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Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-07-16

Stalienbatieinen Ssternberlo r.e n!
Scr @tern Staliens, ttiueldcr Oas 9enfmal
eatour's in @}oirano idniifte, if aamlid bel
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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-08
NO. "a
from being kept clean.

We have not adverted to the econo-
my of time resulting from having tn
ground plonghed before winter and
ready for second ploughing early in the
spring but this is point worthy of
attainment under any circumstances.
Farm operations depend very much for
their success on "taking time by the
forelock," and keeping work well
pushed forward and to have all the
stubbles ploughed before frost sets in,
must be comfort to any farmer
Ansericnn Agriculturist.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-08
THE YOSEMITE VALLEY.

Of all the great sights in the natural
scenery of the world, there are none
which surpass in granduer and beauty
the attractions which the Yosemite
Valley affords, aud which only the last
few years have disclosed to the appreci-
alton of an admiring people. No one
can furnish any accurate idea to another
of the wonderful sights which nature
has slowed away in this far>famed
region. Even the traveller, who face to-
face, looks upon all, needs days and
days to fully comprehend and realize
the marvellous scenes upon which his
eyes rest. For comparison allow Us to
remark that the great fall of Niagara Is
but 163 feet high: what think you,
then, of the Bridal Veil'' as it falls all
glittering and foaming, all swaying in
the wind sfom distance of $50 feet
above you Then there is FL Captain.
"a solid, seamless, creau white mass
of rock shining as though cut out of
ivory" which towers $500 feet into
the air-can you immagine at Al how
grand and impressive 1t must be ?
The Valley Is full of mountains and
cascades, the highest of the former
extending skywards over mile, and
among the latter the Sentinel Falls
plunging earthward from an altitude of
5000 feet (5.280 feet constituting a
mile). The Yosemite was given by
the United States to California, for q
grand National Park--and is eight
miles leng by two wide,-Through it
the Merced River, which, as it reaches
Ell Captain, grows all hushed and quiet
as if from very awe, and then, as if
powerIess to do otherwise, shows the
Great Chief how beautiful he is by
rejecting his image from her truthful
eyes. We might proceed and
devote column after column to
a description of this beautiful
Valley, and yet never repeat ourselves
save in adjectives,- the account
would be at least feeble, the ideas given
but very faint-for words seem to us
inadequate to at all express what We
feel the subject demands. The
nearest approach to a visit there is the
pictures afforded to us ''stay at homes"
oil this region-and such pictures are
exceedingly limited. We haze before
us, however, a beautiful Oil Chrome,
representing a view of the Yosemite
from very attractive standpoint. 1t
embraces "El Captain" "North Dome
and "South Dome," "Cioads' Rest"
the Merced River, the Bridal Veii
FALL" and many minor details beauti>
tul in themselves which we. have not
space to mention This Chrome was
recently received by us fiom S. E..
shutcs, publisher and proprietor of
Woods Household 4NagGsine, New
bergh N. Y. Price of Magazine, ST
per year Magazide and Yosemite, ST.
90 As premium, the picture may
be obtained by sending to the above
address two subscriptions for the
Magazine at ST each, or by subscribing
years in advance, at 81 per annum.
We take. pleasure in. recommending
both the Magazine and Chrome offered
in this combination, and: add our
hearty endorsement to the publishers
reputation for promptness and fair
dealing.
\
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-08
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Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-08

"Have you heard my. last song P'
asked q music writer of gruff critic.
"1 hope So was the reply.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-11-08

What's the use of trying to be
honestY' asked a young man the other
day ola friend. "Oh, you ought to
try it once and see p was the reply.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-20
Your ob't servant,
LEWIS MCKENZIE. Prest.

