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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-29
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In Butler county. Iowa, at the residence Of her
son in law. Peter r"issI. the 18th inst Mrs
HANNAH GA LLAHER, in tier 79,h year. roIict of
the late James Galnher of this county and mother
of MIR. John w. Gailahrr of this town
Al Longwood, Halifax county, Va 4, on the ST OF
September, CLARENCE MILLER. infnnt son OF
Daniel and Laura p. Dechert, aged months nd 5
days.
Near Kahletown. on tho 25th inst. JAMES HOW
AID, infant s"n of Anna p. and the ate Jam, q
mycrs, aged - montha and Is days.
Sleep. precious little da Ring: for vel, wo know
that thou art resting in the bosom OF Jesus. And
toyou, broken hearted mother, we would snv loo
~ anu Sc" the little ha"d of thy baby angel beck
onins thee onward and upws mi which pec,ns q
say make ready my hest earthly riend rcst with
me in endless bIiss.
Ono who loved your l;,te dnrlinr. Ms
On SUNDAY, October 27III, nj on. n,-Inek a n
OF typhoid fever. NARY ELIZABETH Ho0PrG,
in the 3nth year of her age
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-29
CLASPING HANDS.

We desire especially to call the attention
of our neighbor the Free Press, to the fact
that long before we gave in our adherence to
tho Cincinnati nominees, he was an earnest
advocate, if we mistake not, of the nomina.
ton by the Democratic>C Conservative party of
Greeley and Brown. We are glad that our
neighbor and ourselves can now a, least join
hands in common cause without any dis
turbance whatever from side issues. In the
Congressional canvass which has Just closed,
our neighbor and ourselves thought proper to
differ in our views as to the best method Of
preserving our common party organization
We give him full credit for having acted nc
conscIeutiously as We did and now that there
is no longer any issue upon which We differ
we will vie with each other in our eft,,,s ~
save the country from another four wear,
Grantism by the election of Greeley aud
Brown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-29
a SHOCKING REPORT.

We hope certain rumors that are afioat upon
our streets are untrue; for otherwise our
friend and neighbor, the Free Press is placed
siuv an. uaforfuuate dilemma His case may be
stated briefly after this manner. He was sent
as a. delegate to the Grafton Convention. by a
) Primary meeting which distinctly voted down
: a. resolution To instruct the delegates elected
by that meeting to vote for the Hon. C. j.
: -Faulkners assthe second choice of the people
esef %Charlestown township. Tn the Conyen-
stion, upon the sixth ballot, when the only two
candidates for the nomination were Messrs.
r Faulkner and Martin, the latter gentleman
fairly and honestly received majority of the
votes, and was declared the nominee of the
Democratic. Conservative party Of the I'd Con
gressional District. Tn order that Mr. Mar
tin might go forth from the Convention to the
party with the endorsement and approval Of
every delegate in the Convention unon him.
resolution was offered tn make his nomina>
ton unanimous. The resolution was carried
in the affirmative hv reclamation There was
not single dissenting uoice. In voting to
= make his nomination unanimous, those dele>
gates who had voted aesins. Mr. Martin uron
The sixth ballot said in effect, Mr.. Martin is
not my first choice, but he is the preference of
a majority of this Convention. Since 7 can
not get the gentleman whom most prefer. I
now cast my vote for the one who has fairly
and honestly received e majority of the dele
gated vote in this Convention, and will east
f,r ,Io
influence in the meantime to secure his eec>
tion." Notwithstanding the fact that our
friend and neiehbor, the Free Press, spoke in
effect as above, by voting expressly OF tacity
to make Mr.. Martins nomination unanimous
such was his disgust at the defeat of the gen
tlemau who was not even the second choice of
our neighbours constituency, that he ''practi-
cally bolted" by refusing to hoist to the mist
head of his paper the name of the nominee
for whom he had voted in the Convention
But this is not all. We only wish it we're
For there is shocking report rife upon our
streets to the effect that our friend and neigh
Dor, after having voted for the Hon. i F
Martin in the Convention, and thereby pledged
himself to do his utmost to secure his cleo,
ton, actually cast his individual vote against
him at the polls on last Thursday. Now we
wish it distinctly understood, and put down
70 our credit, that we have never for an in
slant believed so horrible rumor We have
not the remotest idea that it is true. Not the
remotest But as there may be some indi
viduals in the community who might believe
that our friend and neighbor could be guilty
OF such infdelity to his party assosis,ions We
merely mention the rumor that our friend may
give it his prompt and indignant denial, and
may "boot" FROM the town the vigorous
scoundrel who first put it in circulation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-29
We stated on Saturday in reference

