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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-05-12

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
Charlcstown, March 18th, 1874
[Fur t!:c Spirit Of .::E.racr.l
EXPENSIVE COURTS"

lMr E7!ior Your a'ninb!e correspondent
81. NJ. HtSs:in lis last article, seems to grew
quite indignant, at nay rre>uming to point CUT
according to my Judgment the remedies Tor
"ESpensirc Courts" probably lie ima2ines
thar my, suggestions, would Interfere with hi-
elevation 10 the Supreme E""ch If tie
C"""ty C""rt as MS august .I"Iyc. u r!scc
greatly disgr"ccd in his "mi"cmt cpi"tDM, by
our respectable Magistrates
My right hand, with Which. writ has
not offended me, but probably has him. | sInll
not allow it. however, to descend To any per-
sOna' controversy with him. whereby h., Di,;ht
SreH To ""t 1t CJ rndcr sntne niv>t:cii rre~
text of the law. in which he claims such rro>
found knowledge j. II S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
aEsSss sg TT In NEW HAMPSHIRE.

returns from the Now Hampshire cleo
8 ton IRE. 81 last complete enough to indicate
that the democrats will have full control of
the State government. The House of Rep
Teseutatives will contain III members op-
posed to the national administration. This
number is working majority of the whole
body. AS The two houses of the Legislature
jointly elect members to fill the vacant seats
in the Senate and Council, the control of both
those bodies will also fall into the hands of
the Democrats; and. finally, the Legislature
viii elect the opposition State officers.
This, says an EXCHANGE, ia very gratifying
result. and shows the bad oder in which the
administration trickster- are coming with the
people. a State which has invariably. with
exception, for years gone by majority of from
three to four Thousand for the Republicans,
low turns its back the party and wheels
into the democratic ranks. This is signif.
cant of the coming reaction which we believe
is destined to sweep from place and power the
party who have wofulIy mismanaged the
affairs of the Government.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
lFor the SPIRIT of Jefferson.
WHAT is MONEY!

The eyes of the people are being opened
to the Knowledge of this question. and as the
first fruits of this knowledge we have the let
ter of Wendell Phillips in which he admits
that, the owner of real estate has the same
right to an issue Of money on 1t from the Gov
eminent that, the holder of Gorcrnn,ent
bond has, or the holder of goI1, or any other
comm0c'i.y has: The ouly wonder is that.
sn plain proposition of plain justice. required
the authority of his name, or his sanction, to
be acknowledged His proposition is
Let the United States lend greenbacks at
800 per ceut per annum to any one who
will pledge ontiomGl bonds or izoprored land.
Fer bonds thus pledged the owner is to have
in greenhacks four, ftihs of their par value
For land, one,haLf of its value; such value
to be the average of what the land has been
aPprsised at for taxation during the last ten
years. Such greerbacks to be legal tender
for al! debts due the government as we'll as
for those due private persons"
Well. Mir. Phillips, tender ynu my thanks,
for even this much, though, | can't see why
the bonds should have four fills Of green
backs while the land has only one-halT !; but
to avoid reuolthon. will agree to that though
not equal; II, in favor Of those who have
neither land or bonds, you will consent that
'he p'aIn PiOElSIoh vi tHe CONSTITUTION OF the
United States, to wit "that Congress shall have
power to coin money (and, of course stump
if made of paper) and reyulnte the rHlme
Mercct' shall be sc carried cut that, the man
who receives the green backs either on land
or bonds at 1865 per annurn, shall be 7,rohibi-
ted to charge a greater rate to the man who
has neither land or bonds or to any ether
person.
With tbs prorisiion, your plan, Mr. Phil
lips, wonld be just. while it would at once
restore the prosperity of the Country put
every idle man at work not leaving ont the
useless and criminal wsprer who. really thinks
thst money was created by all the people net
for his co"g"nience-as for cthers-to OK
change his labor and productz but as an in
str"ment to rob others of their labor and pro-
ducts. OBsERvER.
Summit Point, March 18th, 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

