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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-05
L,LORIDA AND CONSERVATIVES.
1 FURTHER OBSERVATIONS nv DR. &c

ns,l rpn ny III INC, North american April
Duration Of human he excqsiyeiy without a.
say render Proficient expert IN that par
in I Se st f r. Sfn
delpha in his researches and investigations into the
SHH5 HSsrJ saS ssSrsSRs aSsbSsRS PS
discovered and used by him IN the treatment Of all pull
s:Ssa az s.: ss
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under SSei srsa%ens had given Up . die sss!s.
% and R
the past few years as to the most acceptable and bene
When !hs ;sassS
dreaded ssss:s ai:s.::
past there has beer great diversity q opinion
a Msr fe SSs
IN sa 81 p I
asre che B dry the Winters
into Spring. with a Thermometer almost invariably
below below the freezing point Thousands Of copsanP
nave been ans Still we
as av late
n q nt the soas ans
ee ssas 80 ar s e M be o D
an ssS ssS:a P
the
Several years since the Doctor issued his first circular
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s an ssea ana ~ iRsrt s s
vice which l was not given until he himself had taken
SS
places best Or the ss's ms b sas
lew co1sumptyes ever went South, and none. ever
stated, Minnesota and such regions The Doctors an
where The bsneat desired apparenl such short
there ~ hundreds Not only has DR. schencks theory
recovery Of ali who have gone there but the advantage
q ssS az e e @
BY reference to the statistics showing the mortality
%s:y 4 ss s4ss s.:
ISassi 81 ssa. ss 80 ssp's ssn
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's sns sl in sr
very shs there beng few II any deaths from The dis
ass % %s &c
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hs iS are esosasd with those aaiced with p"
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81: ny s S:.
s az. aa Sc and fsa a S
tended tour o. observation through Florida and while
whom, by free OF lis preparations and the delight
frl climate, rapidly recovering
or course there consumptvcs who have not
the means 10 Florida although the prices OF living
there very reasonable iact han gene
rally the In places rcsorted 70 by lnvads where
70 h p
advice ever as Il always has been avoid taking cold
and the only 10 do tins during the Winter
IN warm room, with REGULAR temperature, and cxer.
ss 1es strength %Sa Y al ssr r
their Winter NJ either Of the three rlaces ne has
named, taking With them su1c nj supply hts PuI.
MoSIC SYRUP sEAwEED TONIC aud MAsDRhkh.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD WBITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wBITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamship Virgo, Bulkiey, Savannah April I. with
steamship JAMES Adesr, Icssycod s Charleston S April
tea s.ss Z. b.G
n NJ
sssfsS Fs aS% fss
ns a T. ION m ~ r bays Ellen Bradford steer
Mnevdeo h wW spSsc n shIe so aSr
srelsn q the Seas from San Francisco for Liverpool Is
BsTk Martin FAR, Luther Sor olsen Cardiff days with
ern passage and had dne weather. has been days west
BARK Athena Ger, Chrisiofers Hamburg "a days in
sa .,son 10 cTSeas sc g? Made 81 and
Banks with westerly gales and stormy weather. shifted
Brig Daisy, Nccary, Messina 81 days, with ru to Ross
peylln; vessel e Hand Swan; Passed Gibraltar Feb
MAJ n %d Tsshs has
ssar nss o. Norway aged :: years tel from
lon p 70 spoke brig Carabee, from NessnS for New
Brig Lily tof Windsor, Ns Lawrence, Mesina n days,
ey a. Passed ss ss eS SG yss
passage and had sht winds and Gains Ion So from
Brig Hattie Hatch, progreso March 20 with mdse to
win Minds nn the whole ps;sass April la, Ion . S. saw
caesn and q h bark srnss e
recently wrecked on the coast OF Yueatan.
with SUGAR to S ce r Maysf %
hDeWo'fAC Go. Had fine weather.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND souTs.
Steamship Dirigo. johnson, Portland for New York
with ndse and passengers. -"
Steamship Title Bailey New London for Nex yort
with mdse and passengers " -" 'o'n'
Scbr Anna Martha f3r) a, 81 John Nm co- Ncw
ferh wIsh lumber to order vessel e Neyus SON
ing 20 snow Richardson; vessel to Talbot Co -
schr Caleb Eaton Hopkins, Roche ster for New York
schr Anna Martin, Buell., Boston FOR Philadelphia
sshr Nathan Clifford, coomts Belfast for Rondout
schr y Hawkins, Wyatt. Boston for Charleston
hchr MARY q. Smith johnson Boston Tor Philadeiphia
schr Fakr, Knowles WEXFORD for New York
Va, with lime "a order. Az N'e-s'
schr J Trafton. Rich Boston for New York
ScDr e. Acken, Mead, Stamford for New Yurt
Steamer Electra Mott Providence for N, Yoyr vv,th
ndss Ind pssaenRer. 800
seaner United states, Davis Fan River er new yorx,
W ~ Hsss And Resscnseik
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Particu lars or the Railrosd "Accident"
nm the Southeastern Line-Names OF the
killed and W0unded-Verdict OF the

