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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08
war scraps.

Thousands of letters addressed to
Prussian soldiers at the front, go back
to the writer's in Germany with the SEN
tence stamped on the envelope: "Ad-
rusat est todt.' (The person addressed
is dead. What untold anguish for
some true heart may be doled out every
time these words are inscribed upon .
letter! -
In the Bourse at Bordeaux it was that
Napoleon III pronounced the memorar
bile words: "L'Empire c'est Ia paix :"--
The Bordeaux Chamber of Commerce,
in memory ofthe occasion raised small
marble tablet in the hall ofthe Chamber
with these words engraven upon it On
the 18th of September the enraged pop.
ulace of Bordeaux tore it dowr and
dashed it to atoms. "Sic semperm
Prince Salm. Salm, who shared the
Emperor Maximilian's captivity in Mex
leo, fell at st. Privat. On his right arm
being shattered by shot, be picked up
the fallen sword with the left and con.
tinued the attack. Another shot in the
arm he disregarded, until he was NOR
tally struck in the chest "Have vs.
conquered 7" he asked clergyman who
stood by the couch. Eyes" sTheu
all is we'll; comfort my wife," we're his
last words.
The Prussians generally seem to have
considerable fear of finding mines near
the walls of Paris. and that the posi.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08

EEDemocratic candidates for Con-
gress have run ahead of their tickets
nearly everywhere that elections have
been held. Very conclusive evidence
that the people are dissatisfied with the
Radical Congress.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08
The war.

The war in Europe, by the latest dis
patches, has resolved into small engage
ments for the capture or recapture of
fortified towns in France. The main
army of the Prussians is concentrating
around Paris, erecting batteries and ma
king other preparations to lombard the
city. The French present determined
front and declare the city cannot be ta-
ken. Time will tell.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08
Wanted, BadIy--A Minister to En-.
gland.

PRtM in search of candidate for the
Spanish throne has his trials; Japhet in
search of father had his tribulations.
But these are trifes compared with
GRANTS work in overhauling his party
in search of Minister to England who
won't go back on him.
Six times has our gift-loving Presi-
dent laid his gift-receiving hand upon
victim for that sacrifice: six times has
his east-irons countenance become radi-
ant with joy: six times has he exclaimed
in his sententious way Eureka" But,
alas, like the guests hidden to the we'd
ding, they all with one accord began to
make excuse; the gift receiving hand
relaxed its hold, and the cast-iron coun-
tenance resumed it's wonted stolidity.
The intended victims knowingly re-
marked:
''Not if know it, you know"
1t is not surprising that, after so many
disappointments,t this subject has slightly
soured on the Presidents stomach: anG
he is excusable for affirming that he'll
be eternally --- if he offers the
posish to another cuss till he knows the
cuss will accept.
The Office of Minister to England is
an exalted position, and pays $4,000 a
year But politicians having memories,
good for two years, recollect that certain
ambitious spectators paid from FIVE to
fifty thousand dollars for offices not half
so high or highly paid, and were uncere-
moniously split out of them before their
seats were warm, thus losing nine tenths
of their investments.
GRANT should come down little in
his prices for offices, as his term has
nearly half expired he should also give
the successful bidder some assurance
that the office will not he resold for, say,
six months or year. Let him shape
his proposals so that Radical Congress
man can see clearly, by careful calcu-
lation, that such congressman can make
more money out of the foreign office
than he can make by selling his votes to
land grabbers and tariff monopolists.
In this way GRANT will get Minister
who will be fully as creditable to the ad-
ministration as the administration is to
the country.
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EvThe Democrats having defeated
JOHN MoRRIssEY for denomination to
Congress, he bolted, ,and the Radicals are
supporting him.
Can't we now have a few more Radi-
cal homilies on "high m oral pints."
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w Tie editor of the Wheeling Reg
lister is decidedly happy over the result of
the election. Hear him:
AVE are too happy now to do more
than shout Glory! and congratulate the
Democracy of the State on the magnifi
cent closing Of the labors of the cam
paign."
"The RAIDS are not happy over the
election returns. They 0ou't jollify
worth cent They CAN find consolation
in Webster's Dictionary. We did, and
can recommend it,
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Judge Court Common Pleas.

