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New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
Chanres for Busluess Mcn
Onnnrtncrehlp Nollres.

VHE undersigned have this day formed &. a
copartne nLg under the firm Lamc " DAVIS fREEhAN t
t transaction Of banking and stock brokerage business ana
taken the recently occupied By Aesrs 4 40 y Oo '''
~ fqf t.s te firm Of WORK. Davis & Blr.on)
Eeg. York June lG. 1879. FbANCIs T. f"EHNA''
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
raALN--L..uE N.MNnRN.

Troirs f'r New-Igr .tl. .4t-.I r.. l.N ..
g:.Oa. 3d. ok I1IIr tlrcui. i.I t.Nl % l-' ' ..-'
and .;iI lLor cr..,.:. lN $500 '-' .- ,-ty
For Sol.r v walk. ..-. ..' ia. i-- ..
tE1 b 3..5 $780, 5.'o So SD" o DO Fer e- '.' p. %
g0r. l.:'IB 10. l.-f .--, 49, t i-. ...''
t:31 1890 :l0. o..
taf po- Che -er il;tl !. ON,
Boston ErQr.s. . H .;+ .l4 z. i.''
%. DID,. va Shore line 70 ]; H.Jn. 10 ia. r
.uI .;lU p. Stopping 90 30 u..' N'sAlA a-
1913 a. ul l.- !: D. M .'.' .. ID H 1T s- .to.E
Norwich. New or ant Providence nd tr Conn. N..' 'A
IAg ..,J o. Oh. al 800 p sets 1870 AeH-'r- . .'.
% No., w = 3, u, S1-tf ,-d .i,r r ~. No--e rs. &'S
a. To- l.y. 1uU ani connects vr. N.u,at1c .al.'
u qul $500 %. n Hrf' U0I.ltUuc RI.
ald dni 3il5 5H ana SJ p q. WITH bi-' .. '
NOEa4lA lad the eO5 J. 1883 al- '.I' .
Ctlaau R1iro1i 80 StlwlIr. o. .. r.r- -.
sunday Boston Mml Trans d. 7:) p 0a Spr1g'd H H.'' IT,
Dmsrssoom cars on Day HIrrss anl Sesilsc ODD Ssi .i'
an De vurL at Ticket Orsc COMPANY . Hill e.
m. pfpd. on oT-as OF y. T. Transfer Coz tii N r. ~
and 40 Broolyu; Who WI. also cl-eA iiSsc i'A "
dtutc tbUtsIlat"u ..,. o f.,..
I. ~. hEl.f. bral r.tt..A .-.l-f."-
JOHN o.. MOODY. S4.',. DIV. tt"-.....
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20

PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RALLRUAD--
I ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE Of CA.S, TO
THB OiL REGION AMI LUMBER IaIcr OF PENN. T.a.ls
w.. 'ea.e Del russes and COu.-4lt-s. Ferrgs;
9.2J . Lre Express lay. except ,uull with Fu-lh te
Car through from NewloFN 20 on CITY. 4fne saAol, ,,'
Ni.usdrt Lock Haven $50, EeuOvO, :l0 mi lfll'i
5:Ul Cory t0J: Eue 49, Connects a. lriuen and Corr
With on Cssek and Allegheny River r. r. or Tie OIL Rou 90 Ere
with Lax. Shore r.. f1r all points Mrs..
$50 o. H.. Erc Mail Ouhl with Pullman II.'ee Nat 5y4
LaA Haven g:ll; n unston Gloi Cory, CIV re
.5 m Connects IrnetOn Cory nth O Creek ami Ar
gatas River H. H. og the OIL Regou Ere with Lake Shore Il L. of
ai poas West -, p,r r',,rs c..i S--..,,.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
-. y fH-H Ta.r.. ~. VI al. H.rrrsrss

20 - - . = : = -
n. Has u mi 2:5 30 3;al a:i5 ff' SD fH,
2. r. KICKER So, and Llg.
| H. r. BALDWIN General Passenyer 4 gent.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY tor

NORTH RIVER and NEW-YORK STEAM
y BOAT CO.OEct Hirrsol-t Pier S.ra lNIENAl l'F
. p r except >g.4lys l0TEers Tlrr lc r. LIE,
.,.r.. d, Ia yersnts and PcekI; ADELPIII Do
iDr ,uo. l1nlers. Hastings D. T. Iosn - sing ai
Ttt-r-: ALEXIS ionkers Hastings, d.
Feir rynEon Town anl Nyaca. NyaoA and A. Town r on'
meet with H. Ii. tra.as. D. LAHE, Aet
New-York tribune., 1873-06-20
COUTH SIDE r. R. OF Ii.