Of the Railroad "Accident"
ON the Southeastern Line-Names oSth
Killed and Wounded-verdict OF the |
ST. LOUIS, April 4, 1873,
II appears that the accident on the st. Louis and
Railroad, which occurred at French
village yesterday afternoon, was accustomed by the
cupable carelessness OF the conductor Of the corr
struction train. The passenger train was j'ast
about to take the side track TO let the freight train
pass when the construction train, which has1 been
passed by the passenger train ut the dirt Pile but
few minutes before land lts conductor mast have
known of Its proximity, came laundering around
the curve ct high speed and plunged into the
rear OF the passenger coach. The conductor Of the
passenger train saw the construction train coming
and cried out for the passengers to jump for their
lives Many did 40, but before all could escape the
engine Of the construction train had entered the
passenger coach. Tho latter was Immediately
nnea with steam and number OF passengers were
THE DEAD AND WOUNDED.
Mrs John B. Lusk, or Luke. Of Morgan county.
vas caught between the cars and crushed to
death. Her husband, with an infant In his arms,
gentleman supposed "a to be James d watts. OF
Chester, ILL.,, member OF the Illinois Legislature,
" 'as and g.
A young daughter Of Mrs. Grin1n OF Mcleans-
borough, H., received jet OF steam full in her
face and was horribly scalded about the head and
upper part Of the body. her eyes were put out. IL
| is thought that she cannot recover. fa .At
Mrs. stebbins OF Milwaukee, was severely cut
and bruised about the head, and several other pas
sengers were more or less injured.
The engineer OF the DIRT train, Michael Farming,
ned az soon % he saw the result OF his careless
ness.
VERDICT OF THE CoRONER's JURY.
Coroner Ryan held an inquest upon the bodies OF
three OF the persons Killed. The Jury, after exam;
passengers and Oficers OF the road returned YER
dict that the conductor Michael Ward, and the
| gineer, John Tanning, OF the construction train
| were grossly and culpably negligent In starting
| ahead Of time and running at too great speed.
They also censure the conductor of the passenger
train for not nagging the construction train, and
the officers OF the road for not informing the
ductOr Of the freight train OF the dscOntinuance Of
certain trains thereby OBTAINING this train, which
vuo tho nor nf ho
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New YORK HERALD SATURDAY. April. l87s-TRIPLE SHEET

