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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-07-19
RAILROAD DIRECTORY.

EAST. WEST.
Express, Ills p. NJ Express, Alb p. n
Mail, ..........3:53 A. N. Mail, ......l,:35 P. N
P du G Mail 1893 AN. P du N 1l:15 P. N
Fl. Ac..... ll:4O A. NJ. Ft. Ac... 1880 P n
Mad. Pass 7:2o NJ. Mad Pass. $40 P N
*Nadisop Ac 4:O5 P. *Mad'n Ac,.7:45 A. N
*Stops at Watertown
J. Fl. SLEEPER. Agent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-07-19

DR.. NJ. n. BARBER,
TLECTIC Physician and Surgeon. Office
- over A. Peterson's store.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-07-19
HARLOW PEASE,

A TTORNEY at Law, and Court Com
n missioner. Office on I'd floor of Noak's
Block, opposite Post Office.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-30

SHooTING.-At 1890 o'clock Friday
night two shots were fired off in the
lower portion of Chinatown. A police
whistle was soon after sounded in
the vicinity of the shooting, and officer
Lewis and Cal. Swift immediately hur-
ried to the scene. hey reached
the Celestial quarters, however, fifteen
other shots were fired in quick success
sion. On reaching the neighborhOod
everything was quiet. Upon inquiry,
the officers learned that the firing
came from a house at the extreme
eastern end of the town, on the south
side of Third street. The house was
visited, four Cinnamon found inside,
all in bed, and totally ignorant of the
English language. An empty 6-shOOter
and ) shooter We're found in the house,
and after awhile the ignorant Celes-
tials made out to explain that they had
fired them off in order to clean them.
\ Chinaman on the opposite side of
the street, however, was labOring I'M
der the impression that he had been
fired at. The chances are even that
the weapons used were the same hat
were stolen from SCOTS gunsmith
shops week ago.
AT GLENBROoK.- The following
named persons registered at the Glen
brook Hotel "a. II. Saxton, proprie-
tori eastern shore of Lake Bigler,
July 18th: H. Moskowitz, Carson; j.
c. Morrison and wife, w. J. Bryant
and wife, San Francisco; Judge Rising
and wife, George l. Lamon, f. II.
Downer, g.. II. Gould, Jas. r. Gould,
Virginia: w. Wells, Tule River; G..
b. Beeder, Hillsboro, Ohio; l.. L..
Coburn, Chicago; &C. Mckee, Nicks-
burg, Miss; II. l.. Nichols and wife,
Mrs. Me>ick, Mrs. Melone and servant,
Mrs. Cluness, Mrs. Hastings, Sacra-
mento; J. kneeland and family, Col
fax, Cal; Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Mon
tango, ii. Johnson, Truckee, CAL; b.
III. Carrick, Dayton, New.
RELTGIoUs.-The Quarterly Confer
ence of the Reorganized Church of
Latter Day Saints for the Nevada Dis
trict, will in the stone school
house in this city on the 29th instant,
at > p. IN. There will be preaching at
"a p. IN. on the 10Th: also at l012 a.
IN. and ~ p. m. on Sunday, the 30th.
All are invited to attend.
w. w. BLAIR, Pres. Pac. Mis-.
SPECIAL DEPosIT.-John Jefferson
Garner, Of Ruby Valley, Elko county,
made a special deposit with
State Treasurer of 800 in currency,
the purchase of State lands lying
in Ruby Valley.
LACE HANDKERCHIEF.-The finder
of a lady's fine lace handkerchief,
dropped near the Theater on Friday
evening. will confer a favor on the
owner by leaving the article at this
office.
\ NIsIroR.-J. III. Lucas, District
Attorney of Elko county, visited the
Capital yesterday on legal business.
He gives Il good account of the mining
prospects OF his county.
RUsTICATING.-Dr. III. l.. Nichols,
Secretary of State for California, ar
lived at the Glenbrook Hotel, Lake
ilgIer, yesterday, accompanied by
lis wife.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-30

Thermometrical observations. made from
So'clOck IL. m. TO i O'Clock p. m, by X.
c. Guirado. druggist, etc, No. y South
Carson street:
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-30

