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4. :. HATCH.
FISK,


OFFICE OF Fisk & HATCH, BANKERS,
5N.ssAU-sT., NETWORK, March a. lo1
THE FIRST MORTGAGE SIX PER CENT GOLD BONDS
OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
of which about ST. 100000 have already been
keted-are secured upon an East and West Trunk
Line of Road 427 miles in length, the greater part
Of which (227 miles is in earning operation and the
remainder rapidly building. When completed It
will establish short, economical and favorite route
between tide-water navigation and the chief rail-
road and river cities Of the West.
Besides the immense volume of through traffic be-
tween the East and West which this Road can com
mand by its unapproachabe advantages in distance,
grades, fuel and unfailing navigable connections,
this Road must convey enormous quantities Of the
superior smelling camel and biuminOus Goals Of the
Kanawha Valley and the iron ores of Virginia and
West Virginia, which are in demand at both euds of
the line.
The value of the property, the certainty Of large
and profitable business the established reputation
and credit of the Company. and its able and honor
able management, give TO these securities an assu-
rance of superior value and safety.
They NAV be had in Coupon or Registered form, sBd
in denominations of
$1,000. $500, and 800.
We have prepared pamphlets, showing me agflchi-
tural mineral and manufacturing advantages OF the
adjacent territory, ana the az" "
cial prospects of the Road which Will be FURNISHED
on application. FISK 4 HATCH, Financial Agents.
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF IOWA have
now built and equipped in frst-class manner, $50
MILES OF RAILROAD. which completes their entire
lne with the exception of laying the track on y
miles which is already graded. They thus open lHE
FIRST THROUGH LINE Across THE STATE from north
to south, and by making slight detour at one point
they give DIRECT COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN 1T.
LOUIS AND ST. PAUL FIRST MORTGAGE PER
CENT GOLD BONDS are issued upon this road,
amounting TO $4,000 per mile while many roads
issue from $4,000 to $4,000, and are Offered at "
and accrued interest in currency.
The most experienced iinanciers agree that FIRST
Mortgage Bonds, to a limited amount, upon in-
shed railroad which is well located f9r business,
are one of the very safest forms of investment.
Holders of Government bonds may exchange them
for Central Iowas at a large present profit beside
handsome increase Of interest for a long term OK
years.
Parties desiring to secure a frst-caSt security,
based upon a railroad practically done, and ID the
hands of leading capitalists who have Urge pc
cuniary and business interest in Its success can APP
ply at the Office Of the Company, or any of its adj
vertised agents, where pamphlets and full nfoma-
ton may be had. Nearly S3,OOO000 of these Bonds
have already been sold
W. b. SHATTUCK, Treasurer 81 Finest, ~ J.
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spjrit Of geftet5olt.
Jharlestown, W. Va, October 81, 1871.
saBNAND'H Valley RAILROAD,

The friends Of this work are making last
effort to secure the right of way through JEFF
fersOn county, on reasonable terms, falling in
which the project, so far as this county is con-
terned, will be wholly abandoned and another
md more inviting rorto selected.
A large meeting was held Ut Shepherds
town on Saturday, the 9lst inst, for the puF'
pose of taking the subject, in its new aspect
into consideration and saving if possible, the
benefit of this important enterprise to this
community. In an able address by the Hon
A. R. Botelcr, one of the directors Of the
company, it was stated that the sum Of fifteen
hundred dollars per mile was offered for the
right of way, nad If the proposition were nc'
csp,ed by the 14lh of November, the work
Of construction would proceed at once, aud if
not the line Of the road would be established
elsewhere and through a more friendly cOun'
trv In order to ascertain if this ultimate
propOsi.ion of the company would not be re.
eoired, committee Of the leading citizens of
sbepberdstOWn aud its vicinity was appointed
to wait on the property holders interested aud
report their disposition on the subject. We
learn that this committee, who undertook to
visit the land proprietOrs along 'ne-half OF
the located route, has discharged its duties
most successfully. The owners Of property
visited have modified and moderated their
views, and there is every reason to suppose
that an agreement eau be made between them
and the company that will be satisfactory TO
oil parties. Arrangements have been effect
ed BY which owners of land on the other half
Of the line will be called on during the press
ent week. We trust aud believe that there
will be the same, If not greater Iiberality
shown on the part Of those yet to be waited
on, and that tho ve.cd and now pcri!Ous
question of the right of way will be forever
disposed Of.
We think the offer Of the company ought
net to be rejected. Whilst it is possible that
in some case, it may not be full compensation
for immediate damages, we doubtif in sin'
gle instance the largo resulting increase in
the value Of all the property through which
the road will pass will not greatly OverbAIanco
the injury inflicted. Besides tho work is one
Of great public interest, and some public
spirit should be manifested towards it.
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THE STATE AT LARGE.