sither Snow 6reen; he brought Ger there In November
e, :?ss:s:
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nz w0n e.
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wa. in s s 4
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geui Of dscency give vent 70 mrth 70 retire forth.
Witness continucd-she returned TO Degraw street be-
N sw we YORK sn $
nsS; I'd k % ss and
/ he couLp SCARCELY coHrRoL HER -. 49,.
she was in the nurses house in New York about three
:5sss ss:; s%
Iact il stated in me letter that had per
formed the marriage ceremony between deceased an9
am n.Ss s'S e say 4 4 G e ms hsS
ses rid Of her oaSocouns Of some other wcmsn my Inn
Is that be tod me e hnd ssss paos aboat I
| middle Of the city New York; am POSITIVE mrs Arm
aS ss Sass hss gray
mother Ss
N the habit inserting personals in the paper with ms
object Of getting extended female correspondence
ss h o Ssa bad temper was tho
natural condition OF her position aer such an operation
the last time saw him was the 4th Of January pre-
February Witness the became con
fused with regard to the time Of her return IN December
seer M me With Whom
he negotiating for her care her first name mentioned
to me was Snow or Green; noticed her hands wen
formed much manual abor formed my opinion as to he
general bad character nom my knowledge OF human
Character; the apartment In which saw the woman Il
during my visit 70 the Desraw street house did not stay
as Bottles or Butts, Is reav Butts.
The Coroner remarked that they had been unable u
find such person in New York.
Witne 81 continued-Am single man; deceased gave
me to understand that she lett the impression on hi
mind that she belonged agood family did and not wan
name PGse s % ins stated wns,
what resemble this woman; the chin
her. MItI 0@
At halfpast twelve the inquest was adjourned
| until this afternoon.
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sst ts = Jid: Smith. New York for Norwich
S Sn LLaIxs ,duptlll New York for Newburyport
scnr r reaF Dale, casWeM New YORK. for Newpo-s
schr - fee Hubbard, New York fpr Dover
s ss. PsstSes JohSson HobotSn fer Providence.
schr Means Dyer Ella ctSucrt y, tos Sooton
schr BALTIMORE rrancs Elizabethpert for Providence
1chr Ada Crowley, Now York for Providence +
Hchr Pathfinder, Gushing, New York for Boston. I'm
schr woolsey, CHrroll New YORK for yel River.
Schr John Losier, Lincoln, Amboy foy Taunton.
Scnr Asher Parker, Carpenter, New York for Clan
Cove. F10.I ~ NtH
Steamer Eascra. Mom, New YORK for Providence. s
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MISCELLANEOJJS,

MISCELLANEOUS. N1,
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN ANY STATE:
"A legal everywhere desertion, &C. suhcient cause no
publicity required no charge until divorce Is granted;
advice free. NJ HOUSE, Attorney. ls4 Broadway.
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE BROOKLYN
IA. corner Of Fulton avenue and Boerum street.
itifN Open from A. M. to p. M.
On Sunday from to p. M.
RUY ONLY THE BEsT-THE WHITNEY SEWING
ID MACHINE Is the simplest and most easily worked
machine in the world. Rooms 6l3 Broadway.
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Steamship Zodiac. for Morehead City, NC barks &C.
br or
SIM. Bristol; Onolaska Chdiz; Kennedy Cardenas
and Sagua; Williams Cardenns; schrs warren saw
yer, New Orleans; Rosalie, Harb0r Island
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The Hubbel Relisf Fund.

