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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11

CoMMESoAbaE.-We are pleased to see
that that hitherto unsightly and almost i'm
passable sidewalk on Water street, between
Main aud Liberty, is being repaired, and put
in passable condition.
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1centaur Imminent.


NS%pm rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-jaw.
,sprains caked breasts scalds burns,
salt-rheum, ear-ache, &c. upon the human frame,
and of strains, SPAWN, gslis sc, upon animals in
one year than have all other pretended remedies
since the world be gan. 1t 10 counter. irriant. an
atl-healing pain reIievsr. Cripples throw away
their eraches, the ls.as walk. poisonous bites
rendered har mlesa .sd the wounded are, healed
without a gear. 1t is no humbug The recipe ia
pu blshed around each bottle. 1t is selling as NO
article before sold. and it sells because does
just what it pretends to do, Those who now suffer
from rheumatism, pain swelling deserve to suffer
il they will not use Ceutaur Lin ;ment. More than
1000 certificates of remarkable cures, including
frozen limns, chronic rheum atism, govt, running
tumors. &C.. haye6>en received We will send a
circular containing certificates. the recipe, &C.,
gratis to any one requesting 1t. One hottie of the
yellow Wrapper CentaIr Liniment 10 worth one
hundred dollars for spawned or sweenied horses
and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep. Stock
owners-thia iniment is worth your attention. No
family should be without Centaur Lin iment. Sold
by all Druggists. so cents per bottle iarge'botles
$l.c0 J. B. Rose Co., SO Broadway, New
York.
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FRACrioUS HoKsE.-A horse attached to
cH'siase coa;a'n;ng a potion Of the family
of Mr.. Harrison anderson, became fractions
near the jail on Sunday night last, AND 'eter
a few nomeos Of 6esnerate kicking rid him
self Of he vehicle and left it in =. surrv plight.
the occupants of the carriSee wero GSr,ara.c
enough to escape without Serious irjary.
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ALMOST FIRE.-The roof of the black
smith shop of Mr Thos. w. Davis, on West
street, caught fire from the chimney yester-
day morning, but was luckily discovered in
time and distinguished with bat little diff
Guilty
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Eggs. rf"~->ro.I2 F> 4'S
DENTAL OFFICE,
co"ssR CHAR.E' ANN LIaEarv STREETS,
Gina wa@SdGyy8E.

Fo" Loss OF APPETITE, Dvkpepsia indigestion.
vRrn'l# fnrtns. trra PEoror1fd Eiixir Of Criissys
made by CasY"ll; Hazard Co., New YORK. and
ulant ton c f"f ratents recovering frour fever or
other sickness, ithas equal Ifraken during the
eeas"n IT prevents fever and ague and other inter.
mittent fevers SaIw
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HOG SrEALyNG,-Hogth thieves have COM
menced their operations, aud our people in
possession of swine should now sleep with one
eye open aud their Firearms loaded aud
primed. A valuable hog was stolen froms the
pea of Mr.. Henry DUNN on Saturday night
last, and negro man caught in the ac, of
making wsv wish si,ost or two on tie farm
OF Mrs.. W. Wysong, near Town, Que night
last week, was slightly peppered with e load
of bird-shota
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AcctDeNr--Charlie, little son of Mr.. J.
ii. Haines, of this place, had The misfortune,
on Friday week, whilst cutting up k;udling
wood, to chop the end of one of his toes
DIR. G. I. Richardson gave him attention, and
he is now doug as well as could be expected
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Gs The Berkeley circuit court will COM
tnence to-day.
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Great Cheap Store
ALEcIuRE "a YbuAa MEu.
octoSsr7, 1878.

