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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-09
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER

The new and elegant ugHt-drsugH. Steamer
@ELlTTLE R0GK
Mat Houston-master Chas. C1nrra as
Leaves Little Rock for Fort smith and H.
way landings on Arkansas river every i've
days connecting at Little Rock with the
ST. L0His and Arkansas RFy. PIT Co.'s Goats
From 3d. louis. No..
FreiEuts Eer an poluIs CONSIGNED to- care OF
Elliott q miller Memphis, OF Llls company.
VIII ue promptly toIW G-Ied fTea OF charge .IE
transfer JAas 4.sLLNE-TE8. suur-
Leo ~ N. C~onnaerclal s., 81 L1H-5 10
Merchants ST. Louis anu Arkansas silver
PaCkBI Company.
For Pine BluH, Little Rock, Louis1urg, OAR
daneue, Ozark, Van Buren, and tal-
smith COMPOSED of tle t1ll1WL
Hfrst-claga. LUW-UaleE freight
and Passenger FacZelsi
SALlIE, T.. B. l]sIug5H- Easier
GgLUNBlA, lr015. Raster
UTAH. l.A, fofdee5, Master
MINNIE. " HastsF
ConuectInH 90 Little Rock with
Stage for bot Springs and ne
lght-dEaHght steamer LLtrls 8a1F- E01EFIT-
MASTER Tor all points ora the ZDrar ar-argaz
Freight received at ala GDeE from boat or
rGlLro1u and Iln4Lersud- free OIL er1r-a- 70
boats Of This line Marx ana roreITr E-1H7
20 81 4ouls and Arkansas River PHcEer Co.
care Of ELLIOTT q ILL Ag'ts. Memphis
i. "a. PHILLIPS 81 Co.. AGENTS. CaLru.
JAS. SYLVESTER. suu'E.
les uN.COmmercial So, 81 Louis. No.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-09
STEAM FITTING. 815 second street.

CHEAPEST AND BEsT.-Mrs. Whit.
combs Syrup for children is sold by drug
gists for % cents a bottle, and is an adj
mirsble preparation for infsntile disOr-
ders.
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FOR HAILEs POINT.

Regular Memphis Hals's Point Packet
@AhHLE ".
q. B. Miller. master r. W. Lusc0m be -clerk
LEAVES MEMPHIS
Every Tuesday ana friday. at O'clock pm
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READ Walker Brothers & Co.'s New
Advertisement.
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Rad walker Brothers q Co.'S New
Advertisement,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-25