and aer NAV TO- 1919 trains will depart aui arrive from New
~ -R.o..yslt and Grapl.sl fsrres-as follows:
DepaIt -, hlH'e
ACCOMMODATION aud kockaway ..3Sl p.
odtiOn.
4.mr y -RIpres,-P.tehogue and RocKawaY. 1000
40 n m-P,cbogue Aesommod'n anl Rockagay.. $500 a.
$40 D. m-llemDstcad kEpfess.'' " ~
81 n-lsIp Accomm and kOckaway ...8:u5
mmOiatiou.
7:t5 p m-From Bushwck ooly, MD tmin ds, .lilo a. ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

THR MAXIM Gas Company's gas failed
to connect in the early part of last even
ing. and upon inquiring at Mr. Harris
we were as good as told that the gas was
drunk 1t seemed to have lot of can
dies to see to get to bed by-judging.
from the looks of Frisbie's window
about G O. clock. We have known good
many gassv DRINKS in our time; but this
is the first instance of a drunken gas
that we remember to have encountered
1t wasn't any laughing gas, drunk or no
drunk, but, rather, a very dull, blue and
gloomy gas when in its worst stage of
inebriety and helplessness.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

BILL Mason. ever SO long Deputy
Warden of the States Prison, under = e
old Republican regime, has taken to the
business of painting and papering. He
performed that handsome job of paint
ing and papering at The Baltimore Res
taurant, near by which place, on Carson
street. he may be found. He will exer-
else due promptness and diligence in
reference to any orders he may get.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

Following close upon the death of Col.
Curry is that of another one of the
earliest settlers in Carson, Mr. Cyrus
! Adams, long known as the proprietor of
the Penrod House, the name of which
he lately changed to the Adams House.
He was taken while attending to the
duties of his Hotel, about the time of
the arrival Of the railway train, on Sat
urday morning, last, the LIST inst, with
a congestive chill, and was Frustrated at
once. This chill was succeeded by a
high fever and the usual prostrating
sweat. and Oh Sunday morning he had
another chill and third enc on Sunday
afternoon. After that third chill he be-
came delirious and renamed in that
state until his death. which took place
Yesterday afternoon about > O'Clock.
Cyrus Adams came of sturdy Nassachu-
sets stock and was born at Enosburg.
Franklin county. Vermont, on the 9th of
September, \. d. 1920. This makes
him little rising 53years. We Thought
him an older man. He went to Illinois
before he was y years of age and settled
near Chicago in which v:cinage be lived
till lie came to California III 1853. He
and Il man named Bailey who is a sheep
owner now near Palisade) were ASSOC
ciated for several months, in Sacramento,
in keeping the What Cheer House.
there: and in 1860 he came over here
and leased the old adobe built 10y Eman-
mel Penrod on the corner of Carson and
Telegraph streets. He subsequently
bull; the frame hotel building adjoining:
and he has KEEP: :! public house on that
spot ever since. SO he lived il Carson
more than thirteen wears. Mrs. Adams
tells rs that tAis fatal sickness was the
first disorder OF any kind sufficiently
serious to make her husband take his
bed since he and she were married. He
looked ike man of solid vigor enough
to last him past the eighties. He wa, Il
sinGrlarly reticcnt man who minded bis +,
own business and made few acquaint- /.
inccs He was very industrious, and /
very earnest withal, as you might see
" his looks and stirred about /
lervousiy and constantly in = still |
way of his own. Mr.. Adams
caves wife--a most worthy lady-and
nd is at work in the iateT-Oceah office,
jhicago. Willie. the oldest of the boys
living here, is employed in the Mint and
: very promising. Intelligent young
nan. The funeral will be announced by
,rinted notices tomorrow. No time is
ct fixed for it.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

DISTRICT CoUEr PRocEEDrNGs.-Tue
day, November 4. Hon C. n Harris
Judge.-State vs.. Burke, Tracy and
Slattery: highway robbery: set for trial
Saturday. Nov. s. Cuppct VS.. Cuppet;
continued to Nov. II. Wells, Fargo &
Co. vs.. Charles $. Brown: demurrer
sustained and plaintiff given one day to
amend. Adjourned to Saturday, Nov. s,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