INsANE.-A German who was sent
to the Stockton Asylum some years
ago to be treated for insanity, and who
was subsequently discharged as cured,
made his appearance on Il streets
day before yesterday as crazy as ever.
He imagineS that the spirit of an old
lady low living in this city is ''after"
him, and is thwartlng his every effort.
WORCESTERSHIRE are indebted to
John G. Fox, wholesale and retail
dealer in books, stationery, music and
musical instruments, .jewelry, fancy
goods. notions, etc, for copies of the
Eclectic Magazine for August. Over
land Monthly and Ballol's Monthly
Magazine for August, and the monthly
part five weeks of Appleton's Journal.
THANKs.-R. Fred. Brooks, of the
Bookstore and News Depot.
has placed upon our table late num-
bers OF Pomeroy's Democrat, Spirit of
the Times, Sporting Times, Chimney
and Frank Leslie's.
FINANCIAL ARRIvAL.-Jerry School
ing, State Treasurer of Nevada, arrived
from California, whittier he
has been for the past two weeks look
ing after matters financial, political,
sanitary and social.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
CRIMINAL INDIFFERENCE.

Jefferson has done well, but she ought to
have done better. Instead of seven hundred,
she ought to have given thousand majority.
She was entitled to be considered the banner
county Of the State, and hereafter we hope
that she will deserve that high title in leading
Conservative movements in the State Some
of her citizens have been betrayed into a po.
sitiOn of indifference in political controversies
which We can not consider otherwise than
criminal. We should like to ask these gen.
tlemen who remained at home on election day
whether they set any value upon their lives, or
liberty, or their property? Ifso, they should
know that all these things arc involved in the
question proposed on Thursday last. If they
Will not vote, let them never complain of being
taxed. Let them fork over cheerfulIy all that
an army of greedy and Unsuitable Office>hoIders
may demand Ofthem. Let them not claim to
participate in the reduction of Taxation which
the new Constitution will surely inausurate.-
Let them not raise the rents on their property.
when under the favorable operation of a better
Constitution the value of all property in the
State shall be greatly enhanced. If all these
advantages are not worth remembering on
electiOn>day, they should not thereafter be
turned to source of profit by the criminaLIy
indifferent.
IS- The Hon. W. Piukney Whythe, DEM
'Ocratic candidate for Governor of Maryland,
hit the nail on the head in recent campaign
speech. Said he:
"They want to know of the "new depar-
ture." know of no departure about which
We may trouble ourselves, except the depar-
ture In 1873 of Grant and his Cabinet from
the White House at Washington-thed epar-
ture from our fair land of the horde of revc-
nue. collectors, which, like the locusts of
Egypt, have been eating up the substance of
the mechanics and labOring men of this
country. This is the departure for which
every honest man fights, and to which he
should devote every energy of mind and body
he possesses"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
Spirit of yeffstsnlr.
CONVENTION ELECTION.