burg 1861 Gblr., Braunldweis
2t4,494 5blr., Sa61en>M einlnaea
SLIPS Eblr.> Sa@1en<N ltentur9 64,z
I004 1blr., Mnbalt 82,325 Eblr.,
G@war,ture> Sonrer6bauien 30>418
Gblrv Observation-Disclosures 3d.
1872 Gtlr., @alped 26>717 Eblr.,
&eue dlterer 2inie 20.816 9blr., @suB
iinaerer 2inie 1851 Sbtr., S9aum=
burg 2ippe 1856 Gblr., 2ippe 55,<
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men $500 Eblr., 5amburA 1868
Tblr., ;u1ammen 23,775,755 Tbaler.
5taIien.
3om, Il. Ott.-5eute 9esen Mitz
tag tbeilts rsr ). @atsr obnt ieeltGe5
bel BEN est:inen Gonfftorten font Ib<
ltde Gsremontsu Der Webrsabl Ger bier
anwslennen Garoindle nit, rab ct es
fir nptbweneie eredtet bate, einc Mu>
;abl prn Gr;biid5fen une Dii1Sfsn fit
BIZ anf Ger italisniiteu 3altinisl erlez
pistsn S;ye Ut ernenuer;> uno anoere
81 cerlsbsa, um cem Wanssl on Sber<
btrten a%e;ubelfen, Der ii9 In pielenD Dis
celen IL aubercrcentli9 fublbar made.
90 fiuo renn rte ieitber l%eerse1anbenen
er;tiidIFiden Sise Don Gurin, Yila,
Wsnua, Ga9liari, elena, palermo,
Monrea!e. Nasenna, MmalI @apua,
Surento, Sppletn @er;eut uno N;eren;a
beieyt worosn, unr sTpar bic %erRsenannz
ten seDn purA Saieyuna bes GrSbiz
lhofs ron Sorento naG Gapua u11o
curb Bef6rcerune eer Biid5fs DON
Salus;o> Gitta Il GaiteQc> 0p!uia i. p.
ptclemaiee i. P, ptliojc> pati Sinpps
i. P. 2~as;sconia uao 9tissio; bic or,z
reTeN ctsi ourt c&s Gapitel>G ieare von
Go9,iui 5ur;n uno Saiari unp cas-
lebis cur9 BEN N:u6pydlaten 81. Sci
lisfeit Don Gioyeae. Gben1o wuroen
Die Bistban,er Wantua, YatL pasia>
Ssrni GisIols> @ieerano, Garpi Gez
lena, Yitojo> Taensa> Grsma uno Or
pleto pvrb cie Gruennuns pon "a Gr,z
prteitern, DpmzGopitularen, prietern
uno Orpena9eiiliden gu 1ii1Sfen, 70
rte eur@ bic Grieguns be6 Btl4ofS
BON 0uaftalla uno Mantua unp Die
oes Sil9ofS p. Don Winro tn ras
8ietbum Don patti wteper bsitst. Die
;pei @r;tijd6ie Marin uno 1t.els9i
baben Der erte auf paS Bistbum Don
Sroistp> uno Der anoere auf jene6 Don
S1mo reli9nirt une ibre ebemaliaen
Iitsl palmyra i. p. uno Seleucia i. p.
mlcrr ansenommen. N~uberbalb Staz
liens wurpsn prdconiirt uno ernannt
in Deutidlanc Ger Siidof BON 9ilpe6>
beim, ST. Sommerwert in Granfrei9
bic gr;bii15fe bon YariS unp son
Soure, 10 wie Ter Silbpf BON NobeS uno
nod Elm auoerer: in portugal pie 8iz
i16fe yen angola uno Congo: ferner
Die 5iIa1ic i. p Don ptolemaipe unp
Bertha; aubs1cem wurcen nod meb<
rsre 8ilbJie Der Milionen ernannt.
6terauf ertbetlte Der papf ben prdcoz
ati!rten uno errannten Gr;biib5ien unp
Gem Silbof ron papta cte paQien.
Sd!isblib ipyat Der ). Sater IN elmer
WQocution iib init aQer gnsrsie stsen
pas ttaltsaiite5 ir9ldafts9eleB aus, u.
srw6tnte, cab rie Grneanun9 Der Sber>
birtcn fir ne Yerwaiten ttaltenildsn
OiSeelen ni1t i'm Wertnsltsn alS cine
@pnlequen5 res @aranttsseieBes, raS er
Ycllltiuoi} snwerie, ioncern ouein aur
ais Mua lIuS ter ibm BON @ott cerliebez
men OeoaI. III bctrahten lei.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-25

