunss9el6ube
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mart pa9e9en bebauptet ct babe ben
Gransoisn 0ele9enbeit eetpten neue
BebSrrer i'm sanssn 2ance gu tudblen
ater rur9 bic NprceruuA unterre7en
Varts NIT Qetensmitteln Serleben gu
curfelL iet rer $50 itiQfano unmS9z
lid 9ewpreen; bic Gransoirn bdtten
rapur6 bepte1en pab es tbnen ni6t
UNI Wolf5wablen, ppbl ater Inn bic
Gortiesuns ce5 @ioertanreS gu tbun
1et. Die Gdla6t be3ann caber reuz
ereineS unc swar traf riesmal per biuz
tise S9la9 bic Yreuben III Srlean5.
Die erlte Depelde iiber riele slfTaire
fam Yrn Gpurs> Der &elipen; eer pro-
pilprilben Neaieruna uno melcete cab
Gin Ibeil rer 2pire Mrmee cts spn &C.
neral ron rer Iann in Orleans CONF
manpirten Gruppen am pprisen Dpnz
nerltas oneriT unp eicielben nab erz
tittertem OefsAt nobel bic preuben
500 Mann Iorte uno 8erwuntete
nebf elmer Mn;abl @efan9ener per!cz
rem, ;mang bic Stapt Orleans ;u rdu>
men uno ftd in Der Nidtuns nad pa<
ris surudsu;ieben. Trans1Tl9e3eitun<
oen bebaupten, bic Deutl6sn bitten
rabei iiter 10000 Mann an Gpptsn
uno Werpunceten unb 1900 @ef fansez
ne nerlpren; cine Nlen9e erpterter
0epebre 1eien unter bic Nattpnal9arce
III Orleans sertbeilt pcroen. Dis
9anse 2oire Nrmee isf> pobl uerleben
NIT MrtiQerte, auf benz Warfde ee9en
bic Yreuben; auf rer ancern Seite
wirp eemelpet per prins Grtecri6 &arl
1st nit ieiner 4rree auf pem We9e ben
! seibla9enen Son bet Gann ;u unterz
itusen. Sen D'2lureus> unter pelien
Tlbrun9 bic TranspIen ben Sie9 er:
ran9en> babe iiber $4,000 Mann auf
rem nDroli9en uno un9efabr 10000
Mann auf nem iiicli6en ufer rereotre.
lin bic Yreuben auf ibrem Gormarlde
su bincern tpurben Straben unb 8riiz
den in cer l1u19e9enp Don Orleans ser<
fSrt. Die Nrmee pes prinsen Grtepz
rid &arl miro auf 175,000 Mann se<
| 1bdbt. Gs beibt tab Gen. D'NureuS
btrect 9e9en paris su marlairen beabz
f9tise, um bic preuben i'm NIfen attz
su9reifen. Dtele 8eri@te bebiirfen jez
bod nod ter 8efdti9un9; inpeb miro
Don perldiepenen Geiten geldrieben,
lpab an Der 2oire f9 cine reipeftatle
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19

