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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
epc;ial . Moti3e1t.
Niiraer Der 20. Warn!

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Sromuz lubS beflrporten, moseu fd woutog
ben 12. quaua, Gbenos rbr In oarsers 90 fIe,"
Ir. 3t9k, genufpIpania Ipenue,
nube Roberar., einfinssn. anssisbsne Rsencr tuers
ben auneicuo eiu.
C.H-2) Siele Stimmscber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13

2-3, @ehiet uuuerdn6ert Ss-5, Sob fen
15s i. Bombs ruhia, aber left, Sed,ier
l185, '62er 1851; attieu ifloen iebr flau,
Central 964; @rie 463; Safe SbOrs 89s 4;
81. Central 1870; 8ittsbura 9l9; Wortb'
meiferu 734; Yrieritdten S93; &odsSSlano
110t.
8lanS beS rluteridueamteS: s46,S56,972
in sob, $7,763, ,633 in Bapier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
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bon 100 Sinser'iben Nr. 2
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billis sesen Baars obsr m m atli6e 3 q blum
bel Sbpmas q banfs.
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no ole Reparalurrn NIT Dampi sematb'
us3N neroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
Nene An3eigen.
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cine bent hsengli DE Q ttsihule, in
melder hte 9tnoer 81 9e6loeteR uno iur oa5 9eben
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I'm ssidlise anneIouns Der 9inhsr fptrb iett idou
9ebeten. fr. Oeuner,
RI. S55, gBcit=B Bratts,
(l93-7) nabe Gultunftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
8altimore, 3d. 9ienftag, Den 13. Nngnf 1872.

der bes fsiten glaubeus mar uno alien 2eu.
ten ersdblte, er babe Die Shladt bel Seud
1906 geuounen. Oamals mar Der Seieihuete
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beS 8orporal, unb hatte cine frappante Iebn,
litteit NIT benz Saiier Rapoleou l. Su eiuem
tritiid1en auseublid Der Sflaht, 10 lautet
Die @eitlid1te, uelf,e er fortpdhreno gum 8es
item CAB, idmans If Der SOrporat uuf Elm
berrenlos umberirrenoes Bfero, ipreu9ts Dor
ole SrOnte etnes 8sgimentes uuO idrie, ben
Sabel i9win9enb: ,Sorwarts, uOrpdrts,
if bin Der aoiier, if fibre Gud gum Sits
gel" Oie SOloaten 1ufsn begeihet: y@s
lsbe Der Saiitr, IS Iebe Der tlsiue Sorporal!"
sebeu in piitbeuoem au9riff Dor unO paS
S9laftengliid meuOst FA auf Seite Der
Sran,oien. 4ber aud bic YreuBen balteu
Oen tupferen Sorporul fiir ben Saiier uuo or
wiro nit 8unDeu bebedt. Nutber Iebte er
bis gum Sabre 1871 in BariS uno 5o9 bann
nudl eOuOsu, pOielbit er iest 81 Sabre alt
Qeitorben 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
Senninss' 3abnsSinftnr.
Cine eleaante, fiehere uns ertol9=
rciche ARuuomGfei3e,

gum Reinissn, 8sridonsrn unb Grbaltuns Der Sdsns
uuo hes 3abnRetlnes, unb sibt BEN Ibem etneu anf
senebmen @srut. gu babsn bel aasn Srosutnen IN
Gngemetuen uno
q. Spnion, Sennipas, Comp.
fspoi1l .12gRV) Tr. 80, gtoro- Gbarlesitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
OSr. 6 unS 8, Wor0s Gbarlesfira6e
SeDcruEnnu.

reid ooer arm, pTbsirGbGt ooeI Hidt, oltG Elm 2ts
ben fir cine icinen pIitGlH entpU6gnog Summf uCrs
iberR uHo in Dem porferGn 5nnss Der beltzselststs
fen @jeieQibaftcu tebt Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
@. G. Wpnb & COMP,
Gisentbiimer Dol