At half-past twelve the inquest was adjourned
until this afternoon.
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4u.Arrived, steamship City OF Galveston, Rowland,
sis,-ATrlyed, steamships Geo Cromwell clapp, New
stone finckney. ANTWERP; Record, Warren, Lyerpo9i
e ess srs nsas sr
ssfsM sSmss @ ns anP c C0S5
nonS saG s dhas nsR Ssed from S
Il Clair, Lamont from Liverpool; barks p Il Bilis,
k snon
Canssen rom cetei speranza, christopherson, from
ps S ssr Eo%
SAN Princeton tBr), Robertson from LverPooi Brook
s rGH ao %ser %
Adro1a DAYS. from do naTks Ashsy Myson from Car
Tnsss rom Gsnaon o
EosTsn iS1 DO Abort mon Andersen Havre ,cor.
no fi cheer Boston oS Tran FISK
sourmwnsr Pass March sicrosscd the bar, steamship
Yazoo Barrett Philaaephia via Havana :, u.,-ono,,.
Sailed 10Th steamships Yasoo oortes and metropolis;
sours aground on the bar laying across and blocking
a ES y As 4sas0 steamship Ellen
cdS5 saaS ss APns hsSn
henry New
% %s c hssn 90 @ New
%EArrived schrs Fleeswng, Cobb, virginia: schrs
Read Benson, Philadelphia; Excelsior, BydeDhurg,
NEWPORT. April 2, PM-Arrived brig Brothers CBr,,
Thompson Providence for sagua la Grande schrs Ma.
nsna sGssd aneh
SON. and Mlnnesota, Dow ProyIdsnos i9r de ireasure
for Phiadeph Maria Louisa, Snow New Bedford for
New York; Mediator DnvIs and john Price, Nckerson,
Ellen DufSca, Raynor, Providence for DO; Josish
Whitehonse farnam do Tor Baltimore; oop Clio Chase
sailed-schrs Ben, Wright Ryder, Providence for
Virginia. Bcona, Wiley do for Baltimore; Cora Morri
Rich and kaschisss Harding, providence for yir
Thos Haven, Brown, DO tor Philadeipbia; Teresa u
Baker Cobb and q Curtis Paine, do for virginia, y
Pierce. New Bedford for Baltimore charles warren
Providence for dol Freddie Walton smith Portland for
Newcastle, Del; Lizzie Barker, Barker, Providenes Tor
VirCinia. 't0.
Also schrs Aida Eaton, New Bedford for New York
Toae, Collt, Providence Tor Virginia, keipe, Fryan,
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Latcr-The Engineer Arrested.

ST. LOUIS, NO., April 4, 1873.
John Tanning, the engineer Of the construction
train that ran into the passenger train at French
village yesterday, was arrested to-day ana lodged
in jail at Belleve. Efforts are being made to find
Ward the conductor OF the train, but SO far he has
eluded the officers
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the Hubbel HcIioI Funus
The following additional letters have been re-
ceived at this ONCE, containing contributions for
the aid Of the family Of the imprisoned seamstress
Lucette Armstrong, or Meyers mfaa
WOMAN FOR HER sEx-TwO DOLLARS AND A
SINGING LETTER IN AID OF LUCETTE MYERS,
ALIAS ARMSTRONG. III rss sfNrN4 II . &
To The EDITOR HERALD
SIR-Please fnd enclosed 50 for the mother Of Mrs.
Armstrong. Would that ! could give more am glad
that the Sword OF Meme overlook the bertne who
passed among his fellows by the noble name OF man. and
hope that his like will by what has happened that 1t
honor OF some women J. /. +.
APRIL q 1874 fNAwv
SHORT BUT SWEET.
To EDITOR THE HRRALD:-
Will you please apply ncloscd $40 for benet OF the
:. Hubbel family, or rs Rvington street. and acknowl
edge receipt of same in the HERALD and obge
New YoRK, April 8, 1873 A. YOUNGBUCk.
EMfH MORE RELIEF. fEE
To EDTToR HERALD- M1Ht
Please add the inclosed IS to the Hubbe relief fund
The excellent paper is pursuing meets with
general APPRECIATION. May you live long and prosper"
SING SING, March 4, 1873 SOME CITIZENS.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
EM- MONTH OF APRIL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-30
MASSACHUSETTS vs.. LOUISIANA.