The lUecliog Register Of Saturday brings
the following gratifying intelligence;
As the returns from tho State come in it
appears that tho Democratic party had things
pretty much its own way last Thursday. The
splendid victory won in Ohio county is echoed
in all quarters Of the State. The Eastern
Panhandle answers back to the west that tho
Democracy arc in tho ascendant, and tho south
gives back to the northern section Of the State
the Clad response that everywhere the friends
of constitutional reform have galluutly carried
the day. Two months ago tho opponents OF
the Convention carried seventeen counties out
of the Gfty.tour in West Virginia. We now
have returns from seven Of that seventeen,
and in each of them the friends Of the Com
vcuton have elected their candidates, Ohio,
Wood Kanawhu, Brooke, Richie, Lewis and
Harrison all voted against the Convention,
but in each tho Democrats have elected the
men whom they desire to represent them. In
fact, it appoars this morning thStthO Radicals
have probably carried only one Of thO eleven
Senatorial district, in tho State and will elect
only eleven of tho scventy.oight members OF
whom tho Convention is to bo Composed
The Legislature next winter will bear nearly
the same complexion.
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WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION |
Jefferson County Regulates Radioalism
by Over 700 Majority
STATE CARRIED BY OYER 10000!

The important election for members OF the
State Convention, Legislature, County and
Township officers, took place throughout the
State on Thursday last In this section the
day was by no means an suspicious one for
the Conservatives, as it rniued almost without
intormssion the entire day, keeping at home
tic white vote, whilst the "mnn and brother"
was out in full force,
The Radicals of the county had rCsOrted to
every shift during the tendency of the can
yass, to save themselves from utter route and
discontinue, but all to no purpose, as tho re-
corded verdict Of an outraged people so clear
" demonstrates. Notwithstanding all the
Conservative candidates whose names had
been placed on the Peoples Ticket" (got'
ten up by the tricksters just on the eve Of the
cloclion,) came out in public reputation of
the base uses to which their names had been
appropriated, yet the name of Mr.. Grantham,
the Conservative nominee for the Legislature,
was placed on the Radical ticket, and in Shep'
hcrdstown the Conservative ticket was inter-
pOlated by the name Of BilImyer for the Sen
ate, in place Of Wilson, Throughout the
county, in the township tickets, similar
frauds were perpetrated, aud if thsro be any
Radical throughout the county holding place
or position, it is chiefly owing to manipula'
tons of this character.
The negro here, as elsewhere, had beer
thoroughly indoctrinatcd into the belief tina
he must necessarily swallow the whole hOrd'
of cnrpct.baggen aud scalawugs, If he desired
any present peace on earth or hoped for an,
future reward in heaven. Out of vote o
247, at the Court>housc, the Conservative
did not receive more than four or five.
But we have no room for further comment
Berkeley and Jefferson, siugly aud united
have achieved brilliant triumph. No tw
counties in the State have been more outrage
and prosecuted by Radical rule, and it shout
be matter of general rejoicing that the da
Of their deIiysrancc has atlength come.
The following is the result, so far as tn
returns have come to hand, and they are q
indicative of the most favorable issue through
out the State.
Jefferson County.
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TOWNSHIP,