N- AT recent "black>and- tan" Radical
ward meeting in Alexandria, Va, Mr.
Hefebower, having the floor, said
81 believe that ours is the most honest party
that ever was in power. Nothing has ever
been proven to the contrary. To-day Thorn
ton Pendletou, one of the leading citizens OF
Clarke county, called on me to ask advice, and
he said that he had turned to be a staunch
Republican"
if the above be true, (and we hope it is
not;0 we wonder if there is not vacant Office
somewhere within the patronage of the Fed
eral Administration {? What think you,
brother Crown?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-20

WEST VA. UM1vERs1TY.-The Commence
ment Exercises of the University of West
Virginia, at AiOrgantown, this year, will oc>
cur on the 10Th of June. Hon. Charles
James Faulkner will deliver the annual adj
dress. The graduating class consists of
thirteen.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-20
TEE MODOC WAR.
Reconnaissance By the Command Of Captain
IIusbr0uck

XusbroucA
LAVA BEDS, May 1l-9 A. M-via SAN
Francesca, May 2.-Despa,chos from Leu>
tenant Bayless' camp st.te that at sunrise
yesterday the Modocs came into camp and
fred on the pickle. guard. The command of
Captain Hasbrouck. after scouting all Gay,
had returned to Sorass lake for water, and
were making efforts to secure some by Dig
ging, but none could be found Donald Me-
Kay was sent hack to Lieutenant Bayless'
camp as an escort of Battery b, of the Fourth
Artillery. and d troops, Of the First
Cavalry, who left for the scene of the fight
the distance being Seventeen miles-and
which occupied al! night until dawn of the
next day.
Captain Jacks band rode within one hum
dred yards of the camp, when they all dis
mounted and charged on the camp firing into
the herd and guard The herd left for the
camp, and while the men were getting under
arms the Modocs gave voley after vollcy. kill
ling four soldiers and one Warm Spring In
diah. A rally was made and charge was
sounded.
This time Donald Mckay and sonic of his
men United and drove the Modocs into the
timber, capturing twenty one ponies and
three pack miles. One Modoc was left on
the field, and nineteen mules, packed also
six dead bodies. Before the retreat the trail
was covered with gore:
The Indians beat hasty retrca. towards
the Mcleod range of mountains Captain
Hasbrouck handled his MEN dexterously He
is now furnished with Eve days supplies but
water is very scarce, which deters long stay
in the field.
A later despatch has just been received;
dated Yreka, May Is. and says Captain
Lydecker of the engineer cvrps, had arrived
from the front.
He confirms previous reports concerning the
engagement on the 10th instant. except that
there was one soldier and one Warm Spring
Indian killed, and eight soldiers and one
Warm Spring Indian wounded, the latter
having died since. Some of the soldiers are
seriously wounded; but the Modocs were
routed and scattered in the noun ains borders
ing the lava beds their trail being followed
by Warm Spring Indians BY blood, Indicating
that some were seriously wounded.
General Davis hopes we have begun an ac-
ton which will end in the determination of
the tribe. 1t was a grand mistake of the
Modocs, who undoubtedly thought they could
stampede this force as they had stampeded
others, but they met with the Warm Spring
Indians. These warriors started at the first
fire as fast as they could get their guns, trot>
ting in on the flank of the Modocs, which
surprised them.
The cry Warm Springs" went through
the Modoc ranks, and they were stampeded in
place of the soldiers. The Warm Springs
drove them steadily all day, laid on their
flank last night, and will renew the fight to-
day Batteries A and K left for the lave beds
last night.
A despatch from Yreka states that the
Modocs are twenty-five miles from the place
Of the last fight, hosy pursued By troops aud
Warm Spring Indians.
[1'a'er dispatches announce the escape of
the Modocs, and troops pursuing. L
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-20

-
during the. war, commandant of the Thirty.
ninth Regiment of Infantry, Wise's Brigade.
and resides in West Virginia. Mr. Meredith
was lately asmember of the commission firm
of Meredith Perkins, and is as5present en-,
gagged in operations in tabaccos II are gems
tlemen of high social position, aud the regret
caused by the ocsnrrence in which thew we're
participants is truly great and yery wiSes
spread in this country.
Later news announces the death of Mr.!
Mordecai, on Wednesday night last, after suf.
fering much agony from from the wound received
in this sad affair
sHENANpoAu VALlLEY R. RSFrom an
article in Che last Hagserstown MAJ aa, on the
above subject, we clip the following: :
sit has heretofore been ini TN s that the
company might possibly run the road, from a
point between Charlestown and Shepherds.
town, to Powell's Bend, where Q. connection
could be formed with the Martinsbprg and
Potomac Road, and the necessity of building
a bridge across the, Potomac at Shepherds.
town thus avoided. But We understand that
while such q route to Hagerstown would be
longer and more circutops than the direct
route from Shepherdstown TO Hagerstown. it
would also involve the cost of CONSTRUCTING
two bridges across the opequon, in Virginia.
which would very. nearly equal the cost of
the bridge at Shepherds.own Under these
circumstances and in view of the fact that
the work men are rrepari4g for the building
OF the bridge at Shepherdstown. by cutting
through the bluff on the Virginia. side, we
may congratulate the people of the lower
portion OF our county upon the prospect of
having this important road Speedily passing
through their midst"
We trust the conclusion of the HAL may
prove correct, and crossing effected at Sbep-
herdstown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-20
NJ A R RTEE.

