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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-17
WAND e r,
Sentfbreibe,, Nin$ IN.
Is h1us 81.

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eludliden, relde bic @runtlaeen Re,
fattpli(hsn 3slieirn untereraben, nell
DE ale ihye Merfmale unt gieentblmz
lidfeiten rsrni@ten> ,relde 70 idma@z
yclIe uilb sislfa9e Srrtbimer erbidtel
neer vislmskr au5 trms alien @prratbe
Ter 9drstiter sn!npmH1en unb 9elammelt
in tie Ssfentlidfeit 9stradt baben,
fsinesmesa fb &atbolifeu unb Nltfaz
tbolitra su nsnnen, wdbreno iie cur9
2ehrs Nsuheit unb Nnsabl tis teipen
Ssnn;siden ess Nltertbums unc ter
Nusemeinbeit auf res Gntldieeenae
lid ftltit a~blptedsn. Mit seriB erS>
serem Nsbt als einF Nu9uainus ses
ssn lie 0pnaliansr, ertebt i1 ee9en
eieis tis untsr aue GSlfsr yerbreitete
Nirde, wtlde Gkrinus> Ter Sptn reS
lstsueisen Gettes, auf een Bellen sez
baut bat, wslds bic pfcrten rer 56Qe
uidt iiterm1ltisen werrsn, une NIT
weldsr e. ten ale 0erpalt staebsn 1T
I'M 9immel uno auf grrsn, leltt 3u
lein seg(pyad ale Sage big an tas
grbe ter Mdt. ug5 ruff Die. STRIDE
itrem ewisenO rautieam gu MaS if's,
i'd weis IS niGt ZAP bic upn Wir fla
Grennauesu INJURIES, se9en MIDI? Mas
if's, eas bic 8erlcrenen tebauptsn i'd
lei unter9eson9sn? SInte mir an Die
serinse GAIL msiner Sage; wie LANCE
nsrre i1 in bislsr @slt fem! &unee
s5 mir an, um Ssnsr WiQen, bic Ia
1aesn: 1s mar une 1T ni9t n,ebr ; IN,
Jensr wiaen, welge laaen Is 1T BE
S9rift erfiQt, es slaubten ale @Slfer,
absr tieSirbe 1T absefauen unp u,1ters
8eear9en untsr alien @6lfern. llnc It
finei9te an, unp ni9t persetli9 ,par
jeneS Gleben. 0ie tineiete er es an ?
Siete id Bin bel eu9 sis
onbas Gnbeber WeIt. 8ez
,peBt sol, guren Wprtsn unc eurer
fallden Meinunsen tittet fe @ott tae
CT ibr anfinbe bic eerinee 3abl ibrer
Gage; unp iie bat 9efuneen. taB ter
5err sslast babe: Siebt d Sin
bel eu@ bts an bas Gnbe
Der @elt. 5ier iaet i5r: Gr bat
IS Sur uns seiaet ; MIR iinb unp ,pers
BEN letn bis an raS Gnre Der @elt.
MsSse manG brilus lelbft fraaen : unb
eS w'te seprett8t werten,
la8ter eieles Gyan4eliura
auf sersan3en Grbt ,un,
3eu9nt0e alien 86Itern, unb
eann wtre eas Gnte TOM
men. Mllp bis an bas Gnbe tergDelt
pire bic 'air@e ,pabrsn unter altn
85ltern. IS luuen 3u @runbe oebeu.
sic 9aretifer, ite ipuen su @runte oez
5en, neil fse finb, une fe m5aen ,rfu,1z
ben trereeu, taB fe feitn, tpas fe uidt
i1rb." august in Psalm 1O1).
Nber inbem jene Menfden tIaner pers
,pesener auf ben. @eee Der Bpsbeit
unb tes @ereertens fortldritten, ipte
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30
Tribute Of Respect.

At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Bank of CharIestown, on tho 2Gsh inst. the fol-
lowing preamble resolutions and werc passed:
AMBROSE c.. TIMBERLAKE for many years
n resident of this c0Ent-, "a member of the
Board of Directors of the Bank of Charlestown
SINCE its establishment, has in the Providence
of God heen removed FROM he scene of Lis GARTH
1y labor.
AS d citizen he was patriotic, as a man of hnsi-
ness of the stTictest integrity, as u reighbOr
kind and benevolent, as a friend considerate
and faithful.
In memory of his worth AMI of orr lnss, we.
so lately b1s companions in the management of
the affairs of this Bank, who knew him well and
highly esteemed and respected him make this
brief record, and do
Rrsolus, That we are deeply rrieyed bv the
death of Ambrose c. Tinberiake c, taken from MS
In the prime of lite, and in The midst of useful
ness. We feel that we have lost Il wise and eff
Gent co-SOrkcr aud a valued friend.
Resotoed. That we recall with pride and pleas
ure his many virtues, his faithfuIneSs III the DIS
Charge OF his dntieS as a member of this lO6Y,
h1s remarkable honesty and integrity in ali the
business affairs of life. his sincere and earnest
friendship, and VIC feel he has lett us au example
which we will do we'll to initiate.
fe$o PEE, That we sincerely sympathlZe with
tho family of She deceased in their great BE-
rcavelnent and sorrow. and ofSr them our CON
dolenCe.
f'esolped, That we wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty GAYS.
Resolusd, That u cory of these proceedings be
presented to the family of tho deceased. that
and that a copy lie furnished each of the county
newspapers for publication.
JNO w. GRANFHAM, President.
GEO. d. PORTERFTELD, Cashier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30
Tribute of Respect.