WooDsnELD, YHIo, Oct 90, 1870.
To Hon. John S. Way, Judge of the Court Of
Common Pleas:
The undersigned to whom the annual
report of the Commissioners of Monroe
Uou.,y was submitted. respectfully ie-
port that they have investigated'and ez.
amined the same. and find the same to
be an accurate statement of the financial
affairs Of the County. and Of the official
transactions of said Commissioners and
the same is in conformity 10 law.
A. j. PEARSON,
j. z. SpRIGGs, Committee
JERE. WILLIAMS
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Acknowledging the Corn

Said leading Republican in our hear
ing, on Saturday, referring to the negro
element of the Republican party, sour
strength has been our weakness. Had
we kept as clear of the negro as the De-
mocracy did, we would still have con-
troll of the State The RAIDS begin to
see it, now that il is too late - Wheeling
Register.
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Elections this Week,
To-day (Monday) and to morrow
elections will be held in the following

Georgia has been neatly aud. .expedi-'
tiously swindled out of an election by
Radical Congress and Radical Legis-
lature, and will probably be thus cheated
out of any representation in the next
Congress. This villainy was .perpetra-
ted upon the sole ground that the peo-
pie of that State were likely to elect q
full delegation Of Democrats.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08

Ew GRANT pays the pimps, bullies,
pick-pockets, burglars and cut-throats
who are appointed assistant marshals of
New York, the pleasant little figure of
five dollars day, each.
Itis ''not for the interest Of this ad-
ministration" to provoke their opposi-
ton.
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wLEwIs BAKER, editor and propri

EELEwIs BAKER, editor and proprie-
tor of the Wheeling Register, beat his
Radical opponent for the Senate, in the
Wheeling District, with all ease. BAKER
will knock the life out of the Radical
registration laws when the Legislature
convenes. He will make a capital Sen
ator.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08

EgThe Morgan Herald says: ''Our
friends should maintain their vantage
ground"
Where9 In Ohio, Pennsylvania, In
diana or West Virginia? Or Morgan
County? Tell us something about
SPRAGuE's popularity in Morgan. SHER-
WOOD 252 majority; SpRAGUE 162 ma
jority; that's popularity with ven
geance.
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cosRr Room, wooDspIELp ONO, !

- Octoper 10, flo1u
ibis day came into Court the County
Auditor and presented the annual report
Of. 1.-The County Commissioners Of this
County thereupon the Court appointed
Jere. Williams and A. j Pearson, Es-
quires to assistthe Prosecuting attorney
in the examination OF said report.
JOHN S. WAY,
Judge Court Common Pleas.
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Eg The Radicals may now bid final
and fearful farewell to West Virginia.
The Democrats having majority of the
Legislature, will restore the ballot to dis
franchised citizens, which will put an end
to prescription, and with it an end to
Radical rule
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E#The Chicago tribune { Rad J no.

ticing the defeat of ScHESck, says:
HE set himself up as til e champion
of a protective tariff, and brought into
the House the most aetarious scheme Of
prirats piunderi that was erev reported
from the Committee on Ways. al,d 4keons
We call it now, as we called it then, a
nefarious scheme of private plunder."
And on ScHENck's protective tariff the
Radicals, endorsing, have suffered defeat
throughout the country this fall. They
viii be made sick Of their tariff robbery
of farmers and other laboring men by
the time another election rolls around.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08

E5'DAvIs and HEREFORD. Democrats.
were elected to Congress in the 1st and
Sd districts of West Virginia last week.
No room for contests. Majoritios, l, 800
and 1890.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08

= These shares cost the lucky bankers
800 each, and now, after having paid
annually from twelve to twenty per cent.
dividends, the shares are worth an ave-
rage of S16S each.
New England banks and New England
factories, are many of them paying still
larger dividends and the shares in some
of them are worth now three times the
original cost.
Yet the people of the West whose
farms do not net them three per cent.
per annum, continue to send to Congress
men virtually pledged to still further
swell the value of bank shares, and fur
ther depress the meager profits of farm.
ing.
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f,EEhoM oE ELEcrIoNs.

