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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-02-01
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ILBJOANSES--AnC ION Gf-e u ~ : : ~
BY MozIs ADDuMs.
Wen Lwuz yung. and in my Prism;
:, z I,had cum meat Gppun my bonuses.
y sfoss it alIin sicks week item
AT a. lais they call Fill Joanses'
3 tI;oso,s ,fSnr, 10 year agos it were
=. sIEcack'Iate IL by my groanses-
PbstI sci 9Th fr1TT. Linchbug toun
zon a-yizzit to Fill Joanses.N
Miss.Bohry ahe wuz with me.too
: And wilyum, bru,her Nv FIJI JoanscS'
!, Miss Jessie with her eve so blue
y Wuz all n 3 nyin at Fill Joanses'
yueg Pillep then ysre but bly, n.y. ...
And Seddin ,toddin oar the stoanses'
He boip Us 10 cumPleet our Joy
While a stayin at Fill J0anses.
rISvuz In The good old days NV ole. =
We wnz -Monnuks on our throanses-
The oEySp ~uz wnth.its weight in COLE
At the Plais they call Fill Joanses.
Big Mister Willis at the mill
He had sum meat uPPun has boanscs-
Frank Crawl lac cluTn the red clay hill,
And Farmer John cum down TO Joanses.
Miss Mary Stannud che wuz thar
How mcllojUs wuz her toanses!
J Gnutber gearl that had black bar;
And menny mo wUz al Fill Joanses.
sccch dinin out and dinin in,
.Seeoh jrivin DER the rocky stoanses;
NY soul think it were sin
The wsy they liv ID aroun Fill Joanses.
Seeoh lam and jeIly-cvoFytbing-
But were uson 10 corn posnses-
Fatt muffin wuz the truck, by jung!
That LAID me out at Fillup JOanscs.
For frum that day W too this hour
The sartin fack to all well knownis-
My stuInmuk she have loss her Pow'r
AGo left it all at FilluP Joanses.
D;zn.nzv are feerfnlill
'1'is ma dc NV grun Is and made Nv gToanses
No item will settle that ar bill, -
That kontracted at Fill Joanscs.
My days is past in constunt pain,
: My mites IN everlastn moanses;
And oft cuss and cues in vain,
That fatal summer at Fill Jeanses
But sertny duz love TO Get
Man warnt made to liv on stoanses-
And now know twuz hard t0'beat.
That blessed summer at Fill Joanscs
All items il sadly changed since then,
The Yanks has got US for thar oanses'
Thar's not a man, not one in ten
Livs like they livd at Fillup Joanses.
Bad as ] fcal, eff could bring
Them days again, 70 he h my groarscs,
I'd fllmy stummuk with mint sling
And dine wunst oat Fillup Joanses
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THE RIPPON STORE.

THE RIPPON STORE.
HAVING purchased the stock OF Mr.. "A. Jones.
Nippon, Jefferson county, West VIrriniN a nd
added largely thereto, present to the public of
Jefferson and Clarke inducements not heretofore
pu: forth at the RiPpon Store. We have full line
Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
GESTLEMEN'S WEAR,
CLOAKING CLOTHS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
shawls, Blankets. Bed Spreads, CouDterpanCs,
Gloves, Hosiery, Dress Trimmings, Boots, SHOES,
Hats and Csps-grest variety.
SaFPetinS
Foreign and Dolnestic-superb stock.
AFULL STOCK OF GROCERIES,
Cofees-all the varieties!
Sugars-all the grades!
Teas-alI the bcst brandsi
Syrups sand Molasses
A Fine Assortment OF Liquors!
Our stock embraces every article usually found
in a country store, and prices are az moderate as
elsewhere in the county. we invite examina-
ton of our Goods feeling assured of ability to
suit customers. A G.: TlMBERLAKE & co.
Rippon, Nov. %, 1869.
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New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
GENERAL NOTES.

