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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27

Edward Follensbee Moves, who has
been nominated candidate for Governor by
the Ohio Republican Convention, at Colum-
bus, was horn at IIaverhiII, Mass, on Octo-
Der 3, 1892. lie was left nm orphan in carly
boybood, and was but ID years of age when
he was apprcnticed by his guardians as
printer boy in the Office Of The Dover IN. II. J
Morning Star. -Four years later he quit this
business aud went to school, Flushing his ed
ucatiOO in 1857 ut Dartmouth College. He
migrated West, aud was admitted the follow
ing year to the bar of Cincinnati, practiced
Law until the breaking out of the war, went
into the army as major of volunteers, was
promoted to a cOlOnelcy, lost leg in the At
lanta campaign in July, 1864, and retired
from active service.
Tho Richmond correspondent of the
Petersburg Index says: Bacon TAFT, one Of
the wealthiCst residents of Richmond, who
died last week, made a will leaving the bulk
OF his immense fortune, supposed to be $780,
600, to four illegitimate children by cOlored
woman. He has no near relatiyes-at least
not in this part of the country.
1t rs said that as far as he expresses anv
political opinions, Chief Justice Chase is in
favor of the Democratic platform adopted in
pennsylvania and Ohio, generally, and if in
Ohio, at the Gubcrnatorial election, will vote
for Gen. McCOok, tho Democratic candidate.
= The fastest railroad train in tho world
probably, is said to be a new express ON the
Exeter and Great Western Railway, from
Plymouth to London, England, the Journey
OF one hundred and ninety four miles being
arranged to occupy four hours aud quarter.
Tho recent heavy rains aud foods in
Louisiana have seriously damaged the cotton
and other crops. There is 4 bitter political
feeling throughout the State, and IN official
letter to the Treasury Department expresses
fears of bloodshed.
II. A. Sampson, colored, was recently
preaching in the open air at Pine Bluff, Ark,
when he was struck dead by lightning. While
he was being carried to his grave his coffin
was again struck by lightning aud shivered to
atoms.
New York capitalists have bought the
property of the Union Coal aud Oil Company
at Canuelton, in West Virginia, including the
village, the works, and about 2, 100 acres of
land, for $4,000. There is an abundance
of Eve camel coal on the property.
An exchange says that arrangements
have been made in England for an excursion
to this country of a number of publishers aud
editors of London journals They expect to
leave Liverpool some time this month, and
will mako an extended tour through the
States.
THE CAss FAMILY.-The monument lately
erected at Detroit, Michigan over the remains
of General Lewis Cass and his wife, is a splen-
did work of art, and its cost was $4,000. A
brother of Lewis Cass, aud the only one re-
naming of the old stock, now lives at Dresden,
Ohio, at the advanced age Of eighty Eve years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27
DIR. c. 7. RICHARDSON,
nySl a n IL = uF on
CHARLESTOwS, VIRGINIA


HAVE taken an Office on Main street. Cfrst dom
= East Of MaGon'S Drug SrOre), where / can he
IOuno aNT'"S ne d0y. AZ night messages should be
streets. e r RICHaPRSSSH ~ co
June ~. ls7I-m a. u
RErTER THAN LEMONS Sicily Lem
- on SugRr-one pound IN kes bout tbirtv tnrD
oIers o. the very best Lemonade instanta neSusIy
Pr'ee ~ eentS per pound, for sale by
HArPer's Ferry. June q. 1871.
TREsH TurniP Seed, new crop. jest received BY
c. Z. BELLER.
HEATH TO FLIES.-Davidson's Exeel.io, rI,
~ Paper, price eentS per sheet
c. E BELLER.
SPEARS Fruit Preserving Solution The great
~ objection TO THE preparation on account Of IL
nHtiag IN the Fruit, has been eEtireIy avoided bT
the Improvements made in it in the past veST
c.. BELLER
4oRSEMAN's Hope or Farmers Friepd-1h;.
- moot valuable Linims nj to n II persons nav
ing charge Of horse,, beng sure remedy for many
DrOvers AID WagOneFs, are advised to give il a
trial, for sale by CT REITFP
HHrpeT's Ferry, June p ISL
SEALING WAX for putin z IN fruit-fo, al. =.
~ the pound. RET ~
HsrPsr's Ferry, Juns ~, 1871,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27

