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New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
REPUBLICAN SPIRIT IN THE STATE.

At spirited Republican meeting in Utica
On Friday evening NJ Vim. r. Holden assured the audi
snce that al information that could be obtained
the entire Republican ticket in Oneida Co1nty would re-
eeye an old fashioned majority" this year. During
no previous campaign have the Republicans been more
1horougy organized determined 70 elect their
-ieket said that the voters OF the rural dis
Tricts frOm whom he brought ga0 udiLgs, were much
encouraged by the promise Of an approximately fair
in New York City and lad been working with en-
ergy for the cause
An Immense and enthusiasts meeting Of Re
-,ublicsss held in Moraya, Csyuga County. last
FRIDAY evening special train Of FIVE from Auburn
arrived early in the evening. crowded with citizens
People gathered also from al directions n tie southern
srt OF the county and the quiet village presented the
appearance Of large city under unusual excitement
The evening He constantly interrupted by pro
1Ouged applause, As he reviewed the issues Of the cam
Dsgp.
large meeting OF Rrpubbcans wss held in West
Troy on Friday at which the Hon. Mshl0n Chance OF
ONO oo1upied the speakers desk during most OF the
evcnine. Ht preceded by Prof. p. II. Bserman.
r~yiewed the administration Of Tsmmany with
pU and humor. The Germans constituted large
tt audience, and were fully represented in the
hoi ~ coes Of the meeting Tbey received the ap
ws u The oltaksrs 10 support Their Republican friends
AZ LioeTisa with enthusiastic applause.
~ Aco}emy Of husie IN Bnghsmton was crowded
c',s'ns Thursday evening to hear :he Hon. ROs-
"1 ca sing The Hon. Giles W Hotckkis occupied
en-, with the following gentlemen among the Vice
aoe = The Hon. job n. COngdon. the Hon. Sber-
o ~ +htll~, tnt Hon. btphen ID Hand, tbe Hon "
- nau, the Hon. Barns K johnson, Gen John Z.
b. %, the Hon. Simon 9. Hitchcock, the Hon.
Mckinney, the Hon. Harvey WesteOtt, the Hon.
yons, the Hon. Abel Bennett and Prof Francis
n. tr hr. Conkling' after discussing the his
OF The contest between Republcanism
Democracy, attacked the Canal manage
1 tho present state Administration. and then
rHf hIs attention " the condition OF New
w City and 10 the law ~ Congress 10
ht illegal yOring. He said that n tbis Law s un-
tutiOuu an election riot not proper tribunal
a0e the fact The Eeu- York Ezlrcss proposes 10
~ the troops into the ryer" The rePeaters cahbO,
thai Kind Of "pitcb" without being defled."
twO sections Of the bill which most complained
ere drawn by Mr.. COnkling lie said he would have
them stronger ~ the session were not so near its
~ the democrats might have talked the time out and
- prevented a vote The audience cheeTed the speaker
. Enthusiastically al this and every other SsIeut point
-ssTOul lsi,ut the address.
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upon 10 uphold purity and integrity. and TO put dewn
t6ieving public plunder. and deception OF our reov
o,tixens "a Practically the iaminany ring I,S ~
strong from ono who has been member OF tho
General Committee Of Tsmmsny Hall. but feel IL my
duty, ns a nst,Iraxed American citizen, TO expose tho
wrongs committed by the party with which have been
engaged for the last 70 years" Judge Ledwth sald
hope la be Of the Implements ~ wash tins cry ron
corruption which makes stink In tho nostrs OF honest
N proper Justice would he dealt TO some men who
hold high positions the State Prison would be their DOOM
There trouble about the law but about the men
who are eIeeted 10 control IT,"
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THE SUSPENSION or WORK ON THE NEW POST
OFFICE.

