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MEMPHIS.
AIEMpIHt1Iss,, tIs, November ii.

II +.''-' AIEMPHIs, November II.
= q. s. alias Count Ahrenls,, l,IlIi arrested some
months since on the charge Of euibezzle-
ment, was acquitted last night h711H';
ln' Charles Gallo who murdered man
near Boston on tho 22th Of last July, was
arrested here last evening BY Boston
detectives who tracked him rom Chicago
by means Of a trunk which had been ship
ped from that place. The detectives have
left for Boston with then. prisoner. -,t,
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.RoiIIagrl E1plIoLllsIiIon at CincInnati.
FinlalinciaI and CtomLmllLeelrcial. n Leelr.ciaIll

ITisstated! that ex. Commissioner of the
Revenue Welles is preparing a very elab-
oratc address upon the industrial and
financial condition Of the country, which
win DO delivered in Cincinnati toward
the last Of this month. It is under.
stood that he will present about what
would have made up his annual report
had he been retained in office. ai,,T'
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i dPhfladelphia1 Market. .

','s'Hg y j. PH1tApELPntA, November II.
5sgssDall = a. and prices shade lower IamDl'
'GRSfSEWheat inGiight demand; western red
81 S60I 80; amber 81 4lG1 u; No. 2 spring Chi.
caro- s. IS. Corn dull but unchanged mixed 8
PR0VIsioNs-NominAl. iI.I'
oIIs-PetroIeun steady; crude 1SKe; refined
&iaitiSiK;r-unch.nssd mi; at ssasOs. s'tt''1
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/ THE LATE ELECTIONS.
ARKEEANssAs.L

I1III lUfh4.r MEMPHls, Nov. IL,
The AUalanclSs Little Rock special
says Hanks majority In the First District
will reach 1000. Snyder, Rep, Is doubt
less elected in the Second, and Edwards,
Dcm., in the Third. The Democrats are
confident Of carrying the Legislature, thus
securing q U. s. Senator 3Ds ntlitlh
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!RaItffn.lorel Market.

fG R4A'''! .flH BEITrnoaR, November II.
t -Four Quiet. .i7fI0 siFN p ~ q,
KS GRIM-WhsSt unchanged; Ohio and Indiana
Sl 260l g, Coen-DemGnd fair and advanced;
old yellow S5@87e; now e00S9c, ,... ..0J
WHIsKY-unchAnged at 81089c,
PRoVnI0Ns-MesS Pork unchanged at $4a
Bacon dm.V ~ Lard unchanged. iHE"' ~ It-D
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Rev. wepcll, Of the Methodist Church
and former editor OF tho Daily Sentinel
fell dead at the dinner table, at Raleigh
N. O., yesterday.
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The Latest News. et71I5s
New Movement for Cuban Indepen-
1. dence:
a,. New YORK, November II.
Mo Now York Sun saws:


The New York Sun says: e ,i IN
1--WE arc informed on creditable author
ity that the volunteers OF Havana, in con-
cert with kindred organizations OF other
cities and parts Of Cuba occupied by the
Spaniards, have dispatched an Emtssary
to treat with the President Of tho Cuban
Republic. The propositions which Is said
% have been sent 10 President Oespcdes
arc that all parties in Cuba shall unite IN
declaring Cuba independant7 Of Spain;
that all tho Spanish civilians at present or
tho Island to remain in the enjoyment Of
their possessions; that Spain be summon
ed to withdraw her navy and army; that
a treaty Of peace and Of commerce be
offered to Spain which shall be beneficial
10 her, and that the slave trade bO abol.
lshed, but that slavery shall be preserved" 7"
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NEW DIRK, November ~:
The Democrats elect, by 900 majority,
John Rogers, a high tariff man and an
iron capitalist, TO Congress, in Ferris, Dis
triCt. This gives themiG gain of four in
the State, making tho State delegation
stand sixteen Democrats and fifteen Re-
publicans.r The Assembly is Republican.
Giving the Democrats oil they claim II
would bea tie. Hofman's majority runs
over $1,000. ...-....-....... t.--.,s .-gr 4
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new new YORK Money \, ana stock Market