~ It is stated in the Louisville Journal
that "Mr. Jacob Thompson, Gen. Forrest and
other prominent gentlemen of the Southwest
give it as their opinion that it will be best
for the Southern States to hold entirely aloOf
from the next Democratic Convention" 1t
is believed that the Democrats aud Conserva-
tives III the South will be willing to support
any competent, honest, reliable man who
might be nominated, provided he is opposed
to Radical political principles, and the present
course aud designs of the leaders of the Radi-
cal party But it is probable the South will
60 into the Convention.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27

GS The ruling race at Washington IS fast
coming into possession of its rights" Gov
ernOr Cooke has appointed a negro as school
commissioner in one of the districts of that
city. Undoubtedly the recent heroic de-
nOnstratiOns of the negroes in that city de-
manded some recognition at the hands of the
"best government on earth, " and this is prob
ably part of the price agreed upon when
che gallant Governor Cooke surrendered to
the rioters. "And the colOred troops fit
nobly"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27
The late O. L. valiandigham.

We announced in our last issue the decease
Of this eminent Statesman. The particulars
Of his earlier life are cleaned from .sThe Die.
tiOnary of Congress-" which says that she
came of HuguenOt family, and was born in
New Lisbon, Columbia county, Ohio, in 1892.
He received good education; spent one year
in Jefferson College, in Ohio; spent two years
as principal Of an academy at Snow Hill,
Maryland returned to Ohio in 1910 studied
law, aud was admitted to the bar in 1912 /,
was elected to tho Stare Legislature in 1916
aud 1915; was editor of the Dayton Empire
from lS47 to 1910; for some years subsequent
to that date he devoted himself wholly to his
profession aud politics; was a member of the
National Democratic Convention held at Gin
einnasi in 1856; ran for the Thirty-fifth Con-
gress against Hon. J.. D. Campbell whose seat
he successfully contested.
The later career of Mr.. Vallandieham is
known to the whole country. He was re-
elected to Congress, and his bold course there
in opposition TO the extreme measures of the
LlEcOla Administration, drew upon him the
displeasRre Of the Republican authorities BY
whom he was expelled from the United aud
seut into the Confederate States, making his
way to Lynchburg, and thence to = foreign
land through the blockaded port Of Whining
ton. During his exile, he was nominated by
the Democrats for the Office Of Governor Of
Ohio, aud, eff course, defeated BY the party
that had the iron heel of military power upon
the neck Of PROSTATE States. He spent some
time in tho British Possessions, and then, I'M.
heraIded, appeared suddenly aud uuex pected-
~ at great Democratic gathering in Ohio
while the war between the States was still
raging. "lf he had dropped from the skies -
as We have been told by one who was present.,
"his appearance could not have startled the
people more" lie made bold and defiant
speech on that occasion, and, as our informant
said, could not have been touched BY the
Lincoln authorities without provoking great
opposition aud blOodshed. To the day Of his
death, his dwelling, which was forced BY tho
minions Of that absolute power that was every
where rampant in the North during the war,
was left hacked, battered and marred as q
standing memento of the time when no rights
Of citizenship were regarded, and no man was
secure from arbitrary arrest, Imprisonment
and spOliation. Poor VaIlandigham $50
much loathed and prosecuted by those who
were strangers to the mAnlincss aud uncon.
querable love Of freedom that dwelt in hi,
BOSOM he is gone where envy and hate can
never harm him more.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27

The Fifth Regiment, Maryland Nation
al Guards of Baltimore, will hold an encamp-
neot at Frederick, Md. on the Agricultural
6rlunds- They will arrive there on the lst
OF July and remain until the 9Th.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27
PU BLIG SALE
OF
LAND IN BERKELEY COUNTY.