OFFICE.
Judge Henry Hilton, Nice-President and
Treasurer OF the Department of Public Parks writes MS
call attention to and indorse statement OF the diff
cultes in continuing the work the new PostOfioe.
which alleges that the number OF discharged men not
nearly great has been represented and that the
main difficulty is the lack Of appropriations from Con
grcss. Tho Judge concludes his letter ~ follows:
And will add that n you will investigate further you
will find that neither the city authorities, this Depart
ment myself have interfered with the progress
of the work the proposed structure unless may he
considered improper Interference To require the removal
from the City Hail Park Of collection Of dirty sheds
and structures used by the Government officials for
sta bling horses and similar purposes.
This did not seem to be either necessary or
proper under the circumstances for the most prOm
nent park OF the city. and think opinion In this
respect will not he easily changed.
trust you will. reflection agree with us. Very re-
speCttuly. yours, HENRY HILTON,
Vice President aud Treasurer ID. Z, y.
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election of chat gallant soldier Abraham n Berry ~
County Clerk
A disnatch from Little Valley, Cattnraugus
County. Oct ~ says: "Thc Sheldon men have called
Congress and County Convention at Mayve TO to
morrow what good reason there be for another
Congress Convention in the XXXIst District, since the
Republicans have candidate already in the field II ia
difficult to imagine and it is not less puzzling guess
why they require another County Convention in Chan
tauqua n they have already nominated a county
ticket.
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N IRR[EU

GRANNIS-PRTRRS-I BroOklTr Thqy'sT evenng Oct "
Of Pierrepoltst By TIE Rev feos
Farley Robert A. Florence Peters d.HShrf
Charles Peters, sl OF shat city
sTRAgNs-SYB-In Champlaia. Oct IS ls7O BY The Rev
sarus D. the father bridegroom assisted By the Rev Ws
Whitaker Mr. Seaen Preuis sear- Of hegak n D. to m"s
Margaret sye daughter " Mrs Bartlett hye Of ChAmPtna
Al Notices Of Marriages must BE- iHdorsea p1h fa2
name and address
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retirement Of Mr. David Il. Scott, who

The retirement Of MIR. David Is. Scott wnU
has been for u years the Principal OF Grammar 'o" ~
No. 40. In East Twenty thrdst was made tho o00O,
for presenting hun. by Commssioncf "ood' ~
Of Mr. Soots associates in thc school, avery ',,
aud eg..ly sold satoh aud chain sad m@s'''0 WV"
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.

BosrOH, Ocs. S0.--The Republicans of the Hid
Congressional District had grand ally in the Music
Hall here last night, nging out nearly 5000 people
The Hon A. A. Rice presided and delivered the opening
address Speeches were also made by the Hon. Emery
7Y,shborn the Hon Henry l. Dawes, and Gen. Han Of
aiu
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
THE CAMPAIGN.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

sessTnsr. .............sTEw l.. woODFORp, ksgs
Ltsa -tkverpor ....... : igirnsuud ksuffunun, ksz
Cousrour. ....... Abak w. Palmer Dstcbes
Csssi teea tfun rern) .Absalom Nelson, kue
Csasi cO"~ lShos TrmL Alex. Barkley wshinstss
ssa1 ff7soa fAsnssor John Parkhprst. Cifntes
ELrtioa Tuesday. Nov. -
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Altman Rro-. & Go.

m, Advertisement zhth spiff
pre- made for meeting the denans Of fa if onS
eoaem,nts T.y have Neetsens
bores and yard and "a cases connnk % boTe.
81 Is 81 80 Bargains 81 gard ses Their H'sfu@ent
Wedding md Visiting Cards, Initial stamping hoe Psp~
VIZ EyEEDELL lO4 PULrOs-sr OPP Old Dvres CHo"H
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poiitiral Notices.
Citizens 10 the Rescue.