An election took place throughout the
State on Thursday last, as to the call of =
Constitutional Convention. The following is
the result in this county 3
JEFPERsON CoUNTY.-So far as We have
learned, the election passed off in this county
without a single disturbances, although the
newly enlranchised negro was out in full force,
with IS much impotence in his manner as stu.
Pidity and ignorance in his action. At our
own immediate precinct It was a rare scene,
the like of which has never been seen before,
and it is to be hoped will not soon be witness.
ed again. There were black spirits and blue,
white spirits and grey, all rushing pell.msll
70 the exercise of that right, inestimable to
freeimen but as sounding brass or tynkling
cymbOl, to those having no proper eOmprehen>
sion Of the boon. Though We must do our
white Radicals the justice to say that but
one or two had the hardihood to allie them
selves with the motley group of Thursday,
the "man and brother" had been thoroughly
drilled. Each one was provided with ticket,
which he chung to with the tenacity of Ieech
had been thoroughly indoctrinated into the
most absurd and preposterous views as to the
objects Of the Convention aud seemed to regard
1t as 4 matter of life or death "dat dis ticket
should be counted fust." 1t was bad enough
to have the whole Of our negro vote Cwith a
few honorable exceptiOns) arrayed against US,
but We are credibIy informed that at this poll
alone there could not have been less than so
nonresident votes. The same is true as to
the other Precincts of the county and at Har,
per's Ferry, We learn, quite arequisitiOn was
made upon MARYLAND
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be cold. At Public Aoesios. a. my resi-
mill formerly known HSIsIEidsTs. On
SATCRDA Y the 2f day Of September merit,
the following PerSOnaI Property. IO.wM:
head of work Horses of which arc
mares; yearling Colt.
l6hcad CosiIe-Of which are mileh Cove,
Calves; 20 Hogs, IL head Of Sheep,
good four.hOTse Wagon, l Spring Wagon,
Four sets wagon Gears nearly new,
sets plough Gears, Brides, Collars, &c.,
2 Rarshear PIOuchs'
4 Double aud Single Shovel PlOughs,
2 HarrOWs,
Grain Cradles, Moving seythes, Treble,
Double and Single Trees, Hoes, Log Chain,
and many other things not necessary 70 men.
ton.
TERMS OF SALE "A Credit Of Twelve nfonths
will he given on al SVmI Of $50 and shove, ondeT
th't amount Cash. No property Ne removed until
With good security.
Sale to take place At 10 o'clock. A. n.
Al. JOHNSON.
G. D. McGLIEcS. AuctiOneer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
PURLIC SALE.

WILL be cold. At Public Auction. AZ my resi-
denes between summit Point and SmithRsId,
and near the residence OF r. v. shirley, On
THURSDAY, tie 3lst day Of August, 1871,
the following Personal Property. tO-wits
Head Of work HOrses-I rides vsIl; Celia.
Head Cattle, Of which are hlile6 Cows. I
with Calf by her side.
Brood SOWs. HOgs. Shoals.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Farm Wagons ana Beds-l IOr hOrses, tie
other tor hOFseS.
! one hOTse Spring waEOn,
Wood and Grain LADDER,
BaTsheAT PlOWs for !, , and heFasa
aarrOWs for ]. ? and horses,
Double and Single Shovel PiOWs
wagon and PiOW GeAEs-B Sets each.
Sleigh.
Grain Cradles. Moving Scythes, Rakes. Fork,.
MattUeks. STAND Bees, Cutting BO1, and many
other things not necessary 60 mention.
TERMS OF SALE: "A Credit Of Tuelvs Moptha
viii be given on all sumS Of $40 and above With
interest from date, undeF that me mt Cash. Htho
Notes are paid AZ maturity the luterest will b re-
mitted No property 20 be removed uatH Terms
are complied WiIlI. Purchaser 60 give ROnd With
good Security. JOHN O. RAIlHY
August -, 1911.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

AT Louisville, Captain Frank Harris put
up 81 800 span of horses; a 81, 500 diamond
pin was contributed by tie Hon. KearsIey
Carter. both prizes to be rafled for, a. the
Gait House, Thursday night The affair came
Cd, and resulted in the Hon. KearsIey Carriers
winning Capt. Frank Harris horses, while
Captain Frank Harris won the Hon. Kearsley
Carriers diamond pin. The outsiders who
furnished the money for this small specula,
ton look upon the result as if it excited their
special Wonder.-Erchange.
Colonel Jerome Bonsparte, of Baltimore.
has married Mrs. NeWbOId Edgar, nee Miss
Appleton, Of Boston, a grand daughter of
Daniel Webster, aud reputed wealthy. Col.
Bon'Parte has been at Newport, r. l., during
the summer.
DR.. II. T. HELMBoLD, of New York.
while out cunning at Long Branch, on Mon
day morning week, as he was blowing out
one barrel of his gun, the other was acciden.
tally discharged, WOunding him slightly in
the face.
The whole $4,000, 900 of the United
States per cent. loan, offered in London on
the 22nd, was taken that day.
The Kentucky Legislature stands: Sen.
ate 50 Democrats and 8 Republicans ; House
81 Democrats aud Is Republicans.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
1895
7T76


Berkeley, We learn, gives 1872 for COnven-
tion.
Hampshire, at ROmney, gave 13l for, to
against.
The returns from the more distant part of
the State are meagre and imperfect. 1t may
be weeks, if not months, before the correct
result can be known. The following special
dispatch to the Esprit Office" received last
night, Is the latest aud most authentic returns
that have come to hand
WHEELING, Aug. %, IL.
Editor Spirit Third District gives over
1000 for Convention. First and Second
probably close. LEWIS BAKER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
SALES.
PUBLIC SALE.