ny virtue ola Deed of Trust be,rin1 5,,. -. ~
- bth Day Of June: 1859. given by b. B. Hollis. to
"" nSet.1gneh Hs Trustee, Of Record IN the Re.
@oLoer,s ohnoe OF Berkeley county, W. Vs. TO &C.
cure the payment of three b0nGS given ~ 80
I,oI!s to Thomas Brown, Trustee Tor tho deferred
PeShents on said land-eaCh for the sum Of 6 ag6.
90, and payable respectively on the let dny 81 o.
t"oer, 1863. the 5Ih day Of June 1870 SDi IN. an
Gay oil June, 1871. all hearing interest from the ~
9Th day OF June Is69-the 70 bonds "a ~ nsT.d .:
ne h'!' sAti'hed-the undersigned viii offer Tor ALE
=! Public Auction. At II O'Clock, NJ ia font -
MArkIe's Hotel, in the town Of SmithReld. J.dsr,on
county. "slIS'S -"
SATURDAY, Ju!y sm, 1871.
certain TRACT o. parcel Of LAND Ceopv.v.d IN
SHid tTu't) situated snd lying in the So ii e"G, oj
BerE"ley ON the road leading from Smitb6.I3 ~
honEer hi'i' and shout two miIeS from the FoTmeT
place, adjoining the Iands Of VaIsnIjS. Sb.niI
John Chapman aud Others, and eontainin" ~
ocre:. roOd' and 20 poles. The inpToVsn,eots
Gseven rOOms) and a good BARS. Tb.-. - 80
une spring near the house
TIE Tenant. interest in the growing crop. is e1.
PressIy Teseryed. Possession given on the Ist d.
JOSEPH TRAPNELL.
I,n. e Is1 H"DEhsoN' Aueti0neeF- 1TusLes.
DOPE. all sizes. Water Ker,. Tub, ,,d W.
IL Boards for sale by -"
May 20. ISL. MeCURDY 4 DUKE.
FRENCH Muhin Pans. for saIe bv
McCURDY DUKE
RRIGhT Steel Hoes. ?. !. and tine forks. shovel,
- and SnA'hs'' just Feee' x, and S sGC :.is
HARVEST supplies Of all kinds lin our line,
just received and for sale BY ""''
May %. 1874. McCGRDY 4 DUKE.
WATER Coolers ,ChiIdreus W iters Csom.thiDs
e.. ne",l Other walters Of all sizes. Chamber
May 30 ISL HeCURDY DUKE
A LARGE stock Of Tinwnre Of all kind. for sal.
"A oy NeCCRDY DUKE.
RHASS PreserVing Kettles. IRON Spoons, Ladies,
- Flesh Forks, Tin Plates and othcr hnSyS1t nm
PIies' Tor sale BY McCCRDY 4 DUKE
y = DOL Harvest Rakes, G rain Cradles, Seythsa
- and Whet Stones, for soIe by
MeS SO' I9'I- mcCURDY DUKE
SPERM LUBRICATING OIL-Tbe cheap
~ eat and best oil now in the market for ma
ShInery Of ali kind Only IS cents per GALLON
SuS' think Of it-0nIy 75c per gall. joe, received,
June 8. 1871.
MACHINE OIL, Lard, Fish ard Neat Foot
~ OI. At greatly reduced prices also the best
qu;aIty o. Lo6rieating Coal Oil at the very lowest
June -. 1874. KEARsLEY 4 EHEERER.
ENGRAVING neatly Done 6J
~ August ~ L. DTSKLE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE is-hereby given to al perrons tbst snv
one hshinE, hauling, hunting riding or nth",-
S Se.Hespassng upon my land, a the neichborhond
o. nippon JefteTson county, w. Va, after this
te. without PeTmission, will rcuder hrnse liza bic
10 an action OF law for tT"spGssiug
g., DANIEL ROVENBARGER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27

B| The Concord (N. H.) Patriot says ::
''Thc Radical party will never meet US but
once more at the polls, and then to receive its
overwhelming, final, and eternal defeat and
humiliation. Thenceforth it will dissolve
and resolve into other elements. 1t has been
an inscriptions and wicked party. Its crimes
in this country surpass the catalogue of all
previous political wickedness in the history
Of free government. It ought to die, and
the outraged and lOng,sufering people have
decreed It. Tor popmIi, ror Div
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27
THE GREAT NAIR CURLERI