BERLIN, Oct. 2s-King William has
communicated to Gen. Won Falkenstein
his desire for the removal of all obsta-
cles in the way of independent voting,
and forbids the enforcement of penal
ties for holding public meetings He
also orders Falkenstein to release priso
ners already arrested for violating such
laws.
That breathes the spirit of true Fiber
ty; but on this side the water where we
boast the fullest degree of political lib
erty, one would expect to enjoy that
liberty unmolested, at least, by the Ad-
ministration in power. But the horse
jockey who presides over the White
House stables is determined to carry the
election in New York, to- day, Tuesday,
by the bayonet, and blood will flow il
necessary to accomplish that purpose:
NEW YORK, Oct. 27-As the election
draws nearer, the Radical conspiracy tt
carry this State by the bayonet becomes
more and more evident Lieut. Col
Forney, the hero of the Philadelphia
election, arrived with the marines, and is
now quartered in the Flushing avenue
barracks, Brooklyn. 1t is reported tha
two regiments of negro troops will ar
rive to-day"
GRANTS "Let us have peace" means
''MoRE BLOOD, to give me the electora
vote of New York in 1872" GovernoI
HOFFMAN has the brains to'out genera
the horse-jockey by placing his armed
battaliOns kors da combat, and we sin
ccrely hope he will do SO. Let voter
remember these high-handed proceed
ings of the Administration to retain
power.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08

G%-How will the Dem ocratic victory
in West Virginia, over bayonets, regis
tration and Niggers, do for high? =
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08

1t will be seen that there is Demo
cratic majority in Indiana on Congress-.
men of 6,321. Yet the Republicans
elected six Congressman and the Demo
Gratis five. The party having hand.
some majority on the popular vote has
a less number Of Congressman than ths'
minority. This illustrates the outrage
ous Congressional apportionment made
by a Republican Legislature, under
which this election was held.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08

EyThere remains but one of the
original members of GRANTS famous
Cabinet Postmaster General CsEsswELL
is still at his post.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08

ETIs the Democratic party dead
again -since the West Virginia election /?
Tell US, Raddies.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08
nH-What las the Marietta Rentsta

EFWhat has the Marietta Register
to say in defense of the disastrous de-
feat of its Negro party in West Virginia 7
Is Negro suffrage winning muchly? Do
the people acknowledge it9 Hang your
head with shame! White men must and
shall rule this glorious country
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08
THE RADICAL ROOSTER
He Can't Crow.

Oh. the death that they did die;
Some got drunk, and some got drownded,
Aud some got oheked on Niger pie
GRANT and PRESTON KING fill the oil
for the third line.
The honest white voters of Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Indiana and West Vir-
ginia refused to partake of the "Nigger
pie" set before them, They repudlated
the "pie" and the Administration that
made it,at the late elections. The Rad.
ical rooster is feeling badly over the re-
suit. He can't crow
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08

@ Niger votes and white disfran-
chisement didn't win for the Radicals in
West Virginia.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08

GONE WHERE THE WooDBINE TwINErH
The Radical majority in West Vir-
gi MIA.
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CouRT Room, WooDsPIELD ONO,
4n-..l. "a tprn

COURT hO0M, WOUDsFIELD UIIIU,
October "A. 1870.
The Committee appointed TO examine
the Report of the Commissioners of this
County, this day made their Report and
the Court having examined the same, or
dcred that said Reports be published for
three coDse eutiye weeks 10 the Spirit Of
Democracy. j, ). WAY Judge.
Noylw33.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08

