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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
NEw.YorE. Wednesday. March 8, 1

NEw-YoRE. Wednesday. March 8, 1911.
There ere about 900 horses of all descrip-
lions In the Bulls Head Market and the numerous sale
stables in the city are proDortiOnally well supplied.
Business very brisk during the morning hours work
and farm horses selling in large numbers and at firm
prices Dealers in fine stock also kept busy show
ing OF their teams, but bargains In costly animals not
being rapidly concluded for business horses.
shall hardly hear Of definite sales before close the
week.
We learn from Kentucky paper, that Col &. d. Bruce
OF The Tf Ficd and Farm has purchased several head
of very promising young troers among them, the fine
f0ur-year-0d Jessie Kirk by Clark Chief, dam by Capt
walker Clark chef the sire " Nicotine, tho winner
of the Hiram woodruff stake last Fan. Tho price paid
for Jessie Kirk Is $500
the Siqnh0Dc Piano BOr Wagon Is one of the handsome
patterns now exhibited anongthe spring styles; IL takes
It's name from the pillar which runs up from the Top OF
thebOx TO TOP Of the seat. This pillar IS very ght and
stands out nom the about inch, and narrows
toward the body below COncaye rockers continue 10 De
made on this class Of work. some exceedingly giaeelu
and stylish specimens OF which have OF late Dceh
bv Messrs Brews q Co. OF BrOome-st
TwO-wlieel tandem carts are 90 be extensively uSeu
next season by gentlemen who drive bang-Iil hOrSes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

BosToX March sCOtton quiet hut steady Md1ne Ioc ne re-
cc 5 bales gross bales; e1p0rstO the Conlnnt III bes
ssles. bales; stock. 5000 bales.
WvlNGToN March quiet svd steady; MddHngs I5c
net reens bales; eIpOscJasts 1873 basi tae ~ baes
stock, 3J4 ba.es ,,,.- ,,,a,,,. 90. 81.
Continent l2D bales o0astWse,
/ lJ2 bales: sales. 30 bales; stock ~ 4jl bales -
NorFoIK 8-COtlon dull Low Mdtings re; LEI re-
cp 7lO epOrtseoaswse $40 ales stock, 500 bales
SAvANNA March 8Coon duh aud Irregular hdiings lJ,c
et receipts eIportstO Great Britain 35II acs 10 nor
teram $50 ooasise 46 be sales, LOO baes socA
1fI7 bales ,,,r,--. ~
BAlTnoKK March sCottoh less active and lower; hilngs i4i
04lc receipts 10 bales 5i5 bales eIpoTtscO"se' us
bales; sales t95 bales; stock. l5.1b3 bales. -,
GAfvEs1nN, g-toton fat Good Ordinary Itci net
r,c.pts s3 haes; ,ales lD0 bales stock, 81 79J bales
HgwsOHIitNs March S-COitOn iTcguAri Mddlngs, lJ
net receipts gross 5530 bales eIpor-o Liverpool |-'
bales; 10 Cork 4J bales; e 400 bales stock % l'- Das
NOZZLE March 8.Iotton dul; Mddlings ic net iesipi
cf . exo-coawse "a bales sales 900 bsei stock 1tiZl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

RICE quiet; ss Clrolns 8d6ic, Choice
l50 hars Rnnroon - lie
SUGAlaw not active, stu fair business DO
noted ID market tone; lat evening $40 hhdk sold
and holders advanced Their j. p d. Pair 70 Good Refining old
AMI New crop 1t C}aec % go hldS at Bs06iG for Cuba ard
llJ bozcs Havana 6, r. Refined dulL
sBEDSThc quiet prices drmer;
quote Clover ut0 Timothy &c o. We Of
OF importance
SrBARN without quoab ohnnge; trade is dg sales Of small
LOT Of 1860 10 low grade at 3lc Prime is unsettled.
TALLONThere continues Gand the market cteady
sales Of 80 on rt 81 Tor Prime and 55000 h 1870
MiISki1he fairly sales
515 bills 40 $50 J3!c ior hOg-bOund.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
-, c. MeKm Co. J. Nicholson sons Thomas Rich
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.