Tho atock market has been greatly dspressot
this afternoon BY rutlors that Austria has joinet
France against Prussia, and that the Frenel
troops have taken orlelns. and the French Zee
had made important captures. At this h19u
Cons0lS are down TO % for both money and &C
count, and United States $50 bonds arc dat q
| 80 TOT! !691.tli ~ " ~ 'illbt Ani Ell'lg''i
| iM0sRrL Market easy at 465 per cont NJ.
BTRBL1NG-Dnll At 109K HOOK, w..
GoID5 Opened At llo}t and closed St iiif@
rstes .aGt 10 Ir6l.i ClqaEaneeS $SQ, 10000. Il
G0YRRNAENT BoNDs-SteadY. ~ ...s,
United States IS or 1851, coupons. .113X 0119j
FiVe-tWentie8 t1e69 !1g8af ol09h
Five.tWenteS (1e60 s!.. !s...;........ lgIHGelgEh
Elve,twondes (1883). .l0IHGblg11l
Elve.twentieS (tS65) new. .l99kt telggt
Five -tWentes tle6I. J. lgSh e!09H
Rtyo:twenties (l061 !v..!.
EeniF
qEEsaGy Ts4S sosD:oaf; new South caFoas
January and July, CT I;TApFil and October, TSH;
Missouri, ok; TennaS8eea, old, 444; do. new,
%; VirgtnlAs, new, o.; old. 6Sk; North Carolina,
Y's sEooks GHiisisf and arm; closing atnoatly the
Western Union Telegraph, AZ: Adams Ex'
pres5, 67H; Well6, Fargo i Co., IS: American,
46X;' Unlted States, SIX; Paeiac Mall, q; New
York CeDtTal, a9<; do scrip, 621f; Erie,Y 29
Harlem, 1856; Reading, 109;- Michigan Central
120I: Cleveland b Pittsburgh, l0SK; Northwest
ern, 7eJf; do preferred, %: Rock Islandt! max
New Jersey Central 1927; st Paul, 44; 90 40! , Pre;
ESEEed, sS Wabash ss; DO preferred 1 |.St EorI
l16f; Ohio and Mississippi, SaHi Cleveland, Col
um6lS q 0IncInnAti. S01S Butilngtout& Quincy,
$50; Lake Shore, 9SIf; Indiana CentEal, q tsSHi
Illinois Central, 187. -aFi d.I,5f IN
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ought ia. be LEFT to manage their own in.
ternal affairs. Baron Beust Isl regarded rs
an enemy to German unity, and while he
directs the Foreign Affairs Of Austria the
Hungarian Empires amicable relations
with Germany are considered impossible.
Notwithstanding the statement Of cordial
ity on the part Of the Austrian Imperial
authorities, u decided feeling Of aniln6slty
exists and these reports arc described us
inducements To, the Hungarian Dict 10
vote tho Budget. .5''''.
7IlEI.lE ANTON, November'0.
"A dispatch says that Garibaldi has been
received here with the utmost enthusiasm.
a deputation of ladies waited on him 70
thank him for lending aid TO France.
He advised them to'nsetheir Influence to
induce Peasants to take to- the FORESTS
and harrass the enemy as much as posi-
.ble, and alSo tobSeejto to IL that tile Priests
do not setithem against the Republic!i
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A man named Isaac Alblt tiled 10 kill
himself at Cincinnati, Thursday evening,
by shooting in the head. He will proba.
bly die.
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/ NewlYork Dry Goods Market,
,~g rlga'.3 ~. NEy YoRK, November II.
In the Dry Goods market there 10 very little
doing and priees are Lsnerally weak, .1Is u &
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SENATOR TRuMBULL had long inter.
view with the President on Monday, and
Great Britain trembles about tho vacant
r,;srio,,' 'rff-t"''I ~ "a
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Z IT.ALY7::1i1 :i1t I, ;

" 5i' FIoREECR, November ii.
The Pope has fixed his compensation
for the improvements made BY him in
Rome at FIVE millions. ~g..il!fI,.6gJ 4
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The Election Riot In Louisiana!
NEW oRLE4Ns, November II.
DouaIdsoayjlIe s dutet and but. littl'
damaged by tire',s5H, !.@pg % ~ .
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Fall Of Railroad Bridge over the Mis-
stssIppi..-Fifte Men Killed and
y Wounded.