Wl9RntpUlHtt UUH
GoIs's patentirten autDmotifd'en Sei,ern,
tpsl6e in ben lesten iinissbn Sabrsn sbr umtansrst
uuo nit beerem 9rtolss. als iraeno elm anotrsr NIT
0ampf ober bsissm WaHsr Retssnosr Apparat se'
brauht fpsroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
~ 9ritter GnnnreRsSe,irf

IA Sritter GnngreRsTf3irt.
fsir bic hemofratiit coneruatiue domination:
&bOmaS -. SouerS,
elm @ann aus oem 8olte, init 6em oIte
unb 1ir ods BoIt.
(4ualo lWlt) gSdhrheit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13

qesuna BON Slei. uno Siisnrcbren, SaSepaHnen'
Sporantsn, Waj&fdnos, gt7Otrs, absussrobrsn ihT
Gptritte: iouis auh
bporaulid5e Rammeu, aBaHcrs Muihinsris n. J. 10.
mcrmorns u. Sdefer- Saminitmie, GsuerbesrozRoite'
Resiier u. I. no.;
sldsn lltsnIilen, Daif@fhbler uno RefrSeratorsn
sods uuS Ses6teu uRo Jisperatursn auer art.
GasweazGde pom Saltimore' uns eufd~@r
,Qo-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13

~@FUbtH-VHNTTNNe
Soebeu empfan9eH cine Eartie edhten Wepffds
8affee, fuelGen pI In oen 9duiern paiicnhen Guam
tItdteu pertauien. Seni. u. 9Joe q Gomp.,
ll31-Hl Rr. 142. lRcffE Nnl ii mnrPfirnhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
lioDal Oah-
Stosgsn>@bisties
gu babsn BET
Sttttn ger. Gerr Z Comp,
mr.t3uSb15. Gbeapttos
40, ,u,s,,er fir ssn Siioeu u. @ehen.
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Z tR elm ous qe5eibnetes Z tNno y @esenmtti~
fiji bas SBehielNebeI. Su eoesn bel
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aueinisen assnten ilr Die Ber: Staafen'
.tt ysde Der Sutatpitr. u. plaoifonSno.
janb, 12NtsO isrie bel allen Oroautfsn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
9l0mtntitrctiUus=2 =2lu2ci0e.

%~UINNHtV HWttUNp~ <NEE3tIHHs
Padbritt iuiI6 biermit sceeben, ban urter,ed5nets
So1madlt jur 8erncltun9 6es 9adbluiics Der al 6cr
perftorbenen SeIpnitd SpiIfer erbalteu haben. ale
bic 6orosrunsen an bicieu gtadbIGd 6a6en, merotn
biernit aufgeioroert, iolhe Heb oen notbi9en Bele
gen ipdteteH5 om 2. iSebIuar 1878 eiuSurethcn unO
9elteno su maiden o6er gu 9eiudrti9en baB te ibrer
aniprihe anoieisn YGhlob aeietlit fir oer'uhiger.
Hart tueroen mOsen. ale, be 3d5lanss. on oiIisr
RG6taB Su MAIDEN bobeH, mereeH hermit ouissiors
no nidlt 70 ipirb eeTihtlid eiuseidrttteH.
GhdtlsS Spiltcr = Sbrifiian Rosae,
(iS3,9,95, 10D aomHitrutorGn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
llNminiitrotiOuszg zglu2ci0e.

Rad]rd,t piro biermit gcsebcn, oo5 untcrJcibnett
8ollmadt 5ur Serlualtun9 ocs YGhlniies oCs aubier
perftorh Subann SdmIuGrr erbnltcn hat. 4qc,
bic Eorocrungen an oicirm 3GhGuB 6oben, rUcroCn
bierfnit aui9eforocrt ode nebf oen nOtbigcn Belle
aeu ipdteitene ON 30. 9Gnuar 1873 ctRjurCihen unit
9elten6 gu MAIDEN oocr 5u aeUdrtigcr, Gag fie ibrn
f(drt mcrosn mo9eu. auc, Die 3abuugcn an oicien
ga6las Bu MAIDEN habeu, rueroCn bicrIHtt auf9cfors
oert, ioIde uuucrSii9li6 on llntcrIctnctc AT lScn
no niht 70 iuiro ssriGtlit cin9Cihrittcn.
(f79,64 9,94 Soth =. Sdniraer, @bm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13
r. Golo> unb Silbermaareu.

