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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
251 and 252 Broadway, corner OF MurrayStrcet
A.-Herald Branch Once, Brooklyn, :.
corner OF Fulton avenue and B0erum street
Open IRON B A. M. 10 i. M.
On sunday from 3t0 ~ H.
4 Sxrxs nE C0u>1
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An Unnatural Redness OF tho Nose OF
face Is positively cured by DR.. B. o. percy. ~ Bond
street, New York.
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THE BONAPARTES.

Church Services and Sermon at Chiselhurst-
victoria's Tribute to Napoleon's Memory
Prince Louis to Rejoin His Class
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THE CALDWELL CASE.
Governor Osborn Denies Connection with
the Corrupt Practice.

Governor Osborn authorizes an emphatic denial
OF that part OF the testimony In the Caldwell case
which represents him as having been connected
with the alleged corruption OF the Legislature at
the time caldwell was elected Senator.
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WEATHER REPORT.
~-- WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, !
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21-1 A. M. J

WASHINGTON, Jan. 21-1 A. M.
Synopsis Jor the Past 7scentvJour Hours
The barometer has fallen from the Gulf and South
Atlantic coasts to the Lower Lakes and Lower
Michigan, being quite low over Northern Illinois.
Southerly winds, cloudy weather and light snow
are now prevailing over New England;
southeasterly and southery winds, partly
cloudy weather and rising temperature over the
Middle, South Atlantic and Gulf states, with areas
of light snow over tile northern portion Of the for
mer. Rain Is now falling from Missouri to Ohio
and Kentucky, but north OF this region cloudy
weather, with areas Of light snow.
Probabilities.
For New England and the Middle States falling
barometer, rising temperature, fresh and brisk
eastcrIy to southerly winds, cloudy weather and
rain, except, possibly snow for the northern por-
ton OF the former for the South Atlantic and Gulf
states light to fresh southeasterly to southerly
winds, rising temperature, cloudy weather and
rain areas, the winds veering to westerly and
nOrthwesterly over the western Gulf States, with
falling temperature and clearing weather; for Illi-
nois Wisconsin and westward rising barometer,
falling temperature, fresh TO brisk northerly to
westerly winds and clearing weather; these con
ditions gradually extending eastward over Michi-
gan. Ohio Tennessee and Kentucky, are accom-
panied by areas Of light snow over the Upper Lake
region.
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THE FIRE IN TOLEDO.
THE FlkE In TULEUU
Loss Reported 5000 to $75,OOO-List OF
Insurances.

wa, TOLEDO, ONO, Jan. 20, 1873
The loss by burning of the Mitchell Rowland
Lumber Company's Mills yesterday is now reported
as aggregating between $50, 900 and $4,000. They
san Francisco; 81 500 each in the st. Paul's OF
Minnesota; Star, OF New York, and Farmers,
Merchants and Manufacturers OF Hamilton, Ohio;
$4,000 in the Firemen's OF Dayton, and different
sums In Cincinnati companies.
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A.-MoIes and Warts are Permanently
removed without cutting, pain scars, by Dr.. b. O.
PERRY ~ Bond street, New York ----l
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Bass Ale, in Pi,Is, Now Landing, at
% TO- currency in lots the trade S. ship. All
the leading brands of Ale and Porter equally low entire
invoice Of very choice Cognac Brandy as years OLD,
purchased at half its value for cash and offered at rer
gallon 81 50 for full szed bottle with discounts to tho
trade In lots. H. B. KIRK CO.. G9 Fulton street Is
tab od
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Diamond Pointed Gold Pens.

To those engaged in pursuits any inventioA
that will facilitate their IabOrs Is highly WORTHY OF notice
as we'll as OF extensive patronage One of the most in
porant inventions of the present age Is that pen
mark and durability in use. --
Pre-eminently such are those OF JOHN FOLEY, manu-
facturer OF fine Gold PENS ana fencis NO Astor House
been engaged in our city in their manufacture.
We, the subscribers who Know tine value OF F1LhnS
Pens from constant use O. tnen Sf LUZ mToci y,
best and most perfect Gold ren ever made QUO. nm
signed Dy inc iohowMs sen"e"e" anu ove' i'"'s
others ;%gm, p,ao,. w.,r,n.,,ts, N..or.,p.,x
wlnlamss nrssut"s sa ~ Exch"nao NsonsI
Bank; u...a.s,av cssb,or National Rank NJ North
AvarSc. ~ 0"iuo'''' o "
W,n I Falls President Corr Exchange Bank.
n r T;ms"m Cashier continental National Bank.
Isaac a. Ogden Cashier New York County National
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Casheds
Circulars sent J. B. MARTINEZ CO., W Wall street
POsto offce boxA
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The weather i'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day Of last
wear. as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy. HERALD Bulldlng:-
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CUBA.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Wet Weather, and Plantation Work Suspended.
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Golden Hair.-Barker's Aurora, Harms
less as water changes any hair golden - 90 Broad
way, near Thirty fourth street. ... t.is..e
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A CUBAN HERO.
Insurgent Testimonial to General Agusro
TELEGRAM TO TIVE NEW york HERALD.