I'm \, M, CTCAGo, Nov, y. |
A dispatch received from st, Charles,
Missourii says that one span of tho rail-
road bridge building across the 4Iissis-
sippi river, fell at 8 O'clock this afternoon,
killing six men and wounding nine others
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EpUcKTI0 Al
WEST VIRGINIA. 1il7 N'.! =. j."
UNIVERSITY 4
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., PRESIDENT,
with inll corna Of Proleanorh, !. h

h19A. 1kAhAAGNt " O't 1AAS4phNEI
with full corps Of PrOFesSOrs
Opened but recently For purposes OF InSnuG.
ton, this Institution has already attained very
extensive range Of patronage and support.
1t possesses the finest grounds and buildings In
tho State.
! Glasses arc formed Ia ali the regular Depart.
meuts 81 Collegiate and Scientific Study
Special advantages for thorough acquisition
OF me Modsrn Languages, the Study or Geology,
and other branches In the interest OF Agticul'
Chemistry taaEh. according TO The new md
only correct eystGm. IlI,.7',i a. !. lil..54t.E,
Teaehets' Class every Spring Term.
Available Cabinet and Appltat1s ~ ~
TUITION, from SIS 70 81 pcF year. l,,s
FALL TERM begins September 7th., Winter,
December 9th. Spring March 21Gt,
ncOmGnE June lbthG HaE NW'i
9S"u 'O GEo. c. sTURaIss,
s.-sl..ii. ,,i,y, Secretary Board OF Regents.
None 4 ASTows FFN W YAM G Jaly@ g slE 4sEo. snsts
WEsT VIRGIN q UNIVERSITY
g. aeS 4 s s4gadlSs q nsns s'S ssiSsss s %s1s 9 ;H
a4a.tALEx AARTnIiD. b, RrafdaisG ~
And Professor Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
.dli 4 IS. LYON, A. n, ,F1et Prsddtet. 4,
Professor Of EngliSh Literature, and Principal q
Y ~" q Preparatory Department. 9'll'
grlIiaas l 8. ,G,jSTEVBNs, ,A..lLItyri4 y7ey
Professor oE Astronomy and Physies.
f. '-H'i'" .H.lH. PIERCE, A. NJ, w ti''i's
itj.I nam, nirt Capt u. S!Ai,)laisY1 4si..gl
Professor Of Mathematics and Of Military Tactlcs.
'"EN'J, j. STEVENSON, A. H., Phi. b. Si2"
Professor OF Chemistry and Natural History.
.-t,, . ! F;,W., WOOD, A. n, ;Ph1.D D. ,o9y,i.r
Professor Of Ancient and Modern Languages,
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A special correspondent at Berlin "
tlay sdyt TINT the army Of Frederick
C6arles,is advancing south The discus
sion of the new Constitution at Versailles
proceeds iavorably, aud the general I'm.
preston Is that The Bavatian difficulty
win be surmounted.ss The Vienna Cabinet
will not be allowed q voice IN tho matter
as tho German Government consider they
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rhe REV York EIection.

Correspondence Of GlIeiRHGH ComMeretat.
NEW YORK November 10.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Father Heart.

1t is the nature of the father at all times
to love his child But if a sou be lost, if he
be as good as dead, how especially does a
fathers heart melt in longing after him =
Then does it seem as if he had never before
loved him. And the love never ceases 1t
is the father who is the last to give up the
search for lost child When all rivers have
been dragged. and the shore near at hand and
the woods and the rocks examined, when
neighbors and friends, and even servants and
brothers, have given up the search, there is
one who has not. All that one need not be
told.- 1t is the father or the mother of the
child. Thoughts of the lost one may have
long since died out of the minds of others /;
but never do they die out of theirs.
Aud where is the father, whose child is an
outcast, who does not think of what he was to
him when child 81 remember him." he
will say, 1.-THE kindness, the love of his youth /;
/ remember what he was to me as child, how
he sat upon my knee, and put his young hand
upon my locks, and played with me, and sung
to me. and loved, and embraced me, calling
me "Father." All ! it is here, in the old
love, that memory finds its tenderest chord,
its sweetest solace. And the old love never
leaves, never changes. Others may hate and
abandon, and never care for separation but
not SO father; he loves on and on. How
pleasant it is even to think of it! For thus
will father love on, in the midst of his sons
-shutre and Elm and dishouor, yea, even when
that son is in actual enmty with him.
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GREAT BARGAINS!