The ladies of the Catholic Church
propose giving party for the benefit OF
the church on Thanksgiving Day Thurs
day, November 27). at Moore & Park
er's Hall.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05
Eutter;ck's Paper Patterns and Sheet
MuSfc

AT Z. Fred. Brooks noted store for imported
segars, tobacco, books, stationery. musical in
strunents, cheap jewelry, toys. etc, AZ Theater
Block. next door TO Mat. Rinckell's butcher
shop. Carson City. Agency Tor all the Caltfor-
MIA papers, Gold Hin News, PIctoIi2li and Ma
CaZlHts,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

deal has been said in some of the Stat
papers about the removal OF Mr.. Turner
psar;ha5 =. VI "a ''n a, LIS 'a az A Sn n.'
Jones. and the occasion has been use,
to point moral concerning the evils o
,.. pat oias, anu al, 10 ,ii"s'ia'e r,l'
Torn, Now Tho tact i Sanator Jone,
had nothing to do with the displacement
Oh MI. turner. he was removed fol
la.tnr frnn rha pas.6sa we n Mere snowt
STATING that il had been found receSsorH
to remove Mr. Turner for certain delin.
Gnencles IN his oftlce-fall11re to make
,';..adl ,ois s9''isiEeh's. II we are ho'
recommend some one for the position,
This Is the extent to which political in
i iueilte anu .lsh service reform nave
nostoftice -F1t.>1,,.;se ''> -''' '''
This statement is correct. 50 far rs If
goes: but in Justice to Mr. Turner We
make the following showing Of facts.
Turner succeeded Ben Small !, 1880
Small WAS also rerrove1 ..for cans,
said cause being SuaE's failure to accele
to tie demands of the DEPARTMENT to
pay over MONEYS retained bv him ont Of
the cross income Of III. office for rent
But. as T1rncr knew Srnon's rent ac-
counts were finally allowed IN .bn t,no
of S.. 500 or So 600 we believe. So
with near AMI ivino ,,rerr,,frt before
him. Turner also kept back each omar
ter. what world nav his rant-c3, Nor
month. He did this. notwithstanding
his quarterly returns kept coming back.
with a line in red -,k INFORMING hin, Of
the DEPARTMENTS disalioyarce of this
rent charge. BIT all this time the prece-
dent of SnlnlI's allowance WIS before hin,
STRENGTHENED Inv Nve's nron7:sa IN make
it all RIGHT at WASHINGTON. We'll .binns
went ON in this WAY nntil one day abo,.
, wears ago the p. O. d made n ner-
enptorv demand on him for $3.50 an
absolute unavo;JahIe order and }.
2G;J e Since that time he has made !
feGJ.i1r settlements and has settled IN
full for .ha bacl- ora,+ar This !. +ba
stains of tbe case. and If apv ..cousa'' /
lies AGAINST ,Tr Turner II i in his e-fn,.. !
to get himself repaid for his outlay in
Uncle Sam with nostoficc
The Eatey.prLss is quite right REGARDING
Mr.. Jones action in the premises The
Department demanded moor Fred's head
md ;,os,,,,cb &c :. ba1 >, oo,,,., 81,
''' --'-'' - o-- 80
,..,;+;o,, o,,o;,s. s,,oh ,a.;o,, W.;
,;.,s f.;ards oot I;,, borsso,,,e,r ,.coo,,-
,,a,ao,1 .or .bo ,,,aoo 49, c.
o~,, s,,,,.s+;o,, ,o-.,,.I,.. A., -.
NON. W. r,.la .na .b;., ,ooa. -, ..
~
'ay' 'hl' III tniS rent business Is a lesis'-
ess argument, not SO much, perhaps in
avor of larger allowance for this Office
Which ooao.,,; >. p,u.oI g.. I
t-'o1' ~ oot NtA5 ~ 1 ''''ii h,en'
shorter transacts more business than t
nv other Office between Salt Lake CITY +
Nd cooxaa,,.o .. to. .to vac, e {
-.--.-. (
0VGrGneNt buildings Tor the accom- | I;
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

MUIINERY.-E.s. Anderson /: Eood-. Fash
ionaIls Millinrrs. corl.r Of Second and Carson
streets. opposite he Ornsty House, Carson City.
orders solicited. oc7-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05
DIED..

