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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-04-20
NOTICE TO THE TAX PAY,
ERS OF THE PARISH
or CALCAsIEU.
OEEIcE 81 TAx CoI1EcToR
PARIsH "a CAIoAsIEU. u

PARISH OF CAIoAsIEU, LA.
A IL persons owing taxes in this par
"A ish is hereby notified to pay the
same promptly if they wish. 70 save
costs. Office open every day from 8
A. M. to. p. M.
@. BARBE,
Tax Collector.
Lake Charles, April Goth, 1871. -T3t.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-04-20

Succession OF Baxfliie p0niny
Widow 81 Joseph Derouen, late III
said parish
SrATE or LOUISIANA, 80
Parish Of Caleasieu Farlsh Court
A URELIEN DEROUEN, of gnid Pay
IN 18th, having fled his petition pray
ing to be appointed Administrator III
tile succession of Baziiide BONN, Wild
CIV of Joseph Derouen, late of said
parish
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
to All intending 10 make opposition To
said appointment. to lille tt same III
writing ia my Office, at the Court House
In the town OF Lake Charles, within tan
days from the date az this notice.
q. GLASSp0OL, Clerk.
Clerk's office, Lake Charles. La, this
18th day Ut April, "A. D., 1871.
Succession III BazaIfde Bonim.
veuve az Joseph Deroaen, derniare.
meat Gle II dite par0isse.
ETAT DIR ia LOUISIANA. E0ur de
Par0isse 90 Caleasieu. parnisse
URELIEN DKR0UEsN, de III stis.
IA dite Paruisse, aYant dSp0s6 Il mon
Bureau. Ill petition a NelYat Il lakra nnna.
me Administrators ia III succession de
Bazilide Benin, reinforcement de cette
paFuisse,
I'M consequences, avis eSt par 10 pre-
sent donn6 aux inteFe6s, ayant intsn-
ton &c s'opposor 4 b dite nomination.
de deposer leur opposition par eerst
dams ~ husaam du GrchiaF, 4 lac
Charles dams les dix i0urs qni suiyr0nt
Ii dato du pr6sens avis.
q. GE.ASsPQ0L, Grofier
Bureau tlu Grher t3 Asrii, 1871
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-04-20

New Lightning Method.
1E0 WORDS per minute can be
LEU learned in weeks. Send stamp
for circular. Prof. .. WADE, Box G6 !,
Hudson City, NJ u
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1871-04-20

Succession or Baxilide n0nin,
Widow 81 Joseph Derouen, late ii
said parish.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
CARPET-BAG GOVERNMENTS,

Tho New York Tribune has q sla'hing
article on tho carpet.bag governments that
have existed in tho Southern States, and hatly
admit, that they have been corrupt and vii.
famous beyond all endurance. 1t says:
"FOr mouths, the developments Of rascality
in the management Of the reconstructed gov.
ornuen,s Of several Southern States have been
growing more and more conclusive. No in'
telliEeut rnau longer doubts that those govern
nents have been aagrautly expensive and cor
rupt-thut they have Increased ttxpt'on, in>
CURED debt, aud issued bonds, to au enormous
extent. The facts are in part concealed or
Obscured, but cannot long remain So enough
is already known TO justify the very gTayfst
appreheDsions. In the two CAroIinas especial
", the robberiCs appear to have been quite hs
gigantic, when the relative wealth OF the re-
spective communities is considered, as in this
city. Yet men ,rhom re hare esteemed hone"
talk as though all exposure and apprehension
of these yiliailits should be l.jtto Democratic
journals-Mat ice Onyht 10 ignore, or Letog,
or Jciiuls them They represent such ex>
posure is calculated to damage the Republican
party generalIyj We hold that, even if this be
SO, tha, party will be far worse damaged By
seeking to cover up those iniquitics, aud thus
making them, to some extent, its Owl. Let
it promptly and fcarlessly czpoe and de.
nounco the criminals, if it would vindieate
itself from all completely in their crimes"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
MENAUING STATES.