GREAT BARGAINS can be bad by calling a the
Browns Confectionery. In order TO ma Ike room for
Spring Goods, will make deduction of 20 per
cent. on all nv Guods-comncncing January =.
1870. Ladies Furs S5-'V"tth 81; Siberian SOUR
rel S6 80 worth SO; Ch!dren's So 50-worth
SIS Double " hitc Blankets SI-worth 50,
finer grades in proportion. have als0 on la nd a
large stock of Domestic and Wooden Goods Gall
and see my yard wide French Merinos at 90 cents
per yard-worth 75c.. ana all other goods in pro-
portion. a complete stock of
NT'S EAR,
In III it's branches from Working Suit at 81 to
Fine Dress SUIT at $50 Over Costs from So 50 TO
$50. Over and Under Shirts, Hats and Caps.
Trunks and Valises. and great mapy other goods
such as Notions and Fancy Goods too NUMEROUS
to mention. Call and see. No trouble show
goods. l. GOLDSMITH,
Jan. II, 1870. Opposite Gustav Browns.
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THE SOUTHERN METROPOLIS.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY.

DEAD the opinions of the leading Southern meH
~ IL reSnrd it one of the nbI.st nd truest OF
our Southern journals, just such p-p-T, il -aort,
q. should find Its way into every Southern house
hold. ''.RGphGei Semmts
.sfou have managed to enlist for it the
own have given great and Interesting variety to
its columns % y. Jrdkle tPIliGes.
at comrs nearer filing The place of the LoRhsn
SSf,'.Gy RGUielr than any journ>i in this country
North ar uth.''--Ilsrandrr H. St.Sh-ns
.I wish you all success, aud from the -Siyit and
ability 18th which you conduct il. trust ihst the
paper will obtain a useful and widespread circu.a
ton .'-R NJ. =. Uuat,r.
Its literary and review department should rem
der it welcome visitor in every Southern fanaiy
of refinement and cuIturc."-E ". H,tbGTS.
81 have felt and OftsH expressed admiTSt of the
good taste. spirit, and ability with ~nicn the South
ON lfrtropoIis ia conducted IN r Kbaniti.
81 know of no paper that comes nearly ur to
the true standard OF constitutional It'll
liam Lucas.
II am happy to be able to bear evidence to my
high appreciation of its stering Literary I-.rits,
and of the jud smsnt ana taste dspi.ved in IL.
Iections from foreign journals."-Nf J. Spaidins,
(ArchbiShop)
mo Southern gentleman can fail to recognize its
intrinsic excellence as literary ard political
guide ''-R.u. j. r. Graham. (P.rSbyfeisn)
The opinion of he press no les. high evi-ced
by TIE testimony of the following. ~ni"ns other
journals: London Tablet. N. y. Herald, " y
Round Table, Hassrstoi1n Noil, S,,D Orleans Pira-
Ilrne Baltimore Gdsette Naiire Pirginian, PefeIS-
burg ETprsss, and a hundIc ed others.
Ie-ms of subscription, $3.50 per annum; six CO.
pies $500, and Is, ger clubs at saTUc rates.
I5z- Send for circui.r and 4recirl-n reo-r.
JAMES FAIRFAX NIcIA UGHLIN.
81 Lexington street Baltimore.
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a Tough Subject.