TREATING TIE NHuHG DIsEASE-NIsnv
times Women call upon their family physi-
ci""s, one with dyspepsia, another with pal
p;tIri"I,. a"nthcr with trouble Of tue breast,
another with pain here and there. and in this
way they all present alike to themselves and
their eaSy-H"iny and Indifferent doctors, sep
ar:t" ard distinct diseases for which lie pre-
=crihcs his pills and r"tinns. assuming them
to lie such. When, in reality. they are all
SYMPTOMS caused hy some uterine disorder :;
a'd Will" t!ry are thus nnlv able perhaps 10
palate far tm", they #rn ignorant of the
cnr-e. and "m""ura.., their practice until large
bills mac!r. when the suffering PATIENTS
ara h"'t'r in tie end hnt probably worse
far the delay. tro-tmcn', and ether cnmrlica>
tionS made, aud whiah proper medicine di>
rcc'ci Ia ti,c cause wcuL have entirely re-
n"'cs', 'i'"rrE'y irsmring health aud comfort
ins'"a.: of prolonged misery
frn Ns- i."r;nda l. 81 Clair, Shale,
Ar'trns In" O. Oct. 14,h. 1872:
pr. l. Y Pierce, Bnifnln. n Y-Yonr
Fav"rI'o Prescription is wrrking almost Ike
miracle ." am '"''cr already than
hav" hc"n .:,r over two v"ar:'
I'~"m Fla ~ Schaisr. Xancsvili", Ind
~, 3 1872:
iir I'icrr@-I rcccivc,l 'he medicine Won
sent r'.s ami hogan neirwit Immediately. A.
Il result % ilc :rcn'r,crt | lee! better than I
have for II rec wears"
I''o:" Mrs. .l"h" K, II .nilip, Oirll, ILL.,,
March I9.a 1S72
DIR. rc-cc-'rhn F"cor;t" Prescription
has done ruc good, w'i.h am very thank full. !"
EF- Jn7ee W f. Joy"cs, of the Court of
Apnr..I< &C Virginia, died st liz roeiloncc in
p,'cr>l.uru IN Sur,3sr 'nSt -, tho ~ no ,o,r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
a Hills in Thirty-one Seckonds.

The following story of the achievement in
respect of speed in sn ice>boat On the Hud-
SOD, in the vicinity of Staot<bure last week,
is told by the Poushkeepsie Eagle
"Oh Thursday last the wind blew very
fras', from the south, and the owner of the
new ice boat Cyclone determined TO take al .
VANTAGE Of the favorable opportunity for tim
in" his ysrA;. The Hudson at the rnint Is
very wife, aud al the course selected lis
breadth is enc mile. Having made every
preparations Tor the feat to be accnmri:shcd
the reef pun's were shaken cut of the sails.
and every stitch of canvas spread in the gale
With two mcn on thc Windwar,! runner to
keep the boat down to the lee. the helm was
termed, the sails filled aud in a moment. with
CvPry inch OF canvass drawing she was under
full Roadway. Like an arrow FROM the bow
she DATED away on the course, Glands of ;nl,
verified ice following in the track ri her ran
n"rs az they hunncd over the surface Of the
river, and in what seemed bat an nst4pt. the
river had been crossed and TIE mile accom-
rIisked in tHc almost incrc1;h!e time of thirty
Gre seconds, being at The ratio OF tso miles
in a minute anA two seconds. l'.,rsnnS on
shore compared the speed rf the ryiry racer
to that of meteor fl .Shing through, the SIX :,
ard watched her movements with eHycr inter
Cst. The owner afterwards rnt the bra.
through soma HnvCmcnts or TIC leo. and a.
toniShrG rs w"ti az paralyzad the !nmkers on
hy smiling ali tho way across TIE river on ono
runner, '!." t"Tre &c tie wind throwing Tor
over on Ter h"am ends and raising the wind
ward runner from ton u twelve fec! above the
leo. A!'h"n"h t:ui few wore found wiling
to PartHE" Of tic amusement, nil seemed dis
posed to coincide in tic opinion hat ;co Watch
ing is the mos, ,cxhilarat;ng Of sports, and
the cVolutions Of which one Of thca, yachts
is carahlc, tG." most graceful Of anything they
had ever Witnessed"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
Died on Horseback