CHARLESIOWN TON NSHlF.
Suptrrisor.J. Il. uaiacs 1923; J. w. Me-
Curdy7.
non 4l5; S. Ridenour $50; n. Myers "a.
Cons,aJles:-M. S. B. Robertson 3Ss W.
II. Moore, Jr., 80i Y. ]. Martin 1903.
hspccioy:-Jas. Law. Hoofr 2j2; j. /.
7S,snsdip 01m:-A. W. Cramcr ia2; J.
?. brown /.
Road Smreyr D. W. Hannah 40; j. Il.
Frederick 10; D. II. COckrill /.
SaIoOl Commissioner: Jno. S. Moore 433.
AvERlLL TOWNSHIP.
Supervisor: j. j. Rsmssurg 1901 j, W.
Roberts II D. 4 Shoemaker 81.
Justices: j. II. Smith 40; j. +. Smith
30; James Watson III Lewis Lucas 80.
Constable: j. W. Ware 10; +. 7, Boyer
1874; S. II. Fowler 81; NJ. @. Zombro lGi
W. il. II. Grim 100; D. W. Hannah &c.
Inspectors: Josiah Watson 20; a. N.
Evans lG7; II. G. Evans o..
.S,hed Commissioner: D. C. Caruthcrs 81
Peter Bowers 100; Jno NJ. Nicely So.
YJ,sn CLERK: b. Y. Undertake l7o Jao.
j. Shauls5.
Road Surveyor: 7, NJ. ElacOushtry llSi
Jno F. Shauli III; ~ S. ShGM so.
Dresser Of Poo1: Tao,. u, ShaM $751;
Jno. e.. Shirley 1855; Jno Chamberlain 50.
SHEPHERD TOWNSHIP,
Tie following elected:
Supervisor: Samuel Knott.
justices: VIM I.ambright, r. L. Wysong.
Township Clerk. II. NJ. Billings.
Roai Srrcyor: John Cook.
School Commissioners: George LCh!idcr
and D. W. Hendricks.
lnsptctorSof Election: H. N. Billings and
Lee II. Meier.
Ebtlcr.
CAApLINE TOWNSHIP.
Tho following elected:
Supervisor: Jacob Fuls.
Justices; Jonathan Nixon and VIM.
Rishtstiur.
I0rnsip Clerk: B. S. rendlcton.
load STreor; John j, Vansant.
School Commissioner; j. l.. Richard.
Inspectors cf Elee'ion: John KcplingCr
aul j, $, Fleming.
ConStajlcs: Nm. l.. Arthur and II. S.
ByCrs,
0rasetr Of Poor: Jacob j. Miller.
osBURN TOWNSHIP,
Supervisor; W. Il, Kable 269i Il, W.
Da Justices Isl res Samuel L, Rl.Icr sos; Thomas
ga GSastaJye,: h. C. Johnston 200 -, X, T,
Leslie 1917; Wm. Hicks 1885, Michai 2ombrO
/; G. S. Laugdon 8.
4srnyIip 0ierk: A. +. Davis 800.
School COmmisioner: VIM. kis.eF 1861
V. W. Wilson 81; Joseph Morrow 1872
Road Surveyor: Thos, West eli James
~ & sgosi%s . Of ElsoAon: wm. Il. Lewis
l4D; Caleb Burns 10.
OrrNr n Poor: Solomon Flcmming
@iS
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the names Of Radicals in Aaiir.

SurEwIsors.-The Conservatives Of
Berkeley have six out of the seven SrpeFVi-
sors, by the following mojOritiess
Craudstosn TopnsMP.-M. S. Grantham
IS majority.
IEN Creek.-Robert Lamon 1873 majority,
Failing ITatm.-0. S, Cunningham %
majority.
Hed5evi@,-EI Fleming beats Farrell
about % majority.
Gs- We append such additional returns
as have come to hand
Moryan.-yOtes Radical by near 100 ma
jority.
Hanpshire,-Tho town of RomDOy is Con-
sorvative, almost unanimously. The MAORI
ty in the county will be near 400.
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NO W Err
These Prices Kill their Business.

BrilIiauts AlpAeas at 40 quoted at46.
Pure MUhair AlpAcAS at 40, Case price So,
Rich LuStrts and Silk waIPS IS, Regular
Price 7E,
Magnificent Beauties in Dress
Goods at 81. worth 81,
Handsome DrcBS Goods At95,
Auction Bargains at90.
We have them Atl9l,
DrcIs goods marked in plain figures IS in all tho
Broadway tcu'eG, worunut 50; saving gov e6c thts
ing dtcss Ia worth your attention aud they VIC
save your poekrtbOok in these trying times, deserve
the thanks l.,d love Of Man and Woman. Cotsetg
away Wn under the low waite nArk. Laers. Elm.
broidcrirs and fancy work. q. pricea that viii IhAmo
thu black days Of ruin and panic Of 81. Hosiery
for Men, Women. Children and Babies; Ribbons,
Of every description AMI every conceivable Color.
AiOlt dCs:rabe and magnificent Stylrs.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,,
AT GETTYSBURG, PA,