n LEo1ShE us TDUHG MEHs
tHFfEsR Just Published, sta Sealed Enpeiope-
0sskI5IsR ture. Treatment and Radical Cure of
Spernintorrbpa or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
E.missions, Sexual Debility. and I,npediments to
Marriage generally; Nervousness, Consumption,
EPllePsy and Fits; Menta! and Physical Incapaci-
~. resulting from Self Ahuse. etc by RcBKar j.
CULvERwELL NJ. D. Authoro the /" G Book &c.
The worid-renowned author. in this ad mirabie
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of Sell Abuse NAV be
etfectualy removed without ned icines and without
dangerous surgical operations bongies, inetru-
ments, rings or cordials. pointing a mode o!
cure at once certain and etfectua, bv which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition NAV he may
cure himself cheaply, privately and radically This
Lecture will prove a boon to Thousands and Thou.
sauds
Sent under seal, to any address, in plain ara led
envelope, the receipt of six CENTS or two postage
stamps.
Also, DR.. Culverwell's I" Marriage G uide,n price
so cents
Address the Publishers
CHAs. J. C KLINE & Co.
127 Bowcrv. New York. Post Office Box, 1856.
oct9her I. ls73-odJuly22lv
CREAM REDUCTION In PRICES!
IRON this date we will sell, for the Cash. these
= articles at the following prices:
Gnnnens .isssersas 90 cents.
Halle, Chew iier's aud Xanthire Hair Re.
newers, S.
Rurnet,'s Cod Liver Oil, S.
Porous p lasters, 90
Wells o.
All T,nctures and syraps. exec It the very
expensive, at scents
In fact, everything in our line will bc sold at
snait advance on who esaIe pr;cea..
" 9 MASON, Druggist
Angus,.s6, 1878. IF. P. copy.l
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u. " OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF TIME
Yesterday new time table went into effect
on the Cumberland Valley Railroad. Three
trains for passengers now run each way every
day.
Tho mail train leaves Martinsburg at 7:3O
a. NJ, arrives at Hagers,own at $3.50, a. NJ.
and at Harrisburg at IL N.
The express leaves Marsinsburg at 500 P.
~, arrives at Hagerstown at 4:O3 P. NJ. and
at Harrisburg at 1850 PM. 81.
The mixed train leaves Martinsburg at
lilo A. NJ, arrives at Hsgerstowu at 1870
P. NJ. and at Harrisburg ut 9:55 p. NJ.
The express train South leaves Harrisburg
at $50 A. NJ, arrives at H.gerstown at 1l:OO
A. NJ. and at Martinsburg at 1900 NJ
The mail train South leaves Harrisburg at
200 P. NJ, arrives at Hagerstown at $50 p.
NJ. and at Martinsburg at $50 p. NJ.
The mixed train South with passenger ats
tashed leaves Chambersburg at 8. a. NJ, ar
rives at Hagerstowp at $50, aud at Martins
burg at 1920 A. NJ. .NartinsJury Ind.
GRAND DIVISIONS. O.T.-A session of
the Grand Division Of the Sons of Temper
anoe of West Virginia, was held in Grafton
on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 2sth aud
10Th of October. Owing to some cause, says
the Sentinel, but a small number of delegates
were in attendance, but considerable business
was transacted in the interests of the Order.
The next session is to be held at Newburg,
Preston county, the last Tuesday in April,
1874. The following Grand Officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
G. W. P, Il. Fl. Fawce,t. Newburg, Pres
ton county; G. w. a.. w. b. Morgan, Graf,
ton; G. Scribe, w. f. Thomas, Eearneys>
vile, Jefferson county; G.. T., D. A. Brady,
Sir Johns Run; G. c., J. z. r. Keener,
Grafton G. Sent. 4. S. Galliep, Berkeley
Springs; G. Chap, W. R. Calico, Sir
Johns Ran.
Qua MAlL s.-Under the recent railroad
changes, the rails now arrive at and depart
from the Charlestown pos.ofice as follows:
Aa7IUo1s.
From the East, West and South, via Har-
per's Ferry, at $50, A. NJ:
From Rippon and Kabletown, at $780, A.
Valley Mail, via Winchester, at COG. p. NJ.
From the East and South, via Baltimore
and Washington, at l:07, a. N.
Departures.
Valley Mail, via Winchester, closes at
l0:i5, A. Nj.
For Rirpon and Kabletowu, at II, A. NJ.
For the East, West and South, via Harper's
Ferry, at $50, P. NJ.
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LOCAL INTElLIGEHcE.