1t has been currently reported, for some
time past, that Georgia is ncnaccd from
Washiugtou-threatcncd with martial law in
all of its terrOrs. The New York World,
commenting on this subject, says
"Infurua,ion from Georgia is to the effect
that the new Legislature which has just as.
sembIed is greatly hampered in its efforts to
reform the abuses Of BulIock's administration
by constant threats Of martial law from Wash.
ington. l, will be remembered that Grant
menaced the people OF North Carolina with u
construction uutil under tho dlress per
miuas they declined to call a convention to
expurgate from the reconstructed coustruc.
ton some Of its oppressive pecuniary prOyi'
sions. Now 10 another State the same bully.
ing is rcsOitsd to for the purpose Of forbid.
ding a rectiGcation Of other robberies. In
North Carolina the people had the Legisla
ture 10 their hands, aud now in Georgia the
case is the same. In neither State was it, or
could it be, hoped by Grant to effect any
purely political results by his menaces, and
as the issues in either are monetary this trepi
dAtion lest there be any exposure Of recon.
structed finance leads to the suppostion that
Mr Grant may be as deep in carpet>bas
bonds as in Seneca Stone stock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
"SHUT UP In PARIS"

A little Book with the above title, has Just
been issued By tho celebrated German pub,
Usher, Baron Tuuchnitz, written by an Amer.
lean resident in Paris during the siege of that
city by the Prussiaus. Besides the dismal
story of the siege, it contains mu'h interest,
ing information as to the rate Of mortality,
the articles Of food used, the state of the
market each week, aud the prices Of food
during the period from Sept Ii to Jan. IS.
The total number of deaths reported was
O,4S5, Of whom there we're killed in battle
S,OOOj died in hospital 10000; killed in
mobs IS; murders Q suicides 10; spies and
deser,ers shot 20. Disease carried of the
great majority of the whole number, Small,
pOz G,6O4j Typhoid fever 5000; Pncu,
mouia 8 ,OOO aud Bronchitis nearly 1900.
The report of the number and kinds of AMI,
mails not generally eaten, which found their
way to the Partisan tables during the nineteen
weeks of the siege, is also given. We re-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
Is the Time Ripe2

AS the New York San cRadicaD reads the
election in that city, it is an uprising of the
people ngaimt corruption and pluuder in pub.
lic Office, and it thinks that this mighty move.
mept cannot be limited to New York. The
need for it was mort urgent there, but it j!
deeply and auziOusIy felt everywhere. "Cor
ruptiOu, fraud, bribe.tnkiug, and present
taking" says the San, "have been spread al
over the land They pervado the organizations
Of all parties, and arc only more aasrant aud
suspicious in any State in whatsoever party
happens to- be in power there. Assuming the
grosscst character AMONG the Tammauy De-.
mOcracy in New York, they run riot alike
among the carpet bag Governments Of the
South, the Republican ofice.hOIders of the
West, aud the National Administration at
Washington. The Journals are fnll Of them
and the heart of every patriot is daily sick
sped with the tdtngs Of the crimes. The
time is more than ripe for universal pO!ti.
cal reformation"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
THE pOLITICAL OUTLOOK,

Under this caption the Harrisburg Pi'ri''
publishes an article which throws light upon
the political situation and discloses the fact
that tho Radicals should be by no means
certain Of the result Of the Prcsidcnt'AI'tru
gle next year. Itsays: THAT there is no
/. real cause for dependency on the part Of the
Democrats, in the result Of the elections held
T this year, is proved by careful survey Of'hs
political field. OF the States which have
voted during the last year, Alnbamn, Arkan>
,s,, Delaware, TloriJ', GCOrgin, Indiana,
Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, Nevada, New
H,up.hire, New jersey, North Carolina,
Oregon, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and West
Virginia, eighteen in number, have cast Dem.
ocrntic majoritiCs. These States have at pres.
en-, 1872 electoral votes. The States carried
BY the Radicals during the last year arc Cali
forniu, Connecticut, illinois, Iowa, Kansas,
Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts,, Michigan,
Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, New YORK,
Ohio Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South
Carolina, Vermont and Wisconsin, in all niue.
teen, casting 1911 electoral votes. 1t will be
seen that according to last years vote, the
Radicals have majority in the electoral col
lege of ~ votes. In 1868 Grant bad 2l2
and Seymour 81, showing Radical majority
Of 1871 electoral votes, or SO more than ut
present This is certainly cheering gain,
and should spur US on to new aud more vigOr
Gus effort 1t wilIrcquire the addition ofOnIy
81 electoral votes 10 those Of the present
Democratic States TO defeat tho re election
of Grant, The recovery of New York next
year, which is morally certain, will furnish
SO of this number, and either California,
Connecticut or Louisiana, all Of them States
which may be carried by the Democracy,
will furnish the remainder, to say nothing Of
Pennsylvania which BY good nominations
and hard work can be wrested from the Rad
icals. The prospect is, therefore, not by any
means as gloomy as some people arc disposed
to think it,"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