The st. Louis Republican, puts forward .
strong argument, when it says: The Boston
Adoertiser thinks the conduct of the Admin
istration in the recent struggle between the
Butler and ants Butler parties was outrageous,
aud not to be endured. And YET it stopped
far short of infantry and artillery. Suppose
the Worcester Convention had been held ia q
postofice building surrounded by United
States troops, aud oolg the Butler delegates
admitted, what would Mr.. Hoar have Thought
of thatf Massachusetts has the ad vantage Of
being strong State, at the head of the ruling
party, and with potential voice at Washing.
ton, while Louisiana is feeble and almost
voiceless. But is this reason why the power.
full State of the North, in lnagnifying its own
wrong, should ignore the tenfold greater
wrong inflicted by the same hand on the feeble
State of the South? If the Republicans of
Massachusetts, wish to deal with this evil of
Federal Interference in the local politics Of
States, they must take it as whole. They
must espouse the cause of Louisiana as we'll
as that of their own State they must speak
for all the States, the feeble ones as we'll as
the strong, if they would have their voice re.
spected at Washington.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-30
Died.
At the residence of her father. Mr.. George
L1ckl1der, on the 25th INST. of PARALYSIS Of the
BRAN, Miss MARY LICKLIDER. aged about %

At the residence of her father. Mr.. George
Licklider, on the 25th INST. of PARALYSIS Of the
BRAN, Miss MARY LICKLIDER, aged about %
years.
At the residence of her son. in Springfield.
Mass; on the 2Sth of June. 1873. Mrs. SARAH
LENHART. aged "a years; and at the same
place. the 18th of July, 1873, Mr.. HENRY
hENHARI, aged 70 yeaIs-both formerly of
Harpcrs Ferry. "
Near Hillsboro'. at the residence of his mother.
Mrs. Eliza Neer. on the ID INST. EDWARD n
MEEK. in the forty seventh year of his age.
At her residence, near falling Waters. Berkeley
county, on Thursday the 18th inst Mrs NANCY
hoPP' wife of Mr.. Daniel Ropp. aged 63 years
At her residence; in Martinsbnre. on the e1st
OF Sept, Mrs MARY WRIGHT CALVIN, in the
S3rd wear of her age. - ''o
At Vanc1evesville. on Wednesday, Sept. 10Th
after long illness which be bore with fartirnde
and resignation. JOHN A. TANSILL, in The sf,ti'
year of his age. - '1e wv"
In Wildwood. Clark county. Va. on the morn
ing of the Goth of Angust. BENTON, infant son
OF Rev. I. b. and Ella r. Shepherd. aged 3
months. "se' .
At his residence near Gerardstown, Berkeley
county; "wednesday, Sept. Gath, 1873, SOLOMON
WElDMAN, aged 81 years, 9 months and days
.o On Thnrsday Sent 1sts; 1873. in Berkeley
months and 25 days. Se's'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-30
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

r. +. Trevellick Esq of Detroit, Michi>
gan, in accordance with previous announce
ment, addressed our people at the Court
House in Charlestown, on Thursday last, on
the subject of the rights and interests of la
lerers and producers; especially in connec-
ton with a national circulating medium, or
money, based on the faith and resources of
the people and issued to them directly, and
legal tender for all demands, public and pri>
Eate.
The public mind having been consider
ably prepared for the reception of the subject
by the letters of s'Observer" published for
some time pas. in our columns, Mr.. Trevellick,
States, could not we'll have arrived in Charles
town at more opportune time. It is Of
course always great advantage to any speaker
to commence with an interested audience but
when the speaker is himself man capable
by his eloquence of arousing the unthinking
and the lethargic, or by his logic of convinc>
ing the more rational portion of mankind, it is
not strange that his effort should prove an
eminent success. Mr. Trevellck had both
advantages. His audience had been prepared
to give him favorable hearing, and such was
his own native power that he could have made
it listen to him with interest even if it had
been prepossessed against him. A proper
comprehension of the subject seems at last to
have been beat into the heads of the masses
of the people, and it was only necessary that
they should understand in order to act That
they do understand aud are acting accordingly
is sufficiently evidenced by the recent election
in California, in which the people, as we re-
marked in our last issue, gave the great spec
ulative railroad interests their Waterloo de.
feat. How much such pioneer leaders as Mr..
Trevellick. and our own Observer, have had
to do with the great movement now going
forward throughout the country, and which
promises so much relief 20 millions of our peo-
pie, it is entirely unnecessary to say. If
Virtue indeed be its own reward, doubtless
Mr.. Trevellick and his able coadjutors will
at NO distant day gather in rich harvest.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-30
E The Masonic celebration which too,