Preamble and Resolutions passed by Malta
Lodge, No. so. A, F. 81 A. NJ, Jnne 26th, 1874:
WHEREAS, It has seemed good to the Almighty
Disposer of events to remove from our midst
our late worthy and esteemed brother, AMBROSE
Whereas, The relations long held by the de-
ceased with the members of this LODGE, render
1t proper that VIC should place upon record our
approximations of him as a man and a Mason,
therefore.
RssoIved. Thot We depIore the loss of Ambrose
c. Timberlake with deep feelings of regret,
softeued only by tire confident hope that his
splr1t is with those who, bavirg fought the good
fight here, ere %cnjoying perfect happiness 10 a
better world.
ReSOIred, That we tender-to lis afflicted rela-
tves' our sincere confidence, and our earnest
sympathy IN their affection at the loss of one
who was a good. honest citizen n devoted
fatber. and friend: and an upright Mason.
RPSoiUtd, That this lodge be draped in mourn
ing for six months, and the members wear tho
usual badge for thirty days:
Rssolrsd, That a COPY of the foregoing resolu-
ttou5. signed by the Worshipful Master, and GER
titled by the Secretary. be transmitted to the
family of the deceaseds and be published IN the
town papers.
W. L. HEDGES, Sec'y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30
MARRIED.

In the Presbyterian Church in Chariestown. on
Thursday evening 18th INST. by Rev. A.C. Hop
kins, Mr.. JAMES W. THOMAS of BerryvllIe,
Va, to Miss SARAH F. MILSTEAD. daughter of
Mr. Hendley Milstead, of this place.
On the 18th of June. at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev. J. NJ. FRIDAY. GEORGE
DUNLAP, of RalltOwn, 20 Miss NARY DEBBIE
BENDER, of Bolivar, w. Va.
In Hagerstown. on the 18th inst, at the United
Brethren Parsonage, bv Rev. Geo. W. Stratton,
GEORGE r. KNADLER to Miss RACHAEL A.
MCCLURE-both of MartlnsburE, VIVA.
At the same time and place, by the same, Mr..
GEORGE W. RIDNGS to Miss LAURA a.
ERTS-both of Martlnsbnrg, w. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30
JED

On Tuesday night, June sd at the residence
of Mr.. Adam Young. at the Morgan Woolen Mills.
Frederick county, Va, Mr.. AMBROSE C. TIM
BERLAKE, of this place, in the 56th year of his
Near Summit Point, on Tuesday night, Esd in
slant, ROBINSON daughter of DR..
James E. and Mary C.. Wilson, aged 10 months.
In MartlnsbuIg. on the 18th inst, SERENA
DANDRlDGE, infant daughter of Blackburn
aid SallIc D.. En- ghcs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30
%EXECuTORS, NOTICE.

HAYlNG qualified on the estate of the lats
to make Prompt seIticment; and creditors will
send i'll their accounts. OF other evidence of d.l,t.
to the MIdHlsIgued 81. Gnarlestnwn, Jefferson
county, W. Va5 DANIEL j. LUCAS,
STEPHEN S. DA1t;ARN.
Executors of john w. Duigarn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30
SURVEYING, ENGINEERING, &C.

IL vEYING. ESGINEERING AND CONVEY
ANGLING. aud having associated my son. j. Nj. D..
BROWN. with me i'll tue business, we offer our
services to my old patrons OF Jefferson, Clarke;
Frederick, Ben kelley and 1oudOun. aud all others.
j Will also teach Photography wherever a class
can be formed; or to Individuals. on REASONABLE Il
terms. NJ URONN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30
NOTICE..