Nepzyprfer Gabrt BE ftmmte Dan1pf<
i9if Der 5ambur9zNmer eritanii9en pa
detfabrt>2lftien> @eleQl9aft, weldes am
II. Sctpber Don @reennpd na9 6antz
burg ab9esuneen mar II, Ca fte in oer
Nabe rpn 5elsplano bic fransSfl9e
Glrtte trof, na@ @rtmsty surdt9s<
tebrt.
@cn Bremen 16reitt man: Oa6
@iepererldeinen fransbfIher Rrieee>
idife in BET Norblee bat cine Idpsrc
Galamitdt nab f@ gesp9en. Deutl6e
unb neutrale G6tffe NIT 2abuneen fir
Die beut1ben Norpleebdfen> wel6e in
Gnelanb ras Gnbe rer 8lpdare abAez
tpartet batten> famen leitoem ;ablret9
beruter fanoen In Gplse her neuen 8e@
brpbun9 Der &iilten fetnen 2pptlen uno
ltranbeten. 9(uf ben Sanbtdnfen Der
Glbe finb 3ret petrpleumi9ife 9eitran<
pet auf benen rer @eler unb Sabbe III
elmer ei1sieer fiirmil9en Na9t-spm
liz. sum IS. Oft. ni9t tpeniser ais
fiinf. Die bieii9en @erF@erun989e<
leQ19afte&t bsi oenen 3wet tieler S@iffe
uno auBerrem pie &eislapungen 3weier
anoeren DerEasrt paren bIben tnsae<
lammt ettra 100000 Gblr. @plo eft1.
sic baben1 rami! IL trouriee 8orfdQe
G6 ni6t wieoerbplen an bic 5anoelSz
TANNER tas @e1uD eeri9tet fie m18e
einen Dampfer NIT 9pptien spr Der
Weler freuSen la1en; ater bic Sam
cel5fammer ip&rpbl 1pie Ter Senat ba<
ben Te auf ibre ei9enen &rdfte yertpie<
fen. Gs liest ibri9en6 nt9t Bios an
etnem GGiT fir bic 2optlen, AUDI bteie
ltlbt ppQen nod nibt pierer binaus.
Sn jener Sturmna9t inp nur bret gu
beftrmen 9e>pelen, nit pem 2lpyppam>
! pier uNprpiee" binauSsuseben; bic
iibrioen baben f9 9ewei9ert. Gbenio
| nil na5 rtnezSbercommantp nt9t5
raSon pi6en> pab fleine &afenfabrz
;euae fcmmen uno bic Waaren rer In
Der NubenzS Sable Befranpeten S9iffe
bergen. Man fiir9tet nod INNER
i9eint es, elmer bieler fabr>paierfunoiz
gen 2eute f5nnte pur6 bobe8efedun9
perlodt> ren franSbitl4en &rie9slbtfen
! als 6ibrer bienen.
MuS bieler @enbuns Der Dinse 3iez
ben anpere 5dfen erobe @ortbetle be-
lonperS bic bpQdnpt den, penn man
19reibt aus Mntwerpen: We9en Der
erpben Nn;abl Der reutlten 5anbels<
i9tfe bic i'm bieii9en 6afen 3uFudt
senpmmet1 uno res oermebrten 5anz
pel6perftbrs> pa in Gol9e ce8 &rte9e5
bic Waaren non uno na9 Deutl9lano
iiter un1srn Ylab bright merpen, 1T
un1er 6afen ppn S9ifen iiberflQt uno
piele ber1elben f1nnen aus Wansel an
2aserbdulern tbre Tra9t niat lDl9en.
Werfen mir nun einen 8lid mad Der
6auptltabt Der Gbriltenbett! Dprt
Rreiten spet resplutipndre parteten um
bic 9errl1aft It: bic Splpaten beS 9ez
frDnten Nepplutipndrs @ictor Gnlma>
nuel balten &om be 1ebt aber Massi<
nt'S SptebseieQen ,pte9eln int 0ebet<
men ben Y5tel auf I'M Der rotben Ste
publif ben enblt9enSie9 gu peridafert.
Gin Correspondent idreibt am 81. Of
tpber aus &pm wa6 fol9t:
Gin palait>Yrdfect 8tctpr Gmmaz
! lnuelS 1T bier an9elan9t unb bat Don
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19
ct. Nau Memmeiota, @amifa9, ben 9>poember 1870