Citizens TO the Rescas!
AMAss NETTING
or II, csen. q York opposed the present ''rps ' os
DENoCRArIc AND REFoRM TICKsr
POr Mayor
JEszmAH n TAPPAs.
FOr Comptroller.
JOSIAH ". BEowN.i
For sheriff
JOHN A. sTgMMuRG
yOf Coanty Cers.
coRsKLruS FLYNN. -
D- AUGUST PagCu and .,..~
Pof Coroner,
COOPER IXsrrTUrR
MONDAY EyKs5sG ocTToHEEn
The following speakers sisnd and address -
Hoo THos. A LRDwrrH Hon HRNRY I { C1aNr2s hSTS,L-
HOn. HENRY MCol Ja.se Gt1SSE SFt t.tR 8 saAehTr'
Non Z T6MLSSoS iIs5 5Eyi y : os,M6s sHiTg,fbO'
JULIUS %ADsToErH 20, josEFl DLUAESTHAL' "'r
Headquarters soiders, and SAILOR ,s,ss SeSts s ~, y.
T "'H ''O''' n1, O'Clock THIS RyRsS0.
IN ,l m. .oo, o, le scecia eea at IA A no-As
1nd Tor n. transaction OF other important bas''sT
seventh .-;s%hly ,s a = a s S Nc
slAye THIS ssIas RlI o Soo, a. gaiasu .S"sss al
address the meeting sEISos W TURPrs Pr,s.se.,
Ian, ZswHL Secr-tsry
>,,h Congressional District-As sajoned nestpg & ~
Convention for the lAh Dstro uin
unon H Thidave hetween One hunire as nr
~ 81 and-t~enty ghss oa MONDAY kNFNlNG OS
nj IgTD q oclock. By orie "lhLihh hA"JH, NHnr~~A
Albert BoaEKr. s.,r,tars.
W. MAESe,
r,oe.,th Assembly District wosdford and kuuima.s
Raincarien meeti.s ssss the ass s.sa 90 s . sss se
kghtsve and fnrt
s.,S.t MONDAY EyRNIsG October ~ Al O'Clock The Hss
W0RACK GREELEY Gen @ H. SHARPE. Hon dkOk0B WILkkS
sEAVER PAGE and other anin.ni spsat,r, Will sduS ih
meeting Union Ge Club snd hand m Will be IN srndAoo
Of ihe Unco keT-siesn Aso~aloa
Jsvn GolLsu SAMUEL g. HAYTgS, Sorutsdr. GEORdh "
DA CHINA Prenl W"aiicrs aud kansnn Club
CHaA " C0wrAs. sAaUkL n. BLAAS. heerctAs a
Pizhfreath Ward. -,xtoenth Assembly District
Woodford and hanfsAsnn Gnmpaian AssocIataen.-
The regular wecky mrsn9 S be held TIN kfkhiNo D~mih
Hs THrn,y-thinist and hsronda a. ~ ek hoH LnAt
ALIRN aEORGf WILKES. sd snj Hcsh ChAh Ai.NCke all
sddfess he me.tag join d. OIitWbLL, Afosdont
o J1asPu Rg0G JA.ss ru0sFs9S, ir. S,4
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
Pg,NxroRr 0-Untd States Five f~eaty
at 90 for az Of 1872
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REGISTRATION.

GENERAL ORDER TO THE POLICE.
The following General Order of Superin-
tenden Kelso to the Police posted up about the city
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Colonel c. s. VenabIe then presented the
following report of the Committee on Resou.
tionS:
IIhcrcos. II is high and holy duty. as we'll
as a noble privilege. to perpctun'e the hnnors
of those who have displayed eminent virtues
and performed great achievements. that they
may serve as incentives and examples to the
ht,st generations Of their cmuntrymcn. and
attest the rcvereniial admirrtinr and affection
ate regard OF their compntrints aud whereas.
this duty ami privilege devolres on all who
love and admire General Robert T. Lee
throughout this country aSd the world and
in especial manner upon those who follow
ed him in the field or who fnught in the
same c7uSr. who shared in the glorics. partook
OF his trials. and were united with him in the
same sorrows and adversely. who were devoted
to him in war by the baptism of FIRE and blood,
aud bound to him in peace by the still higher
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NO.. IL.