We stated on Saturday in reference to
the proposed judicial contests in the Second
and Fifth Circuits that the contest would be
decided by the Legislature. This was incor
rect. The 18th section of Chapter of the
Code provides for the creation of special
court of three persons to hear and determine
cases of this kind. One of these arbitra,ors
is selected by the person who has been declar-
ed elected another by the contestant and
the third by the Governor of the State
Their decision is certified to the Governor.
1t is stated by the Morgantown Constitution
that Mr.. Lewis reported majority of 1l9 in
the Second Circuit will be increased rather
than diminished when the returns are submit.
ted to careful examination.
Hhee1ing Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-29

- An "Animal's Home" is in successfn1
operation in Philadelphia and in Boston,
which undertakes TO receive and care for or
secure good homes for all lost or disabled an
finals, without charge. In PHILADELPHIA
twenty-five hundred dogs were received at
the 'tShelter" or CLONE" within YEAR
The Boston agents of the society dealt with
sisty>four complaints in September under the
heads of cheating, .overloading." "drivinc
when lame" driving CALLED horses" .fail.
ing to provide proper food" ..torturinp."
'drivins diseased animals" and general
cruel treatment"
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70 THE s1RRBg ON gI /

4 1sz 80
We advise$thet Trreconcileables TO ponder
the following from Horace Greeley and see
whether he is not true friend of the South,
according to the light that is in him Would
not the DISTINGUISHED White Men OF Ar
kansas and Louisiana fare better under his ad
ministration, than under four years more of
Grant? He subordina'ed the importance of
his own election to the success of :his moves
ment for universal amnesty. Many Southern
men might profit by his spirit of charity. It
looks strange to see them holding back when
Northern men, whose eyes haze ut least been
opened to the injustice that has been prac-
ticed, are engaged in an effort "to drag them
up tn the task of libeIating the Southern
distranchised. This Liberation. whatever
other reform be needed, is the FIRST and great.
est question now at issue. To cooperate in
its accomplishment requires no sacrifice of
principle whatever. Here is the language of
Horace Greeley
IL may not succeed as a candidate, but the
effort | atm making to bring this people into
more trusting relations with each ether can
not fail 1t must succeed. This day men are
on the stnnp all over the country trying to
prove that Grant has been more magnanimous
toward the Southern States han | have been.
don't want t, contradict thst; want the
two parties running, the race to see which can
be the most magnanimous and generous
Suppose | am beaten. They cannot go back
on the record have made any more than the
record which the party made at Baltimore
1t l were beaten Tomorrow you would fluid
them coming in next winter with bill of
nearly universal amnesty. So then in few
years we will drag Them up to it. Do your
duty, therefore, citizens IT Pennsylvania
believe tina. ont OF all this strife and conten>
ton, this bitterness and prescription, divine
providence is working out beDe ficent and CLOS
rious ends for the future of our whole coun-
try
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: The Brotherhood of Ioco-o.: r

- The Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers was in executive session in St I,oniy
on the 18th inst, a resolution was adonted
tavoring the adjustment of all Sunday trains
and a committee was appointed to confer with
railroad officials throughout the country on the
subject A clause to be inserted in the act
of incorporation providing for the expulsion
OF any engineer addicted to the use of in.oxi~
eating liquors was also adopted.
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& CHANGE OF DYNASTY,

1T was saying Of Louis Napoleon-",ho
Empire is Order" In the same spirit the APP
peal is now made by the Radical party to the
"Busness men" OF the country to rally to the
support of Grant. These '.business men" are
the capitalists who are amassing fortunes at
the expense of the labor of the country. and
who, for that reason, desire a continuance Of
Grants financial policy for four years longer
Formerly change Of admins tration was n
necessary phase of the working of cur Sys.
TEN, effected easily and naturally; without il.
terruptiou to the trade and peaceful industry
OF the States. Now, however, the progress
of Centralism has rendered change both
difficult and hazardous. So much the greater
necessity for making it. Four years more Of
personal government. and change of admins
istration may be like change of Dynasty in
Europe, which has to he effected by sudden
co"1' Il eiat, or bloody revolution. When
the Grant party can no longer hold on to
power by fraud, they may resort to force
We hope MT, but we advise all thoughtful
men to unite in making change now, when
1t is possible. Let the true business men look
toward the future, aud reflect that in the sta
bility, and easy working of our system, under
the Constitution, lies their ultimate safety,
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The Ganapa1n
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSi)N.