Qua WANrs.-Wewsnt Honey, Corn and
Wood, and that noo. We have been living
on promises long enough, and as they will not
sdfice to keep us'aud those belonging to Us
through the winter, We desire something more
substantial. Whilst We request the above
articles of all our. patrons in general, we mean
the gist of our remarks for some I'M particular,
and trust that they will have the manliness to
read and act, aud that at once. 1.-The harvest
is past and the summer is ended" and we are
not paid.
GIRcUIr CouRT.-The Circuit Court of
Jefferson county, Judge Allen presiding, was
to have adjourned yesterday. The attention
OF the Court. for the greater part of the past
week, was engaged in the trial of the case Of
she Shes. ". b. r. Co. Us. G. T. Butler
Action for assessment of dsmages for passage
'of rsilroad through his land. The jury, on
Saturday, found verdict for the Defendant,
aud assessed the damages at $4,000, as fol-
lows: On the upper or Hendricks farm, ST.
320.5o; on the eighty acres owned by Butler
individually in the lower or home farm, $40 !;
on the $50 acres owned by Butler and wife
Jointly in the home farm. IS 239 80. Travers
for piaiutifa Fauik ner, and Baylor & Wilson
for defendant
Col, Geo. A. Por.erfeld, Cashier of the
Bank of. Gharles.owp, was appointed by the
Court, General Receiver of this County.
CATAMoUNr K'L.xo.-A party of co,o~ed
mea of this place, whilst out coon hunting in
the woods of f8lr. Daniel Cockyill, about %
miles from Charlestowo, on Thursday night
last, secured and brought into town large
Gasamount, measuring tweniy>iour inches
from head to tail, aud weighing seven pounds.
This wild animal when first discovered, was
freed BY The dogs of the party, and Jumping
TO the ground was, after short and desperate
resistance, overpowered and iiled by them.
1t was possessed of an ugly set of teeth and
claws of the most scra,chabie variety, aud
would, doubtless, have proved most I'M
comfortable customer for an una.med nan up
ttee.
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THE WHEAT CROP.

fTNRIS crop. generally nine montbs or more in ma.
turing, needsa DusABIr BoNE PHosPHArI
The "PATAPSCo." a Soluble Ammonfated Bone
Phosphate, article of the highest grade, well
known and established, and is ma sotured cope.
cialiy for a WHEAT producer. With favorable sea-
son it will secure n Stand of Glover.
WASHINGTON & LIpPITT,
Agents for Jefferson, Clarke Fred rick Counties
0T- ofice.at their Goa snd Wood Yard.
Cha lentown. Aug. s 1873 y
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BALTIMORE MARgETs.
FRESH AND CHEAP GROCERIES.

hAVING associated ourselves together in the
Ii GROCERY BUSINESS, we now offer to our
irlends ana the public. at the old stand the
ner opposite the Bank OF Charlestown, Fresh and
Prize iQtof
GROCERIES. QUEENSwARE, GLASS;
WARE, WcODENwARE, &c,
at moderate prices. Give US a call.
DAVIS & LOCK.
o. Country Produce of all kinds taken in ex-
change for goods: D. 81
September 10, 1Si3-Sm.
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TO PHYSICIANS.

MOULD csllthe stten ron of Physicians 10 tho
W following elegant Preparation AZ
Panereatine and sBIsrnuth. Beef Wine and Iron,
Elixir Qninis, Iron and Areenie. Elixir Bnehu and
Pareirn Bravo, Elixir Matieo Co. Eli1ir Iodo- Bro-
rnide alciufn Co, Elixir phos phnte Iron ELK
Corydalis. Elixir Caiissya and Iren,s with Extract
Beef, Elixir Cinchone, Iron and Rismuth besides
all the Elixirs in general nse.
MAY q. ISIS w. s. MASON.
~ recommended in Facial Neuralgia aad Cuta-S
neous DiscasesA For sale,et
May "a. 1878. MAsoN's Drug Store
I WOULD call attention of Physicians, and all
ration Of Bror.ite Gamphor which hss no 81 perier
May q, 1873. wv. s. MASON.
/. nINELE'S JEWELRY STORE.
Main Street. next door to Msson,. Drug Store,
cHARLssrows. 1nrrEssos Co., w-yA.s
THE undersigned respectfully announces that he
= VIII continue to conduct the Jewelryi Business
In all its branches, keeping hand full line of
articles in 81. ~ a 2 II
JEwELRY.Sw Sc CLOCKS.
Also. Repairing of Watches. Clocks and JawelrS,
at pricee as low as it is usually done in the city.
Thankful for past favars, rnost respectfully so-
licit acontinnance of the same. tg9a
May u, 1873. L. DINKLE.R
TNHE MAGIC MoCKING BIRD-A new aud
Il splendid toy. II initiates the Nfocking Bird
perfectly: 1ust received and for sale by
May IS, 1873. L. BINRLE.
DIANO TUNlNG.-Persons whaling TO hay. their
\. Pianos Tuned would do well to report them 10
PiHnos on the unost moderate terms. and warrant
for one year. l.. DlSRLE,
SPECTAcLEs:-fisye splendid assortment of
~ spectacies, from % cents up.
noNsT get msrricd until you get one Of those
~ beautiuI IS X. Gold B,ngs.at
May ~, 1878. l.. DINKLE'S.
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Oh, YES! Oh, YES!
TO con TRACT0Rs OR LAB0RERS,