Neues NieIsnwerf. 49, Die
,Waitaz Iimea' idreibt: u@ibreno
man Yon elmer Gtleababn Direct na6
Snoien lpri@t, UNI Die Nei!e pom gpnz
con na@ Calcutta in flint Iasen suz
rid;ule9sn, bat Get T;cet1nIa spn Nez
sypten tbatiddlid Gin dbnltbe5 Nies
i:awsrf be9Onuen, ndmli@ rie @erbin>
sun3 BON Oberz unO uaterzN esypten
per Gilentobn. Nm gnppuntt auer
a!ten unp morernen Gtviiiiatiou, 100
ltlbit rte mddtisen perier uno GSmsr
Die 8lite fir cine uniteritsisli6e 8az
rtere bielten, lsst auf Bsfebl ces Sice>
f0ni9o cine Armse euslii@erS nsenieure
unp Arbeitsr zen SdienenpeS nidt nur
bis 3u Den 0ren3en BON Nutien> Ionoern
bis in pas 5erS BON Airita> auf oiele
8eile Gem 9anrel neue 6clrer eritltez
6enp unp oieuetdt 81. 2ipir3ltone'e
&ei(e per er1e alu7e ctm6sli&enc. Dtf
Babnlinie besinnt beim smsiiea 2ata>
raft unp bat eineNuscebnunS BON ie9sz
bunpert Wleilen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-11-25
Weiblide Sdmdd'.

Gs siebt feline 8laNe spn 8ranfteiten. Sic Der ar;tliaen
WiGenldaft bctauut Nnb, wel&e tdufser sorfumnt unb
wsniser b.astet .rtrb, ais tisis eeiben, ss!de ssra pesbit'
den Gsialeats eisenttllalia iinb. Cine sleine Stirring
Der @sIunsteit. sslae aus Bartlett Der Specialization pser
anbern lriaden ~entipriust, entuidelt fd ofttaals nneea9'
t!, bis has gang: Ssts.n leibet. unS eonfituttuneue StS>
runaea srn eralliaem uus bebenfliaeu Gbarattsr fab
uislfa& Saraus tes;uleitea.
4Ai(bler's ArGuter Ditterer
TT elm iuuSsrainss SeilmitteI unb Elm sdusm'ttsI ssssn
aQe sieie uebsl. lsberaI III babsn. greis, etH
DpIIar per Tlaf&e-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs
SPECIAL ORDER
NO. ISL.
PROCLAMATION!

Christmus Time, 1871. >
JyTHEREAS, On reading the repOrt, Of parents,
w Guardians aud tesehers, respecting The Con-
dust Of the little once under their charge Tor the
last year II ApptAIS TO Us that the BOIS and GiRt1
OF liAEPEE'S fEEGY aud BOLIVAR deserve pArtc'
uiar fAvUrS at our handG We arc resolved TO spend
lhe CARMTMAs among them.
We will, therefore, remove cur whole Cohrt and
take up our Head QuArters at JAKE RERS'S Store,
where during the llUIIidAys we will dispense our
layOrs IN tho shane oil CoEFEcTIoSARiEg and
CANDIES Of all kinds; FiutTB TOYS, and an abSort'
msnI OF good things generally, such as has never
been seen out side Of FEirylAnd.
We have given our q unr Ter Master, ARERERN,
Special Instructions tU lay IN such stoe GOOdies
az will do honor 10 our Court II 10 our intention
10 feast the little Ones in the inoIt splendid Styein
token o. our appreciation Of ther general good con.
duct, BOTS aud GiRLB call Al JAKE KERN'S aud
see for yourselves. by Order
RolIS GoopFELtOw, Secretary.
From Elm land he's coming i,St; and soon be will
be here,
With choicest gihs for girls and boys for Christmas
and New Year,
lie loves to gladden. little hears and see the young
Butmost Of ali b. love. the boy. of Bolivar and the
Ferry,
For they've been good the year all rOund nor given
their parents trouble;
And Santa Claus, Al KERN'sstorc, will make their
gifts all double.
He'll cram them full Of the beet thing', and fll
their little mAws,
With Goodies wiihou. number the GittSot
SANTA CLAUS.
Harper. Ferry, Dec. l9, lS7l-lt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12
GRANTS AMNESTY.