Il Carson City, November :. 1872, Cyrus
lams, . native OF Vermont, aged SO years.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

mR. CHEF JUSTICE WHITMAN went to
California last night in search of health
his system having lately been sub
jected to a malarious attack OF consider
able severity. Hope to see him back
soon, fully restored.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

! =
The TEST CASE, about the old Terrific
rial Sunday Anti Gaming Act State vs.
Wlnston--came up yesterday in Judge
| Witherells Court. There was a jury of
twelve einpannellcd. mainly composed
Of our best class of business men. and
the ease was tried with deal Of earnest
ness and sharp augmentation by Ellis *
Hing for the defense and District Attor-
noy Patterson for the prosecution. The
defense held that the Gaming License
Act virtually repealed the old Territorial
Act aforesaid. and although they adj
mitted that the detendent had dealt faro
on Sunday, a. alleged in the complaint,
he had committed no misdemeanor under
the law. There was quite a squabble
over proposition 10y the defense to in
troduce Winston's license i'll evil
dence-which proposition His Honor
vetoed. In giving this case to
the jury the court delivered charge
which, if it had been duly needed by
that body would have secured the de-
PENDANT conviction; but there was evil
IDENTIFY a strong feeling in support of the
theory that it was the intent of the Leg
islature which enacted the gaming law
to repeal this Territorial Sunday statute;
for when it had been ascertained that the |
jury could not agree upon verdict the !
fact came to the surface that they stood |
for acquittal and for conviction. 1t !
is most likely that if this old Sunday
law ever gets into the Supreme Court it
will be at once decided dead letter.
by virtue Of the intent OF the
gaming act.
JUsTIcE CoUEr.-John Doe, who would
De served Just right if We were to give
lis real name fnll publicity, got on one
II his mean. periodical sprees day be-
ore yesterday and fell asleep on the pub
lie walk; and when an officer went to
i'm in all kindness and tried to coax
am to go home, he got belligerent and
ad to be horsed and harnessed and
hoved into cell and that's how it ,
anne about that Judge Withercll fined
i'm SIS, yesterday. He paid up and
'ent his way: but he is in big luck that
obody brought charge against him for
esisting an officer. He'd better take a
lends advice and let whisky alone, al
'gether-if he DON'T he'll get into the I
apers, sure enough, one OF these times.
Tom the Tinker and Archy Robinson,
70 trampins tin-ware cobblers got up
'arious over their lush and so got into
e Chokey. They are in Jail in default
their tines-Si5 apiece. They are
city hard nuts-suspicious seeming q
lows and Tom, who is lamentable
atherskite. owned up to the Judge that
} had been in every Jail in the United
ates. Tho Winston gambling case
Is tried. 1t come in for a notice by
elf, elsewhere.
;mR. CHEF JUSTICE WHITMAN went to
lifornia last night in search of health {
his system having lately been sub 4
ted to malarious attack of consider =
lie severity. Hope to see him back
III, fully restored. 3
DIED.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04
The Louisiana Situation.