In court not a thousand miles from the
city of Gotham, legal gentleman had gone
through the various stages Of bar pleading,
and coaxcd and threatened and bullied wit
nesses to his hearts content when it CHANGED
that a very stupid fellow, hOstler, was called
upon the stand. He was. in fact, simplicity
persnniGed. The counsel, it should be pre-
missed, had made great fuss about the pre-
vious witnesses speaking SO low that he could
not hear them.
Snow, sir. said the learned counsel. Il
hope we shall have no. difficulty in making
YOU speak'up."
lie himself spoke rudely loud.
II hope not, sir !" shouted the witness in
such beIlowingstOnes that fairly shook the
building.
How dare you speak in that way sir!'
demanded the counsel.
Cant speak no louder !" he shouted, louder
thans bctofe, as if to atone for. his. fault: in
speaking too low.
Have you been drinking this morning ?"
asked the lawyer, who had now entirely lest
the command Of his temper at the roars Of
laughter which burst from, u crowded au-
dience.
Eyes, sir" said the witness frankly.
"And what;have you been Idraking, sir
Look at the jury-don't look at me, sir, in
that way"
Coffee, sir"
did you have anything in your coffee,
sir"
Yes, sir"
Il thought So" said the counsel, with
glance at the jury. We'll, sir" continued
the learned counsel, ''you say you had some-
thing in your coffee. State to the jury, if
fyou please, what that something was"
Sugar, SIR answered the witness, without
a movement of muscle.
There was another burst of "furtivc laugh
ter" through the court room.
This man is nOiool. your honor, addressing
the Court, but he is something worse. Now
witness, you must come to the point Had
you anything else i'll your coffee besides
sugar -
Yes, sir"
"Yes-you had =? (Wcll, we are likely to
get at the truth, after all this turning and
twisting to the contrary Notwithstanding y
Well, sir, what else vas it you had in your
Coffee"
"a spune. ~ shouted the witness. "Do
I make you hear me, Squire "a spune ?"
That was the last witness. and the last of
him on the stand. Here the trial WAS ad-
journed until the next day.
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A Terrible Argument for Poligamy.

Not many weeks since the advent of lady
in this city, in search of truant husband,
was noted. and the measures taken BY the
police to discover the runaway described. 1t
has come to an unexpected denOuement.-
Yesterday morning ona of Recorders
Courts was the scene Of the explanation
Two females had been arrested for fighting
aud disturbing the peace.
'What is your name," inquired the Re-
corder of one of them
"Mrs. H., sir"
"And what is yours"
''Mrs. H, sir"
"Why, you'are of the same name. How
is that?'
Both of them Immediately interposed an
explanation. They were each the lawful wife
of Mr.. II. Each alone, according to the
account Of the speaker. was entitled 10 wear
it. The Recorder searched his head in per-
plexity.
What did you fight about ?" he at last
inquired.
MIR. - was the reply
'Where is he ?" he demanded
"Here." responded small, Speaking voice
from the far corner of the room. Here, Your
Honor :" and poor woebegone looking article
made his appearance, unable to support one
wife instead of two.
''Do you claim both of these women as your
wife % the Recorder asked.
"Well, airy one of 'em III do"
"Why, do.you have two wives ~
"Well, you see, when one gifts obstropcrous
I can go to t'other, and she most generally
pities me-"
And Mr. H. looked as if he'd hit upon a
most happy solution of the often vexed ques-
ton Of dramatic felicity.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE,

MY STORE HOUSE. SrOCK OF GOODS, and
" the Business which has been successfuiiy con-
tv, MARYLAND, for a small FARM. well improved,
In the Valley oS Virginia Persons wishing 80 make
such an exchange, will please mako immediate APP
plcation to me. j. hoHlSE "EASi-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15
JUST PUBLISHED,