-. 4 r. McKm Co, J. }. Nicholson o'"'' ~
GCN cuc.co ILLINOIS.
- p,i,s Association Iurt Preston Kean NauOnA' h'n
~, compapy George c. Smith Bro r S'00' w.
wFenD' VliHln' 4 70 ST. LOUIS MISSOURI.
c.,,,rs 4 Co Haskell & Co. Lucas Bank beop'''
-, N.oua Loan Bank, Tsusig, Comp \ Co
rIrTsBUEGH, PENNsYLVANlA s.s..
-, Brady Co. y. Holmes Sons, Masonic Dey'S' saws
Bsnk s. MCLEAN a Co
CINCINNATI, ONO. on
CT Adair Co. G. H. Bussns Co. kspy' Ha'e'' - lain
- purl,y Co. Hev.,n White Co. T. Kinney w.
wngbt Co.. soasorgco1, Nepr Go.
crrvF1 AND, ONO.
Everett we5aen Co T. h Hale 20, . V
Brotber, Henry Wick Co, George 3 "nt"'
COLUMBUS, OHIO
B..i smith Hayden Huese'OD & Co. '1'''''
tDerca Bank .surNeroN DC.
IA, Cooke Co., Tau, Washington Co., Middleton Co. riggs
Co CONNECTICUT.
.p E.rl 4 Co Hatsrbury-EliOn Banking
hsy"' -. n H. BurneIl K Scranton Co.
N'OP'' DELAWARE
rra..,,sg,-B R. Eobasoa a CO.
INDIANA.
,,....su.-w. J. Iev Co Iadta"apOI-s A Fletcher Co.
r..s,s--k,o.ul Saving, Bank.
-,.,,.s,ct, & Coz Leayenworih Savings Bank.
KENTUCKY
Jo,t,sa.-C n Warren Co
MAINE.
BsA0or-P NJ Blake
8sg7ss,ra--Applsusa Co
NAssACHUsErTs
Mr. Bsit0rd-S. P. BuIa
MICHIGAN.
Dtrrt-Deot Savings Fund Association, A Ives Son, David
Preston Co.
Apaav-Tlouas Sqa-ss Attc-Bcncic & Doiy. Bpg1o-
Whites Bsak- Sasp7s.os Bri5go--witmer Brothers.
OHIO
fuilro-Grener steele T.. Teeers Son. Cadi,Rszu,
we Co. Contradictory Hsre Bro Stark County Bank
D1yon-Harshmau German v Winters Son. Nerart-Elva
PrsrlHn sons Robbins Wing Warner Co. SeubsRre-R Sber-
gArl Co.
PENNSYLVANIA.
4rsora-Ke & Co. a. Llovd sCo Bsd5r9-Reet schcl
re7,oak-Wm p Rcr-lt. Co. Carbohydrates Elder
Fletcher D1'>sio-1-J Hort 4 Co. Ebensbvg-Lloyd Co.
Fras- Lan5e-iCn Graelsburg-Loyd HUFF Co Frri''grg
-Dsupn DEPOSIT Bank plgby Brothers Is Co. Meehsucs Bank
Inoas,er-Eyars NcEyo, Co. Reed, McGrs1n Co. srfitc
CsHu Co S-raEr-Ceogs ssnderson Co. S1aro-J Bleak.
Meehncs Dsuk Tosroda-G. Mason Co. Pomeoy Brothers
7groae-Iloyd Caldwell Co. Washlgtoa-Sanuel Haze Best
<As,er-Kirl Mcyesg6 Co. Epte5cgToA H. Ey. r. V. Roch
sfsnow.
RHODE ISLAND.
Pro,iseses-Greer Cranston.
WISCONSIN.
Bfisprlbe-Canieo Amber X Co., Marshall lsley.
GEO. s. boutwell,. secy Of Treasury
PROGRESS OF REDUCTION OF PUBLIC DEBT OF UNITED
NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.
ErROPEAN hlARKETs.