NEW ORLEANS, February 26-The fol-
lowing proclamation was issued this evening
by the. conservative Governor McEnery:
"By virtue of the authority invested by the
constitution and laws of the State, j, John
NlcEnery, Governor of the State of, Louisiana,
call upon and command all citizens OF the
parish of Orleans between the ayes of lS and
45, subject to and capable Of military duty. to
report forthwith tnthe headquarters of Major
General Eugene Raggeman, commanding the
first division of Louisiana militia. at 90
Gravier street. for the purpose of enrolment
as militia and for assignment TO the several
militia commands now in progress of organi-
cation in the parish of Orleans Persons
having arms will have preference in said en-
rollment. The militia thus organized will be
dishanded so soon as the present emergency
and exigency in the public affairs shall cease"
The following joint resolution of the Nc,
Emery Legislature was promulg gated this even
ing:
Reso7.cd by the Senate and House of Rep
rcse"t"f'pes of the State Of Lou;sinnn an Grn-
erol assembly concerned, That Gov McEuerv
he. and rs hereby. requested to use the civil,
and it necessary. the military power of the
State to reins;ate the judges of the third
fourth. seventh and eighth district courts of
the parish of Orleans. on their respective
benches. and tn sustain them in tile exercise
of their judicial power
Nav ORLEANS, Feb 27.-It is understood
the Kellogg government to-day proposed to
the fusionfst- plan Of adjustment which would
make kellogg Gnverno Or and allow the fusion
lists eighteen Senators and fitty>two members
of the House. which would give the repuhIi.
cans majority of three on jnint ballet. The
conclusion arrived at.
Gov. McEnery states that the dispatches
read in the United States yesterday by Sens
tor Morton, purpoitng to have been sent by
Gov. Warmth to him (McEnery) are purely
and absolutely fc,,ti6us. No such dispatch
nor ATTY resembling them have been received
ny Gov. McEnery. The militia organization
is progressing rapidly. About six hundred
were enrolled to-day.
New ORLEANS, Feb % The meeting
advertised to he held in support of McEuer>
t" night, on Lafayette square, was suueEs
Ahout 3,OOO persons assemh'e' aud though
very den"nSira'ive, unanimously approved
the sentiments condemning the kellny. gov
eminent and the national COVE rnm ent, which
anied the Kellogg administration. The peu>
pie ct Louisiana would nor resist with arms,
but submit like men bound baud and f,ot
Resolutions were adopted giving expression
to popular sentiments as follows: That We
dissent from the conclusion that Louisiana
has not republican government in form as
violent and dangerous invasion Of the rights
"f the STATE integrity unparalleled in the
whole catalogue OF federal usurpations. under
the deadly influence of which, as a precedent,
the crushing band of national domination
would be able at will to blot and destroy the
States Of this Union second. that we de-
nounce the minority report of Senator Morton
as piece of parry malicnity.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04
February Is. 1873
COMNlsSIONER'S SALE.

DuRsUANT to a necrer of the Circuit Court of
L Jefferson County. West Virginia, pronounced
On the 18Th day OF November 1872 nacau.p there.
in p-ndins between W Fl II Harley and others
Plaintiffs and Jacob A. Harley aud othere, D.
Commissioners tor the purpose. will expose to Pub
lie Sale
SA TCHD-a 7, the 18th any of MARCH,
1873. IN front Of the Pos, Office in Middiewsy, in
rhd county. the follow ing scri6ed II. Estate OF
the late J"ssrh Har
ONE HOUSE AND LOT.
on the Main street. with all necessary Out. Build.
i"es. and one uSlNPRovED LOT OF a bnut So feet
front, GU the same etrect in Middt. way, and
ABOUT II ACRES OF LAND.
adjacent to the which will be sold in parcel.
OF about Acres each. A plat o diagram Of these
outlets will he exhibited Che dav 81 sale. The
property Is quite valuable. aud purchases are in
vitei TO examine it PnssessIon OF the House and
Lot will be- given the lst day of April, that OF the
Vsca 1t Lot the of esle are com
piled with. and possessiOn al the Oututs SOON rs
tn" wheat now growing upon it is cut-ihe pur-
chaser however. ill rcCCiv" the lAud"r share of
til" growing wheat. which WILL be two fit,hs.
TERMS OF So LE.-One third in Cash the rcei
due in two equal pa vmcnrs at and wear.
from the day of sale hearing int.reat, the pur
chasers giving hHn"s with approved personal srru
riy and the title retained until the Of
tho Court.
n;t-S,l" to tax" place at II o'clock a NJ on the
18th of March. 1873
W. o. MACOUGHTRY,
Fen IL. 1873 to. Special C0nrmishi"nPr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04
1Es. Tn mlte@ >n'5
Dental OFFICE.
CoRSER CHARLES AND LIBERTY SrassTR.
Gf22saz'EpSf0yyasa
n Disease with Thousand yiaptoms.