RY m'ing my HAIR CURLER. nnv one ran bean
- MY theH'eivrs Ih"u-Nnd Eaih This il tn,
only article that will Cur! Straight Hair end give IL
h"Aut:tul Gl"ssv AprcSTaEcr. IL ISVIE0
HATES BEAU I!FIE& HUd CLEAN>ES Il can
d" >" applied as To- the Hair to Curl any Len
OF time desired. Sent nv mail u,st.n,i5 ~
cents a package. Address. "
a. TOWSSLEY & CO.
June 6, ls7I-3m. AaIIn.ronn,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27
Shenandoah valley Bail Road oom,pH.
General Neeting Of Stoelholaer,

General Meeting Of Stockholders
A general meeting Jf the StoekhoIdsES of
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad Companv
was held in this place on Tuesday, the 2Oth
inst, pursuant to notice.
The meeting was organized by calling
Judge j. W. Ashby to the chair aud the an.
pointmeDt of Thomas N. Ashby Secretary.
Upon the calling of the roll of Stock hold.
ers, it was found that ~ ,963 votes were rem
resented in person or by proxy Cthe whole
number which would appear If ali were pre>
sent being IA $3.50; thereupon, the chair am
nouneed the meeting ready to proceed to bus,
lness, INST having appropriately explained the
object of the same.
Col. P. b. BOrst, of Page, addressed the
meeting at some length, in which he lueidIy
explained what had been done by the Board
OF Directors in the prosecution of the work :.
also, what they proposed doing towards fseili'
tatinG Its completion.
Addresses were also made BY the Hon, A.
Il. BOtcler, of the county of Jefferson. the
Hon. w. Mines, of the county of Page. Co.'s
a. w. Mcdonald and U. L. Boyce Of the
county OF Clarke, &c. The meeting was we'll
attended by the citizens of this and the ad.
joining counties, and all were bv the stirring
addresses so appropriately conceived. infused
with the fact that the S. V. r. X. was not
only going to be promptly made. but that il
would be one OF the best paying and most
important Railroads now in progress of con-
structiOn.-W Warren Sentinel.
E1- From the Page Courier we COPY the
following additional items in reference to the
action of the meeting:
Major p. Il. Borst, of Page, the late able
and efficient president of the road presnrta1
q preamble and resolutions to the meeting,
(which were unanimously adoptcd) providing
Tor the mortgage Of the road, aud the issuripg
OF the bonds "f the company, based urou that
mortgage to the extent of $50, 900 per mile.
Immediately upon the whole line of the road
from hagerstOWn, in the State of MARYLAND. to
the Tennessee line.
Hon. ). Edgar Thompson, the president Of
tue FennSylVania Central Railroad COMPANY
was made ono Ofthe Trustees in the mortgage.
ana the president Of the Company, by the res.
o!ut'oo ofthe meeting. has the appointment Of
the other. The other names suggested were
Henry w. C!ews, ESQ, banker Of New YORK
ana Jacob Russel, Esq, of New York presi>
dent OF the Gold Exchange Bank, Of New
YORK. One or the other of these two eminent
bankers and tinanciers will more than likely
be appointed TO act with Mr. Thompson. which
will max the negotiations of tho bonds a Ger.
tainty.
The Board of Directors are to facet ia Phil.
adeiPhIa in few days to confirm the proceed.
ings OF the stockholders meeting. Steps will
be taken Immediately to negotiate the bonds,
and the work be pushed vigorously forward
we are happy now TO say that confident in the
construction OF the road is fully established.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY,
Ia "a.