AT the residence OF the bride mother, in Charles
town, on Tuesday morning, May-l3rh, s73 by Rev
Cumberland. Md. late of Winchester, Va, to Miss
MARY f. BLESSING, daughter Of the late John
F. blessing, of this place.
May nature ehed her rays
Serenely DER their lot;
And, in the tide of future days,
:; May troubles harm them not,
At the residence o the BRIDES father. nos, Az.
den. Bier kelley county. by Rev Father O'Keefe. Mr.
John /. RANSBURG to Mics ELIZABETH b.
CUNNINGHAM, all Of fserkcey county.
On Tuesday lat, at the house of Tbos- ! R,,cl-
wood, in;Berkeley Strings. by Rev Father NJ Zee,
OF Frederic ksburg, Va, Mr. JOHN a. SCOTT, OF
-nlartinebure land Miss ELLA BEvANs, OF Der keiey
Springs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-20
THE KANSAS MURDERS.

iParticu1ars of tae Ct.ier.yeale H6rr6rs-An
I'm Of Dfsstf llsstosgs sso1 lie Bender
Family-pssoye,ys ef ti.e 8 B8oss1tsiesscf die
ITiet,ms.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-20

"a Dry Goods, CIothing, boots Shoes. Hats Cans.
tom work offered 10 the citizens OF I.t'crst1n
county. ~ we buy goods BIZ the case for cash
enables us to offer the greatest Inducements. ut
e. E3ose GO RA.o's,
Have now open for insrecto n mngn ificent.tocl
Gents Furnishing Goods, Ir1wn al ,ieachcd
Cotton Pins, Needles, hooks and Eyes. Shire
cant to mention, at Factory prices Japanese Dress
Cloth. the bs dsomest goods for Ladies' Suits only
25c. per yard Beautiful Silk Iron Grenadines 25c.
worth SIC. 100 pieces all r"iors and shades Mar.
sailles Csc and up. We offer special inducements
inth".e e"ots as they were bought at iess than the
old prices Beautiful hIousIin DeIapes. very han
come, at lS3c. lawns I2sc. erase Goth 2nc per
yard: beautiful assortincnt of snrng add sum.
tner sha wis, from s up. Lace Shawis at Import
er's prices. Headquarters for
BLACK ALPACAs.
From Csc. up to the finest grades. Save go per cent
goods in the Valley of Virginia. We have a fine
line of Psrasols and Sun Umbrellas. 75c. up. We
have on hn nd a fine ineot
MILLINERY GOODS,
Such az trimmed and un trimmed Bon cts a nd Hats.
Flowers, Ribbons. sc. We would ca the attention
OF the lndies to our stock of Millinery Goods before
attention of Housekeerers to our line of Linen
Goods. SUCH all linen Table Cloths at Soc Linen
Towels y yds. long at i6c., Linen Napkins los.
CLOTH! CLOTH, CLOTH
loom Cottonades for Farmers ands Niecbap;rs onlv
2oc, HomcsPun Cnssimerc. part wool, only -25c,
worth so. We invite your special attention to our
:. CLOTHING.
We have Suits from s. 100 up. An our. Clothing is
made By hrst-class Merchan T,aiIors and ali war
ranted Br'utIul Cloths and Csssirncres suitable
for the Spring and Summer styles Hats which we
will sell at red uced prices. We invite our friends
to paw particular notice to this line of goods Our
assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
y complete We Manufacture our own JVb;te
shir,s, and guarantee fit. In the line Ct Parasos
and Umbrellas we defy competition.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Fine Calfskin Boots SO 90 and upwards Beautiful
Button Caters only 30, thread Lasting Gaiters
S2.5O-worth SO so. Just received the Dolly Var
den Shoe at 8 5O-wortI 60 so. Our Boois and
Shoes are Bs fillmore mnde, sold at G ity rices e
have on hand q fulinasortment Of -
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGs, &c.
In which we offer special Inducements A beautiful
assortment IF Milton Jewelry al Csc. per set
N. B.-Pe ray special attention to Millinery
work. All orders for the win receive our inn
mediate attention, as competent R1Iliner ~ a J.
waye employed by US Our goods being bought di.
rectfro Importcrsfor Cash, will sell cheaper
thar any House in Virginia. All City Prices bu-
plicated.
J ROSE K BRO,
Under Free Press Office.
+ :: b; A,ssRs.R: 'F'' }sals.moa,
Nav 20. 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-05-20
I'D oEECD.