Disease with a Thousand Symptoms.
Dyspepsia ii he moat perpcxing Il all human
almnts. Its svInPIoIns !IrIost fuite in th.r
variety, aud the tor l"rn aid drapont!rn victims OF
the ':isessr item fancy the Ives the prey,
of every Known ma lady. This i. due in par to
the close svnpsthv uhrh exists between the
stomach and tn" brain, and in part a!s, the fact
tiIst any disturbance of the digestive function
necessarily disordcrs the liver, tine bow c. and the
nervous syStttn, and Affects, St. me extent the
quality -: the blood. medicine that ike Hos
i'uc''s BntCrs, only The atUu,>ch, but Mt
toe -ame tim" controls the liver produces regular
ha by OIL body, braces the pu if, he fluids
and '.ministers 10 mind dBcasrd'' is IN, ret re
the true and only specific for chronic iuuiy"ttion
Such Ia the operation Of this famous vegetable re-.
suve. IL not "uty cures J=ncpsia, aIsn u
G"ncohltants and consequences. Nor. over, II ia
inva iuabe as u preventive OF indg eeti"n No o,,
who Chooscs to tRkG hal wine OF thi arree-
able Hppelz'r ana sttTa me ina hItualIv tur-
day will ever hc troubled with oppression q 4,
exiting. nnusc", sour ernctatuns, utner indi-
cstI"ns of want OF vgor i'll Ih, digestive and as
sluiiatlng srgann. Tn. debility and iauguor Ell
p.rinduc,d by hot weather imIIrn lately and
pefmanen,iy relieved by the Kit",s. aud oere.n-
who are c"ustitut "na!v inclined to look u pom life
"hs thrnueha gias-. srkly,'' i'll he att 10 ~ ke IA
brighter and more hopeful view of the situation
under the genial influence of this wholesome ME.
iirinA RIlmnlsnt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

MARTlNSBItRG AND POT0MAC RAIL ROAD
ALI the bridges en- this road. from the Pn-
tomac river to MarrinSburc. are constructed
OF iron. Those ut Failing Waters and Hoke's
Run have been completed The workmcn
are engaged in the cnnstructinu of the one
crossing the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and
the Tn>carnra near Martinsburg Those who
have seen those beautiful and solid structures,
speak in the highest terms of their works
manship. They are manufactured hv the
Baltimore bridge c0mrany at a cost of SOL
000.-.N artimshurg Era
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

SHENANDOAH VALLEY r R.-The En-
g'neer corps of this Road i. RAPIDLY rn<hiny
forward. and will 500" re""h the Shenandoah
Ir"n Works. When the fac lties of Railroad
TRANSFORMATION both bringing in coal and car
rying off products are added tn the in mersp
water power. and vast beds of minerals in
Page, it will r'nid!y become one Of the first
counties in the .Shcn VaHev.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

York; AND poMEnny CENsuREn.-Sf
L""'s F"br""ry u. The I"wer House of
the Kansas Legislature Yesterday passed q
resolution rensnring f"rke for making charu. 8
against members and failing +" sustain then" !:
ais" one declaring Pnmcrov nnwor y "f the
confidence and respect of the PEOPLE of
Kansas.
In the Senate resolution cn'og;zine Yorke
and condrmnins Pomeroy was lost by vote
of ~ to 49,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

FIRE.-On last Saturday morning the
house of Mr.. VIM Fl. Young. of this place,
was discovered to be on fire. occasioned by a
bad f"e. un"n the alarm being given our
citizens repaired to the scene, and soon ex~
tingu'shed II. The damage sustained was
not great.-Chnrkc Courier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

FORTUNATE Unsatisfactory Young
friend. Mr.. Thomas Lnpton, who left this
place few weeks ago to take up his residence
in the State of Texas, had the misfortune To
lose his pocket book while travelling on the
cars from Cincinnati; 70 New Oreans-a pick
pocket having relieved him Of it while asleep
on the train. Bur t. show the mysterious
agency by which one misfortune saves us from
another and greater evil. the loss OF his poke,
book delayed Mr.. l.uD:nn, and the bnat he
would otherwise have taken to pass over the
Gulf ct Mexico to Texas was burnt at sea,
and nearly all on board persisted.
+ /Y,.In
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04
FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

MY HOUSE AND LOT-the Lot containing Two
vi Acr+s more OF less md has o n it elegant
Cistsrn, Smoke House. CeIlsr. and .oih'r 'rre-
niences. a quantity of Frui; Trees-Arpie.
Peach. Pear. Chrrry. Ounce. Plum: Grape Vince
AID Currant Bushes. IL situated an she South side
OF Cb.rlestovn, between the properties of Messrs.
Thos x Starry snd = w. Drew: and lsn bet ~een
the RIo.merv and BerrvviIIr ,u,npikes. II can be
bought between nov and the 18th of March. ] can
be 4een on the premises.
Feb rs, lS73-3t. MAURICE KANE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

@ y company has been formed at Fred
erick, Md, for the manufacture of railroad
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-03-04

Sas- The 3. & o. r. R. company have de-
cided to issue no moro half fare tickets over
their road.