a.
lONpOv March 8-i3O mCono opened a. 9 for and
the American Securities opened quiet; Five MY bonds
81 81; 1eu-fOrs 3d. Eue Railway shares
10: Illinois Centras 1924; Atlantic and Great Weyem,U
IOyDOF March C-ll.0 o. cul and tending DOWNWARD
though the opened shaio frmer hddhng Upleuds ID Mid
dna I'D Bradsu opened quiet and unchanged Provisions
sui Produce also unchanged
March 3i:30 Consols for money 9lf account 81 l.
American securities que and steady. Ere Railway shares 49,
Lv1PooL March GJ0 m.-Pork vic bbL for Ezra Prime
Me-
LoNDoN March $50 m.Cossos 9b for both moncy and
the American securities eaaeri United States FyeVuy
bonds lo62 92 1855 9li 1867 sDl; TerPortes ei Soks
E1io 1885, Illinois Ceatals 10; Atlantic and Great Western POI
LIVERPOOL, Mauh $50 m-Cot0n steadfr hdihng Upands
7014i Mding Orleans nearly i07ld The sales Of he day
up 2Nn bales which 1900 bas for SPECULATION and export
LoSDON, March G--4;9e p. m-Iinseei OIL, $50
ANTWERP M-ryh 8Petroieum, 50l IT. for STANDARD White
LIVERPOOL March GAyed ship James Poster G from New
Feb n with ? O5 halcs Cotton.
LvfEpooi March 3-Auved Moss Rose from NcwOresus, jan
with 81 baes Of Cotton Andrew Jackson from Mobile Jan ~
1905 scs; ReCne GeEaock, from NegOresns jan 2b LIS
bales Les Bon Fl' from NeWOresns Jan. 2l 1O5 bales
LIVERPOOL March gAuiycd-Bark Pences from NeWOrlears
10 With ~ bales Cottoui ship Pearl from New leans
"a bales; ship Southampton, from Mobile Jan p viii
ales Shp John o. Baker from aHtOn, Feb > with J
bales ship G. Iiope from SGyauush Feb with 39 bales stp
Cathedral from NcwtTsaus, Jan H. With a5 bales ship Lake
Outsro. NeV-Oreaus, Jan. d, with a-2i2 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


MAFCH &c ptgs Aboe BeeswaI 68 bales Cotton y
hb OIL 6OS bill. Flour 1000 1900 buh
Corn 1850 Oats BPS bush Mali o52 bush. Gr, Sd. 20
bas FarSee 1921 bush Beans S bush Pe l6 bb Con Meal
3oS hsgs Corn Meal M b Spirits TurPnine ~ bbs Tar 40
btls Pork 10 Beef 85 pigs Cot Meats, 2l03 pkg. Land,
AZ Land. 1871 pkg. Butter 2O pkgs Cheese 2224 bb Eggs
20 bb Lard OIL D6 pigs DHei Fu f. Dressed Hogs 40 pkr OIL
Cake II bhs Copper bb Whkf $50 bales Wool 90 bales Hops.
t sides Leather 3 Hides 81 bills Hides 25l hhis Tobacco $50
pkgs Tobacco 9! pigs Rice, 70 pAg StsrcA 70 pigs Tea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
Gcrses, Carriages, Garress, &

nEMAREST & WOODRUFF.
CARRIAGES
628 and go Broadway.
We have now our the largest stock Of fne Carriages ever
offered 10 NevYOrk go - ,-,----.-,. a.. ,.,,ies
We invite attention Of the public and offer Inducements to parties
buying this month. - - . 49,, ,,,-o,,, At .,.a
LINE CARRIAGE AND ROAD HORSES.
PITCH CONAN l53 East TNenyouEthst y tfs cas-
Carriage and Road HORSES IN wematcbed pairs and single all ho1
superior stock reared in the central part Of tins STATE
HARNESS for farming, teaming trucklngcaTt-
inc ernre,sg concors companies railroads. livery stables
coup6 business road pleasure S8 to 300 per SET
MOsRNAN EROS Harness Manufacturers Nareooms ma ChanefsS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

M
Receipts for this week 505 Cattle 893 Hos and I'i
dull, hnt Olefha
tdae quaty Choice Reeves IS 5OaSs pi common ~
Medium "a 2d45 % Hogs duh City packers being nearly ou' oil
market the mostly egYOTk aud Boston nuiers ~
81 rom st % 81 the latter pc for Extra sheep are III &
spiI ard her l. good demand good qualities at - 1896 for
the Of offerings
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK NARKET-MAhoH g. Ara,
The Cattle Akei continues dull sales "a bead Cagaia see %
rs and rs head CauaA IS PSI ~ Kentucky ers 70 zI
- 49, I'D ubpa, sG0 IS so; IS 5O0 80 l2l sheep-ho
Iog.-No ttade. The packing season being oVrI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09

heavy Former figures With tr amount Offering sales Of s5 tbls
and tS at 2o for No. Il lG2.c for 0 RdlJo for Fair TO
Prime Steam and l3io for Kettle Rendered. for future delivery the
market dull and nominal about former 6urce sales 700 tc
seller April at l3tc.
POrk fat.c ne Vet % 80 inst at o. ol2cag point';
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
CONNECTICUT WESTERN RAILROAD co.,