VNHE nse of the Training Curse of the un-
L dc"s1SI:c', for training purposes and tIiuIs of
speed, viii tie 1T 10 parties unUi the blowing
terms t" Nit: For the season ending the LIST OF
AI,T!l; next $40 each, to embrace the LOlsr aid
vehicles owned by one iHdiFidual; daily admit
taEce tn:, %tTIinInV purposes. 50 cts; ~spcctoTs Oh
h"rsshIck or IN vehicles, (mUt to nse the track J
p ctS.5 pleasure dIIvinG on the course, (nOt to
!nterI"re with training 50 cts: the track not to
be used when muddy. Mr.. Abraham Stump is
hereby fully authorized to collect FIR season en-
trance, also for daily aduIittaice when there is
no one NJ tho gate. JAS. II. RANSOM.
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THE GAG LAW.

6 =
One of the mennest, lowest and most des>
picabIe of all the radical outrages chronicled
IL. a fortnight, was that perpetrated in New
Orleans on Saturday night, when the forms
of the Bulletin, a strong Conservative journal,
we're seized by order of the chief of the in
famous KelIogs's Metropolitan police. The
exact reasons for the seizure have not been
made public, but the Bulletin, which, through
courtesy of a ~eOtempary. was enabled to put
out,a partial sheet. says:
whether Durell, Kellogg, Badger or their
underlings are implicated, We cannot as yet
say but that this bold, audacious and william
Gus robbery on the highway, of sewspaper's
uaterial on its way to the press, was effected
simply because of the Bulletins daring and
outspoken exposure Of fraud and corruption,
Is certain"
This deliberate attempt to gag the press
viii not win. The-"death of the. martyr is
fhe seed of the Church." and the effort to
st;fe one free press, will strengthen the ardor
and determination of an hundred others. Kel>
logg and Dureft-must go to the wall, and that
very sOOn--Lynch6urg Republican,
w Advices from the third District indi>
cate the probability of Mr.. Hezeford's re-
nomination and reelection to Congress. His
foremost Competitors are Mr.. Kenns, of
Charleston, and General MeCausland, of
Mason.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30

@ The Martinsburg Statesman. nomi>
mates Moses S. Grantham, Esq, for the State
Senate, and Wm. H. Mong, Esq, fox the
House Of Delegates.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30

R9~ Postmaster General Creswell rendered
his resignation to the President on Wednes-
day, with a request that he be relieved from
duty as soon as his successor can conveniently
be appointed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned have taken ont letters tesla
i mentarv under the Will of Colin Z. Porter,
deceased. All persons indebted to his estate are
notified that prompt payment of their debts Will
be demanIcd. PARTIES having Gains against the
estate VIII present them duly authenticated.
TEARNEY,
WEI. L. WILSON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30

E- Hon. G. J. Faulkner has been elected
President of the West Virginia Historical
Society.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30
TAMMANY.

The great Tanmany Society of New York,
is issuing invitations to an entertainment in
that city on the coming 4th of July, in which
the Society and its invited guests propose to
celebrate the 9Sth anniversary of American
Independence. Their invitation closes with
the following stirring words:
Need We recite to you the evidences which
ghand surround ss,- to prove that to-
the natfoH-has sharper need than ever of
salfthat the doctrine and the discipline of De-
mocraey can give of strength and support, to
the once moro imperillcd foundations of its
greatness and its glory?
The burning shames of Louisiana, and of
Arkansas ; South Carolina plundered by an
i~lliterate Legislature and bankrnpted by an iu,
dicted Governor the National Capitol con-
verted into a den of thieves; a successor of
Hamilton and of Guthrie expelled from the
Federal Treasury for facilitating the robbery
of its vaults, aud consoled by an %insolent Ex-
acutive with a seat on the judicial bench our
national honor and the safety of our citizens
abroad left to depend on the forbearance of
foreign States /; a policy of financial expedi>
ents administered openly in the interest of
partisan schemes and of presidential or con-
gressional cliques.
If these things do not move you to meet
with US now, what words of ours could do SO -?
E Governor James L.. Kemper, of Vir>
GINA, has issued, in a letter to President
Grant, a manly and digniied protest against
the instructions sent by Attorney General
Williams to the Marshal of the Eastern Dis
trict of Virginia, in relation to alleged dis
orders in Petersburg. The Governor states
that he will oppose with all the constitutional
means at his command these acts of invasion
of the rights of the States and the liberties
of the people
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30