A curious case Of sudden and unexpected
death occurred near RobcrF Gasna's t,h!e,
not far from the depot of the Il. & O II. L.
HSrrisonburg, on Monday afternoon last.
about o'clock. Thomas O'Conors. an |
rish laborer on the railroad. who had resided
near l.invill depot. was in town and had been
riding about the dcpot and vibrating between
tho depot and HarrisNnburg during the day
and afternoon, drinking pretty freely Late
in the afternoon he was ridiu" on the truck,
leaning toward on his horses neck, with
hand and an arm on each side. apparently in
helpless condition. As he secured rnt to
be in condition to take care of himself,
some one led his horse tn the fence near Mr.
Gaines and liiched it, O'Conors still occu-
plying his leaning position on the horse.
After the horse had been h;tchcd more than
an hour. Mr. Gaines determined to take him
to the stable, give him feed, and lay O'Connrs
down until he was able to ride home The
surprise of Mr.. Gaines and the party with
him NAV be imagined when. in attempting
to lift OCOnors from the horse they found
that he was dead and had possibly been dead
for some time, as his limbs had become rigid
as he lay upon his horse. A coroner's jury
was summoned who after patient iuvcstiea-
tinn Of this singular case, returned verdict
OF death from opoplcxy. superinduced by
the excessive use of Intoxicating liqpor."-
OtConors was married man, between As and
80 years of age, and has grown children.
tie is represented as an honest, industrious.
hard working man. and greatly respected by
those who knew him. -RocEinghan1 Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

Marrow EscAFE.-Last Tuesday the son
OF David WiIes, Esq, but little more than
two years old, succeeded in getting hold of
small pair of pointed scissors, with which he
stumbled and fell upon the floor, hoIditg them
IN his hand. The child struck his face upon
the open points of the blades. the base of
which was on the floor, with so much force
that one of the points was bent like o fish
NOOK against the cheek bone just below tho
socket of the eye-both points having pene,
trated the cheek to the bone, iufictiug an
ugly wound The escape of the eye from
destruction was very remarkable aud certain
~ very fortuuate.-Hagcrsto,rn Nail.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

EE The Town Council of Lexington. Va,
publish in the papers of that place. US an adj
vertisemeut, detailed statement of the re-
ceipts and disbursements of the Town of Lex
inston for the year 1873. The receipts amount
to SO, 219, SIS, and the disbursements to S.
901,4G.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

DEATH,-Our town lost this week one of
Its most aged and useful citizens in the death
of MIR. Jacob Blkcr, who depared this life at
s o'c}"ck on Tucsdry evening, aged 81 years.
For many years Mr.. Baker wss identified
with the mercantile interest Of Winchester
and was veil known throughout the Valley
as we'll as the State. ~ man Of probitv and
honor he amassed large fortune. and was
esteemed by the people among whom he lived.
He was member of the Lutheran Church.
with which he had been connected many wears
before his death, and was always foremost in
promoting and caring for its interests.
T Winchester More
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

sS~ The Senate of New Jersey passed the
Local Option law in a modified form that is,
it is to be submitted for ratification to the
vote of the State at large. This vote of the
State a, large will enRs4s each locality to tell
pretty nearly hoT the "option" will be exer-
cised- The bill passed by vote of thirty to
eighteen, thereby showing forty per cent. ma
jority of cold water men.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
RAILROAD RESTRICTIONS IN THE
WEST,

The Legislatures Of the Western States are
trying 20 embody into statutes the ideas of
tl,s Oranges in relation to railroad transport
tatTon. In Wisconsin law has been passed
lmiting the charge for passenger travel on
al railroads within the state to three cents a
mile. The freight for grain By the car is
limited to six cents per hundred pounds for
t1s first twenty five miles, four cents for the
second and two cents additional for each
slditional twenty-five mics. Refusal to re-
GIVE freight or passengers at these rates is
10 be punished by fine nf $500 for each of
fence, and the bill provides for the appoint
m"ut of commissioners, who are given full
powers t. supervise the operations of the rail-
roads aud authorized to bring suits for all vi
Citations of the s'atutes.-Ta Iowa a similar
law has been passed, and SO 600 have been
appropriated to pay the expense of prosecute
ing Delinquent railroad companies. which
money Is to be paid on the order of the gov4
ernor. 1t remains to be seen what success
VII attend these efforts Of the people to re- .
Grain the capidity and the exactions Of the
great corporations. The problem is one tina.
Is attended with much difficulty, and it in
wolves questions which have engaged the
minds Of the best men of our day. Many of
these corporations: have so intrenched them
selves in power by special legislation and the
decisions following the Dartmouth College
cl<e that it seems to be almost impossible to
reach them. The contest has heretofore been
E sided affair in consequence of the great
j. preponderating power which the corpora
tons were sble to exercise on account of
t'.eir coocen,rated wealth and their extended
i.fuenee. The laws passed by the Iowa and
Wisconsin legislatures will concentrate the
powers of tie citizens and reuder the conduct
c suits against offending corporations more
c .sy aud more efficient. 1t is in this light
e vat the acts Of assembly to which we refer
fasume importance. AND we shall anxiously
sgait the result. The problems involved in
tie controversy are of the most importsnt
character, and every citizen is moro or less.
Interested in the issue.-Lancasfer Int. :
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
II 4 RRiED.