we oher to the public, and especially 10 the mem
bers of the Conservative party of this
and the adjoining counties of West Virginia. a
campaign paper which we have made arrangement.
to issue from now until the day of December at
the remarkably low pr,ce of
FIFTY CENTS,
payable in advance. We will publish all the most
interesting political developments which ma trans
pre- during the campaign, now ALREADY opened. and
soon to become rife with incidents of extraordin.-
~ interest. We intend to make our campaign pa
per bold, decided, and, if possible, a living power
In the approaching CONTEST and to that end we ask
the cooperation ofthe party throughout the country
Let every Conservative Democrat who is not already
a subscriber, take the
"cAMPilGH SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON"
lot three months, until this fight is over: or If YOUR
neighbor is too poor take IT, subscribe for 1t for
him. Take two or three numbers and distribute
them. Let us all aid in building up and consoIi-
dating a magnificent organization in West yir.
glnla which may be always relied upon to wicld n
influence even beyond her own borders. Standing
midway, as we do, betws the Conservative party
oil the South, aud the great Democratic party of the
North, we recognize them as one party in present
aims, purposes and organization; and we mean to
advocate a thorough consolidation for the purpose
ofarresting the centralsipg tendency of tho Fed
erai Government. We nail the colors of this party
to our naet, md shall follow the direction indica-
ted by their UNITED Council. assembled in Bal
timore, the 9th of July, 1872 This we regard
as the duty and true policy for every Conservative
Democrat in the country to pursue.
JOHN w. DALGARN,
Publisher and Proprietor
Ofthe Spirit of Jefferson.
August IL, lS12
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NOTICE TO CONTRACT0RS,

PROPOSALS will he received until NovEupp,
i 10Th. 1872, TOR the 6 rsduntion nd Maaonrv -
the heavy actions of the SECOND DIVISION oi "
THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
from near Milford to Lu-ay, Va, distaDce Of
Prohles, Estimates and Specifca tions can be Oh
nes on sPPlca ton 10 the undersigned, at the
Ch.,1 o. me central improvement Company at
Cn ?S Jefferson county westVa
ne ne Company reserves the right to reject any or
JAMES ". MORRIS.
Chariestown, w. Va, Oct 80 is72-3t
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sF y VIZ. J I'm C Gallagher, of Wash
inet n, T., sends ~, ~"1er tie frank Of
Sam H. R"",'rH IL. l., a prupos ti,.n to
furnish us Washington letters. Every two>
penny pedler in the country now enjoys the
privilege Of the franking law.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-29