KEY WEST, Fla. Jan. 20, 1873.
The Cubans resident in this city, in view Of the
success Of the late expedition OF the Edgar Stuart
under General Melchor Aguero, have, amid great
enthusiasm, presented q testimonial to that daring
The New York herald., 1873-01-21

Edmund Yates great American story,
BAD LOT,
will be commenced next Monday IN
tho New York FiresidS CompanioH
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A.-Herring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
PSI and 252 Broadway, corner OF MurrayStrcct
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-New Sqheme
now out Orders filed, prizes cashed, Information fur.
nished Highest paid tor Spanish bills, &C. &C.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I" The Circuit Court IN .7c6crsom County,
Hest Virginia:
JOHN T. GIBSON, plaiatiG,
Against SIS Cu.Scrnv
JOHN r. a. REDMAN. Derdt.
(Ertrdct from, Decree Of June 1871, 1879
&C T is Judged. ordered and dccrecd, that this
caufc be referred ComIn;ssi0ncr of this
Court, who 10 directed 10 audit all liens sganet the
the same, with their priorities nd rtating witch
of sa id liens for individual liabilities OF said De
PENDANT and which for liza biIites of the late firm cf
Redman Gibson-nnd p lao to settle the accom- /
of Spcrial Conmissioncr + W. PntterIieId md re-
port the balance in his hands for distrihnion an
his proceed futu, term of tn ia Cour
with any other matter specia Ilv med pe
tinent by himself or required by any party to be
stated"
A Copy-Trste.
ROBERT T. DROWN, Clerk
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24
OVERLOOKED.

In the argument in reference to Library
for the Court of Appeals, it seemed to be
overlooked that the moment Normal School
was secured, by Act of the Legislature, at
Shepherdstown, the county, by unanimous
vote of the Board of Supervisors, relinquished
all claim to her Improvements in the Shepherd
building-(the old Court House), valued at
10000. This was necessary in order TO se>
cure the Normal School, The result is, that
the State has now voted $4,000 annually to
furnish and support the school, A contract
ed and hide bound policy would have lost
this to the county!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24
IMPEACH hIM.

Tie Petersburg Journal and other Raids
cal papers, seen, to he very anxi"as that the
Democratic party should deckire in favor of
impeaching Governor Jacob So lar they
have failed in their t;hssvs to create party
capital by nakins RssFtSr Of His Excellency.
The impeachment idea is probably their last
move in that direction.
The Democracy have no desire TO impcach
Governor Jacob. They are willing to accord
to him the privileges they claim for them-
selves-of enjoying and expressing opinions
and convictions. 1t is no part of the de-
mocracy to entertain the spirit of malevolence.
If it be decided by the highest judicial tri-
buual that the Legislature is in error in the
matter now pending, and the Governor corr
rect, the democracy will submit. If the con-
trary be the decision, We trust that he will do
the same, without further ado about the mat
ter. We are free to assert what we believe to
be true, that there is not democrat in the
State that would sanction or be willing to keep
the common wealth in constant turmoil or its
interests and prosperity at bay, merely to pun
ish for offense resulting from opinion, or
even from partson rancor. Hence all this
talk about impeachment by the radical press
is sheer nonsense, fashioned solely for party
capital Uarks6urg Sun.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24
a Sensible Golored Man.