fran;Idide @eere6madt gelammelt bat>
lber bic ft6 Gin Gorreppnrent fol9enz
permaBen au6lpridt:
vg8as Disciplin unc Wa9lamfeit
anbetrifft ift bic Nrmee Der 2pire, wenn
AUDI mangelbaft piel beler alS bic
McMabrn'6 mar. Ser 8orpplten>
unb Gerettenrtenit idcint gut yerieben
,u mercen. Die Nunce lit i1neu &C.
maalsn unp sdblt jebt iiter 100000
Manu. Die slrtiuerie 1T soblreid>
uno wenn Sattel;cuB unpgelbtrr AUDI
manselbaft it, 10 1T fte pp6 ionit gut
ausseriltet. Nls bic TranSolen Don
Soltri5 aus lire Jrpntverdncerun9
mo9ten beati iibtiaten fe einenNnsriff,
fubrten ibn ober nidt aus, neil Der
Mari1 feds Sage fatt oterunpswanst9
Stunoen in Nnlpru6 nabm. Gs fam
pas pon per Ginmtlbuns Der &e9ie>
rung In Tours> melde ii6's tn ben
&ppf seiest batte, Nlles bis tn5 8letnz
Re 1elbl su leiten unp au1 ibren ei9e>
nen TelrSu95plan bate. Die 9r1bte
llnwi0enbett uno unerfabrenbeit ma@te
NueS ;u Sdanoen uno jeBt ma9t man
ben Generalen Gorwurfe iiber ibre
2aa9lamfeit."
Diele llntausliGteit Der Spurnaliz
fcnz&esterung f6eint uberbaupt idon
mebr al6 Elm f9were5 Mie9el9id iiter
Tranfretb sebradt gu baten.
Nu6 auf rem Meere mahten bic
Transplen wieperbplte .Berlude een1
Teinee peniefens gu imppniren unr
pa5 Grldeinen Der fransBfiden Tlette
bate fir bic reuti6en 8uitenpldBe
| 19mere Nahttetle> menn cs au9 bts<
ber ni9t sur Seelhlabt fam. Wte Der
1elesrapb bereit8 fraber beridtet bat,
fam aus grrbaoen na9 6ambur9 bic
NaAribt rob BEL 6eleolano fransIf>
ide artesaIhiffe >piepsrum ftd 9e;eiat
bdtten uno risle gieut9feit 1T 1eitoem be-
itdtiot pprcen. Gs i9eint in rerGbat>
caB bic fransDf1de Tlp1te bic Nbf9t
bat> ibre llntbdtiafeit ndbrenb re6
Spmmsre na9trdsli9 pur9 ireenb etz
men S6la9 sesen bic beutlben &uiten
pteper gut iu MAIDEN. Inter ben in
Der 9lprpies idon befnrliden S6ifen
lpuen iib mebrere fadssbente 8tpz
berl l1ife beFneen; aueerrem pirb &C.
meIretapab etn swettes sr6bereS @e>
@tpaM Don fbweren Yan;eri9ifen
ra6 rer Norclse unterpesS lst> ater
pur6 cine Na9ribt bic at rer ens!i<
{dsn &iiFe ein fraus6fidea Msilp1biff
iiberbra6te, seranlabt tppreen fei umz
sufebren. Die u2eber pr.<3t9." bat
aus Seleptano bic outbenti1 i1de Na9z
ri@t> cab rie 3abl Der rrrt er19ienenen
fransEFl9en 8rte9slbiffe 21 betrase.
Inter ibnen ieien mebrere fadsebenpe
panser perldiepene Gre9atten &c. Sir
oen 6anoel6fanp per 5anIeitaote 1T bic
Nldfebr Der fransbfi9en &rte98i9tfe
ein Yielfa6 it5renoes Gret9ntb> 3ural
bic @ieperaufnabme oerSeeseiden unp
paS MuslSlden ber eben >ptecer onee>
slnpeten 2eu9tfeuer bie nptbwenptee
7plae beslelten sepelen it, unb biea
fir anfommenbe neutrale S9tffe uni
bic M6ecuraoeure ba5 3iiico permebrt
pie penn btsier uulitano AUDI beretts 81
l1weren 8erluften in per @eiermins
buns 9eflbrt bat.
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19
Ser ,,2Sanoerer" ,1aD europa,

Sete Mpde eeben cine Nn3abl GrempIare bee
,,@anberer" na9 europa, unb tptr MAIDEN bic
Qeier befpnbers aufmerflant, bab bic lletsrlen-
tuuo beS BlatteS an @erpanbte unb Greunpe
fenteits oeS Oceans ein iebr eeeignste5 Dltttel
1T, einen ununterbrpdenen gerfebr nit beniel-
ben su unterbalten une lie ater bic 3uaanbe
en1es QanbeS su unterridten telisr ais es bur9
griefme9lel sel&ebsn tUnnts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19
Sabr9am8 4.
CaS fpp e