New YoRK, November l3-The following
is correct account OF tho cholera al Qlaran,
tine: Tho steamship Franklin arrived on
Saturday night ut Quarantine with number
Of cases OF cholera on board She sailed IrCm
Stclitin on October 10Th touching at Copen,
hasun on the 18th and Chrstlaua on the 18th.
At the time Of leaving the latter po't she had
- cabin aud Gil steerage passengers, and u
crew of 81 men Ten days out the first ease
Of cholera made its appearance among the
Storage passengers aud when the steamer put
into Halifax to obtain supplies there had been
nearly one hundred cases Of cholera and chUl
eric diarrhWa, Of which forty had proved fatal
Since leaving Halifax one depth bus occurred,
aud to day twelve patients suffering from choI.
era were sent to the West Bank Hospital
The well passengers were also transferred to
the United States steamer Delaware which has
lately been fitted up rs a receiving ship BY the
Quarantine authorities, The Franklin, utter
the transfer Of passengers, was ordered to tie
Lower Quarantine, where she will DO tho.
roughly dlsiniected aud detained until it is
thought sale to allow her up to the city.
Advice FROM New York last night state
that fourteen additional cholera patients irom
the steamer franklin had been admitted to
the West Bank Hospital
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
HAMPDBN-S SYDNEY COLLEGE.

Editor Spirit Of Jefferson: DEAR sIR:-
Recent events connecting themselves with
visit made some years ago, to the vicinity Of
this ancient aud venerable seat Of learningi
have induced mo to make some remarks for
YOUR paper, which may net be altogether uu.
interesting to Virginia readers. Highest re.
spec, is due to age, aud therefore place this
old aud highly esteemed institution, lirst upon
the lis, Of Virginia Colleges, For II not tic
Oldest schOcl corporation, it is certainly the
Oldest college building in the State, INDEED |
may say in the whole South. In most Sec
tous Of our country, tho buildings leave an
impression Of Dcwness-thcy wear The fresh
ness Of youth; aud search you never 50 closely,
you would hardly find one Of Times finger
marks.
But here is one grown old and gray in the
good work More than century has elapsed,
since first its bell called the students to prayer
aud study; for more than three generations,
have men issued from its portals, grded for
the strife, and with their armor on, who have
helped to make the old Commonwealth famous
all the world over. as "the mother Of States
aud Of Statesmcn.'
Students Gntcrinso the college books, will
sometimes find their fathers, and not uuirc.
qucntly their grand.ta,her's names, which
we're written there in the Olden time, when
men were somewhat better than they are now,
aud our Government free from the rCpEoach
Of injustice aud corruption.
Il a., .;,,,.I,J q, ,hn all nnupI,, IF priDnn
Edward, famous alike for men Of culture,
poor lands, and elegant society.
The miniature city OF Furmville, is but a
few miles distant, on the great A. NJ, Il O..
Railroad, with wlicl, it has constant commu
nication. Prince Edward Court House is also
within short di,tnce, SO that the college,
although not in a tnwu; has as much cOnncc,
ton with towns as colleges considering their
purpose, ought to have.
The session of lS7l-72; has but recently
opened with larger number of students
than AT any time siuce the war, aud the next
commencement will no doubt witness greater
attendance than has been for many years.
The old college has go long sustained its name
and position, in The arena Of competition, that
it is not to be expected it will give place to
more modern aspirants, md consent to back
ground position for the remainder Of its cor.
porate existence. Thus far has il been equal
to tho task it assumed long years ago; aud il
is to be hoped it will never become supuanau.
uied for wubt Of patronage.
There is u Theological Seminary in connec
| - It Al. Il i
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
VA Il RIbp.

In.Charlcstown, on Tuesday, the 9Th inst,
by Rov. William II. Meade, Mr.. LEWIS h.
LAMngnr aud Miss l.. j. HorPMAN, both Of
shephcrdstown.
In CharIestOvn, by Rev. A. .. Hopkins,
Mr.. CnAs, ALLwEN to Miss MARY TALLY
all Of this county,
By the same, at the residence of the brides
father, uenr Rippon, Mr., LEVI NJ. PORTER to
Mis-. AGNEsS Il. CRIswELL, daughter Of
Andrew Cri,wull, formerly f Berkeley county.
By the same, on the 10Th inst, in Charles
town, Mr., G. ". SMALLwoOD to, Miss LII
cIHDA LLOYD of Clarke county, Va.
In SmithGeld, Jefferson county, on the Nth
inst, hy Rev. NJ. l.. Shuiord, JAMES n.
LEAGUE aud Mlss LIZZIE SHERMAN, both Of
this county.
At Urbnna, Ohio, on the 2Glh day Of Sep,
tcmber, 1871, at tho residence of the brides
father, Levi Gcircr, by the Rev. Charles
FurgasOn, S. l.. 7. STONE, formerly Of this
county, to Miss JULIA +. GErdER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
A Land Without Law,