Coupon Registered and by The Legislature Of conneeteut made free Of
all Per interest payable January and july IN New
York Th, The subscribed capital stock OF the
COMPANY Is O00 all which except $500 has been paid 10
cash or this $4,000 been subscribed AMI paid By tie City Of
Hartford The mortgage made in to the Treasurer Of te State
The bonds are registered The OEce 81 & Controller 81 The state and
eounegned by him. and by the terms Of the Charter can only be de-
ved By hin Company the proportion Of 5000 bonds for
1900 cash previously rpnle in the construction Of the road
The road extends from Hartford With tho whole New
England system Of railroads westerly hrtou the NeNiork
state line where with the Harlem Roai north and so
with the Duiehe Columbia Rhki ompeeli With the
Pouehkeerse Polgaepe, to be finished IN July and
with the cot and B0lou Road be built opening direct
connection with the coal supplies Of the Pennsylvania Coal Company and
tie Delaware and Canal Company. side aat fer business Is
opepe b. m numerous RsToi and River connections supplying the
eouu with coal lumber rran cattle ard ble'snf' from the West
and returning iron marble ana the nsngaars products Of TIE
many thrifty along Is line
The grading complete part Of tie iron purchased ana 'aeA
rrg VII commence he condition OF ihe bel vii permit
TIE character q the Manager among whom Hon. WILLIAM H.
BARNUM ez-Gov HOLLEY, GEORGE ~ BARTHOLOMEW, ESQ.,
and JAMES GOODWS eq lisa guarantee la. Che enterprise "iN be
carried through IN O substantial ard ecoloa al manner
The pres of the bontss 90 per cent AMI accrued interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-09
proposals.

u ~ h""''"h" E,ysT-rg-sr., RKAR CHAkLss, Z
a.. - ,,-,os .sx BufLDfNs, March J. lblL)
PROPOSALS are invited Tor DhhP p,dna.,. 70 he
~ .ioa Fort Carroll leading TO this city rfopps 70
sealed and ia dutea,e Endorsed on outside 500 w ny, az Anil s
S, vi, he received until nooa OF ~ ul oI ~ ~
80 Iii ~ o,,ncl In Ten thereafter IN ns 'na,s or
bidders NAY wh ts preset Of material averages
mile, The Object Is to depth Of = p s ri stat Mind Of
hinrv 49, i. asei average quantity IN cubic l ~ SeSo,L
@'iIv' nrs per cubic yard Including rtca'suo" ''
4 Material 20 lie measured ~ dumping 80
The night TO reject Az be bad on application
Forms " Proposal ana sly ' VIM y. CRAIGllILL,
at this ohce AsIot Of Engineers 4. :. Army
A Il 4 1
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
The Late Elections.

Ohio and Pennsylvania, rs well as Iowa.
seem to have gone for the Radicals as usual.
No matter what outrages are committed by
the Administration and Congress, the party
in tho strongly Republican States will sustain
them. II Grant were to declare himself
President Tor life, pleJiseite of the Radical
party in Radical States, would respond that
no had done just right. This Admiuistra-
ton were even more proaigoto than it is,
and his olfcehOIdCrs should take half the
money 10 the Treasury, they would endorse it
still. IfCongress were to pass law declaring
that DO Democrat or Conservative should vote
or hold Office, they would applaud the act
They would not, in their blind party zeal,
stop TO inquire, any more than they do now,
what effect these things must have, ultimately,
upon government Of delegated aud clearly
defined powers, like that which was ordained
by our fathers to preserve the equal rights Of
all its citizens. They would not look beyond
the party contingen ,ics of the hour.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
BILLMYER & CHAMBERS,
Tie Radical Candidates for tie Senate and
House of Delegates.