TIRE WREATH OF EGLANTISE, and other
Poems. Edited and in par. COuposed by DANIEL
B.pINuER LUCAS. Of Virginia. i2ms, olnlh
trA, hevclcd boards. Printed on fine tinted paper
and handsomely illustrated by DAVID E. HE&DER-
son, of Virginia.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
awe have read no poem for long time which
can compare with st. Agnes in beauty and power
of pressiun.- YIN. Times.
awe can recommend it to the literary commune
ty, with the that it will bring pleasure to
many frCsidc=, and bcgue many hour delight
fully and prUiitnbly."-N O. Commercial Bulletin.
he ttlc uthorJ has power fancy lima gInation-
indeed the Inspiration OF genius. -BGH StGfssmGrl.
"Barrirg whatever immoral tendency this pOem
ISt. & neal may contain, it is decidedly Of the
most beautiful in conception. and elegant in CxeCu-
ton VIC have ever ead.'-lfITydnd Free Press.
THE book should meet with Il very good sAle"-
ST. ksHiS Times.
"A true Poem from the South let sa that it ia
real poetry, and risk critical rerutn' ton the
reception 1t will meet with.'-Mrs- Margaret J.
Preston in The Land ire Loce.
"Lnvc, pathos- patriotism. poetry. victory-all
blending il one harmonious strain sweet sad sus-
'''St. Agnes of Guicnne' gem some of its
passages equal anything found IN modern poetry
Pirginic Herald.
at has rarely been our pleasure to find so many
gems of beauty in any late publication OF a similar
kind .''-BW!lctn Commercial.
''Iherc is so much richness, much music, so
much poetry in it. that would like to impart 1t,
II VIC could, to our readers. '-BaHimore Bulletin.
we know of few things lE late Southern litera-
ture fncrthan this little lyric.''-N. Y. Round Tn
Die (uitra HadCal.)
MIR. Lucas, OF Virginia, has gained a very wide
reputation as poet. In the recent collection OF
southern War Poetry there are few poems equal to
his fiOmc NO1!hy Ma ga zine (SashviIle.)
Many nt the verses have the exquisite nicely of
finish which dazzles usin Keats'-Johu Esten Cooke
March 10 lsG9-tf KELLY, PET & co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15

- The County court of Rockingham has
been doing wholesale business in the matter
of convictions for burglary and robbery.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15

ma The Sioux name for money is "cash-
up" No matter by what name you call it,
we are al ways ready to receive it for subscrip-
tions to the Spirit.
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.srRING ANB SUMNER .GAM?LIGN
HOUSE BUILDING, sc.

HAVE Ell >ient Corps of WorkmeE, and am
i prepared to construct Houses, and TO execute all
WeTS pertaining 20 the Carrentering Ausiness IN
the best of tee best materials, ana expe
dit'"usy anybody clse. w,l' contract to erect
Eoases, furnti,ing all the necessary n.terals, if
Geair.bie to parties. The Work heretofore done by
me- ia and Ar"und CharlestowM, att-ats whether or
not understand my bus ness. Persons prupoIn@
Is build, e. have work oi any description ia IVY
fine, done, may consult their interests by calling
upon me. Respectfully.
March |. 1870. SAMUEL NY ESS.
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go the PubBIco

HAVING purchased avaIub!e tract of timber
land. and located Saw-Nill upon it with a
capacity of saving forty thousand feet Of Lumber
weekly, | will be prepared to furnish nearly
EVERY VARIETY OF LUMBER,
Such as Pine PLANK, Joists, Eafters, Stud
ding, PlaSteFing Lath. Chestnut PalinsS,
Oak Fencing Plank, &c.
Lumber will be Kept constantly on hand at the
Mill, miles above Kear5ley & Sheerer's planning
Mill, on the Shenandoah river. and at Jas. Law
HoofFs Lumber yard at Charlestown-
Persons contemplating building will promote
their interests ny calling upon the subscriber IN
person. Jas. Law. HUoff, before going elsewhere.
GEO. W. EICHELBERGER.
August IL. lSGS-Iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-03-15
PoETIOAL.
HoMGPATHY.

Take little wife.
The pretticr the better;
Pat her cheek. and when
She wanlSato i1iss,you let her.
Keep her in the house
There she'll cook your mutton;i
Darn your jacket, tuo.
If she's .wOrtha button.
Never mind the lost
or ner auu:s and cousins;
Ask them TO s'drap in;''
Feed them by the dozens.
One of these odd days
You'll feel one inch taller,
When you see her Lug
: a chopping little sqaaller.