A correspondent of tho Columbia Is. c.
PhOsnir, writing from YorkvilIc, gives the
following remarkable account Of what is trans.
piring 10 that county under the reign oftcrrOr
which tho President Of the United States
has iuaugupted. He says:
"The country is being depopuluted, Mum
bers OF farmers and other citizens, appalled, ut
the prospect Of large incarceration, packed
jury, an inscriptions judge, aud ready host
Of accusing witnesses, eager to swear accord.
ing to instructions, for 80 day aud cxpen
ses paid, have left homes aud families Just as
the threatened danger found them. The ma
tured crops arc but half gathered, and tho
unprotected farms stand u tempting baits for
the idle negro. 1t will not be long before
larceny, arson aud outrage Of every SOFT will
be committed Throughout, this helpless section.
Already the signs OF exult1tion aro shown on
the faces of the negroes. The town is daily
filed with them many coming to tell their
coucocted tales Of Ku Kllx injuries, or to
seize the chance Of easy vengeance upon those
whom they dislike"
Eg- Tho following is the official vote at the
recent election for Stste Senator, in the Clarke
and Frederick district:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

Es- The growth aud structure OF the
human hair, is very plainly set forth in q
pamphlet, published by R. P. Hall & Co.
Nashua, N. H., prOprietOrs of Halls Vere'
table SiciIiuu Hair Remover, for gratmitow
distribution. The dcservedly high reputation
of their preparation has wholly been gained
by its merits. Being free from oil aud alcO.
hol, it has healthy action on the scalp, re-
storing gray hair to its natural color without
dyeng it, cures itching OF the scalp, removes
aud prevents dandruG, and will thickcn up
the thin locks. Such are the benefits which
arc conferred upon the consumer No one
should neglect to give it atrial.
TJOmnuiG Statesman, Wilmington, Dell
= Harry Bassott's owner publishes an offer
to run him against any horse in the world for
$4,000 side, from one to four miles
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

BUSINESS AT CnlCAGD.-From oil sources
of information it is learned that Chicago is
rapidly recovering from its great disaster BY
fire. Intelligent gentlemen from there say the
city is all life, aDd,what many would Ii. sup
pose, tlutmonCyi is most abundant. Some tolty
thousand men ure actively at work on the
burned district. 1t is not only in tlis depart,
meut Of industry thu, the city is active, but
current business is all hustle, and compares
ii.vorabIy with what it was in the correspond.
ing time last year. The receipt, of leading
articles for the foIty.eigEt hours ending No,
renlhrr for this rnnr and lAst nre az inllnMs !:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
NAV ApYNRTIsE ME NTs.
SnERIFF'S SALE.
T WILL sell atPublic Sale a, Milyillc Mills, the
residence Of ThOmaa II. WilliS, gu

r WILL sell at Public Sale a, Milyillc Mills, the
residence Of ThOmaa II. WilliS, gu
WEDNESDAY, November 22d, 1871,
tho following described Property, to 'AtiSy Ezscu.
tious in my hand, III favor Of tho NATIONAL
BANK Of Alartinsbure and others rs. THOMAS
II, WILLIS, n. d. WASHINGTON, N. il. Will.
LIS Nnd GEORGE " ElCHELBERGER:
Two Horses, four Cow, two Sowsj
One Barshear and two Shovel Flows,
One Two.Horsc Wagon,
One Log Wagon, Ono Mower;
One Two Horse Carriage aud Harness
Que MCCORMICK REAPER,
Seven Beds aud Bedding;
Two Sofas, two Oriental Stoves;
Ono Cook Stove aud Utensils,
One Ten. Plate and ono ParlOr Stove;
About 100 Yards of Carpet,
Que Piano, ono NIarbls,top Centre Table;
Three Nlnhog'ny Exteus'n Dining Tables,
-Four Dozen Mahogany Chairs,
Two Desks, one Bureau;
One Mahogany Stand,
Que Barrel Of Vinegar, &C., &c.
Also, on
THURSDII, NorcmJer 93a, 1871.
To satisfy the above Executions, will sell
at "Rock Hail." tho residence of N. II. VIII
lis, the following Property, tO-wit:
Nine head Work Horses,
Tweuty.lonr head Of Cattle,
Torty.onO head Of Hogs,
ALOT OF BACON,
One hundred and fifty Bushels Of Oats,
Twenty Tons Of Hay, Thirty bus. Wheat;
A Lot Of Corn, about 1870 bus. Lime
One MCCORMICK MOWER,
One Horse Rake, one Buggy Il Harness;
Two large -Four horse Wagons,
One One.hOrse Wagon, . Hay Carriages;
Six sets Wagon Harness, one Corn
Coverer;
Eight Double and Single shovel Plows,
Three Barshenr Flows, Two lIarrows;
Two Grain Cradles, two Wash Stands;
-Four Beds and Bedding;
Two Wardrobes, one Bureau;
Two Dining Tables, one Switchboard;
One Sofa, two Dozen Chairs;
Eighty yards Carpet, twosett, Chinnwnre,
One Oriental Stove, one Cook Stove;
Tables, Buckets, &c., &c
TERMS OF sALE:-CASM
Rs- SALE POSITIVE.
No property to be removed until settled for.
Sale to confluence at each place at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ. r. W. POTpERFIELD,
W. T. ANDERSON, Late Sheriff.
AuctOneer
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