stN FRAscIsco, CAL, May s. ls73 r,
NOTICE is hereby given to II whom il may coz
~ Germ, that will apply to the County Court of
Jefferson County, West Virginia, at the August
term fsaid Court 1878, foi an order al thorizjne
and requiring A. r. H. Ransom. Executor of J. L.
Ransom in the County aforesaid, to pay and deliv-
Washing ton, (infsnt children of Georgiapa H.
Washington.l in San Frsncisco, California, all
money or PRECAUTIONARY in the hands Of said
ing to my Wards, and to authorize me. such for
elgn Guardian, to sue for, and receive all
money or personsi property belonging to my
Wards in westVirginia. and remove the same to
the State of California. where my Wards reside
JOHN T. WASHINGTON.
Guardian of Fannie NJ. and Berth. j. wash
May 20. 1s7s-4t.
CHERRY sEEDERS.-This Seeder seeds a bust e,
~ of Cherries in thirty minutes. without bruisine
the fruit or squeezing therefrom- Forssle
by JAS. LAW. HoOFF.
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D l e d.

Atthe residence of his son, p F. NIcCormick kim
this county on Saturday NOR ming. May nth iS7s,
Mr.. MARTIN MCCORMICK, formerly of Pitts.
Pittsburg Pa, Post please copy.
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Gs2- Senator Sumner and wife were dis
yorccd on tho 10th instant.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRUSTEES SAL.
= OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.


virtue offs Deed of Trust, executed by wiz.
I'D liam p Brady and Anna NJ. Brady his wife,
the undersgne Trustee, to the saent of
Certain debts therein mentioned. and which DEED
of Trust Is duly recorded in the Clerks Once pfshe
County Court of Jsf ferson County. West Virgin
in Deed Book No. 4. go, Twill proceed to sell
AT Public Auction. before the Court -House door in
GharlcstoMn, in said County, ON
FRIDAY, The 20th dog Of JUNE, 1878,
at 70 O'Clock, NJ the following Real Estate, de-
seribed in said Deed of Trast, viz.
A part of the Tract of Land In said county known
..PROsPEGT HILL.r
- which par, to be sold contains
f23 Acres, 2 Roods and 10 Perches.
1t lie situated said county, near the Old Furnace
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. and is WELL
IMPROVED.
{ TERMs.-cash. $3.50; on September lat, 1878,
.sss OF septsmher lst. 1874. ts44a; ON Sep
tember 1st, no. Sl,S6l; and the balance Sep
s,ember lst, ls76-the deferred payments to be Sc
cured by the bonds OF the purchaser and by deed
oftrust on the premises cold.
$50 THOMAS C. GREEN. Trustee.
tS- The property will be shown to any person de.
Brown or VIM. P. Brady. =
May 20, lS73-5t.
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New Goods for the Million:

THE largest. best selected and cheapest stnck of
"a Dry Goods, Clothing, boots. hoes, Hats Cars
English: Fr"nch and American C,spirnercr for Gus.
tom work'evcr offered 10 the citizens OF I.ersstn
county. IA we buy goods BIZ the case for ca ali
enables US to offer the greatest Inducements. at