A Admfnistrator Of CharIss q. HIecurdy. d.
~ ceased wall sell az his lAte reaidenes Nom.
tain View near KAhlstoUns On
TUESDAY, 29A dog Of August, 1871,
The Following
Personal PROPERTY.
Three wardrobes. Ooe Bureau;
One Walnut Wash Stand
Carpeetngs R0gs. PIANO and Stool,
One Stdebolrds ROekiog Chair;
Chairs. Table,. Sofa, PaFlOF Stoves
Marhle-TOp Centre Table.
China Ware, Liverpool Ware,
Dining Setss Knives and FOrks. and many
HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES.
Hair and shuek Mattresses,
Feather Beds, Bedsteads. Rianketa
A16 bed Cl0thing OF all kindas
shot Gun and FixturSs;
All good quality aud in excellent eondilioa.
Two Large TwoHorse Carriages.
One nae COlt-3 years old. -.-
TERMS OF SALE--A Credit Of Sir MIA.
Bond with approved seearity, bearinE inteTrrl -
90ns OF Ten Dollars and oveFS amounts lea tkS1
Ten DollaEs. Cash. No property 20 Be removed
Until the terms are eoIapiied With.
Sale to begin At 10 O'Clock.
S.w. wYSoNC.
avg. 70, loIl-St. AdministFatoT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

CARLoTTA AND THE MODERN MACBETH
Tho sad story of the life Of poor CarlOtsa has
nearly been told its end. II is positively sta.
ted that she cannot live through the coming
autumn, as she is subject to periods OF pros.
tration lasting 4S hours, aud her death is ex.
Pected almost every day. She is but 81 years
of age, having been married to the IuckIess
Macmillan at the age of II, aud now she
goes down to 4 sad aud cruel grave, driven
thither by the Wiles of INSCRIPTIONS poIiti>
cians. There was q cartoon in the Tomahawk
some time since, representing the banquet
scene from Macbeth" with Louis Napoleon
as the Scottish monarch, the other potent ates
Of Europe being around him. He is starting
back in terror at the ghost Of the murdered
Macmillan, which appears in the background
aud grOans out in his alright, Thou canss
not say did it."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

IA The Radical frauds on the State
Treasury Of Pennsylvania will be ventilated at
last. Authenticated Hartrauft has made
written demand upon G. o. Evans for s29l,-
O46,9l due the State of Pennsylvania, to be
handed over without delay, or proceedings
will be commenced at once. Evans refuses
to comply, and Attorney, General Brewster
will proceed with the case at once.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
I WILL cell in front Of the residence Of DR.. J. ,.
IL. StraIib, IN ChaTleStOWn. en-