Th. Richmond Enquirer in its editorial
comments Oh the Presidents message, justly
observe, that no reason now exists for the
..rdy Recommendation BY General Grant of
universal amnesty. and the removal of pOlit.
cal disabilities growing out Of the war, which
has not existed in equal force and measure
since the cessation of hostilities.
The Enquirer therefore implies that i, doe,
net feel called upon to indulge or exhibit any
s1tr,,.g,nt gratitude towards the man, who,
10 bis high place, has so long s'ubbOruly Op.
posed the extension Of this righteous cleuen,
sy; aud who, while he nwkardly and tardiIy
recommends it with one hand now at last, is
engaged with the other in dragoOuiug and OPP,
pressing the Southern States, IN conformity
with the pitiless "bayOnet and brOad,ide"
policy Of his administration.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12
PREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Scas0naJle Goods aud at lop Priices!

+ HAVE Just made such additions 10 my stock at
the new FAMILY GROCERY, next door TO Let
NAtiunAl Bank, Charltstown. as to supply every
needed article Of prime necessity or that the luz.
urio' Of the season may demGnd. Among my stoek
may he found OF
GROCERIES, large and general assortment,
al the ioVtSt prices. LIQUORS and WINES,
embracing the mUIt choice selections OF Sherry,
Madeira, Port and Champagne Vince: New Eng.
land Rum, Jamaica do French, Blackberry,
Ginger. Peach. and Apple Drandyi Bourbon whiS'
key; MunohgAhAla, Frecpurt and BuIngRrdncT's
Rye do, all warranted pure and unOduiterAted.
BACON, fresh Pork .BalOnA SauIaG e, Corned and
Dried Beef. venisOu, frcsh Pudding a nd SauIage,
Lard, butter. EsE1, Minee Meat Flour, Corn
Meal, BockwheSs, Salt, Pepper and Spices Of all
kinds.
QUEENS, GiAsS and Wooden Ware, a good
ASsOrtmrnt, aud Willie offered at reduced prices.
CANNED FRUITS, Said OIL, Pepper Sauce,
Wurcrstrr's do ; Oh w Chow, Tomato CAtGup.
TOBACCO, snuff and Segars.
embracing all varieties. Almouds, Filberts. Figs,
RAi,ins, CheGtnuts, Shellbarks. greer and dried
App!es and Peaches.
CRACKERS.-wster Soda, Sugar. Lemon,
Ginger. nuts, &C., &c., &c.
3D. Also IN store, good assortment Of Ready
Made Clothing, lIOotS and Shoes, Hosiery, GloVeS,
french MerinO. black Alpaca, Ladies Kid Gloves,
tbett,) and a variety VI NOTIONS, generally that
will be sold al COST.
A call, examination Of stock and ptirel, respect.
fully solicited. JACOB u. BROWN.
Dec, IL, lsfl-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12
N Ew ADVERTIsEMENTs
PUBLIC SALE.
WlLL ,eII a PuhIIo $40, on

r WILL sell at Public Sale. on
WEDNESDAY, 2O@ Of December, 1871,
on the farm Of DR. FtAnk Bying.on. q mile, from
CbareilOWa, on The Lselown road, my
PERSONAL PROPERLY,
eOnsittingoi
Five Head Of Work Horses;
Five Head Of Colts; two Mich Cows;
-Four Fat Cattle four Young Cattle,
Twelve Head Of Fat Hogs.
Fourteen Stock Hogs;
One Champion Combined No. Reaper
only used one season;
One Road Wagon and Bed-nearly new,
One Farm Wagon aud Hay Ladders.
One Keller Gum Spring Drill, with Guano
attachment,
Two HarrowS-three horse;
Single aud double shovel Flows,
Ono Wagon Saddle; one Citizens Saddle;
One pair OF Sprcaders,
HOusins for six horses;
Wagon and pillow Gears;
Collars, Brides and Harness;
Que Sc,t Breast Chains;
Two Axes, Forks, Rakes, Shoyels, &C., 80.
Two or three Tons Of Clover Hay;
90 Acres Of Wheat in the grOuad;
Que Lot of Corn.
TERMS or sALE.-A Credit Of Nine Month.
will be given on all sums exceeding $40; under
that amount, Cash lnterestto DO reunited ipaid
at maturity. The fat Hogs, tat Cattle, Hay aud
Corn will be sold On Credit Of 60day,, negotiable
and payable at the Bank Of Charisstown.
JAMES q. CRANE,
Gro. W. MEG LIScY, Auetiune.r.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12