ia ben er 6aaten nb gaaata betrst 90 Cts psr Sahr
unS mug rpn benz @mpanser let eaer yefORee o1erte''
idbrlie, pprausbc3ablt perben.
Man 'fann au ieeer 3eit auf ben rsDaneerer" aeO'@
niren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-19
Sefsuunsea grisfe &c. isat ;u at:eiiren:
"W A n D E r E E -.
L. B. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
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tieielben Ct paul 500 Nadmtass; Mtnneapplis 5:45
Ma4mistaes uab erre'ten Delanp 725 Nbenss.
et PAUL unt Ganneaprlis Aeermptatrns> 3us. Ser.
last St yaul 1850 Mrrsens erredt inneapplis 40
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-27

bfR. PoMERor's LEcruRE.-N will be
seen by the following, in reply to note adj
dressed to him week since, that VI. NJ Pom
eroy, Esq, will not be able to deliver his
proposed lecture in Charlestown as soon as
was expected. We shall await with patience,
however, and at least feel assured of enjoying
m intellectual treat at whatever time the tai
ented editor of the Democrat may find it con-
yenieut to visit our town:
NEW YoRK CITY, Sept %, 1870.
Mcssrs. Dalyarn d; Hamcs, CharlestO@", ".
Va:
DEAR SIRs-Your of September 2lst, ask
ing at what time can be in your pleasant and
somewhat historical place to lecture, is before
me. At the present time L cannot fix the
day.
When l left Charlestown last winter it was
nv intention to have been there long before
this, but business cares and incessant labor
have kept me all summer in New York, and
see NO chance of getting away till the close
of the present campaign. l cannot be in
your place before late autumn or early win
ter. 1 will eudeavor to advise you few
days before my departure.
Fraternally Thine,
= NJ. NJ. PoMERoY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-27

ANOTHER CONFEDERATE CEMETRY.-At
the last session of the Maryland Legislature
it appropriated 5000 towards the purchase
and preparation of Cemetery to be called the
"WashinSton Cemetery and situated at Ha-
gerstowu, in which to bury the Confederate
dead who fell at Antetan,. Gettysburg, and
South Mountain In fulfllment Of the act,
Gov. Bowie has appointed Maj. II. K. Doug
las, Capt. Geo. Frcancr, and j. II. Gambril,
Esq, Trustees, to execute the purpose of the
act.
J. s. BLACKWELL. President of Client
College, Client, Kentucky, says of "Our
Fathers House :" l am compelled to admire
the clearness of the print. the superior finish
of the workmanship expended upon it, and 1
commend it excellent addition to the
library of any man. am especially charmed
by the authors perspicuity. eraced by beau
ty of diction rarely surpassed. See advertise.
ment in another column
VALLEY Stanton Ia. Sept.
1.-THE city of Staunton voted an addition
al $50 GOO to-day. making the total subscip-
tion SD 900 900, which nsnrcs the construc>
tion of the Valley railroad from Hnrrisonburg
to Salem, via Staunton and Lexington. The
remaining 500, 900 are subscribed by private
individuals.
ANOTHER BAND.-Our town can now
boast of having two Curnct Bands. The
Junior Band" recently organized, md
taught by Mr.. Jacob Shcetz, is making Con-
siderable progress in musical talent.
IMphcr!sIOrn Rryixfer
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-27

IMPORTANT NEWSPAPER CHANaE.-The
Hearth and Home, finely illustrated family
journal Of high character, hitherto issued by
Messrs. Pettengill, Bates & Co., has been pur-
chased by Messrs. Orange Judd & Co., Of 245
Broadway, New York, the well>knovn pub
fishers of the americas Agricultuuist. Messrs
s. NJ Pettengill & Co, whose great Adver-.
Using Agency, established in 1919, is one of
the largest and most reputable in the world,
find that their extensive business requires
their exclusive attention, and they therefore
transfer Hearth aud Home to the new Pub
fishers, whose long experience and abundant
facilities will enable them not only to main
tain the past high character of the paper, but
to add materially to its value. The new Pub
fishers also announce reduction of the terms
to So per year. The change will not at all
affect the american Agricultural, which will
continue on Independently as heretofore.-
The illustrations and reading matter of the
twojournals will be entirely different. Either
of the journals will be furnished from now to
the end of 1871 rs months). at the yearly
subscription rate. viz: the Weekly Hearth
and Home, at SD the lomtHi!y american
Agriculturist, $3.50; or the two for 81.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-27