The prohibitory law of Michigan does not
account liquor property, and woman in that State
has recovered by suit all the money that her husband has
snt for quor during the past six years. the ground
that neither she ne received any consideration" "
II thought that few such customers Will seriously
duce the profits of the liquor dealers unless some method
can be cOntrivcd for mingng Il consideration" with
Bourbon straight"
In accordance with the intellectual activity
OF Boston, cat that city has been spreading herself
in ink Her previous habits had been 20 sumber quietly
Of afternoons upon desk In the office Of her owners,
who are ink manufacturers. One morning day or Two
since In prOwlng about In the factory she fel into
barrel of the fluid Emerging thence, IN beauty IKE
the night she had been previously remarkable Tor her
whiteness-she dashed into the counng-ro0m, sprang
upon the desk passed and upon the account DOCKS
and papers, and left her sign manual upon the ledger
The manufacturers have more evidence tha
they want of the depth and richness OF color OF the ma
terial they prOduce and the eat, unlike Pope, VINO
boasted that he dipped In ink, seems exceedingly
uncomfortable ~ cOlOrcd INDIVIDUAL
There are some curious details OF the earth
Quake shock San Francisco the I'd inst The courts
were In session both in that city and in Oakland but
attorneys witnesses prisoners, clients, and even the
udges themselves ran trembling into the streets. Of
The Board of Brokers' 10 lis said that majority, aceus.
TONED rise and fall OF securities even when founded
on rocks, remained In their places while the building
shook In fact the only building that did not shake was
one temporarily elevated on hydraulic supports with a
view 10 alterations; might this not be good kind Of
foundation where such things are likely To Occuri
man from Philadelphia IN the hands or barber Ia a
saloon on Merchanst. His experience III the Quaker
City had not prepared him for The city that quAe5 ana
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
THE NEW GOVERNMENT OF JERSEY CITY.


The new City Government of Jersey City
goes into operation on the first Tuesday In May. The
elections last Fall resulted in the consolidation OF Jersey
City with Bergen and Hudson Cities, the last two being
in effect annexed to the former The consolidated cities
comprise population of about $1,000 The election for
city officers held the 18th ns resulted In the choice
of Charles II. ONeill for Mayor. and Of Edmund o..
CHAPMAN for School superintendent. Both OF these gen
teen are residents OF Jersey City, most of the
other officers elected Charles G. Martndae was named
in the act itself for City Judge and will hold office for
five years There yet several offices to be filed by
appointment OF the Common Council.
For the position OF President Of the Common Council
the prominent candidates Hosea +. Clark, the pres
ent incumbent, and Alderman McSulty OF Hudson City
Hon. Leon Albeit eXSpeaker OF the House OF Assem-
bly,, will probably receive the appointment II Corpora
ton Counsel Il. T. Sawyer at present Mayor OF Hudson
CITY, and eX-MayOr BrinkerhoH Of Bergen, are also
prominently named for the office.
Archie X Brown, who now Oiciates, and Herbert X.
Stout and John Garrck, are the leading candidates for
the Office OF Corporation Attorney.
For City Treasurer, there are Chares b. Newman, City
Treasurer Hudson City l.. +. g. Young, City Treasu-
Jersey CITY, and David Halanan Treasurer Of the
State Insurance Company.
The candidates for Receiver OF Taxes are John B.
Height, John j. Gaffney and John German.
For Controller. Thomas r. Benwel and Samuel Nc
Burney are named.
The contest for Captances in the Police lies in Jersey
City between Patrick Jordan aud James Mann, at pres
ent Aids 10 the Chief OF the Jersey City Police. Chief
Robinson Is the candidate for Hudson City There
several striving for tue captaDey OF the Bergen City
squad.
OF the three cities will neoestae the retention of the
present three clerks for me the contest for the
City Clerkshp not animated One Of them will proba
bly, he appointed principal and the others assistants
the Office of City Marshal and lie will probably receive
the appointment.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
THE WOODRUFF FRAUDS IN HOBOKTN.