homage due tu-the te and grand exhibition
,bf character purs d Ioiiy aud dgeutle and
true, under all chan4ts of fortune, aud serene
nmii the greatest diEisierS; therefore be it
e l. Resok0e,!, Tad We favor an association
to erect u monun,eot at Richmond to the
meniory of Robert u Lee. as an enduring tes
tininnial of our love nd respect and devotion
to his tume.
2 Rsxufred TAaS while donations viii be
gladly received fr,kA' all who recognize in the
excel!eucies of General Lees character un
honor aud an enetttr cement to Iur common
humanity an an ] ns hono that coming
geueratidhs may p rsud to initiate his vir-
tues it is drSiraI illat every Confederate
soldier and sailor ~ make some contribn
ton. however suisH 10 the proposed monu.
mont
5 Res,iee,l, T for the purpose Of seenr-
ing tAst tiislsslt,5 Aaespafch in the crcc'ioIf
of the monument, an executive committee of
sevenry fve, with president, SECRETARY, treas
urer, auditor. &c. he appointed TO invite and
collect subscriptions, to procure designs for
said monument, to select the best, tn provide
for the organization of central executive com
mittees in other States. which may serve us
mediums of communication between the exc
cutive committee of the Association and the
local associations of these States.
4. ResoIrcd, That we respectfully invite
the ladies' of the Hollywood Association to
lend US their assistance aud CO operation in the
collection nt subscriptions.
.. Ltcsoiced. That we cordially approve of
the local monument now proposed 10 be erect
ell by other associations at Atlanta. and at
Lexington, his last home. whose penpe were
So closely, united with him in the last sad years
of his Ele.
G. HcsDirca. That while we cordially thank
the Governor anl Legislature of Virginia for
the steps they have taken to d. honor to the
memory of General Lee vet in Difference
the wishes of his loved aud venerntcd widow.
with whnm we mourn. we viii MT discuss the
question Of the, most fitting resting place for
his ever =lnrous reman~. but will content
ourselves wirE the expressing the earnest de.
sire aud hnre that at some future proper time
they will be committed to the charge Of this
Association.
Generals John S Preston. John Ts Gorlnn
and Henry 4. Wise aud William Henry Pres
ton aud C"onels Robert + Withers and
Charles MrrshalI delivered e'nqrans anl ap.
T,rnprinte speeches aud argued that Richmond
is the proper ulnca inr the linal intcrmnent of
the remains Of General Lee
The resolutions were adopted and the meet
ing adjourned.
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BALTIMORE CARDS.
SEVEN GOLD MEDALS
Have just been awarded to
CHARLES NJ. STIEFF,

bcr and November, 1867 for the hest Pianos, over
eient different New York, Philadelphia "pd Balri-
more Pianos.
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Willow BREAD-The Ieaves Of our COM
mon or basket willow treated the same az is
usu.l for hops makes AN excellent yeast or
lcavem fnr light bread Tie discovery was
made in my GanriIy this summer. nnd after
thorough trial was convinced that there is
nnthiug equal To it. ns it rises mnch quicker
than horS-in half the time -imparis none Of
that hop favor so disa.,eeahl :" somir, and in
fact. makes better bread every way. Tho
thin.. Is well worthy the attention "f every
good buusewife VIII" reads the Journal of Az
ricuIrure. aud lest some should hesitate in con-
sequence of not knowing the medical proper.
ties of the willow in question, | will add that
it is a heairiy tonic from which no harm can
possibly arise.
CC0rsespon,7enI Journal ef agriculture.
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She is Dying.