W0lO> uHO SIIUGIlUuuleW.
~. Gin retnbaltes eaget
SIsuapte SIIberta ten.
s''s1 Soioens unb tlberns z q I D uubren.
ailberplaftirte tSaaren-
Gt{6 ME c T rem.
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an jepr bi1lsen Bretisu bet
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setuem neuen @sindite,
fssnt'1S.iST) Rr. i35, kB.sBaItimSreAr. 70
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13

Ess 3. Sifrift.
fiirG GonsreB.
Mleranoer s.. So6bS.
Ser gntidsiouns Der Demotratii6 Gonisruott'
pen &onpsntion. welte ON /. Sept, 1872 5uiammsH'
tri,t, unteruorjeu. C79-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-13

0erlor> >Nronleu9rer,
Barlorz&banoellsrs,
BfbItpth e8s Q bant eliersf
Bibliotbef, sbanbelters.
GtstmmersCbanbeliers,
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6aus durs baub eIierS,
Sausfurz banoeliers,
Sausfur-& bonc elters'
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W aifers unb o Gasrobren uno
Hepnraturea bt
q. q. Gdpifipn,
Rr B, Rolo=3ibsrtpfraBe.
sMoriIta 1SN gr. 8, Rore<2ibertuftr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28
THE STATE NOMINATIONS.

5In4an article on the above subject, the
Wheeling Register concludes as follows
There are four Judges of the Supreme
Court to be chosen. Each of the three Con-
sgressional Districts could probably furnish as
candidates for these positions four gentlemen
who are well qualified aud would constitute an
able and impartial and dignified Bench. We
are sure that this is the case in the First Dis
strict and have no doubt that the other sec>
lions OF the State are equally we'll supplied
with good material. But in order to consult
the views and, as far as possible, crafty the
wishes.of each seetion,,it is proposed to dis
tribute throughout the State not only the
sJndgeships but each ;ofthe other Offices in the
gift. of the people. The Convention will
doubtless be guided by this rule in making
nominations. We do not believe that the
character and strength of the ticket should be
sacrificed to local considerations. nor do we
think there is any necessity for such sacri-
nee Candidates from all portions of the State
may be. chosen and the ticket still commend
itself to the people as excellent in all its parts
sSuch a ticket it should be the aim of the Con
svention to place in nomination and we see no
reason TO doubt that it will be done.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28
RADICAL STATE CONVENTION.

The Republican State Convention met at
Grafton on the Esd. Ex-Governor steven-
son presided. Ten delegated from each con-
gressional district were appointed to the
Philadelphia Convention.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
administration of President Grant, and in
structing the delegates to vote for Grant and
Golfax. IL.
- Having attended to these matters of busi>
ness and appointed an Executive Committee,
says the Wheeling Register, the Convention
adjourned without making any nominations
: for State officers. They seem to have con-
Guided totrv the .spossum policy" but the
possum comes down like "Captain SCOTS
coon" without waiting to be shot.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28
GARD,

Nr.s Eaitor:-I am much obliged 10 the
kind frieEds who have done me the honor to
suggest my name as candidate for the honor
able and Responsible Office Of President Of the
County Court; but in taking this opportunity
to thank them very sincerely, must add that
Il cannot5 consent to be candidate In the
candidate already presented, Col Robert w.
BAYLOR, 1 am sure the people of the county
will find all the qualities essential TO the Office.
and an energy in the discharge of his civil
duties fully equal tostbe fidelity with which
he served them, and at great sacrifice, in a
different field. You will, therefore, withdraw
my name as candidate for that high and very
honorable Office. Very truly yours,
JNo. A. THOMSON.
Summit Point, May 90. 1872.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GRAND CONCERT
City Ha1l,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
JULY 4TH 1879. $40
$780, 900 WORTH OF PROPERTY ODE GIVEN
AWAY.
THaEE HUNDRED BEAUTIFUL BoiLo,se Lors
At 0AKDALE STATION.
TtckeIs, Sl.oo.