V'HE last Catalogue shows IN atten,Is nee 81 III
SIUdeuts At this Institution. Five distiurI ne
petenI Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Language; Mathe-
m3tlcS' pure and applied Psychology, Eihjcs,
Political EeOnOn y. Log ic Rhetoric the SCIENCE
&c, G.rstuliy and thoroughly taught. PrHGtcOi
Chemstry' ana PhysiCs. illustrated by HPPTopT ate
apparatus. Special advantages Tor the study II
Zoology.
good Library Extensive Cabinets of Mineral
Ogy. Geology aud Conc biology together viii uspv
sPecIms": IA other dePsTtn OF Natural History
PINE huildingsi beautiful and healthy IocatIon
good sUcIriy.
FALt TEHN begins Sept. 9th. Winter, December
9Th Spring, March 2OIh. commencement june
2Oth. ~
Boarding from - 10 81 rer week.
IUIrI"S. from = Ia t., S2I pcT Vrar
For further particulars. inquire Of
ALEX. MARTIN
Morgsntorn. We. Va JUNG II. 1siINIr
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NOTICE TO ALL!
PEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY.

HAVING been appointed Agent for the above
company will pay prompt attention To the re.
heS"I OF the old business Of the Company; and
also, VIII attend TO all new business PaTticuior
attention paid TO the Insurance OF Wheat in SInrks
Any one wiShiog Insurance in this or adjoining
promptly.
Office With Or. W. F. Alexander. Duff, Id'.. jeff
- "; Va. X. A. ALEXANDER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27
The Horrible Famine in Persia.

A correspondent Of the Lcvant Herald,
writing from Tabreez, April 30, gives an ac>
count of the famine, which goes to confirm
the later Geographic news Of the extremities
to which the people have been reduced. The
writer says:
The details which reach US here of the dos.
t'tution aud misery which the drought Of last
year has caused in the central and Southern
provinces of Persia are fearfully heart rend.
ing. That the people are dying of hunger
even in the streets of the capital is a minor
phase Of this terrible calamity. In Khorassan
parents are selling their children as slaves to
the TurcOmans in order to keep them alive,
and in lsPahan, as is said, men have been
seized in the act Of digging up the corpses to
serve as food for their starving families. In
oz-Kerman and Yezd the wretched suf.
terers cndeavor to support life on the grass
and roots which they may find in the neigh
bOrhood, and as might be expected, pesti-
lence follows hard on the footsteps of famine:
between them, the half of the kingdom Of
Persia is being rapidly depopulated.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27

ES> The Maryland Radicals, who favor a
"neW departure" in relation to general am
nesty, and opposition to General Grant, recent.
ly held Convention in Baltimore, and agreed
upon State ticket. They will not support
the nominees of the old party. Let them all
be thrown overheard.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27

PITIABLE CAsE.-There were landed at
this city a few days ago from the AQUA
Creek mail boat Mrs. c. II. Damon and her
child, the mother sick and destitute, and the
baby unhealthy. The lady's story is as fol-
lows: Her father was a Baptist preacher
named William Strong of Shepherdstown,
who left this country as 4 missionary when
she was eight years old, taking his family
with him. While abroad she married a
Methodist missionary, but her father and hus.
band both dying aud leaving her without the
means OF support she left New iceland last
December with Eve children for Montgomery,
Alabama, where she thought she had broth.
er living. On her way she was wrecked in
the Bay Of Biscay, but was picked up by
passing vessel and taken to London. She
lost two of her children at sea and two died
in London. From London she started for
New Orleans, and from there went to Mont
gomery, where she learned that her brother
had moved to Virginia aud settled near AL
exandria. Her grandfather was George Lee
4 cousin Of Edmund I, Lee -AIer. Gazette.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27

ES- During the coming fall important cleo
lions will be held in several of the States
Maine, Massachusetts,, New Jersey, Maryland,
Georgia, Louisiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Iowa,
Minnesota and California, will each elect
Governor. In October, Pennsylvania elects
an Auditor aud Surveyor General, aud in No,
vember New York elects Secretary of State.
Several State conventions meet within the next
few days-the Republican conventions of
Ohio aud Of Iowa, aud both the Democratic
and Republican conventions of Maine. Both
parties in California will hold their conven-
tions in the present month
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-27