E Iti,repo'tsd from Washington TO The
New York Tribune, that there is a feeling
among prominent Senators that the threatening
demonstrations toward Cuba means foreign
war, under cover of which home politics may
be put out of sight, aud, possibly, the santO
Domingo scheme revived 10 way that shall
oyerbsar all opposition.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12
The Fight Against Grant.

The chief organ of tho Administration, tn.
New York Times, says in au editorial in it,
issue Of Monday last:
sena,or Sumner, Of Massachusetts,, will in
troduco at the beginning Of tho present SEES.
sion of Congress bill to amend the COustitu
tiun Of the United States SO as to limit all
future occupants Of the Presidential chair TO
enc term. This is to DO the opening Of the
programme, now nearly perfected, BY which
tie "disaaected Republicans, or "soreheads,"
hope to defea. the reelection Of General
Grant. Isisintsnded, as sort ofsigu1l gun,
or bugls blast, to summon the scattered forces
into line Of battle, and at the same time to
call gu. some expression Of the sentiment Of
the country 10 reference to this cardinal point
in the proposed platform Of the opposition 10
the coming campaign. Should it NEE, with a
favorable response, ii is cOujectured that the
battle will already DO half won for general
endorsement, BY the people, Of the one term
principle, would dispose Of General Grant 1T
The outset.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12
Letter from Richmond.
RICHMOND, Dec. 6. 1871.


Organization OfMe Legislature.
Ed. Of Blho San: Both houses Of tho
Legislature assembled to-day at IL o'clock.
Tho Seouts was called to order by Lieut..
Governor Marye, and Shelton &. Davis, of
Richmond, clerk Of the last Senate, was 70.
elected, Col. Writ Harrison, Of Richmond,
sergeupt.At arms and Col. john " Minor Of
LouiOun, as doorkcsper.
In the House of Delegates, j. Marshall
Hanger, Of Augusta, was elected speaker, q.
Bell Bigger. Of Richmond, clerk, end Col.
CritteudOu, Of Culpeper, scrGesnt.at.arms.
There is an unusually full attendance in
both houses for the first day, only few uem.
bets being absent, and they detained by sick.
ness
The Governors message was delivered to
both houses. The most noticeable feature 10
the message is the recommendation for res
treuchmsnt in every department Of the State
government except the executive. He re-
comucnds that tic Legislature adjourn at the
end ofsixty days. aud thut the members reduce
their pay and tho pay Of all tho attaches. It
is cvidcn. that retrcnchmcnt and economy
will be the order Of the session.
lie also recommends that State board Of
immigration DO organized, and that facilities
for the accommodation oFimmigrauts be estab.
Iished at Norfolk; that immigration agencies
be established in Europe, and every other
means used to encourage immigration to Yir.
GINA, and consequently, also, direct foreign
trade
1t il assumed that in large majority Of
cases the assessments Of lands in the State nre
too high, and this is attributed to the System
of local assessments. It's therefore rocOm>
mended that three general asscssnrs be mp.
pointed, whose business it shall be u rcassess
the property aud eqnal,zo ta1ution throughout
the State.
The courts are considered one grent source
Of expense, and it is recommended that all
the Circui, Courts in the State be abolished,
except the Circuit Court for the city Of Rich,
moud, thut the jurisdiction Of the county
courts be enlarged, aud ono judge appointed
to every twenty thousand Inhabitants.
The penitentiary, free sphonl system. and
all other interests Of the State arc noticed,
and recommendations made in regard to them.
The only important resolution offered to
day was only extending tho time Of tax col,
lectots to the first of February; referred to
special committee Of three, with orders to
report tomorrow. Prov.
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Eg A clerk in, Que Of tho departments at
Washington has been dimissed for refusing to
ca, in restaurant at the same table with Con
gresham Elliott, (uiggcr,) Of South Carolina,
1T is said that an effort is t, he made in
Radical Senutlra caucus next week, torlsco
Mr.. Sumner at the head of the Foreign Re-
la,ions Committee asau, but it is likewise said
that majority Of administration Senators will
oppose the restoration. 1t will, however, be
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12