80 - s
j. Coax Nickens, a colored resident of Lees
burg, publishes card, stating what he pros
poses to do in regard topolitics. His example
is worthy of emulation by others of his race.
We publish his card and commend it to the
class Of our population to whom it is especially
addressed:
To. the Citizens of tie To1a and tie 7o,,n>
ship Of LeesJurg.
As it appears. and has been published in
the newspapers, that by a vote of this precinct
I was elected Constable for the Township of
Leesburg, I desire to say that do not intend
and never have intended to qualify. as such.
l have not had, and do not mean to have nny-
thing to. do with politics; and although I
knew that some votes were being cast for me
iu jest, as supposed, it was entirely without
my consent or desire. I came to Leesburg to
work, and to try to make living; and for
the liberal patronage bestowed upon me, aud
the Kindness experienced at the hands of its
citizens thus far, am, and ever shall be, pros
foundry grateful. 1 hope shall continue to
deserve; as shall then expect continuance
of it. But with the politics of the commu-
nifty, intend not to meddlc, except, so far as
to vote only, for those best qualified for the
positions to be filed. To this class, as vet, 1
have not the vanity to aspire.
Very Respectfully,
j. Cook NIcEENs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24

..BEHiND THE SCENES IN wAsHINGToN,,,
being complete and graphic account of the
y Credit Mobilier Investigation the Congressional
Rings. Political Intrigaes, Working. of the Lob
bies. ETC., Giving fhe Secret History of our
National Government, and an accurate descrip-
ton of tho Splendid Public Buildings of the Fed
erai Cspiisl. By Edward winslow Martin
Published blythe National Publishing Co., Gin.
einnati, o.
In this Mr. Martin gives plain and I'M
vanished history of the infamous Credit iRo>
Gilier affair, and makes disclosures with which
every citizen, of whatever party, should &C.
quaint himselfand which are terribly startling.
He drags the mysterious lobby and its mem-
bers out into the broad light of day, and tells
us all about them, giving sketches of the noted
Hosnen et'tlte Lobby. Hc introduces us into
the White House, and to its occupants. He
lays bare the secret>workings of the Depart
ments, and shows how they are conducted
81 tells us about the hard-werked and poorly
paid employees of the depal tments, and gives
interesting facts about the female clerks. of
whom so much has been said. He introduces
us to Senators, Representatives, Military and
Naval heroes, adventures, and all that vast
crowd that makes up the life of the National
Capital. and has given to the public work
that will fully sustain his well-won reputation.
1t is not only deeply interesting for the dis
closures it makes, but is brim-full of useful
and valuable information to every citizen.-
1t is clear and lucid explanation of the man.
ner in which the grea. departments of the
General Government are organized and con-
Quoted. and contains full and admirably written
descriptions of the magnificent public build
inss and other works of art, of which the
whole land is so justly proud.
In short, the book is Washington City in
miniature, and we cordially commend it to all
To those who contemplate visiting Washing
ton it is invaluable.
I. is sold by subscription only, and the pub.
fishers want agents insevery county.
eo-The rapid salc of the Grover & BAKER SEW.
ING MACHINE evinces its popularity in this locality
Messrs Stump Hawks, Dealers. sold eight OF
these mach inea ia st.week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24

SINGULAR AFFEcTIoN.-Capta James
A. McClune, residing near Mt. Sidney. was
very strangely attacked last week. He re-
tired to rest at night feeling az welr as usual
and rose in the morning with his voice very
much impaired and weakened. During the
day he was called upon to perform some of
fetal duty constable in Middle River town.
ship. Before reaching the point his business
called him his voice had been reduced to a
low whisper. His afflicton has increased
until it has reached his hearing and sight. and
he is now deaf, dumb and blind, Frustrated
from physical debility. and in very critical
condition.-!StaMnton Ttirqininn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24

In MEMoRIaM.-Iu obedience to the spon.
taneous suggestions of affection to pay an
nual tribute to the heroic slain of our South
ern land, buried in the Old Chapel Cemetery,
there gathered at this halIowed ground, on
Thursday, the 18th inst, one of the largest
assemblages ever witnessed on a like occasion.
The exercises were opened in the Old
Chapel by singing hymn, which was fol-
lowed by beautiful prayer, from the Rev J.
R. Jones, of Chris, Church. Millwood At
its conclusion Memorial Poem. written by
J. o. Crown was read by the Rev. T. F. Mar
tin, of Grace Church, Berryville.
Clarke Courier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24
T A Il Frs, TAKE NOTICE
OF THE CELEBRATED
Empire Thrcs.ling Machine.