The accounts of the frauds perpetrated by
Hampton Woodruff upon the church going people OF Ho
boken as published few days ago. have drawn forth
number OF cards from him. Mr.. Woodruff admits the
bank deacaton but thinks that since that matter is 20
years old, II should DE passed by In silence In card 20
one oi the city papers he admits too that there
thing questionable In the transaction by which ne se
cured loan from the Rev. T. r. Gardner Presby
eran Church OF ob0ken but pleads In extenuation the
nsgnifcance OF the amount aud fact that the debt
Is being lquidated by the payment OF small weekly
nsallments. MIR Woodruff also states that he is whoy
unacquainted with some OF the parties named An the
accounts as having been victims Of his frauds He has
perhaps taken advantage OF typographical errors by
which the names OF these parties wrongly given
The Rev. H. T. Gardner upon whose affidavit MIR Wood
ruff taken into custody, states that the accsed bor
rOwed from him sO0 upon represe which were
subsequently found TO he false. He said that he and
his son, who bears the name, were largely
engaged in cotton specuations in the south:
that they we're at the time little pushed Tor
money and that they then wanted the funds with which
To bring their goods into market III Mr. Gardner would
loan him t 900 he would give him his sons note with his
own Endorsement for the amount The accused had been
Instrumental In securing for Mr.. Gardner the pastorate
which he held and was. besides being Of It's most
nions members an elder OF his church. These crcum
stances added to the representation that he had large
resources induced the reverend gentleman To make the
advance To secure ito repaym woodruff gave note
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
INQUESTS.

Coroner Schirmer yesterday held an inquest
nj No t7 Greenwch-st on the body Of Mary Kelly aged
H. fatally burned by her clothing taking fire from
range The same Coroner held inquest on the body
of Frank Hofer aged 80 OF No. Avenue A. who was run
ond a. line AT Avenue and HoustOnst The occurrence
was shown have been accidental and the driver wss
discharged Also ON the body OF James Dixon, aged ~
native of Halifax who died In Bellevue Hospital IRON
Injuries received March by falling down night or
stairs In West at. On Saturday evening an unknown
man. aged about 3 found in the street grossly IN
tOxicated He was removed TO the Oak-st Police sti,
ton and placed in CELL and was soon aterward fonnd
dead Coroner Schrmer yesterday held an inquest The
body was removed TO the Morgue Coroner Flynn was
Yesterday requested 10 hold inquest at Bellevue Hos
pital on the body OF Mrs Angelina Boeker aged 2 VINO
died from injuries sustained on THURSDAY evening 10y
falling from the roof of No 6 West Houst0nst fract
ing her spine and causing other Internal injuries.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

UNITED STATES CONM1sSIONT.KS > OFFIUE.
The SOmers Bank Cdshier.-Morris ). Hill,
Cashier Of the Farmers and Droyer National Bank
of SOmers WestcheSer County, has been held by Com
missioner Shields TO await the action OF the Grand jury
a charge Of embezzing $4,000 OF the funds Oh the
Bank -,
cruel CdptGin-Joseph Megs, steward of the Ameri-
packctship Thomas Dunham, testified on saturday
before Commissioner Osborn, that the captain OF the
ship James c. Young, during the recent voyage from
Liverpool kicked and beat and starved and imprisoned
and threatened To shoot the witness repeated Occf
sons. Youngs further examination is adjourned until
tomorrow. 49,,
Whisky PerjurJ.-IgnatZ IllfOwsky was arrested on
Saturday, and held for examination Wednesday next,
upon a charge of subOrnatiOn Of perjury during tho
recent invest cation in which the defendant, Alderman
Barker, and others, accused of running an llct
distery I'm West Eghteenth-st. IllfOwsky gave $500
bail and within few hours after procured the arrest Of
VIM Starr of the Government witnesses, on cOli-
ter charge OF perjury, and Starr in turn, was held ny
Justice Shandley in 5000 for examination This ltte
game of illegal bluff promises some interesting deNei-
opmens concerning the way evidence can be Vanuac-
tured in this city.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
CRIMINAL.