WISH to contract or employ hands to
L Hew from Ten to Fifteen Th9.ssund Rails
road Ties. Apply immediately to
GEO. W. ElCHELBERGER.
July 20, 1S73-tf.
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OPPOSITION THE LIFE OF TRADE.
CIGARS of our own manufacture retaied at
" wholesale prices. No. Cigars for 5 cents;
all articles in our line in proportion.
September ,, 1873. b. HAISES
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DOMESTIC Dry Goods and Ladies' Dress Good
~ ofovery shade, sold at prices that defy com.
petition, at
GOLDSMITH's TWIN FRONTS.
Nr}D herT J-72
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ASPARAGUS BEDS.

THE undersigned having thorough and prac,i-
furnish Asparagus Roots and make Asparag us Beds.
at the shortest notice nd upon the bio
terms Roots, in all the beat varieties. raised by
himself, and guaranteed fresh. For further par.
ticulars address G SHAULI
Middlewsy. JEDI. Co., " Va.
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T DIES SHAWLS,
IL LADIES' HAIR RRAIDs. j:
LADIES' KID GLOVES
all coiors; everything worn by ladies' can e found
at Goldsrnith IS Twin Frcnts. Best MATERIAL latest
stylc and lowest prices.
October + 1873.
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CLOSING OUT. SALES

.SON CHESTNUT (RoUND) STAKES, feet
WV long, to average inches thick at larger
and 81 to inches at an aIier end-to be delivered
sby April LIST. at Mt. Ararat Vineyard. near Baney's
Mill. JOHN J. Il. STRAiTH.
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PRESERVE YOUR FURS AND W0oLEys
PY using Auti-Noth Cedar Soap, Ca III phorated-
~ effective and economcaI-just wed and for
sale by c. E. BELIER
July 5. 1879.
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CHILDREN's CARRIAGES.

IA E receiving "a stock of Children. Ca r.
w riages-prices rang ing from Sl2 to- S25.-
Well-rnade and very handsome.
March %, 1873. STUMP & HAWKS.
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Jefferson County Circulating Library.
I HAVE opened a Circulating Library for the use
latest works of the best authors all other books
that called for Have of the books on hi nd
now, and will he receiving the newest publications
every week. The terms these: Each per son
renting to be Id resp nsible for it's return in gold
condition II damaged the party pays for the dam
age Rent. % cts. per week in advance.
June IL. 1873. GEO. r LIGHT.
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I AIDES Particular Attention is called 10 the
! magnificent stock Of MILLINERY GOODS at
Goldsmith IS Twin Fronts. A room il the rear of
Store 10 ia prepared for the exhibition nd Fas h.
lonable Miliner is in Constant attendance, The
styles The very latest and perfectly beautiful
Prices lees than could be agined.
90 Call early and make your selections.
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MAsoN's Cholera Remedy .ift.ken in time viii
IVA prevent all tendency TO THE discase. Evers
house should have bottle specific in Disu bces.
Prepared only by w $ MASON
CS.T received n fresh lot of London Porter: ,lso
y Ext. Malt. w. 3. MASON
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Judge b. S. Compton, OF Michigan, Is staying &C
the Grand Central HOTEL
Captain Merryman, OF the United States Revenue
Marine Corps has quarters at the Everett House.
Assistant Paymaster william G. MCGOWAN, OF the
United States Navy, yesterday arrived at the Hon.
man House.
Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minister at
Washington, Is expected in this city in few days.
Lady Thornton and daughter are stopping at the
westmoreland HOTEL
clergyman is reported to be authority for the
statement that convention OF badheaded men
IS soon TO be held Boston for the purpose OF re-
viving the old wig party.
General Giles A. Smith, formerly assistant post
master at Washington, proposes to locate at San
Jose, California, where he has purchased large
tract OF land Hozay for SMITH
"Butler Clubs" are increasing In Massachusetts.
according to the Boston Post. When that paper
saws favorable word about General Butler It will
certainly be strange tidings from the East.
The editor OF the Fredericksburg (yal Neacs was
asked by stranger, "lf 1t possible that little
town kept up four newspapers" and the reply
was "No 1t takes four newspapers to keep up the
town."
At the anniversary meeting OF the London Royal
Geographical Society the goth ult, Major General
Rawlinson, before bidding farewell to the members
"a their President explained that the Victoria
medal had been forwarded 70 Mr.. Stanley in Annex
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TRIPLE HEET T.
New York. Monday, June Q, 1873.
THE NEWS OF YESTERDAY.