WILL. cell in front Of the residence Of DR.. J. ,.
II. StraI;h. IN CharleSIOWn. en-
FRIDAY, September 8. 1871,
My HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN FURSrTrnE
including: Mahogany PaFIpT Suit IN hair Cloth.
VIZ: Tete- tee Sofa Lady = Ch0ir Roc king lhaiv
and Marnle Top Table an Oak Chamber suit Oils
and WO"d, viz French B,dsIead, Bureau, Wash.
stSHd. TOSel Rack AID ChaiTs; PsTIor Csns.ssat
ChHiTs, Ladies Caoe-SeAt Rockers. Dining RoUuD
ChHiTs. SeIiee, eight day HSseTstOwB C:IOck ,
iSrge Linen Cheat. large Boot. case. ? MshoESny
Dining Tables. Table and other China, Tables 3
Spring Bed. Bedsteads. Mattresses ana BIaokSts :,
Looking Glasses. Mating. Tin Chamber Sems
MHshStHndG' q Marble TOP.) handsome Wood
stove, Orien'ai Coat Stove, Cook Stove End
Utensils, good Washing Machine. ] good Chusn
and all the OsuAl household OutBt, an - Gallon
Copper Apple Butter Kettle. 8IsO, my ROCRA.
W Az and HARNESS IN complete order, Stands
o. Bees IN LHngstFoth'S Hives, empty Hive. set
tor two horse Wagon, Iron put Up. Five
Hundred lbs. Of Family BACON in IOts TO snit, thS
Hog round. AlsO. Side Saddle aud Bride.
TERMS Credit until January Let, 1879, on ID
sums over SO. win approved Security bearing IN.
teTest. Twelve months the Roc ~ ifdeaiFsd.
No property TO be removed until Terms are &C M
piled with.
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, An
Aug.22 lGTI-ts JNO. a. STRATTH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
BLIC SALE
LAND IN JEFFERSON COUNTY.

by virtue Of = Deed Of Trust. bearing date On ~
~ lst day Of March; 1870. given By John W KsR-
Hsdy and Sarah 81. Kennedy his wife. 20 ths On.
dersghed, Trustee and Of Record IN the ReeOSHs1'S
Office Of Jefferson county, ". We, 50 Deed BOob
No. :, Folio Sal, 70 secure the pAymeat BEidFGt
BOeTIy. on the lSt day Of DeeeHBbeF 1870 Of theeS
OF Sig Hundred Dollars. which doe md PAYABLE
on that day by Negotiable Note dated Mach IsEI
1870, Nine MOnthS alter date, dFaUn By the Gatd
Kennedy, payable 10 John SeIden. the 1eGsFaon
SaTing's Bank, At ShepbeTdstOWn. ". Va, and ~
said Seiden ehdOFsed 70 Richard y. WAshinRtOG,
and by said WashingtOn TO sai1 Bridget BosFIy
who is nov the holder Of she Note, Ibs BdeFsigbed
will offer for saIs, Public Auction aI n ecker
M, IN front Of the LeisenFiBg or CaFteT Hotel n
the town Of ChAFIes'OWB. Je6eT HOB county. o.
TUESDAY, August 29ih, 1871,
All the right, title and interest oftbe cad Keon,b
and wife IN ADD tract Of land situate living and
being in the county Of JeHeTsOn. IN W. Va. neaC
ChaTIeStOWn. known ''Caasilis," (eO0VsVsd n
said TrusI) and adjoining the IaRds 81 e. J. Man
ping and others. The Interest Of the said KsRnsdy
beng
One Undivided Sixth part thereof.
The ~hOIs Traet contains abost TvO HoDdr.d and
FOFty-Seven Acres and the Title IL believed % b,
perfect; bot selling a. Trustee sueh title OnIy - -
vested IN him. BY said Deed. viii be eOnveycdto The
The sale is made for the aHount Of The ,h,v. r.
cited Note Protect and interest doe u day 81 -
and the Sosts Of executing this TTUSt.
TERMS-CASH.
DANIEL J. YOUNG.
VIZ. 2 AHDEHSoHs AurtioseeF. 1SGsiGs.
July as IS7I-ts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
NEW ADvERTIsRMENTs
CHARLESTOWNFRMALE SEVIEARY

THE next Annual se,-iOa er ,hi.s School viileou.
menee on MONDAY, the nth DAY OF SEP.
TENDER NEXT. AZ the rOOms Of Major Kearslev.
corner Of Maine and West Streets
The course Of instrnctinu embrace tbo r,.r,I
ofanches OF edpcati0a taught In our sehooIa in
eI1ding also Latin, Fiench aud Muaic.
BOARDING viii be provided, and terms and fur4her
farticuars made known on application 70 the Prin-
eiPal Charges In all eases 20 be paid one half IN
ADVANCE ROBERT r. BROWN,
CharIestOwn. jefferson county, W. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