The foIowing is subl,melv beautiful nni pa
thetic. aud could only have hce"u dictated by
Il heart that has ex xncrienced all the bit,crncSs
that is therein expressed Who the anthor is
We know not. hut suspect the extract is from
some bnak IF any body can read it without
moisture in their eyes and stones in their
throat. thev must he made of mrrbIo
Hush. she is dying! The sunlight streams
in ;hrongh the rla:c glass window. the room
is fragrant with Snuthcrn nnwerS-larrc.
milt-wiIi'e African lilies, roses a nishtoncnle
would stop to worship cans irssamincs aud
cnmelias with their large glossy leaves.
Through the omen easement st"nlS rho faint.
musical tin@le Of r.lnving fnuntni"s the lirht
tempered pleasantly by rose colnred cour'ains
of emhrni,lcrcd satin, kinics IN "orgcnnS
oil naintinns with halo hri"ht as n rainbow
It is rs If rrcShcr sunshine we're falling
enr'hward on the bower Of boantv.
The canary sings in his aihlod crge her
canary aud rho mocking bird raises his clear
notes on tic poriumrd mir.
WHY d" Won clnch yomr hand until the
nails Grnw the rich rosy blood through III"
thin Tniverng skin? Why do y"u grind
your teeth together and HIS that ono word
hn~h? It is henntifni home I'm sure and
that lady with her hand unnn her bosom Is as
fair as any dream visio" Of the rrin'cr.
Surely "oth'u@ could hc pnrer than that
broad, high brow nothing brighter than
cnFI*
And sh" '"r"s Won. ton. M! yes, any one
can r'nn 'nnt IN Inc hccN violet eyes raised 81
t"nde'Iy I" your own. An that IS It; your
y"nn" vat" l'v"s you
~" linked t" y"nr+ IN" cTis'encH o! an
ANGEL whe" sh" k"elt beside y"n nt the mar
riage ard placed hHr hand IN yours.
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no-TERMs OF ApvERrIsINc. -ra
POETIoAL.
IFor The Spirit of jefferson
THE YOUNG AND THE OLD MAID,
Or. Behind the Curtains.

lam just sixteen tu dav,
SIn 81 sixteen sumo prrpic Pay.
Well a'iRys welt adav *
Auhtis thirks that maidens 1.-Two
Only after forty 6vci
Wen afRy! well siavl
And ehe sayS that sweet sixteeu
IL jus, the grc-rest OF th,. srrcen
Well Rdav well ariRv.
M matter what "lsl nai'iatna say.
l'd rather far l's grePn than gTal
Well ad,v! wolf S.lsv.
How often lla- NV Anntie EunC
Tn n"ue stt ,',td rv,r trust the youngi
We'll adae ". II sslsS
She wruld have all mai.'r believe
That ali iuvrrs will deceive.
wellatavi Vrllariavt
hPvg hS'a ri INV sirar Mama
Say Hu Ns-rr traitars bn, Papa.
Rnf tIIiniS Issv isiSfsi.rs Aunt -e---s,
Taught her sistcr thus To cant.
We'll a|av we'll adavl
FNr INV N'cNker Moth'r st'- Il
Some vaat in we of tnnt Gertrude. -ala
We'll adal well as'agi
] hav'. h.'a rd my Au1'ie ssv.-
Bni wNn believes surh 'r,,Hk kcFs, prlyf m
Wo'l aray' w-1t 9dHy.
ThPtT,r cHri, mpi,irn T.irtywou,
A duzcn maids are I"ii nU.h'ne
Well Hday! wctl PdHy
How INV lnuIWfinC pulsrs tiIruh -~7
Wh"n INV evea meet thosr oI Rob
Wei! aday well RtlaS
II his generous. Rob is hnid -
A fTuiip, = heart IL ever cold.
We'll atiRy well atlnvt
''ES"rN- mNn J. lnRid. ne ine."
Wei iaY well adav
Rob IL witty VITA al iha
''rrrH-"n runs thrnuSh III his chat" rtts
We'll adav : well R'av!
The other 'iav wh"nR ,b~'t came,
Aud by the srrvant scnt HE name,
Well adaYi we'll adav
NV Auntic called mr sliV nricc. ls.s
Aud stamping rricd. yuu fuulish piece 2"
Wei aisy l well adny
When three rat tate ur"u tho cl'urr
Sail taisiN rs ss.lIatfs MafnF M0Orr -
Well R.'Ry! well Sdav
The n"ighburs raV Ih'I ure madS
Nrv"' nrrrier. Tier hls''e. -t
We'll ndUy wrIlR w.
jenny the house mRi''. heard the din,
Aud ran tu let the fRjnr ia
Well adRv ! W, u ada
"Wilh INV rrga,ds. tell Nist Gertrude
Anjvcuing drive viii dn her goOd!"
We'll Sjayl we'll RtlRV
Now, Mai r NInrc il - gallant
la i've tI""ri"n- tn I"v Aunt!
W.'il adIv : we'll R'lAy!
NV Auntic. -unuthiuC dow n her hair.
With hat AMI gi"vrs down the stair.
Well n'Iavi : we'll R.iavi
Now i"t hrr 'c,rn sud '"I her scoH
Till shr kniIr her fing"rs "tI.-
Well niav we'll adayi
Knitting gloves aud con,"rts for
The Tirh and rudlv bachelor!
We'll pd1v, ~rllH'i.v.
Rut will m1rrV Wh"HI please
Desrit" ,I''' c"rkIi"c "' s"oh gcesc.
VILLA nv we'll adTv
Alas Wis il n q kle rK,ih'
In wi,ir u r,I-i-frnrv IL WORTH
VIC ndnv! /! w"II ndsv
Ask Aunt E.rtruI~. fsr che ran tell:--
Ask net fair. hut f'"lish hsiIC.
Well adNy! we'll Suay.
JErrEasoSiAS.
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Vim Knabe & Co..
Manufacturers of
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPfIGHT
Riaoo EoEteg.

GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
Piano FortoS.
wARFRn-Ss.
No. $50 W. Bal tmore St. near Eu,aw,
BALTIMORE. MD
VIhesc Instruments have ben before the Public for
i nearly Thirty years. md un"n their cxcrllency
alone attained AN u~PU"cHAsEn Pre- EMISEScE'
which pronUunccs them uncquaicd. Their
TONE
.combincs srcat power. swc' tnCss Hrd fine singing
quality. as we'll as great purity Oi intnnatl"n, aud
evenness thrOughIut this "rtirc scale. Their -
TOUClH
is piant and elastic. ard "ntirciy FREQ from the
stiffacss found in =" many Pianos la
WORESTt NSHiP
they uncxcslrd. using nnuc bot the very best
SEASONED MArEHIAL. the large cnpit" "mri"vcd 1t"
our business enabling us t'rktCp cont tnualiy an l
Inensc stock of lumh'r. &c. ON hand
E5<- All our Square Pianos hav" "nr New Improved
Ovrrstrupg scale and the = giraffe Treble.
we would call special attention to our lite mn
proveIncnts in
GRAND PIANOS AND SQUARE GRANDS,
PATESTED August II. 1866,
Which bring the Piano nearer perfection than has
yet hecn attained.
Every Piano Fully Warranted for Years
Snle 'wh"lcsa lR 4 g"ncv for CNRHAET & NEED.
HAMS Celebrated PARI"R ORo ms aud CHURcH
HARa oSIuS5.-
No. 81" wcat Baltimore St. r"a- Eut'w
April 90, IS7D-Iy. BALTIMORE.
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"A little boy in the infant class "f SUN
day-schonl was asked by his teacher wheIher
he had learned anything during the past week.
Oh yes" said be. What have y"u lenrnedz'
Never to trump your partners trick" was
the repiy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
tFor ,h. Spirit If J,n,iaol.l
Christian Faith.