4THE ANGLO-AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COM
PANY AND IFS EXTORTIONS MINISTER
SCHENCK'S IMPORTANT DISCLOSURES"-
TITLE OF THE LEADING EDITORIAL AR
TlCLE-SXTH PAGE.
SPAIN PROCLAIMED A FEDERAL REPUBLICl
ALMOST UNANIMOUS VOTE OF CORrESl
PROBABLE COMPOSITION OF THE NEW
MINISTRY AMBASSADORS RECALLEDl
"REDn REPUBLIC DEMANDED BY THE
EXTREMISTS THE MUTINEERS IN
GRANADA CONQUERED AFTER DES.
PERATE FIGHT CHEERS FOR ALFONSO
SEVENTH PAGE.
EX-PREsIDENT FIGUERAS GIVES HIS VIEWS
ABOUT THE SPANISH REPUBLICl HE
HOPES FOR IT'S PERPETUATIONl THE
BRILLIANT AUGURY FROM AMERICAN
SUGGEST DON CARLOS AND HIS PROS
PECTS-THIRD PAGE.
eERILs OF THE FRENCH REpUBLIC THE
ELECTION OF THE NEW LEGISLATIVE
CHEF PRUDENT PREPARATIONS FOR
THE COMING STORM GLIMPSES AT THE
LEADERS OF PUBLIC OPINiON-THIIp
PAGE
POLAR PEEILsl RESULTS OF THE INQUIRY
INTO CAPTAIN TYSON'S SEPARATION
FROM THE PoLARISl CAPTAIN HALL BE-
LEVIED TO HAVE DIED A NATURAL
DEATH CHARGES OF DRUNKENNESS AND
MUTINY AID FOR THE MISSING VESSEL
SEVENTH PAGE.
CAPTAIN JACK AND THE OTHER RED-SKINNED
FlENDS DOOMED THE AUTHORITIES
WORKING TOGETHER FOR SPEEDY JUS
TICE TO CONVICTED MURDERERS-SEvENTH
PAGE
THE TOUR OF THE PERSIAN RULER IN EU-
ROPE GRAND RETlNUE AND COR
GEoUs TRAPPINGS HIS PURPOSES SEW
ENTH PAGE.
SUPERB CONTESTS ON THE FRENCH TURF
THE RACE FOR THE GRAND PRIZE OF
PARIS WON BY BoIARD-SEvENTH PAGE
MEETING OF THE BERMUDA LEGISLATURE
IMPORTANT GABLE AND G GENERAL NEWS
SEVENTH PAGE
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN GOTHAM SEVERE
LOSSES IN SULLIVAN STREET-THIRD
PAGE
PUBLISHING THE GOSPELS SALIENT POINTS
OF YESTERDAYS SERM0NSl DIR. HALL
ON UNHAPPY MARRIAGES. THE CoLLEC-
TioN FOR THE POPEi BISHOP LYNCH ON
GERMAN INTOLERANCE! THE CULORED
MErHODISTS' NEW ACKNOWLEDGMENT
PAGE.
LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF DIR. TYNG'S
NEW CHURCH IMPRESSIVE CEREMo-
EIES-NEWS FROM ThE CAPITAL-TEYru
PAGE.
METROPOLITAN SUNDAY ENJoYMENTs, WHERE
THE EXCURSIoNlSTS WENT AND HOW
THEY SPENT TIE DAY-GoTHAM'S PAS
TORAL-EiGHTu PAGE.
THE ATTEMPTED CUSTER IN ARKANSAS BAX.
TIERS OPPOSITION TO JoBDERYi THE
PEOPLE SUSTAIN HIM-EIGHTH PAGE
AN INCIDENT RECALLED 81 THE WALWoRTH
TRAGEOT-.A BRACE OF MARYLAND MUIR.
DERERS DOOMED TO TIE GALLOWS-A
UNITED STATES SENATOR ABANDoNS HIS
WIFE-ErGHTa PAGE.
CRIME IN DELAWAREi EXECUTIONS FOR
INTENDED oUTRAGES--REAL ESTATE
NEWSLETTER PAGE.
THE SOUTH AMERICAN COUNTRIESi PERU
WAN PRoGRESS THE NEW TREASURY
LoAN-LITERARY CHIT-CHAT-FIrTH PAGE
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN FINANcEsl THE ENG
LfsH BANK TROUBLED THE WEEK IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE.
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FRANCE, TO ALL APPEARANCE, is doing
well under MacMahon. indemnity
satisfaction. BY September all the money
will be paid and France will be free. Mac
Mahon has skilfully disposed Of General
Chanzy by appointing him Civil Governor OF
Algeria. Chanzy might have been dangerous
ut home, in the event of a general election.
Whatever MacMahon in,ends-whether to re-
store the Empire, or to recall the Bourbons, or