IA The quarrel between the Radical fac
lions in New Orleans gives the President
much trouble. He will have to decide be-
tween his brOther-in-law Casey, and the War
moth followers, who say that Casey must be
"Put out" or the Radical party in Louisiana
will "burst up" Let it burst!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

bGr Tho Vote in North Carolina on tho
question of Convention was the heaviest one
ever cast in that State, aud will foot up nearly
10000. The majority against the Conven,
ton will be about 5000. Eighty-threc couu,
ties give a majority of 1921, but the re-
naming seven will probably reduce this one
half: One object in calling the convention
was to effect some arrangement with the hOl-
ders of the enormous State debt which the
radical rulers had contracted, and which the
revenues Of the State are inadequate to meet.
But the convention is defeated, the people of
North Carolina being deferred from voting
for it by the threat of federal disfavor, and
they must bear the burdens imposed by
usurpers until they can be removed in some
other manner
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

"A correspondent of the Portland Maine
Press claims that the damage inflicted, di.
rectly and indirectly, by the grasshoppers in
the State this year must be measured BY mil.
lions Of dollars. In some places, both on the
Androscoggin and Kennebec, the farmers are
turning their starving cattle into their grain
fields to pick up what their arch enemy has
left. There are many square miles Of territory
where not q bushel Of grain will be raised,
though before the descent of the DESTROYER
there was unusual promise Of crop. Hun
dreds of farmers who two weeks ago were ex.
PectiDg at least q good crop of corn, will
hardly get an ear.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

ndr Gen. Frank Blair, now with Carl
Schurz, u. S. Senator from Missouri, was
bored by newspaper man the other day, or,
in other words, interviewed" and said he
did not think his State was much troubled
by new or old departures" aud would give
4 majority for the next Democratic candidate
for President Of about one hundred thousand
rOHeS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

Ev TIE WINCHESTER FAIR, it is be-
isved, will be the finest exhibition ever held
in that place. Great preparations arc being
made to get up grand display, in which all
classes of the people are taking the deepest
interest
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

ALMOST AN ACCIDENT.-The Washington
correspondent Of the baltimore Sun, writing
under date Of the 2lst, has the following:
'sThis morning Mr.. Paul LIE Grange, the
baliOOnist attached 20 RObinsOn's circus made
an ascent in his balloon from ArmOry Square,
but, owing TO some defect in the machinery of
the balloon, it did not rise quite rapidly
enough, and the wind carried him across over
the Avenue, and when at a height of about
300 feet he came down with some velocity,
aud, striking the branches of 4 tree and some
ehimneys, caPsized the boat, throwing La
Grange upon the roof of Prigg's jswelry store,
singularly enough bat slightly injured by the
fall" ;,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

~ A "repOrt" has been started that Gen.
McCOOk, the Democratic candidate for Cow
ernOr of Ohio, has become insane. If this
"rePort" be correct, it is said that Gen. Ewing
will be requested to take his place,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

EO- White and black Republicans are
arming in Georgia and other Southern States,
under the name of the National Guard The
real object is to engeuder violence and blood
shed, SO as to enforce martial law at the time
Of the Presidential election.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

The Millerites have ciphered ont this
time that, according to the prophecies Of
Daniel, the world will come to an end, and we
shall have "the second advent" about the Sd
of September. Consequently, says the New
York Herald, among the faithful believers in
this calculation Wamsutta cotton for ascension
gowns is in great request.
= There is quarrel between the Repub>
licans and the Germans Of Chicago.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29

IA The Republicans have robbed the peo-
pie of two thousand seven hundred millions
Of dollars since the war.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-29
NOTICE.

THE cOPartncrshiP heretofore existing between
L tho 0ndersigned. under the aHd Il . 10 Al
Perlett. ThTush Co, at Marion, Franklin county.
Pa, and stump 4 Co, at ChaTIestown. w. Va.
dissolved by mutual - mt on the 5th ds of
June, 1871. A. stump having purchased all the in
terest OF the said partnership lie IL authorized to
settle the AtIAirB of the said arm.
F.B. PERLETT,
e.. ". THRUSH,
Aug -. is7I-3t E.s LGNIEs.