FACULTY now full, consisting Of INven Pro
i feFsors aud two Tutors. Instruction thorough
adapted 10 either Business or Professional lie.
Tic Apparatus and appliances have been greatly
The PaErAaAToEY building has been thoroughly
re.modelcd, giving the best accommodation iof
the comfort aud health Of studeuts. The Slperin.
tcndent resides in the building and has constant
charge oiths pUnilT.
The Location ia moot healthy, with Railroad COM
munieation three timcA day. Three ierms eeeh
4th, 1879, u-..
&C., about $500. For further information apply
10 NJ. VALENTINE. D. D.,
President"
or REv. S. sExTMAS,
Supt Preparatory Dept.
Oct. 81, ls1l-tf.
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Credit system.

iOumu,t adopt our system or stsrvO- must throw
away the old flint lock aud tskeup the thirty shoOter
you can't expect to live under the teri iJe dlsAdyan-
tage at which We hold you down.
20 Dozen Kid Gloves;
80 Gross Beautiful Silk Dress Buttons;
Linen IIandkerchicfs-3 for 25 cts.
20 Pieces of Cashmere, just in,
from 10 cents up.
Thus We arc fighting day and night for money,
for reputation and for the people.
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REOPENED.

7 HAVE rcopened and rctttcd that eligible and
l spacious SALOON, next door to "SAppnEton
Hotel" and Immediately over the Drug Store OF
Light Co., where will always be iound the beat
brauds OF Lie UuRS, WINES and ALE that the
market can furnish. OYSTERS will be kept con.
stanlIy on hand, aud prepared by the plate IN any
manner de.red. or furnished at the lowest price by
gallon Gr pint, VIM. D. JONES.
nrt Al lSfl-5t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r. z. II. STAUD,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
oFFlCE4sI s.. Pnulst., cor. Saratoga and St. Paul
BALTIMORE.
PRACTICES In all tho Courts of Baltimore, Bal;
,more County, Court Of AppeAlSO Of Maryland
and Supreme Court, United SiAtes. Title Ex'
smincd, DEEDS, Mortgages and Legal Papers pro.
pared promptly. Special attention paid to Collee'
lion 81 DEBTS against rcaidsntS aud non. Residents
and immediate returns made.
REFERENCES:
RobertT. hanks, Mayor, Baltimore.
Wesley uest, Cash'r Citizen'S Nat, bn'k, Bait.
ia IIainblstuu K Co., Bankers, Bait.
Robt, Mickle, CaSh'r Nat. Union bank, Bait
Carroll, Adams & NeLr, Bait.
Oct n lS7i-U,
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"A GARD.


The following is the result in Berkeley, as
furnished by the Martinsburg Etu. It will
be seen that a brilliant victory has been
achieved, and RadicaIism in that county, as
in this, is henceforth and forever dead and
buried:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-31

IMPORTANT CAsE.-In the United States
Dhtrict Court for the Western District of
virginiu, in session at Ilarrsonburg, in the
case of W. C. Morgan, assignee Of p. D..
Shcphcrd,vs T. V. g. 0sborn's administrator,
which originated in Loudoun COUNTY, on a
plea Of usury to bond aud deed Of trust, u
verdict was rendered on Friday last in favor
of0, borh administrator. The case involved
about SlO 900, aud was argued bcf1rc Judge
Riycs by Alcssts, IIeaton of Leesburg, Thorn,
as Of Fairfax, and Brent, OF Alexandra, for
the defendant, aud Nlessrs. II. Y. Conrad, Of
Winchester, aud Andrew Hunter, of JEFF,
ierson, for the plant e. The question in.
yolved in the case and which gave it addition.
al interest, was the competency Of tho bank.
rupt 10 testify, the other party 10 the contract
being dead. The case was taken from the
Eastern District Count. Judge Underwood
had admitted the testimony of the bankrupt,
under which ruling verdict for the plaintiff
had been rendered bu! new trial having
been grantcd. the case was removed to the
Western Di,trict Court Judge Rives ex>
cudGd the testimony Of the bankrupt, and a
verdict for the defendant was brought in by
the jury. An appeal, it is understood, will
he taken to the United States Circuit Couit
Judge Boud.-AhrdHtlri Gazette.
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MRS. MARY E. DAVIS,

DEGs leave to inform the public that che has just
ID returned IRON Baltimore, and has for the in.
spcctOu Of the Ladies' the LATEST and most FAsmoS.
ALE styles Of BoNNETS aud HATS. She returns
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