TO establish the Republic-he is evidently, by
skilful and cautious movements, strengthening
his position.
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The LATEST THUNDER-GUsT FROM Ex-Gov-
ERNoR WIsE.-Ex-Governo WISE Of Virginia,
has written letter to the editor of the Norfolk
Viyginian-on political topics-of such extreme
length as to prevent the Lynchburg Republican
from republishing it on the day of its recep-
ton. The venerable Ex-Governor never was
famous for brevity, and was never much in
clined to be witty The editor Of the Virginidn
asserts that he publishes the ex-Governors
declarations with pain, particularly where he
declares that ''there is reason to believe that
their (the conservative leaders, present design
is to declare war Of races-of white men
against black" The Norfolk editor AYERS that
nothing could be more preposterous than
this" and proceeds to arraign the "Sage Of
Only rs an enthusiast. Moreover, the idea
he expresses of "giving q cordial support, on
certain conditions, to General Grant" horri-
fies the conservative editor of the Viryinian,
who, in addition to the "Lost Cause" has
now to lament the loss Of one who was once
'Our Harry" But the Ex-Governor has had
great deal Of experience in his day and gen.
Grafton, and he certainly ought to know at
this late day how the political cat jumps, as
we'll outside as within the limits of the Com
monwealth Of Virginia. Hence his views are
entitled to no little weight
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destroy the hopes of the republicans. The re-
stored monarchy. he thinks, viii be but short
lived, and. after its fall. the Republic will be
found stronger than ever. Speaking Of Cuba,
Fgueras was willing to admit that ultimately
it would become Incorporated with the United
States; but for the present, he said, no Span
ish government could stand an hour which
would attempt in any way the Acknowledgement
of Spain or the disturbance Of her territorial
integrity"
The interview which we publish this morn
ing stamps Sehor Figueras as clear-headed
and far-seeing statesman. Never before since
the advent of the Republic has the compli-
Gated skein Of Spanish politics been SO COM
pletely unravelled His resignation Of the
Presidency into the hands of the Cortes shows
how loyal he is to his trust. There are those,
doubtless, who see in this an attempted eva
sion Of the responsibility, but it is an unfair
deduction to draw from an act which was
morally obligatory. A few days will develop
whether he acted wisely or weakly. In the
avowed sense Of the resignation it is o proof
Of bis confidence in the Republic. His views
are not of the brightest on its future being
untroubled; but his opinion, that if the mon
archy reappears at all it will be for a short
period, will be widely shared by those who
have studied the drift of thought in Spain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-09

THIRTY THOUSAND PEOPLE visited Concord,
N H., last week to witness the Inauguration
of Governor Straw. This shows which way
the political wind blows in the Granite State.