N offering this Machine for the sesson of 1873,
1 we take pleasure in announcing TO Farmers nd
Ihrsshsrinen that our THRESHER AND SEPA-
others in ,hresIin fast. light running clean
ing and eavi ing grain. No exrense will tie spared
to secure durability and efficiency In quality,
substantial construction. ability th,esh rapidly
md thoroughly. this machine stands USErvALLEo
We manufacture Three Sizes and are prepared 10
furnish, a. manufacturers prices, the
BEST THRESHING ENGINES
Descriptive Catalogues furnished on application
For Circulsr and Price List. address
CARVER & FLANAGAN.
H"gerstown, Md i,
Or McKNIGHTS& ROHRER
Local A gents, Charlestown w Va
June "a 1S.3-2u. Reg ister 2rn L
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24
A genuine sensation was occasioned ir

- genuine sensation was occasioned in
Petersburg last Saturday evening by the ar
rest of four persons who were suspected of
completely in ''the Bender murders" in
Kansas, the shocking details of which have
been widely published during the past few
weeks. The parties arrested consist of man
and woman each about 60 years of age, man
about 27 and woman about % years DID,
They say that their name is Hyde, bu. appear
to be unable to give any Ineligible or reason
able account of themselves. They were found
in deserted log cabin on Mr.. Beckwith's
farm. without furniture ofany kind. Sheriff
Hill holds them for examination
Wheeling Register, June IS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24

BURNING OF Town IN MICHIGAN
iNanonuhee, Wis, June 2O.-The town of
Michigamme, on Michigamme lake, in Mar
quetss county, in Michigan was entirely de-
stroyed by FIRE yesterday. Over two hundred
houses were burned. The loss of property
ives immense. .Eigh. lives were lost. The
FIRE caught from the burning woods. The
place was mining town in the iron region,
and contained some eight hundred iuhabitan.s ;.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24

WHAT TnAsE ORANGES MEAN.-Mr.
George kimhall, Of this city. has leen sick
and unable to do his farm work this spr;ny.
Seventeen OF the Burr Oak Changers riyced
their teams on Monday aud broke M twenty.
seven acres Of ground, and left it ready for
planting. There is something practical in
that kind Of s,range>work, and it las smack
of brotherly Kindness in it that would make
most any half: decent man want to be farms
er and Granger. Mr.. Lamon, an artist of
this city, got word of what was going on,
took his instruments aud went to the spot,
and succeeded in getting an excellent photo
graph of this political demonstration of the
Grangers.-Lnwrence Kus.) Tribune, My ii.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24

0- The graves of the Con federate SOL
diers Loudon Park cemetery, Baltimore,
were decorated with flowers on Tuesday
The formal address was made by James Frank
lin, of Annapolis, after which ex-senator
Wigfall, of Texas, delivered characteristic
address. During the ceremonies the statue
of Confederate soldier, by the artist, Volck,
standing in the centre of the Confederat tie
graves, was unveiled. Generals George H.
Steuart and Trimble and Commodore Hollins,
of the late Confederate service, took part in
the ceremonies.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24
d l d.

At his residence near Little Georgetown on the
4th Est after protractcd illness of several ycars
JAMES Nj NEWRlRK, in the 81 year of his age.
Near Leetown. June and, 1878. PARRAN NOR
G AN, SON of Solomon and A m. liza Thornburg aped
10 months and days.
June 18th mat. at Tuscarora Mills. Berkeley
county, of Cholera lnfantum. GEORGE EDGAR
aged year and 10 days, only child Of George T.
and Annahei Legg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24

THE DARLINGTON" SLAvEs.-George
Washington Park Gusts, the father of Mrs.
Robert Z. Lee, died at his Arlington estate
in 1857. In his will he placed an obligation
that all the slaves belonging to the estate
should be set free after the expiration of FIVE
years. The time of their manumission came
on in 1868, and right in the very height of
the war. General Robert j.. Lee, as the
together at convenient point within his lines,
and gave them their free papers and passes
through the Confederate lines to go whittier
they would.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24

The startling drawback an marty all medicinal
agents has over been that in their process ttga-
tlpa and Pur ifr"tion they have Fto dcbiIaiCd Tho
system. TO obvtate this difficulty physicians ha,
i"ng sousht for su age Mt that would
PURGE, PURIFY AND STRENGTHEN
At one and tho same time
Their research has at last been rewarded bv N
d'sc"vcry which fully realizes the fondest Of
the m, medical faculty. and which j, jns,iy regarded
as ths nost important triumph that Phatmacy hns
ever achieved. This important desiderstun 10
DIR. TUFTS Vegetable Liver PHI.
Which purify the blood and remove a II corrurt bn
rnors and unhealthy sccLmuHtions from Tie hodv
and yet produces no weakness or lassitude what!
ever but ON the contrary the and i'm
vIgorates the body during the progress OF their on
era;Ion. They unite the heretofore rreconciIea hi.
lying Tonic. '
Dr.. Tvu's Pills the most active and nrchips,
medicine in existence. They at once attack ths
very root of diseases, and their action 80 pyompt
that IN an hour Two after they taken the m
ten. il aware ef their good effects They may be
taken at any time without restraint of diet or orcu
patton; they produce neither nausea. gripping or
debility, and az family medicine have no rivnl
Price 25 cents box. Sold by all Druggist.
Principai office, 10 and 90 Pla;t St., New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24
III A r RE D.