WYE CALI attention OF all to our sope-So- TI,7o--
w iOg Extracts, warranted Of great strength nnI
exquisite favor; Lemon, Vanilla. &c.
June -, ls7l- w s MASON.
CITRATE MsgDesia Of our Own Manufacture,
~ the eheapest and best.
JUne -. 1871. VS. MASON.
CASALlNA IL the greatest medicine Extant new
~ Shen oppressed and debilitated Won can fpd
nothing hat viii give more speedy certain relei
For SAle. who esalG OF retail, by
June -, 1871. VS. MASON
GREENBRIER, White sulpber. Roekbr;5..
~ Alum And AL the pOpGtAs EnfneTaI waters can
ne hAd AZ W. 8. MASON'S.
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NEW AD9ERTIs EMENTa.
HELP WAKTEDf

WANT lfoaey to carry on business Persona
y" knowing themselves Indebted 20 ne must
come torSaTd add make immediate settlement
either With the CAsh Note.
june -. ISL. VS.. MASON.
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NEW GROCERY STORE.

I'VE undersigned, as Agent, haa opened in the
i room formerly occupied as a TIMING EstSb
hsnment" on Main street, West end Of Cha riestoNn
u store where ian'l'es may he supplied with
CHOICE GROCERIES.
Sugars, COfTccs. Teas, MoIasses, Bacon. Cb....
CrAeteTS. Salt, Spices, SOaP s, &c. ALEC
FRUITS. CONFECTIONERY. sc.
A general assortment Housskccne,. ,rJ o.L.-
arc solicited to call ALERT Nil I'D
Agent for Miss Fannie " Miiier
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

A LII peTsons having Claims Hgainst the Estate Of
n JhF FERSoN JOHNS, will please prcscnt IheIr
WALTER SHIRLEY
June G. ls7I-IIu '' ueS u
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hon. A. b. Stephens,

The Hon. Alexander II. Stephens has as
sumed the control of the Atlanta (Ga.) Sun,
as political editor. The Sun of Saturday CON.
tains his salutatOry, from which we take the
following extract:
The San, under my general control of its
political course, will continue to stand upon
the principles of the platform of the Demo-
cratic party of the Union, as announced in
their last General convention at New York,
in lS6S. A chief object will be to show. bE
calm aud argumentative appeals to the good
sense and patriotism of the true friends of
the Constitution, North as we'll, as South, that
any departure from the essential principles of
that platform will be exceedingly dangerous.
1t not fatal, to the liberties Of the whole coun.
try.
The great "living issues" Cow before tho
people OF the United States, are between con.
solicitation, centralism aud empire on tho ono
side, AID the sacred sovereign right of local
selt-govcrnment by the people of the several
States on the other; or, in other words. the
great question now is, whether the people OF
these States are to live under government Of
laws or government of bayonets. This is
the great practical, absorbing, Giving ISSUE
at this time. With regard TO the past usurpa.
tons and revolutionary measures of Congress
since the restoration Of the Union in 1865 by
the resumption of their obligations to tho
Union, under the Constitution, by all tho
States which had attempted to withdraw from
it, and for which alone the war was proiesscd
to be waged in opposition to this attempt, the
Sun will advocate and enjOin strict obedience
to all acts Of Congress aud acts of State Leg.
isIatures under them which have the form Of
law as exPOunded by the Courts, State aud
Federal, and imposed by those in authority,
clothed with power to execute them.
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FOR SAFE.
FISH! FISH,!

E' LOVE YOC"-PbsIon'. new PeTfgm.- ,n.,.
received and for sale by 'NH'e' Just
HarPeE's Ferry. ERzTTr,
MICHIGAN Fine Cut Chewing Tob..eo
W ~ SravelHS and PurcslT's brands Of 6ne CbeTi
ingi Clear Havana, YsTu and Connecticut S..1
CIgers- IN greet variety. to be had At
1s'Pers Ferry c. z. BELLERs:
IhE IN ALID-JUst received old Bo,,ytSiSS
W hlskeyS direct from I4ouisvile. 49, ~ -
Meaeira. Sherry. Angelica sBd HoeE WipesLy'rs
EahJea pure; also eask Of Henaesy Brnpdv-o-I,,.
ior medicinal PuFpOles-at reason G6te rri-cS. my
harper'sferTy, June6 e. e BELIEF