GV The Masonic celebration which took
place in Philadelphia last week was one of the
largest, if not the largest, that has ever oc-
Cured in the United States. The Temple
itself, in honor of which the ceremonies are
held, is avowed to be the finest structure con.
necsed with Masonry in the world. In the
procession on Friday Masess from nearly
every State in the Union were present. Bush
ness was generally suspended, and nearly two
hundred thousand persons lined Broad street
The procession was three hours in passing.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-30

SIX thousand Cigars of all grades. from for Sc 10
~ toe eaen-enbracins ali the popular brands Of
1 %e eay; l"sr received: C.E. BELLER.
u for the almost in.ts ntansons cure Of ni LOOT,
pysentery, Cholera Dforbus, ChoieYs In snd
Tor children teethiDg. q REfIFp ae
PfERCEs Purg. tive Pellets or sug.r.costed Root.
= and Herbal Jnice-a pleasant and ga Ne remsdY
-. .o hssa ache, dizzinesss bilious attacks, &c. for
RIscoTINE for Infant. suffering from ioo..n..y
- .ne ooweis. Biscotine will be found 10 give
eruae suestances now in nee AID mot liable 10 .enp
On I 'ne s M For sale by C. Z. HELLER.
(rnnsELEf's Chewing TOBACCO Golden
plug-for saIe by r. - =. ~n nrI e ,sn y
II freeh and RELIABLE r PEr
August 10, 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-30

A METHODIST REusIos.-Plsla aelpzia,
September 22.-Rey. DR.. L. Rosser, Of the
NJ. d. Church South, delivered a sermon this
afternoon to ministers, taking for his text,
. Have faith in God, !" in which he advocated
the union of the Church throughout the coun-
try The speaker closed by hoping that the
Church North and South would be united at
an early day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-30

@ Messrs. Jay Cooke Dc Co. have made
public statement of their assets and liaBili-
ties. Although they regard the exhibit as "a
showing" the Baltimore Gazette fears it will
not be be SO considered by those who examine
ID carefully
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-30

GS~ General Schodeld, commanding the
Department of Columbia, has issued an order
to the commanding officer at Fort klamath,
Oregon, to carry out the sentence of death
against Captain Jack and the other Modoc
Indians, between 10 and 2 O'Clock, on the Sd
of October
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-30

sS- A few days since two youths were
united in matrimony at Fetterman, Taylor
county, this State, the eldest of whom was
only 70 years Of age. The editors of the
Grafton Sentinel know their names but won't
tell 'em, because they disapprove of children
getting married, and don't want to encourage
the practice.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-30

Es The colored men of Ohio are highly
indignant at the treatment they receive from
the Republican party of that State. They
asked for representation, and the result was
that colored man was nominated for Repre>
sentative in the Columbus District, where the
party is always about 1000 votes behind
This is what the Yankees call cute trick.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-30
Corporation Bonds.

IfNHE Bonds of the CORPORATION of Charlestown.
Il issued by the Council of sand town under au-
tnorlty conferred by he Charter as re-rnacted
and amended by the Legislature of West Viz
gina IN 1872. have been signed and are at the
Bank of Cbarlest0wn, ready for delivery to such
persons as desire to invest In them. The interest
nually.
Application for them may be made to Col. Geo.
A. Porferfie1d. Cashier of the Bank of Charles
town, OF to the undersigned COMMITTEES of the
Council. " ~
r. CHEW, Mayor,
w. MCCURDY
JNO. j. LOCK,
Septemoer q. lS13-6t. Couneilmeu.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-30

@ There is movement at Martiusburo
to erect new hotel BY joint stock company.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-09-30
FALL OPENING.

nUR opening of Fall and Winter MILLINERY
" will Ia ke place in our Private Show Room ON
wednesday morning, October lst. 1873.
Sept. 80, 1873. J. GOLDSMITH