CHURCH DEDICATION.-The new NJ. +.
Church, South, at Shepherdstown, will be ded-
icatcd on Sunday, October 9th. The Rev.
Dr. Rosser, of Richmond, and other ministers
will officiate on the occasion.
AURORA BoREALIs.-A magnificent dis
play of this remarkable phenomenon was
witnessed by our citizens on Saturday night
last, the whole Northern sky being brilliantly
lit up for some time.
4 ROUsER-Mr John McKni ght has
laid upon our table the largest sweet potatoe
of tho season. 1t weighs 5 pounds, and
measures 49, inches in circumference. Who
can beat it?
ADMITTED TO PRAcTIcE.-At the term of
the Circuit Court on Tuesday last, Messrs
II. B. Lee, Cleon Moore, W. L. Wilson and
j. S. Leisenring were admitted to the Bar
E9~ If the friend who sent us little mat
ter for publication will give us the particulars
of the case, we will be glad to make note
of it in our next
WANTED.-An active, wide>awake boy or
girl in every neighborhood in the United
States to work for US. Good pay in cash.
Work can be done at leisure hours. Write
for particulars to John B. Alden & Co., Pub
fishers, Chicago, Ill.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-27

GEORGIA STATE FAm.-The Georgia
State Agricultural Society will hold their
sixteenth annual Fair in oglethorpe Park,
two miles from the city of Atlanta, on the
double track of tho Western & Atlantic Rail
road, commencing October 10Th next, and
will probably continue ten or fifteen days
The grounds are elegantly fitted for the pur-
pose, we'll watered and otherwise adapted
The completion of the II. 1. Kimball House,
having 317 rooms, exclusive Of offices. with
the National, st. James, United States, Amer
lean, and fremont hotels, besides numerous
private boarding houses and five hundred
tents to be erected in the Park, offer accom-
mediation for 100000 guests. $4,000 in
premiums are to be offered. The citizens of
Atlanta offer a special premium of $4,000 for
the fastest trottiug horse $500 for the next
best. "Open to the world" A cordial vel
come to the North, to the East, and to the
West, to participate in this grand exhibition
is extended.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-27

THE KNABE PIANo.-We refer with spe-
cial pleasure to the advertisement of the Great
Southern Piano Mandatory of Messrs. VIM.
Knabc & Co. of Baltimore. This factory is
now one of the largest in the world, employ
ing three hundred and fifty hands, and turn
ing out over forty instruments per week.
The kuabc Piano has by its superiority not
only we'll nigh driven those of Northern man.
ufacture from the home market, but also en-
joys large sale in New York, Philadelphia
and throughout the entire North and West,
besides their largely increased Southern trade.
They have received no less than 65 first
premiums, among which we note those at the
fairs at New Orleans, jackson, Memphis,
Wilmington, Richmond, Macon, &C., received
this season. For durability We would specially
recommend them as being made in Southern
City, with special view to the trying changes
of Southern climate
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-27

RESOLUTIONS OF TnANKs.-Ata meeting
of Ladies of the NJ. f. Church, South, at
Chprlestown, Mrs. Benjamin Tomlinson, pre-
siding, and Miss Fannie Lock, Secretary, the
following resolutions were unanimously adopt
eds:
Rcsolrcd, That we tender thanks to the
community for generous contributions and
patronage to the editors ofthe Spirit Of Jcf;
Jerson aud Tiryintiu Fee Press for editorial
notices, advertisements. &c, to Maj. Jas. Law.
iIooff for the use of his handsome store room,
and to f. NJ. Aisquitl. Esq. for temporarily
vacating it for our accommodation TO Messrs
benjamin Tomlinson and Geo. w. Henson for
invaluable and efficient services rendered; to
Mr.. Gideon Leisenring for Kindness extended.
. ResoiceeI, That our thanks are due and are
hereby rendered to the following gentlemen of
New York City, for Donations through Mr..
w. C. Carroll, of Monticello, Florida: f. S.
Jetfray. SIS: Carhart, Whitford & Co, $50 !;
j.. II. Pool. S25; Stanbury Il Fox. $50 W..
j.. Miller. SO; r. IL. Hogan, $40; G. \.
Saunders, $40. Also to NIessrs. Clark Il
Jones of Baltimore, through w. Eby-S5,
and to Mr.. De Haven, of De Ravens Circus,
$40.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-27