HE iND1AMA ELEcTIoN.-In9ionopo1is,
Octoher 23-The complete official retnr,s of
the late election show the following maior;t;es
tor State officers: Hendricks, democrat. Gov.
ernor, ,l4S; Sexton. republican, Lieutenant
Governor, $50; Curry, republican, Secretary
OF State, 1874; Wildman, republican. Audi,
tor, 215; Glover. republican, Treasurer. 783:
Denny, republican Attorney General. GA ;:
hopkins, democrat. Superintendent Public
Instructions, 957 Black republican, Repor.
ter OF the Supreme Court, 427; Shell re-.
publican, Clerk of the Supreme Court, | SOB
Vote for congressman stands, republicans,
democrats, liberal.
The total number of votes cast for Governor
was 311, ZOO, being an increase in four wears
OF over IS, 900 The strai ght- gu. democratic
ticket received about $50 votes in the entire
State.
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TAKE NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to The undersigned will
P!rase cal and settle their accounts at once
Tor no nsIness can be carried without money or
From this date will continue the
PsGs- - EUGENE BAKER.
oCIooef 10. Iel2-4t. Hopewell MilIa.
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~ Is not d pT'ysiC winch may give t7iDp.r To-
Ilci 40 'te r"rto' tar ,hr i,-t uus.. i. which,
"m continued: us" brir Rs Plies and kinUte ed dir.
'aaes to am in weakening the invalid nUy ia n .
nmsi"teo Liquor, which under the Popular uane of
blttc's" ID q" extensively pRIucd ufl ON tn, NH IL,
re Soverc@n remedies, but it is most 1,,r, M
Tonic and Alternative, prunnu ucc go by the ,ndi,g
iH' deal authorities IL London and Paris and ~.
been long usei by the regular pbypjcians Of o,her
'"n"t''e"wIth w"ndeTt. remedial results.
DR.. WELLS EXTRACT OF IuRueEea
fC'"f"S 81 tue ms decimal virtue. peeuiar TO Tho
plant and must he IHken as n per n,anent cn,.,;xa
agent. ""'""'e
u h''e rant Of action yotr Lirsr and Spleen p
uhIcSs renewed at once. the blood become. itnonr,
by deeteTinus Iions, producing scrnfuints ~
skin diseases. BIOtChes, FeiUus, PustuIes C:antsr
Pimpiss &c &c. . ' >
Take j'nubGn 10 cleAnac. purify and res,oye .ho
VitIatod blood {" healthy action.
Hdoe yon a Dyspeptic StomGrh7 Unless digcstfon
promptly aide the system lie dcbitated with loss
OF vital force, poverty of the Blood D.oosiral Ten
hencv, Generhi Weakness Lassitude
Take II to assist Digestion without re,c,;o, 3.
VIII linpart youthful vigor TO the weary sufferer
Hare yott !redkness 1f the Infe,fines? You are in
nation of the Bowels " '"
Take it to nlIay irritation and wsrd off ..pd.,.r
to inhammationa.
Hare go" tceakness OF the Uterine or Uyina,y Or,
gGns? You must procure instant relief or WIN.
'irDle TO SUITE ring worse than death. = :
becomes burden. 'f '"e
Finally it should be frequently taken to KEEN tb,
systeIn in perfect health or YOU arc otss,itp, 80
diseases. " '""'" s'o"s
JOHN q KELLOGG, IS Pla..s. New York.
sole Agent for the United States.
frIco One Dollar per Bottle. Send for Circular 4v
October %, 1872. '"s
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ctobeH. as. 1879.
NEW GOODS.

htiNG purchased our Fall and Winter Stock
within the last ten days a nd there ha win q been
nea'S decline IN many good. since the Sth of DC
soner; We respectfully ask all persons to call aud
OUR VERY CHEAP GOODS.
sucn as Lauies most fashiona bic Satteens and Elm
prese CIoths-the new cOIors, Sage, Bronzed, Tea
plum, Blue and Black. Neek.Ties, Hoop skirts
n nus Corsets, White and Black Lace Collars
"hits Trimmings. large sssortmen of the nest
mtnIonobIc shawls. Black, Gold and Green Re-
,, handsome assortment OF Cloths, Cashmere,
aats, Neck Ties, Soc ks Collars. Cuffs Net Shirts
&C. window Shades and Oil Cloths. also Gaoce-
.4s OF a. Kinds. and QUeensware-aIi of which
oner Tor Cash or Country PrOdu
KEARSLEY & SHEERER.
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"NEM YORK October s 1870

INV WHY DCFUUtI ., ?.
NY Dear Sir IL. [ never wrote. nor in
cited, nor imagined the matter you send me,
beginning When the rebellous traitors are
driven from the feld,' &c. 9 1t was written
by one who is now editing Grant paper, and
bitterly hostile to me. 8. 1t was not nub-
ished in 1860, as Horper's Weekly asserts,
but May 6, 1861, and after the bombardm mt
of Fort Sumter. Yours,
"HoRAcE GREELEY"
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Eas- Our Democra,ic> Conservative Stat,

rag Our Democratic> Conservative State
exchanges should be particular in having the
names OF the Greeley and Brown electors cor
rect. The Ciarksbur. Sun and Huntington
Argus have the name of Daniel B. Lucas in
correct. This is an important matter, and
should be attended TO-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-29

&s- a statement has been published in all
the Radical papers and kept standing in nearly
all the organs of the "Sraight>Out Democ-
rncy,' that in 1864 Horace Greeley wrote an
editorial paragraph urging the burning of the
homesteads oil the Southern soldiers and the
exposure of their families to cold and poverty
in order to compel the men to lay down their
arms.
MIR. w. NJ. Nelson, of Selma, Alabama,
wrote to Mr.. Greeley, inquiring whether the
paragraph referred to was really written by
him. Mr.. Greeley replied in the following
letter:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-29

bat wee pofIasl We wish; our friends
tho distftet NOR, lt Is observe
.thss the Demeer atlcse Conservative party Of
IsfsFson acquitted itself on last Thursday,
With the same aIlantry tbat.has heretofore
ngnished ii. ~. s -
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

AM in receipt of my usual fargo supply of Fall
Il and Winter Goods. to which invite he &C.,
tion OF All JOHN w. GRAsTHA NJ.
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* Presidential election neat Tuea3cv
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NoTICD.