Before Justice Shandley, on Saturday, at
the jefferson Market Police Court William Starr %,
Austrian, charged by Ignaz IOfski OF No. % West
Thrty-tht with perjury having swOrI. IN civil SUIT
removing from the country with intent Ia deffaud him,
all of which IlOfsk alleged 10 be false. starr was held
in default of 5000 bail to at General Sessions
Yesterday, Thomas Delaney and George Wilson, both
having attempted to burglariousy enter the cigar store
of Victor GTandy, No s54 Broadway. About yester-
day morning, Officer Young of the Fifteenth Precinct
saw the accused another boy, who escaped, break
into the store by smashing the plate glass WINDOW Ater
a long chase the two were captured.
AT the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, JUS
tce Hogan committed Michael Muigan, No. 81 Monroe
ST. threatening to assault with sung shot Nicholas
Shoemaker No. % Jamesst.. Joseph Hayes, No 100
Janes-st, committed for having, on Saturday morn.
ing in company with an unknown confederate Knocked
down and robbed Michael HALEY, No. 81 ew-Chambers
ST. of SIC. John J. Underwood was, Saturday morn
ing found eaed in the stationery store OF Peter h
Bogert No 22 Canat He had packed up s293 worth or
gold pens and other property, preparatory 10 carry
ing IL away. He was committed TO the TOmbs.
John Wilson, a well-knOwn pickpocket, and coned-
crate Saturday afternoon rudey losed Mrs salone
Gross No 23 Wilam-st while passing along Neseyst
and picked her pocket of sl3 Wilson arrested and
committed Charles E. kilgOre, aged -, employed AZ
New-Haven Railroad Company, at their depot in Centre
St. arrested for having stolen 500 III currency The
money found In his possession, with draft for 81 25
drawn by Field, Letter Co. of Chicago III favor or
draft had been by mistake delivered to the lad at the
Post Office. He committed to await trial. on
Saturday eXpressan delivered to Capt Walsh, at the
Sprng-st Police Station, package containing <l,UD
worth of human hair the remainder OF large quantity
stolen from the OF Wm HOge, at No S9 Broomest
some time ago. John Fowler, in whose apartment In
Spring ST some of the stolen hair found, was
on Saturday committed for trial.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
ciety. the question was open to discussion. ana re-
suited in the adoption of the resolution ohered oy
Cnn Barnard which ia "a follows:


Resolved That opinion Of the American SOCIETY OF WI
neers relations Of Tehuantepc 70 we -
ART peculiar other suggesle nue
Government capital Of is citlen shoul NOV W -
ship enterprise until tho "a "a h
practcabty canal that hmus hs pen ue'ein "
survey TO be made for that object 80,
The resolution of Gen. Barnard was laid pelore
Congress ON the 18th of March and on the same day
Mr. Fenton offered the following resolution IN the
Senate. which was referred TO the Committee on
Foreign Affairs:
ubos The commerce world and especially that Of The
Western Hemisphere important thu ship canal shouh DE
nj arrs The American isthmus and whereas the Government
M M Rnnbc of Merco concee to American company the
on communication by means Of railway
cns Ihmns TehuaupeC and proposes TO AID thereto
CONCESSION for ship canal; Therefore, -
Jt resolved bg oad House Of Represetdire q ne
Tsi,ed Stats fra IN Compress assembled That IT The Pre.
dent shall obtain the Assem- Of the Government OF
Secretary of Wal hereby suhorIed to detail corps
engineer the summit Of the kthmus OF Tenn.
epec 10 there be sufficient water at the summit
of said isihmu ship cans and II II should DO i0nnd
on termination is sufficient water, then complete
o ship canal shall be made from the Gulf OF
Pacific together with complete plans pohe anu
the under such regulations and with such PROVISIONS
the Committee on Foreign Relations may recommend
II is TO he hoped that immediate action will be had
on il by Congress- that the survey of the Summit OF
Tehuantepec may be surveyed in May and June,
which are the last of the dry months, before the
commencement of the rainy season.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25