On the Sd in-t.. a. Christ Church baltimore. NV
Rev. T. u. Dudley, Rev. W G. MEREDITH D. D !,
Rector Of Chri.t Church. Winchester, Va. to FAN,
NY RANDoLFH, daughter Of VIM. N. Page ESQ 4,
of Cumber lan nd county. Va.
June the 18th, by Rev. Wesley Hammond Mr..
W r. SioRER to Mics ANNIE E. CLINE, both of
Martinshurg.
At"Thorn HILL" near Lexington Va, June IN
inst. by Rev. J. W. Pratt F. p BOLD ESQ. 10
Mas MARY W. oldest da lighter of W ilsan p Coo ,
Esq, formerly of Berkeley county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24

Gy Frederick Pinkuey, Deputy States
Attorney of Md, for Baltimore, died near
that city on the 18th He was son of the
distinguished VIM. Pinkney. lie was a very
learned and accomplished man, Of varied at
tainments. His death is deeply regretted.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to the parties in tho above
cause, and to Special Commissioned T. W. Potter
field that will proceed To the provision, Of
the above Decree, at nv Office in Charlestown,
CLEOS MOORE,
June 81, lS.c-zt. Commissioner
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24
SEASONaBLE GOODS.
Wooden, Stone. Tlnware and Notlons

Wooden, Stone, Tinware and Notions
genetallv, ia large. general and complete aud will
be offered ne Ior be obtained in the ma krt
Those wishing to purchase REALLY SUPERIOR
ARTlcLE of Wines and Brandics, " hiskIes Cordiais
or Rittcrs. reqGested to examine nv stock be-
fore purchasing, IS NO better purer brands can
be found in the County State. large su opIy on
hand OF ehe.p Linu"rs generally, and excellent
article IF "HARvEST wHIsKEY" Mt the mast re-
duced prices. JACOB b, BROWN.
Jure "a 1873 ST.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24

H. Clay McAlister, Esq, for number
of years connected with tho Il. & o. Railroad,
and native of this county, died at Cum.
berland yestorday.-iNar. Ind. Of Thursday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24
SODA WATER. SODA WATER.

SODA WATER. SODA WATER.
WE beg leave to inform the people of our county
w. and oth.rs. that have opened Soda
Fountsin for this year, and will dispense the
in the beet manner. Our fountain is porcelain
lined preventing corrosion, which will Inevitably
be the casei the fountain is rot porcelain lued.
No Copper about fountain, consequently no
danger of verdigris poisoning Our syrnps
pure and delicious. Several new syrups. Be sure
to cali and try tiff mics of The finest
treats OF the sesson. u Tickets for 81
CYPHoN BOTTLES for supplying houses and
- sick persona with Soda.
June "a, 1873. GEO. I. LIGHT.
TITO FARMERS and MACHrNIsTs.-I have iust
Il received prime article of Lubricating Oil,
which we are selling at 60 cents per gallon
w 8. MASON.
TRY the Arctic Soda Water at DI.son's Drug
Z Il Store The best in town.
STATIONERY speciality. Paper and EnveI-
- opss of all kinds, the best of Fancy Goods
in the lower Valley Come I'D gee.
June 81. 1873. WIS. MASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-24

ne" reporter of the Richmond IVA. y
Enquirer had sn,interview with Colonel John
S. Mosby in that city on Wednesday, and
represents that the President endorses his
(Mosby's) policy to rescue the State of Vir-
ginia from plundcrors and carpet>bag adven-
turcrs. Colonel NIosby also said that he
would not support the nominee of the re-
publican convention of the State, to be held
at Lynchburg. He also thought that either
Gov Wise or Mr.. James Lyons would be ac,
ceptable TO the administration as candidate
for Governor of Virginia. Colonel Mosby
favors the election of General Grant for a
third term.