T CONCLUSION Of the Concert. the Manager will
~ distribute 300 Building Lots the tic ket hold.
eIs IN the usual manner, but Honasty aud Impay-
fiuHy. 80 y
These Lots belong to Mrs. G:Iliard Of Pitts
burgh. Pa whose title to he ia indisputa To-
and being sit ted convenient the civ M.
excellent and pleasant homes for the wo-k,nginnp
and mechanic. Thrs- Lots are Increasing in value
derlies this property. coal hank is open and in
good working order This hank, which give. full
access to the coal under meath. will be given sway
with the Lot which il is situated. Tn" coal, val
ued Al III cents per bUshel. worth $4,000.
heat Frame Cottage House is also cit Isi len on this
away with the Lot which il ia built. Oakdaie is
well known. thriving and prosperous town. aud
AZ prescnt Con tains sn ACADEMY. Female College,
Malt House. Post Office Express Office. aud Ia ee
number of handsome dwelling houses. and taken
altogether. is a desirable place for industrious
worklngm men tn settle
Cub n, emuas - To the ge,er up o club OF thir-
tv.a handsome Silver Watch viii he given. To
the getter I'D of club Of twen:y Five Tickets will
be given. To the getter up Of a ciab of ten Two
OF six One Ticket will be given
The following named gentlemen, we'll known
and prominent citiz"ns ai Pitisiurgh snd Allreha-
ny cities. have permiied rs To refer 10 them 1hcy
tcrpr Use: Hon: James Bac kmore, Mayor of Pitts.
onreh, and President of the Me"ha nics' s. virrs
BanS R"nj-m min Sinecrlv Stat" Printer r. Muo.
son ""rc-ll. Editor and Puish.r of the Weekly
Mirror, Allegheny CRY. Pa.: Col Samuel Kileorr,
County Treasprer As to title to said pI op~rty re.
fer to II. s. FInrd. Attorney a. i.w SO Gran, ST.
Pittsburgh GEORGE IL SHANAFELT,
General Manager,
u" whom all Communications mus, he adrre,sed
General Office 70 Third Avcnne. Pittsh,rgh.
r".sons RENT money must send by Reggie
tered Lettcrcr r. q Order.
May % 1S72-6t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28
JNO Z . REED,
Treas. Central Imp. Co.
ES- The. Baltimore papers of Saturday
contain the following dispatch

contain the following dispatch
London. My pa dispatch from Has
'inss announces that the North German
steamship Baltimore, which arrived at South
ampton yesterday from Baltimore for Bremen.
and subsequently sailed on her des,instion,
has met with disaster which will probably
cause her total loss. At Il o'clock last nj. ht.
when the Baltimore was off the town Of Has
tings, she came in caIs:on with an unknown
steamer and had hole Is fee, long and Z feet
wide stove in her hull. Water poured IN
rapidly and extnguished the fires, nor how
ever. before the steamer had been run aground.
The coast guards Hastings Immediately
came to the relief OF the distressed vessel and
succeeded in rescuing her passengers and crew
and landing them in safety. When fhe Bal
timore went ashore she rock, aud it
is probable she will 20 to pieces
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28

The WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD
The work Of balassing on the line of this
road between here and Mechauicstown. still
advances rapidly, and will no doubt be en-
tlrely completed in about fortnight. when
passenger trains will commence running daily
to aud fro between here and Baltimore.
Hnqerstorn Free Press
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28
T Lo,oeH Courier. Wou 9 1855

THE HoRse SHOW AND SrocK SALES
Our country friends should remember that the
Horse Show will come off at the grounds of
the Valley Agricultural Society on The 4th
and 9th of June next. The am Piles. arrange.
men.s have he"n made for the occasion, and
u is the opinion that it is to he success
The stock sales will come off on the 9th Of
June.
The committee, at ito last meeting. added
500 premium to that already announced far
trials of speed. Bring in vonr f,s. animals.
Winchester Mems
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28

Napoleon has published letter ad-
dressed to the commanding officers of the
French army, in which he acknowledges that
he is wholly responsible for the surrender at
Sedan. He says that his army was largely
outnumbered that enough had been done
for honor; that the contest had become des-
perate, and that he exercised his sovereign
right and unfurled the flag of truce. His
heart, he says, was broken, but his conscience
was TRANQUIL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28
MA RRIED.