l. C,.,:s'i"n c.. I lin IT. .Tanr"r--. 1874. Mr.
of NJ. .Vari"s Y. IhrrIs. formerly uf this comfy
OI the 10. b INST. Mt the Ecfori""d Church Par
Enrnge. ~ K"ciysvii'". Md. WA. Gri r. Mr.
HOUSER, h0t!, 81 rpsbu q. Md. IA
o. the iGrh INST. 81: tho rrsi lcnc. Of tie
brides rarents. i.v R"v JOIN l. Clark, Mr.
CHtRiF s u. ROESH and Mss JENNIE Sci
BERT, al. of Martlnshurg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
G0NGRRsSIoNAL.

The senate was not in session on the 18th.
The day in the House was devoted to speech>
making upon the Transportation bill.
The Senate was not in session on the 10th.
In the House the usual number or Mondays
bills and resolutions were introduced aud re-
ferred to committees. among them bill to re.
form various abuses in the United States civil
service in the Destrict of Columbia West
Virginia offered bill to authorize the at
torney General to adjust the claim of the
purchasers of United States property at Har-
per's Ferry.
In the Senate, OH the 18th, Mr. Freling>
huyson stated that the Judiciary committee
had agreed upon the Civil Rights bill, and
it will be reported as soon as the chairman
(Mr. Edwards) returns to his seat The bill
to equalize the National banking currency was
taken up, and Mr.. Logan replied to the speech
of Mr.. Schprz, and argued in favor Of an In
increase of'the currency; In the House q
bill to secure unobstructed navigation of the
Potomac river was referred to the Committee
on Commerce. The Legislative Appropria>
ton bill was discussed in Committee of the
Whole, but no changes of importance were
made
In the Senate on tie 18th. petition signed
BY number of the temperance crusaders was
read. stating that they will soon commence
Operations in Washington, and asked that
committee be appointed to receive them at
the bar of the Senate Mr.. Davis addressed
the Senate upon the finances, and Mr.. West
upon the Army. Appropriation bill. In the
House the day was-devo.ed to debate upon
the, transportation bill
In the Senate. on the 18th. large num-
of bills aud resolutions Of no general interest
were passed. In the House the bill for the
Development Of the mining resource of the
country was taken up and discussed until .he
expiration of the morning hour
In tbe-Senate on the Goth. the bill toequal.
ize the distribution of the National banking
currency was laid aside until Monday. The
Army and Eortl6estion bills were passedwith
amendments. and a comm ttse of Conference
was appointed on the bill for the payment of
Indian annaities. Tn the House q maiurity
report was made in favor Of Mr.. Sloane, and
minority report in favor of Mr. R1w!s, in
the contested election case from the First
Georgia District
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
DEATH.BED OF GEN. LEE.

A MAGNIFICENr Il x IS inch Engraving
4 Tue i"inliN I'D friends nre grouped BOrrOw-
fully around the old herO's GeatEl-bcd. Tie
scene Is SD iOnciInRlY beautiful, the sentimenI
81 the p'cinic - so sweet and the character 50
llte-iik" that everybody adnirrs Vt. It Is truly
gem OF art: one wh.ch should lang in every
ccipt of 20 cents, or 3 IOT so cent?.
Address WIN. ByRROW.
eco Main Street, Bristol, Tenn.
% Agents wanted for this and a variety of
other fine e"RraVings From 50 to $40 day can
March IL, 1574-4t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
DIED.