The following instance nf christian faith
occurred II short time since, before DR.. NJ,
of New York =
An umeducarcd woman Ind made applica-
ton Tor admission To rne snc, auicnt. bur, ut
the customary examination. could not iuriu
an articuntc reply to single question that
WAS pat to her. Ii was in vain IH ask lfeT Of
tue fleets "iliceS nr mediation Of Christ. or
of the purpose of his death Not "ne word
could be drawn out Of her. aud yet there was
Il certain air nr Intelligent srfi"n-ness. aud
the manifestations a.! right aud appropriate
feeliug-a hrurr and - tenderness Indicated,
nur 10y one syil,bIc "i Utteruucc. hut by tho
natural sgns of emotun. Which fifty respnud.
ed I" the i"pic, Ui the clergyman, wbethef
she was spoken I" uf the sin thar condemned
her nr ui the Savior who nrnned I,r IT, Still.
a. she could make nn distinct reply T." any Of
his questions. he refused tu enr.,ll her Hs n
cnnmunicnut. Wuh the deepest emotion,
and duwnraSt eyes. she turned aud was about
retiring. when >hc cnllrh "ut IN the iuIlhess
OF her heart. II ~0"""f .p""k Los h m; Int 1
cDnH die /or linn r. Tnr Dr.. ovrrI"wered,
handed her Il sarraimen,al t..ken. although no
other ren-"m fell IN u't-rnnce from her She
afterwards stated thar ii life had beer at stake
she could not have s1id more ii. NJ.
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DURHAM CATTLE.
"nOPEWELL MILLS"

TT'IIE undersigned desires frn, tho citizens in
ihc vicinity Of .IiOPEW ELL WILLS" other
wise known : ''StTidrr'= Nil-.' that having
cured the ser virCS "f n ~4r class Miller. hr i nrc-
pared To d all kinds uf iudiug AT tho sh"rC@t Nc"
ti'c and in the best manner. -Four nud M"al al
wavs haud. EUGENE BAKER.
August %, l>I0-tf.
lust como to In nd tho latcs, styles of Ladies'
- Ilat=, such Beaver. V..lv"t aud SrupOlitau -
Ladies Vests Switches and Chign"n=. at
Nuy.u,bt r l. J.GOLDS NITH'S.
4 FINE asaortmon nj of Stone and Crockerv ware
n for sa lie chcaphy X. RON LUCAS.
Harpcr's Ferry, August 3-ti.
1FExlo U OR, for salc by
W. s. MASON
oi1N ''O'A - W 8. MAsoN's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15

"A young man charged with being lazy.
was asked if he took ii fror1 hi. father Il
think not" was the reply, fathers got all
the laziness he ever had"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15

THE NEWSPAPER The newspaper" as
exchange observes. has done noble slIaro
in bringing the world up to the sublime ntti-
tude it now occupies The fact that rs col-
nmns are the cnnverging fncn- Of the electric
fluid as i: flashes the news of all nations
around the world renders the live newspaper
an article in unusual demand. In addition
cd in It's prGes. The stare-uan aud the
cross road politician must have il. The mer-
chant prince and the Tedlcr are i'll ut easo
until they have scanned it's columns The
professor and the student. the "puleni plnD'er
counting his acres hl hundreds aud the small
farmer who Lares his brow TO the nnnnday
sun. eviuce an anxi"ty to hear from the great
world that can only be satisfied by tie columns
OF the newspaper
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15

"A parer out West has f'r i's motfoc:-
"Good- will 30 all men wh" pay pr"mpfiJ.-
Devoted to ucws aud making money.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15
DEAPH OF GENERAL LEE.

The Memorial Meeting in Richmond.
.SDcech of mr. Dstvls = Resolutions 1t79loted.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-11-15

-aIf all the world were blind, what mel
anchoIy sight it would be-" said an Irishman
to the congregation
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-16
SIXTH DISTRICT
LATE JEFFERSON CITY.)

A
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-16
DISTRICT
LATE ALGlERS.

4 Altman succession Doseph.
Albright & J.....-........... 20
IS Acker H. Observation-Disclosures. 5