ITO George W. Chase. Sheriff of Jefferson connie
! West Va. and Con.nittee Administ,sta, =
VIM. Shonkee. and Lloyd Lovnds. Jr mi ali a,b'
er creditors interested of .aid shonkee:
the circi e. at inc Sovembe, Term, 1877 of
Court to appoint N g. White Trustee in place Of
Lloyd LoEnds, Jr resident of ssid State 10 eI
e9ute the Deed OF Trust (datsd on the 7th day Of
March l510.l executed by VIM. shopkee and wife
to said Lloyd Lownds, Jr, and of record In the Of
nee OF the Recorder of said equity in Deed BOOK
No 4. at page $50. &c. Given nnder nv be- nd hi,
I'm DAY OF October, 1872. JOHN w. LOCK.
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THE Universal Glazing Tool. for every house
= hold, for sale by JAS. LAW HOOFF.
pATENT Reversible Challenge Door Spring, the
best spring of the kind in use, for sale by
JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
UFFNER's Patent Blind Hinge, for saie by
JAS. LAW. HooFF.
pest Metal Lined Cucumber Pump, for sale by
- Oct. %, 1862. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
CLoCKs-beautifulB Bronze, Rosewood and Wal
~ nut Fronts, beautiful designs nd patterns-for
sale low by L, DINELE
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T AMPS. Lanterns. chimneys. Wick. PANE, .na
i Porcelain Shades. Lamp Burners sci..oI..
and all goods for Lamps for sale by
oet:l5, 1871. GEO. T. LIGHT.
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OUR ELECTION.

Upon the vote upon the Constitution on the
END of last August, Jefferson county polled
257S vCtes-16s4 of which were ..For Rati.
fcation' and 1914 against it. Owing partly to
the wretched weather, which kept some of our
Democratic>C Conservative voters at home in
the country, on last Thursday, and doubtless
partly to the fact that many of our colorcd
brethren have not yetreturped from the voting
frolic to which they went in Pennsylvania on
the Sth inst, the whole vote of tie county
was only 1860 "a little more than one>half
OF what it would have been. had the weather
been clear. and had our ''colored brethren" in
Pennsylvania been duly notified that their
services were required at home on the 9th
inst. In spite of the fact, however, that
many of our party, under the conviction that
the cause was really not in danger, stayed at
home to avoid the drenchipg rain, the Hon.
b f. Martin, our regular party nominee, re
ceived majority over the Radical candidate.
j. Nelson Wisner, Esq of 45S votes This
majority 1t will be seen is larger proportion
Of 1460-the whole vote east on last Thurs.
day-than 100, our majority on the 22nd of
last August, is of 257S the whole vote for
and against the new Constitution. So that,
owing to the we'll directed efforts of the true
friends of our regular party organization, Mr..
Martins triumph may be said to be at least as
decisive as was the victory of the Democratic
Conservative party of this county on the 22nd
of last August. Had the weather been even
! talcsah2e We thinkit safe to say that we would
mp Tor Martin majority tina.
Truly .astobishea the .natives."-
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EF The Shenandoah TuHey we'll saps
"shere are duties and privileges upon citizens
which you cannot avoid, have no right to
evade-and chief among them is that of voting
for the officers who are to administer the gov.
ernment. If the government were t. deprive
you of the right to vote, you would consider
IL an outrage and monstrous wrong, and
certainly your failure to vote, when you have
the right. corresponds exactly to that wrong.
You wrong yourself, your family, posterty.
your State, and act a bad example. to say the
least OF it. in not discharging one of the sm>
piest, cheapest and easiest duties OF citizen
and freeman. The country has RICH. to
your decision and advice, and you canno.
conscientiously avoid giving it,
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"tHNI VR t'REFLEY
must be the President, and how much Wa
should gain if the latter should be chosen.
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