Among other measures which will be
introduced at the coming session Of Congress,
Mr.. Sumner has bill to give equal rights,
without distinction Of color or race, to all
persons, In theatres, hotels, public convey.
apces, institutions Of learning authorized BY
law, churehU, cemeteries, 6G
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12

Woods Household Maya:iae for December
is one Of our brightest and cbecrie.t visitunts
Tor the month-Crowded with all tho rOIishcs
Of Christmas Dinner, it makes one think
Of its appropriateness Us Christmas preseu.
for the little ones, as well as for the older
members Of the household. "Nlrs, Santa
Claus Adventure" is alone richly worth the
price of tho Magazine year, We notice
thut it, publishers have recently purchased the
following Magazines which have been cons
sOIdated with the Household, viz: "Uur
Magazine" published by Major General Xii.
patrick aud William X. Mattisop, at Newton,
New Jersey, and "The Eclectic" published
at Cincinnati by DR.. J. NJ, Scudder Send
for the December number, which will be
mailed free. Address s. s. Wood & Co.,
Newburg, N. Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12

SALE or THE MANASSAS BATTLE FIELD.
On tho Goth ulIimo was sold the farm called
Hazel Plain. 10 Prince William county, Va,
thctcr known as the Chinn farm containing
$50 acres. belonging to b r. ChinU, for So
per acre, to Mrs Mary A. Dowumun, execu>
nix. This farm is portion Of the pluicnu
upon which were fought the first and second
battles Of Manassas. When the war com.
meuccd it was under high state of improve.
meut, and the dwelling house upon it was ono
Of the finest in that section of the Site, but
tina, scourge dovustated il, and the open fields
and young pines, aud shattered mansion all
now bear evidence to the bloody conflicts Of
which il was the scene
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12

EgA Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun says: The Supreme Court Of
the q. S. has decided tha. real estate sold for
taxes due the Federal Government, and for
which deed was given BY the Commissioner,
is valid. A good deal Of property in Vir>
eiuia and South Carolina is held under these
titles.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12

re- Ex. President Andrew johnson is ut>
terIy opposed to the passive policy, aud is rC
ported by an interviewer of the Cincinnati
Commercial rs saying that surrender is as
bad as defeat.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12

The monthly statement Of the National
debt for November shows a decrease Of the
debt for the month Of So, 49,, $50 Is and a
decrease since March LIT Of 81, 457,479.-
The eutire decrease since the Inauguration Of
President Grant is s204,T5i,4l3. The whole
debt is now reduced to s., 24S, 25l 1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12
NEW ApYERTIsEMENTs.
BANK NOTICE.

TIME Annual Meeting Of The Stakeholder. Of the
Fiat National Bank Of Jefferson at Charles.
iosn, for the Election Of Directors, will be held at
IL BANKING House on the Second Tuesday In jan
uary, lsf2, between the hours q ten and one.
SAAi'L. HOWELL,
D.rsnhsr ~ Is7i-3t Ea,hitr,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12

TT According to rumOrs, Tom Scott is to
succeed ]. Edgar Thompson, as President of
tho Pennsylvania Central, AID A. X. Nc,
CIure, Of ChAmbersburpr Pc, is TO step into
Toms slippers as first Vice President
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-12

rg- The condition Of tho Prince Of Wales
during the past week, was represented as
critical in the extreme, aud all tho Royal
family had been summoned to bis bedside
The news of yesterday represent hi, condition
as somewhat moro favorable.