NICE WoRKMANsuIp.-One of the pret>
tiest and most tasteful pieces of diminutivc
architecture we have ever seen, is n wren house
just completed by our ingenious fellow citizen,
Il. II. Brown. The little building is two
stories in height, with an attic, the whole con-
tanning twelve apartments, and the building
surrounded by little yard neatly enclosed
by paling fence. The entire structure is
manufactured of wood and tin, and is an adj
mirabIe piece of ingenuity. 1t is the purpose
of Mr.. b., VIC understand, to place this fairy
structure on exhibition at the Frederick
county (Md.) Fair.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-27

THE MIDDLEKAUFF CAsE,-This cause
was called in the Circuit Court on Tuesday
last, Judge Hall presiding. A motion to dis
charge the prisoner upon the fact of three
successive terms of the Court since the in
dictment-t at which the prisoner could
have been tried and was not-had been held,
was ably argued by counsel for Mr.. Middle-
kauff, Messrs. d. b. Lucas, T. G. Green and
H. II. Blackburn and resisted by counsel for
the State, Messrs, Staunton, Stubs and Beltz-
hoover.
In the minds of nearly all who heard the
arguments it was clear that the facts aud the
law gave Judge Hall an admirable opportunity
to rid the docket of an expensive ind trouble
some case. The motion was overruled. At
ter several other preliminary motions in be-
half of the accused which were over-ruled
likewise, upon the calling of witnesses it was
discovered that two important witnesses were
absent, and the case, upon application of the
Defendant, was continued to the November
tenn. The trial is, therefore. set for the I'd
day of the term-Frec Press.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-27

New SToCK.-Mr. Jos. II. yesterday, on
Market louise Square, has just received the
most complete assortment of groceries, queens
ware, wooden waro, tin ware, crockery ware,
&c, comprising every article in that line, from
hogshead of sugar to a nutmeg crater, to
which he invites the attention of the public.
Call and feast your eyes upon the magnificent
display.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-27

To SuBscR1BERs.-Fo the convenience of
our subscribers in different sections of the
county, We have left a number of accounts
with the following gentlemen, who are duly
authorized to collect and receipt for the same
GEO. D. MCGLINcY-I Shrphcr1stotcn.
JOHN P. KEARFOTT-IIhIrtiixGu
RoBT. RON LUoAs-Hdrper's Ferry.
JOEL ". RoBERTs-M ad2c,cay.
JACOB S. MELvIN-Du6ieids Depot.
FRANK SIMPSON Unionc;We.
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Lect01on.
DALGARN & HAINEs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-27

GALL THE YEAR RoUND."-From an ad-
vertiscment in this issue, it will be seen that
the "Little Frenchman" at Harper's Ferry
is still in the field, and offers large supply of
Cumberland and Anthracite Coal, G. A. Salt,
Groceries, Paints, &c, at prices lower than
ever. He also wishes to purchase or trade for
all kinds of Country Produce. Call on j.
NJ. Decaulne.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-27

HANDSOME WoRK.-The massive glass
front to the store room of Messrs. Kearsley &
Sheerer has just been completed, and is not
only one Of tho finest in the town, but one
that will compare favorably with mony city
establishments The wood work, executed by
Messrs D. H. Cockrill & Son, and gotten up
at the Sash Factory of Messrs. Kcarsley &
Shecrcr; aud the painting, by Messrs. Davis &
Conner, each speak for itself.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-09-27

VISITING AnrIsTs.-We have been pleased
to learn of the presence in our county, within
the last few days, of several experienced artists
from TIE cities, who, during their stay, en-
Logged their pencils in skctching the bcauti-
iul and romantic scenery at Harper's Ferry,
and at other points along tle Shenandoah
river and Blue Ridge mountain. One of
these, r Nminent young lady of Baltimore.
America, pronounces the natural scenery of
Jefferson to he unsurpassed anywhere, and
such as would afford abundant material for the
skill of the most fastidious artist.