On Thursday evening last. by Rev. j. r Rooster.
Mr.; JOHN WRIGHT TO Miss RACHEL TRAY
NOR : both OF She pkerdstown. ~
Onfhe 10th inst. in Elvira, Clinton county Iowa.
by Rev. Fl B'ahop. Mr., WILLIAM A. WARNER.
OF the hrm OF Bishop 3 wsrner. to Miss JIMMIE
daughter OF the officiating Clergyman. & ;t2s
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28

@ Milton Y. Kidd. Esq, Chief Clerk
of the Maryland House of Delegates, will ac-
cept our thanks for copies of Reports of the
Comptroller of the Treasury of tina. State and
Extract of the Report of Col. A. w. Nc.
Donald on the boundary line between yir-
ginia and MARYLAND
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28
DIE d,

On Friday morning last. at his residence near
10 years, 1890 =, - Fl - 80,
On Friday, May gath. near chariestowr. Mrs.
MARYsA CotsToN. widow of the late william
were,s Meet the in heaven" -. lhl 7-isT7' =
At"Rocklan ,, she residence of hi. father, ON
Thur. Law. the 9th inst. JOHN EDw ARD. beloved
year of his age. --15-.-ss, - -1--s-
OF Typhoid Fever on the 9th ds ' of March 1879.
JOHN JAMES JANNEY GEUgER aged rs years,
months and IL DAYS. 5s,7f f.,s,S -,
1t ts seldom that desth chooses a brighter msrk.
than in the deah of,his vou'h. His parents are
pr'ved Of an .f ctionste, ob-dent bic brother
and sisers kind brother. aud bis companions a
bright, cheerful youth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28

LEE The Wood County Democratic Con-
vention was held Saturday in Parkersburg
and number of delegates were appointed to
represent the county in the State Convention.
A resolution was adopted endorsing Hon. j.
N. Camden candidate for Governor and
rendering him support
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28

The resolution introduced into the
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly by
Con. Preston. of Virginia, inquiring into the
,expediency of preparing liturgical service for
congregational worship, was rejected by a
vote of los to 5. =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28

@ AS Convention for the nomination
OF tit and proper candidate to represent this
district in Congress will shortly be held, the
Statesman suggests Martinsburg as con-
venent point for tie assemhlage of the Con.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28

~ Local elections were he in Virginia
on Thursday last, which resulted in an almost
universal Conservative success A Constitu-
tional amendment striking out the IL per cent
interest clause, was also voted on at the same
time, and is beyond doub. carried by large
majority
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28
HORACE GREELEY
Es- Mr.. James A. Cowardin, the editor of

the Richmond Dispatch, on the nomination
made at Cincinnati by the liberal party, tel
egraphed Mr.. Horace Greeley as follows.
"Allow printer editor. two years older
than yourself. to congratulate you upon your
nomination. You aud have differed widely,
but we can meet cordially upon the platform
of amnesty and justice in support of the dig
nifty, peace, and honor and glory of our coun.
try. The South supports you cheerfully."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28
THE KUKLUX LAW EXTENDED.

an appropriate pendant to that measure
,ef Peace and reconciliation, the Amnesty bill.
one branch of Congress has extended the
time wherein the Kuklux, bayonet law. is to
be operative; thus re>invest;ng the President
with power to suspend the writ of Aabeas
corpus until after his election shall have been
secured for another term The first is bid
for the Southern Conservative vote the sec
end, means of reducing it in those States
where the Kuklux bill is to be operative
President Grant is thus presented to the South
with an olive branch in one hand and sword
IN the other-to use either as occasion NAV
serve.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28