- The sub Ku KIuk Investigating Cons
mi,tee which wen. to Florida has returned
after examining largo number of witnesses
Ia Jackson county they report that there have
been seycuty.iiye murders within the past
three yeats. and that there is not now sins
gle white Republican IN the county. They
add iha, the condition Of thugs generally is
bad, but better than it was tWo years ago.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
Notice TO Sufferers by the Flood
in The Shenandoah River.

by order Of tho board Of Supervisors, tho suf.
ID fcrers by tho flood OF the ShcnN river last
year, are rrque ted to furnish the EAid board at
their next regular meeting tho amount Of heir State
aud state tcOnl Tax Bills tIihfr paid UT unpaid for
the year $50, on PcraOnAlO or Real Property either
destroyed or materially injured by the said hO"d.-
The object 81 this information IL 10 secure return
payment Il unpaid, under the provisions Of an Act
passed by the last Legislature Of the State.
GEORGE II TURNER,
Clerk Of hoard Of Supervisors,
Oct. ~ ls'l-until Reg. meeting.
SAFETY TUBE.-By thls little continuance
- wscAn mike your Lamp IplOSivr. Every
body muN havr one -pIico % rents
LAM Sli EA RS,-SAye your Scissors hy buy.
Ing pair Of these SheArS, and improve your light
by trimming your Lamp wick prOnrrly. For safe
by GEO, T, LIGHT 4 co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21
Lynch Law in Indiana.

LOUISVILLE, November l7.-SQuire Tay.
Tor, Chas. Dixon and Geo. johnson, negroes,
charged with the murder of the Park family,
were tiken out of jail at Charleston, Ind i,
about . O'Clock this morniny, by mob of
forty persons, masked and disguised, thirty
three Of whom entered the jail aud the rest
stood guard in the streets. The negroes were
hanged in the woods two miles from town.
When found Taylor Ind been stripped
naked and burned in n number of places with
brands from the FIRE which the mob had kin>
died, probably with the intention, as expires.
scd By them, Of roasting them alive. 1t is
strongly intimoted that the negroes made a
confession before death. Tayloran johnson
were hanged on the snme tree. Dixon On
another tree some 100 feet distant
The mob was made up of citizens from
HenryvilC Otis County, and Charles
lestown. The ceroner's inquest. held to>lay.
rendered a verdict that they came to their
deaths by violence, being hanged by parties
unknown. The negroes had mot been indicted
by the grand jury, and the citizens feared that
they would escape punishment No me at,
tempted to Interfere with the moh, who broke
in two doors with sledgO hammers and chisels,
but tho sheriff unlocked the third, seeing he
could not keep them out
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

Wards maj. over Beecher, 1882 over
Boeoher and Ware combined, 400.
Tho vote Of Maj. YIN. G. IIardesty for tho
House Of Delegates vas COZ as against 1913
for his competitor, Col. John Morgan.
Messrs. John i. Wall and Z. NJ. Tidblll are
he Delsg,tss elect from Frederick.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

The shipments are in like proportion. The
Tribune says thpt general business is nearly as
active as before the fire, aud tina, grca. pro.
portion of the merchants have opened with
good working stocks, 1t adds; at was
thought that good many ofthe smnllerwhoIe.
salc traders would drop back scarcely one of
them have done SO, and u gcodIy proportion
OF the rtt,ilers u on their feet again, though
loaded with membranes" The abundant
supply of the sinews of trade, ready money,
does MT all, or mainly, end its way to Chicago
in the shape OF charity, but in obedience to a
simple law Of trade, which invites to every
market that which is supposed to be most in
demand. -Baiiimorc Sm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-21

The Baltimore and OhialIaiIrOad Cons
Pnny disburscs $4,000 monthly tois laboEcrs
Ut CnmberIanh.