Since these men have become the candi-
dates Of the Radical party, it is well that our
people should know something Of their polti-
calrecord Norman should receive the support
Of Democrats, or Conservatives, who assisted
III incorporating, in the Code Of our State, the
obnoxious lroscriptivo laws which SO long
hung over our people as rod Of iron, robbed
them Of their civil rights and held them in
the most aggravatiDg political bondage.
These men were members of the House Of
Delegates, in 1865, elected by the Radical
party,) at the time the Code Of the State was
formed They were then in position to use
what influence they possessed, in the iutcres.
Of liberty and justice. Let US see how they
served their people.
Chapter three, Of the Code, contains the
Election and Registration laws, which were
SO famous aud infamous in depriving our citi
zens OF the rights of voting. Billmyer and
Chambers voted for this Chapter. See House
Journal of 1865, p'gc 45.
Chapter ., Of the Code, contains the IRON
clad oath Of Office. 5ilImyer and Chambers
voted for that See House Journal Of 1865,
page 40.
Chapter llC, Of the Code, contains the pro.
vision, requiring Jurors to take the iron.clad
oath, EIIlmycr md Chambers voted for that,
See House Journal OF 1865 page go.
Chapter ll9, Of the Code, contains the
irOn,clad oath for Attorneys at Law, Bill
myer voted for that. See House journal o.
1868, page $50.
Chapter 1856, of the Code, contains tn,
irop>clad suitors oath, Billmycr and Cham
bcrs voted for that. Sec House journal Q
1868, page 29l.
The sad experience of our people, exclude
the necessity of comment upon these laws
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
Justice Awarded.

During the time Of Judge ohaplinc, from
reasons 10 us unknown, an order was entered
at shopberdstown by which the Sp&acfJet
ter,oa was in effect excluded from any pro-
portion of the legal advertising. We are
gratiflod to state this prOscriptivO order has
been rcsciuded, and the following more rcas.
enable and just substituted in its stead:
Itis ordered that any order of this Court
heretofore entered, restricting the publishing
Of publications ordered or authorized BY this
Court or the Clerk thereof, to the Free Press
and Shephcrdstowu Register, DO and the same
is hereby rescinded."
A true cOpy-TestC,
W. A. CHAPLINE,
Clerk c. O.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
A eNR&.

Editor Siephe d,totrn Rsgi,ier:-Permit me the
use OF your columns 10 decline the nomination lie.
slowed upon me by the Harper's Ferry Convention.
| was not consulted upon thr Guestinn, neither wac
/ privy TO the organisation that placed my name
upon that ticket. Being delegate in the Charles.
town Convention, it IL my purpose to support tho
'-'' '"''' b, F.HGRRISoN.
Shepherdstown, Oct. II, 1871.
We have also learned from au unquCstioued
source, that Robt. N. Duke, one Of the nOmi.
necs from the county for the Convention had
indignantly withdrawn. Who is the next?
By the way, the official proceedings Of the
meeting Us published in the Berkeley onion,
with Joseph Barry, (who was SO eager for
Conservative votes at tho last fall election, }
as Secretary, aud Mr., -" (wns he ashamed
for his name to be given y President, Joseph
Shepherd, of Shcphcrdstown Township, is
the name given for one Of the candidates to
the Legislature, instead of 81. John Shep.
herd as published 10 our last issue, Under
which name, BazOuia, will you conquer, or in
other words meet with ignomiuious defeat If
not irrctFiOvnblo disgrace!
p. S.-Smcc the above was in type We
have received the following:
SHEPMERpSTowS, Oct. 10th, 1871.
Editor Spirit Of JcferIOn Please mention. in
your next Issue, that have declined being cAndi
date Tor the House Of Delegates at the cuuing cleo
ton. Yours In haste,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
F0- me nmOun! Of public lands WIG

f1- The amount of public lands which
tho Republican party has given to the various
monopolies, rings, and jobbcrs already exceed:
tro Mowond millions Of acres. Estimating
its present value at one dollar and quartet
an acre, the donation amounts to two thousand
five hundred millions of dollars-more thar
our entire national debt.
there is IN excitement in the coffee
market ut present, and transactions are large
Upwards Of twenty thousand bags were sold
in Baltimore on Saturday, aud the sales dur
ing the pas. week exceed fifty thousand bags
the value Of which supwards Of one million
dollars in gold. Prices have advanced within
the past two weeks fully one cent, gold, pei
pound, and the tendency is still upward.
-ThrOughoutthc country, rivers both large
and small arc lower than has been known fol
quarter of a century. The Upper Missis'
sippi has less water by two feet than ever known
in the past thirty years.
t9- About one hundred county judges arc
to be elected by the next Legislature Of Vir'
GINA, to hold Office for six years, and tho Con
gressiOual districts are to be re.auausGd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
DECLBNSI0NS.