&g On motion of Judge Parker-delesate
from Christ Church to the Episcopal Council
which met last week at Norfolk Winchester
was, without debate and unanimously, select
ed as the place for the. next meeting Of the
CouaciI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28

F We welcome to our exchange lis. the
Clarksburg Sun, new Democratic weekly.
1t is edited and owned by Mr.. John Hodgson,
veteran in the ranks, who did good service
as editor of the Westchester (Pa) Jefsr>
sonian.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28

Lw Mr.. Sumner says (22d inst he hopes
General Grant will not be nominated at
Philadelphia. but if he is, he (Mr. Sumner)
will take the stump against him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28
@ As matter of interest to numerous
citizens of our county, We publish the follow
ing letter:
PHILADELPHIA. Nav 25. /,

PHILADELPHIA. May 25, 1872.
Geo. II. Turner. Esq. Clerk Of Bourd of
Supervisors Chariesfo,oa. w. Ia:
My DEAR SIR.-Will you do me he favor
to explain, to any one who may enquire abou,
the matter, that the failure on the part of
the contractors to receive the amount of their
April estimates was not through any fault of
the Central Improvement Company
Through misdirection of the letter from
Mr. Barrett, enclosing the estimates. they Law
some days at one Of our hotels, but when thew
were delivered to me, at once at the rcqnes.
of the parties. sent the checks for each to The
First National Bank of your city for delivery.
This was done on the 18TH instant.
Very truly yours,
JNo p GREED,
Treas. Central Inn Co
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On Wednesday Judge Ashby after
careful consideration of the matter, rendered
decision against the issuing of liquor Ii.
cense IN the town of Front Royal for the en-
suing year Warren Sentinel. *
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28

"a fire at Warrington, West Virginia,
Thursday morning. destroyed the greater por
ton OF the town. The loss is estimated a,
$4,000. Insured for SIS 500.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28

Es- We have received a copy of tbe C.t.>
l"sue of the University of West Virginia,
for which we return thanks. 1t is gotten up
by Messrs. Morgan & Hoffman. of Morgan.
town, and is neat and attractive pamphlet.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-28

s .Eg AT the recent Democratic and Con-
sentative Convention of Richie county, the
delegates to the State Convention were in-
;structed to vote for Hon. j. N. Camden for
l(1overnor
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Democratic and Conservative State
s.,j. Convention.

40 - ss.
Pursuant to resolutions of the Democratic
and Conservative State Executive Committee,
this day adopted, a democratic and Conserva-
tive State Convention is hereby called to meet
in9the
CITY OF PARKERsBURG,
On Thursday, May 80, 1872.
at IL o'clock, A. NJ, to nominate candidates
for Governor four Judges of the Supreme
Court of Appeals, Auditor, Treasurer,
Attorney General and State Superintend-
ent. of Free Schools. Also to form an elec-
toral ticket, and select delegates to represent
the State in the Democratic National Conven-
ton, J.W. GALLAHER,
JAS. M. JACKSON,
7. B. KLINE,
JOHN BASEL,
A. e. SUMMERS,
w. FL. HoeEMAN,
LEWIS BAKER.
CHARLESTON, April 4th, 1872.
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@- Hampshire county sends Mirty-fce,
and Morgan JJty>seoen delegates to the State
Democratic and Conservative Convention
(Why not send the whole county at once y
Morgan instructs her delegates to vote for
the nomination of Hon Chas j. Faulkner as
candidate for the Court of Appeals.
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ES In the U. S. Senate on the 21st, the
unfinished business, being the bill to suspend
the writ OF habeas corpus, was taken up, when
Mr. Alcorn made general denial of the state
ments of Mr.. Ames the previous night, repeats
ing that the latter had no residence in Missis-
sippi, and that he had never paid dollar of
taxes there, and that as soon as his term ex-
pred, ne would never want anything more to
do with Mississippi. He (Ames) would never
be reelected, for no white man in Mississippi
would vote for him, and there were hundreds
OF black men there would get more votes of
that class th.n he