EE-Where are the Radical roosters
over the Democratic victories in West
Virginia? Setting yet, ch!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08

EgT There was political earthquake
in West Virginia on the 9th ult. 1t
shook the life out Of the Negro -Registra-
ton Radical party.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08

Indiana OmCial--Six Thousand
Democratic Majority for Cone
greSs.
The following table shows the Official
vote of Indiana at the late election on
members of Congress:
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Sep. /, 1870, balance in Treas.sI ,767

Miscellaneous Statistics, Farm Products,
dc ,.yor The Fear ending Sep. |. A. d.
1870.
Bushels wheat raised. sc
bushels oats raised ..................... 1892
from 20 acres meadow tons Of hay. Is
from Is acres corn supposed to be to
the'ac bushels. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is
one-half acre Of potatoes looking ine.
one-fourth acre beans prospect good.
onessiebth acre turnips prospect good.
over 1000 heads Of good cabbage.
STOCK.
Six COWS; one bull; one calf; l3 hogs );
average weight about 1876; 16 hogs aver
age weight about 40 pounds; 10 sheep.
wool alter being washed and picked %
pounds; 4 horses (including 2 yearling
colts
There are on hand 8 barrels corn Is
bushels; side bacon 140 pounds; 90
pounds twist tobacco and other articles
70 tedious to mention.
The clothing Of the inmates in tclera-
bic good condition. The health of the
inmates excellent with one exception,
Mr. Anderson not expected to live long.
About 25 cords of wood 10 the yard
and 1000 bushels of coal.
JESSE Jackson, n:.
SrEpnEs DouoHERrY. n'ise'0is.
1bo above includes large amount,
which L will state hereafter, that does
not properly belong to the year from
September l, 1869, to September l,1870.
p. -ScHUMAcBER, Director.
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~The Fifteenth Amendment didn't
win much in West Virginia on the 9th
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-11-08
King william ana Grant.

We, in this country, hardly expected
that the people of France, at the coming
election, would be left free and untram-
mefed to vote their sentiments. Read
the following:
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Aiscellaneous Statistics, Farm Products,
dc ,Jor The Fear ending Sep. l. A. d.
lSzl
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Bank stock and Farm stock,

HanK MUCK anu Fsirn StUCK>
We fnd in late New York paper
bank stocks of that city quoted as fol-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-07-16
+ GREAT FURNITURE HOUSE OF THE
SEgENANDOAFI VALLEY
Still the Van!

~tli 10 the an
Furniture for he billion and At prize, Ct,pa
thu, crcr kuowni
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Jogdan's White Sulphur
SPRINGS.
First Day OF June
FEEDEPIoE COCNTT, TIPGINL1.

TE'HIS Wen 3unvu Summer Resort will be opened
on the
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Real Estate Agency.

WE have opened an Office az the National Cap
w ital, for the SAtEaud SEr1lENsNroi south
ern and Western Lands. Being the business agents
Of corporations aud individuals az the North rep
reseutmg $40 Geo COO capital, aud cooperating
with influential Europeans, our facilities for direct
ing CArirtL and EaGBtri0N cannot be surpassed
Persons desiring to dispose OF Mineral. Timber OF
Agricultural Lands, ia any portion OF the l. -
can make avail OF services on reasonable terms
EltIv notices of Judicial or other public sales OF
large tracts OF land or valuable property, VIII DC
thankfully received. KENNEDY son,
Washington, y. C..
JOS. C. C.. Kennedy, 1G's Sup. e. ). Census.
Jos M Kennedy, i1'e Bet. t0l. Z. 5. 4.
Auril Is $50.
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Tax Notice.