II M'aGl.'"nv. III this county on the 18th inst.
Mr. A. $. Butt, aged 90 years months and 10
DAYS.
O., :hc l7th inst -. in CharI"stnwn, Mr. BEN
.1AAtiN I. oDEN. aged IS Years, 8 months and II
IN Berkeley County. rear Middleway, JET
ferS,,, c " ,tv. on Monfay. 10th instant. MIR.
LEWIS LEWIS, tire SD wear. He was a SOL
der of 1872. AMI a highly respected citizen.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

@ a new Vesuvlus promises to prove an
attraction t" travellers in Western North
Carolina. Ball Mountain. as some accounts
say. and others Old Fort, has been laboring
under some internal disturbance for two or
three weeks. The rumblin- sounds and signs
OF upheaval have so alarmed the people liv>
ing near the mountain that, fearing an crup>
ton, they are moving away.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
Tie Trcfic IL Li1nor.

CiXcINHATG, March l7.-.Iudge West rre>
sentcG III tho Constitutional Convention to-
day !'rop'sed amendment to the Constitution
requiring legislation to rcgui;t. the traiIic in
liquors, aud or'Powering county and town
ship trustees to prohibit the traffic
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

Es- a car load of silk worms. destined
for Baltimore, passed over the B. & o. rails
road few days ago, direct from China. The
car was valued at 100000.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
TIE C,.usadnrs at CylnmLus.

C0LUMBUs, March II The crusaders made
grand rally to-day, putting procession on
the street Of l56 strong, the work closing
with prayer meeting in the rotuuda of the
StUte House. The Legislature was not in
session at the time. Several more groceries
have SURRENDERED
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

EH Devotion TO political principle in OPP
position to party e1pediency found hand
some illustration in Governor Kempcrs veto
of a proposed new charter for the city of
Petersburg, Va. The city is over run with
negroes aud carpet baggcrs.and the Democrats
desired a new charter that would virtually
vest the control Of the municipal government
in the hands of agents appointed by the Gov
ernor. The bill was passed By the Iegis-
lature, but while dcploring the abuses
inflicted upon the people of Petersburg
by the party now in power there, the
Governor vetoed the act because it was in
contravention of the principle CT local self
government. 1t is encouraging to zee that
Governor kemper's manly and independent
course in this matter is warmly appIau4ed by
Democratic journals g Virginia and else,
where IThee1iog Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

E~ The lotcst invention in the protective
line, is patent contrivauce for lining the
walls, floors, roofs and doors of bank vaults
with tubes, containing bi-csrborste of soda
and suiphuric acid. When these are frac-
tured the room is instantly filed with an at
mosPhere resembling choke damp in old
walls. and is fatal to those who breathe it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

aS5en9efS. S4I.S ?S US $50, I52 US
Tr'isht. 1852 36 10000 %
Nails & express, 3,283 ST 3,573 90
Total earnings. sa2, $50 % ss1 ,2s5 As
Operating expenses, 65,O96 o. 1887 II
Net earnings. s27, 1856 81 1917 6S
This shows an increase of HI per cent.
Fross earnings, and decrease of III per cent
IN expenses In 1872. however. over S1O.>
COO was srent in Improvements of track and
bridges. The croos earnings in 1873 were
s. III mile, aud the expenses 20 per cent
The passenger train miIesge was 5f4OO,
snd the mileage Of freight trains 90, BIG miles.
both daily trains DOW run through to Wash
jneton arrangement with the Alexandra &
fredericksburg
The equipmeD. consi>ts Of locomotives,
! passenger and mail baggage cars, 81 box,
{ stock. 8 Con lola aud % fat cars,
Two new bridges have been put up during
tie year. completing the renewal of all the
ridges or the rad except one which is now be
ing rebuilt. 4 contract has been let for the
l'rad;ng" - the extension from Hamilton to Win
chester p miles, and work is to be prosecuted
IL fat as r'"a"a can be provided.
The capi'al stock ia now 1901 $50; the
funded debt. *l7l, 500, and the floating debt
iueludine s Il, 800 due the State of Virginia..
$3.50, 1856. . total OF Sl.475 1923. or s3S 532
-Fsr mile. OF this. however, s84 $50 has
,lsen expended for work west of Hamilton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24
NOTICE.

THE ties given at nv SALE twelve months
Il aH". are now dG". 1i,"te indebted VIII
p'e:iSc com" forward at and sert.c.
Marc' s. 1S7! IT,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-03-24

SUDDEN DEATn-Last Sunday morning Mr..
Jacob We'zel, residing rear Kernstown, went
into the field to drive the sheep off the wheat.
Not returning ut dinner time, the family be,
came uneasy, and search being made, the old
gentleman was found dead in the field. tits
thought his death was caused by heart-dis>
case. He was about y years of ago.
Wiachester Ne,vs.