purportng TO have drawn ~ his son Inc n",o s"o
posed maker and dlshonored, Young 1isIoa WOOD
This proceeding led the publication OF the fraud ana
Mr.. Woodruff taken into custody. e, eLusenlan, q n
large amount from them upon substantially tne % slo
representations. He also secured credit 10 Ell
aounts from the grocer and other tradespeopie WIN
whom he dealt upon the pretense that he was man o
large and perfect responsibility Dt AZ
springng from the fact that he had embarked a ms
money in cotton specuatlons the returns from wheh
would be speedily coming In
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
SATURDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-s AM

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Sun 6:49 Moon rses....... 3O3
an
Sandy Hook -. 400 Cows 4:53 Hell Gate 6is
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
Desirbsster Gountp Real gstaie for 6ale.


A GRE of LAND or less and 2-story HOUSE,
near Morrsana Depot Terms easy Inquire Of ANGRLL,
Printer, 40 Fourthaye.
EOR SALE, with immediate pOssesSiOn-De-
srable RESIDENCES Wesehester of
hoods Sound and perfectly healthy Of
choice Bun Sound prices
E0R SALE--At Rye, Westchester County, an
elegant MANSION situated high ground midway
Station and Portchee the Sound
distance House and commoious marble
aniels and Black aHut stairs ke tine Us vii
three sides; grounds about ACRHS fne laid fruit and shade trees
and all oubutngs Price $500 terms will
RENT (nrnishe) FOR rIlB SEASON $3.50 private family.
Full particulars from HOMER MORGAN. Pinc-st Q7aD
GREAT BARGAIN for a desirable PLACE,
~ ave minutes walk from Msmsrvnk depot Newaen RR good
house house of nl plenty Of fruit ocsuoa
high ground churches and schools immediate possession; pnoe
+651; easy. Also brick HOUSE Hirem
ssSOo Owner A. SPENCER Carpet Dealer No. 28l Gapds
FT,ARRYTOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.-A
Il choice BUILDING SITE Of about eight
woU
advantage. Appy r. BACON, TauyOwn W. L. TREAD
WELL, l04 Wsuenst, New-iOrk.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Saturday, April

NEwYORK, Saturday, April 81 Is7U'
Business at the Exchange to-day has been
light and unimportant number OF sales are adyer-
tised for next week. however, which likely 10 at
tract the attention Of those seeking good investments
New-York tribune., 1870-04-25
Ciln Real Gstate for Sale.


A FIRST CLASS 3-stOry, high-stOop brown
n stone front for SALE Of Eghhaye No.
37 house built best with Paieass ~nioEs walnut sa
c rn entirely Fall with carpets from liyars mirrors
from Whitemore furniture Phelps Jese1 CO.. eh1thes from
Hanghwout and shades from Kelly rnoe 1 Nhich n
uie, everything excepting silver library linen and family portraits
Possession Nav June l. 5200JO s2j,OJ remain KAN
DELL 56l and $50 Eighth-ave.
TTOITR MILLS. in Avenue c, FOR SALE or
and Of the most approved kind Engine
JOhorse power Capacity mills 400 barrels per day Apply TO
CLAVE, HOLGATB & Co., 2B Cana-st
NOR SALE-GREENE-ST ST, Nos 203, POS, 207,
4 9 2ll and 23; Rental $4,000; +6lSO % $1,000 remain
Gc AZ MULLER & WILKINS, No. 7 Pine-st
EOR SALE-Near the Fifth-ave., the 4-stOry,
IL brown bgh.stoop HOUSE 5I55 with bay Wnaos No
West This Of the bert built and best located
in The CIV Inonire Of J. p. HAYS u Beekmanst
SIOOO w, WANTER FL ,oe, on .ti FTss ooS @SFt 2. on
Dwellings AsO and "a COinIltia college
leases. Address D. Box 6,7g5, =. o., ~ Y. City.