rJ'nE Tax Payers Of Aycrill Township and Boil
var, are notified that the Taxes for 1862 must
be paid. will be at J. W. Granthams Store in
Middlcway, on Thursday 9th instant. and every
succeeding Thursday thereafter. ] will meet thetr
myself or by my Agent 70 receive the Taxes due.
The TaK-Payers Of Bolivar Township may call
at my house in Harper's Ferry, at any time, and
pay TO Mrs. KOOnce, who will receipt Tor the same.
These Taxes must be now paid, A. the same r.
payable by the Sheriff into the Treasury, under
the penalty Of one per cent per month IN failure.
CEO. KOONCE.
January II, ls70-G Deputy Sheriff
Spirit copy.
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4 ACADEMIC C0TRsE

Tie College is divided into distinct Schools,
each fully organized and complete in itself SO
as to afford the best facilities for rendering the
instruction in the several branches Of cduca-
tioa extensive and thorough. The student Sc
Iects bis own course Of study, under the d;ec-
ton of his parent or Of the Faculty; but that
no motive may he wanting to a complete and
systematic course Of education, the separate
Schools are SO arranged that they may be COM
hiuol iu-n LLn EnlLaM-un nan-rtmn-t-.
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NOTICE.

UNLAWFUL 20 nv friends for the verv liberal
i patronage exteaded 20 me heretofore. ! re-
specuuiiy announce that, from this date. I cannot
cell Shoes or Work Of any sort on CREDIT-er-
cept TO those OF my customers who have money on
deposit win me. 5. II. WOODY.
May Is, lsIO-tf.
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NEW GOODS.

WE have Just received our Spring Stock Of
W G0ojs-many of which are lower priced
than we have ever seen them.
DRESS GOODS-all the newest STYLES in mar
kt, such as Plaid and Cbeni Nozambiques,
British Pop'ins. Striped Grenadines, Lawns,
Or.aujigs, Perclits, white and cold Piquas
Lace SlawIs shetland Wool Shavls, &c.
COLLARS, Cuts, Haudks., Ribbons, Ladies'
newest style Bows, Hosiery Paras0ls, Kid
Gloves -.-L Sl.5O for Sl0o.
CAEPEIING and Mating white and check at
greatly reduced prices Gents aud Boys Hats,
Cassiweres, Linen Drilling and Cotton Goods
for Men and Bows Wear.
QUEENS ARL- large stock, very low.
SHOE~-Lgdia,' Caters and Morocco Boots
N.ssa, and Chidryu's SLocs,-Uarrautcd not
OBJ rip ; also q large stock Of
GROCERIES no tue very lowest prices-all of
which vr ui,r tor CASH or Country Proiuc,.
April 2j,l>70. kEABSLEY e. SHEERER.
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DISCIPLINE.

The discipline Of the College, under the
control Of the President. tends 10 devel0pe ho-
nor. manliucss and self-respect.
Necessary expenses are not more than 1925
per auuum. TaeColiereiees and three months
board, amounting to about $40, are required
In advance.
Parents are advised to deposit tie funds for
their sons with the Treasurer, experience hav-
ing shown the benefits Of this course to the
Students.
TIE session opens the 3rj Thursday Of Sept.
and closes the 4th Thursday Of Jnue.
~ For Catalogues or other particulars ap-
ply to
J. NJ LEECH, elk OF Faculty..
Lexington, Va.
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I. DCpurtli'en Of OWL EBElnCcT-
sS,l

This embraces Mathematics, Applied Math-
ema'cs. Physics. Mechanics, Chemistry French,
English. Drawing and Astronomy. Students,
who successfully complete this course, receive
the diploma of Cir7 En9inec
,. Department OF Mining Engineering.
This embrace, Mathematics, Applied Math-
cmalics, Physics, Chemistry, Nineralogy aud
Geology, Mcalurgy, Mining German and
English. TO this Course is attached the Di-
ploma Of N'Hing Engineer.
its proposed still further to extend the
Practical aud Scientific Departments in the ii
rcctiou of
!. Mechanical Engineering .. Applied
Chemistry. 3. Agriculture. T. Commerce
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August IS, lS69-Iv.
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THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT

Iron Steel, Horse Shoes, Mule Shoes, Horse Nails,
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