The recent nominations at TIarpct's Ferry
Of tho Radical Convention, arc growing small
by degrees and beautifully less. AS is their
wont, ii attempted political cheat, as was
done in Berkeley, BY presenting the names of
gentlemen whom it was known had no sympa.
thy or feeling in common with the mOugrel
crew, hoping thereby to hOOdwink the unwary
and catch birds of every feather. But the
trick is failure, as is shown BY the withdraw
ais appended:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17

pa- The communication OF VoTEH came
to hand ut an hour too late for our present is.
sue, even upon reflection did We deem it IN
act Of wise discretion to publish. There is no
one 10 whose judgment or political integrity
we should rather coufle than that Of "Vo.
ter" and We arc sure that upon the sober
second thought" he will agree with US that
the hour is TOO late to accomplish any good re.
suit by communications ike this, whilst nn>
necessary irritation 10 our ranks, if not posi-,
tive injury to our candidates, might be the re-
Eult
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17

pS- Tho Radical Collectors of Internal
Revenue have stolen, according to Mr.. Bout
wells own statement, s9O,7OO9SS.SS. Think
Of it! Half enough to pay the expenses Of
AZ honest administration Of the government,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17

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THIRTY YEARS. EXPERIENCE
IN THE TREATMENT OF
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his book treats, either personally or by mail, and
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
MAR IED.

A. Zion Church, Charlestown, Oct. l2th, 1871. by
Rev. WIN. Il. Meade, Col. JOHN II. GUY ofRich.
mund City, to Mis- MARY ELLEN RANSOM.
daughter o. JAmsS ". Ransom, Esq, Of lhseOunty
mo CArdS.l
On the 9Th inst f., at ''Cednr Grove" in King
George county. Va. by the Rev, Z. d. Mcclure,
Col. s. W. NJ. HOLIDAY Of winehcsttf. to Miss
CAROLINE CkLTERT, daughter Of DR.. Richard
II. Stuart.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17

r9- The Washington Patriot says that the
amount of public land which the Radical par.
ty has given TO The various mOnopOlcs, rings,
and jObbep already exceeds two thousand
millions Of acres. Estimating its present value
ct ono dollar and quarter 40 acre, the dOna.
ton amounts to Two thousand fVO hundred
millions Of dollars-norc than our entire ma.
tional debt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an Execution Of fiui Faeia,. from
ID the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, W. Va.
and 10 me directed In favor OF II. Lucas, Jr. late
Sheriff, against the Eoodn and chhtte Of N. W.
Manning and others, will sell for Cash, on
Tuesday, 14M day Of Norenlter aert,
Let day Of Jefferson Circuit Court. in front OF tho
Cour, house door in CharlestOwn. tho following
property, namely:
Three Work Horses,
Three Hogs and lot Of Pigs,
Nine Cattle,
Twelve Sheep,
One Wagon, one Cart,
Harness, &c.
D3- Sale to take place at . o'clock, p. NJ.
GEORGE KooNCE. D. S.,
For T. W. PoTTEaTiELD. late Sheriff.
Oct. II, 1871 ia.
r0LORED PAINTS FR0M PURE ENGLISH
" WHITE LEAD.-These paints, In a great
variety Of coors arc already mixed ready for use.
They cover much greater surface than the same
weight Of white lead, and will not crack, blister,
peel of nor fade. For sale IN any quantities, At
IIsrpers Ferry, Oct. II, 1871.
NIARsHALL's CATARRH sNuFF-Thi. snuff
1f1 10 superior to any thing yet known for reInov.
Ing the CatArrh cold In the head and the headache
Il opens purges out all strength
ths glands. and gvesa healthy action to The parts
Affected. To be had at G. E. BELLERS.
liArper's Ferry, Oct II, 1871.
DEAD's MAGIC SORE THROAT POWDER,
IL This wonderful article generally relieves the
worst sore throat inside Of q hours. For sale by
G, E. BELLER.
Harper. Ferry, Oct, II. ls7l.
DISCS CURE FOR CONSUMPTION This
L medicine IL the only one offered to the public
under a guarantee to perform what Il proposes. Il
IL well wOrthA trial. 10 be bad at
C.E. BELLER'S.