ERUIT CANS on hand and made 20 order. BY
June 30, 1875
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and will there s:nnuIncture wooIen Goods on nR
Increased csie- having greater fn~riIiIier aud moro
Improved Mac hirery. b. sidsa full corps Of cotnpe.
tent wOrkinen. Every article heretofore m ar uiac=
turcd under my suPcrvisionwili, in my present
estSO!ishIient be produccdi in Krenter perfection;
ana VIII compare fnvorHbly with tho heat Gabrics.
at the Factory. and through my Agents iu CharIcs.
town. Siessrs. Duke & GAIlRher- allowing the itch,
est market PRICE II more convenient for my old
Snst9meTs who may desire to exchange Wool for
Eo9ds odeitynr the Wool in CharIestowp, Messrs.
receipt for the came.
intormHtion AZ 20 prices, &C., may DO had by
CbarIestown '
ThsnkfoI for the very liberal patronage bcreto.
!" = e1'endrd me. tTust TO merit. Ivy careful at
goods and by moderate charges, n continuAnco Of
zoe good will and custom Of old friends and a trial
May IS. 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30
MAhHo0Di HOW 1857, HOW REsToREbE

MAhhUUD: HOW L0ST, HOW REST0RE1E
AgH ca aI1t PVSsinSs' ]ce heb s%tsiSD s 2, DT;
SHV ON the 'Gdieal cure (without medIcineJ
-, Sr.EHH ToRESGa or Seminal Weakness. IDvoj,
untary Seminal Losses lBPoTEEcY, Mental and
PHYSICAL IncsPscity. Imbediments TO Marriage;
dncsd i.o SeNsUSPTIoE' EPILEPSY and , In
Piles, &c. e&'FaVagHnce
p Price. in a sealed envelope. only six cents.
4 e eeieoFated author, in this admirable Essay;
clearly demonstrates from n thittv yerys1 sne'
ceosipl Practice, that tho alarming conSequenceS
dangerous use of in:.rnal medicine or The snnii.
cation OF the knife; pointing out a mode OF oprr
which .yery ,1 1Gs,sin; and eiectuai, BY mean. of
ros;,n DS, may cure himself cheepIy, privately, and
%. Thus Lecture shouI ID be in the b.nas =, .ve,I
JCnnth and every man in the land.
ssnt under seal, in a plain envelope, to any ad-
sgs 't..9Ps; Also. DIR siLLsBEE''s R IES RG'if
Foh FILES. Send for circular.
Address the Publishers,
f1 cHAs. &c KLINE 4 co,
Anil o. New YORK. Post-Ofice Box, 1856.
HARVEST GOODS.
(NBAIh and Grass scythes- English f4.v and
~ Grain Rakes, Cradles, Pincers' wk.1 Son.
snstSs nSgs: kifes, Nails. Cradle Fingers
rae Plates. and other useful goods. for "A ie by
JAS LAW. HooFF.
A FcKfEsa supply Of Tobacco, cigars, Cigarette,
and S ~ Paper. Cigar Cases sm6kefs, Pipes
jass 3. ia. .'''s'S' generally 3.f fof kfo}SSE x
OikET and WAibing Soap for sale By
80 June 8. Is74. J..R. R0DERIcK,
u on hand tsnS best Family Flour aIvays
1s =, isaI. L.R. RoDERIcK.
rAPsCo Baking Powder, guaranteed TO rem
For .alsby e'',7 ca. Jsk !. R RtSRiEII sssl'
me for White washing. for raI. by
T06n ~ {s14 O. W. 7. KEARsLEY.-,
u son> a--IIe sn Gun Powder, Young Hy-
Teas. fo1 s.IppL ~ EngLish Breskfsst and Oolone
April i4"iss9 G. W.T.. K~EARsLEY.
HAND Corn Planters. for ssl s by.
A NIMAL PoKEs. for sale H b. LAW hOofF:
~APr122,l 1874. JAS. LAW. HooFF.
a EdNhrds', white's,Snd ali ponpi., 1ei ~
%@Perz9.Is13 1873. T. T. LIGHT.
tnEE and Coarse Boots Al GoIdSmitb,s T1fn
oSEdTlIz &C. w. LTTLEJOHN in Charge.
Oe'oDert' 1873.
81 Ietelyed Brown. Crushed md GranaIatsd
y Sugars cOiees, &c: 4. GROVE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30
FASIiiONABLE DRESS MAKING:

MFRS. SARAH H. ARMENTRoUT and Miss
Gf1 MOLLtE L G.. JOHNSON have ussocIated
themselves together In the above business, and
WIZ Conduct 1t IN. all its various bran6hcs. at
the residence of Mr.. Geo, ". ATnehtTOut, West
Main street The public patronage is solicited.
Gharlestnwn. June o. is74-3t.
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Change ofLocation.
W0OLEB GOODS.
~SIANNONDALE FACTORY.

THE undersigned repeatedly informs his foSs
4 mGr customers ard the public generally that
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''THE BEST HoRsE-RAKE,"
MANUFACTURED by the Hagerstown Imple-
1I1 ment Company. Has best gus Iity Steel Teeth
and Locust Hubs with Thorough Boxes. A email
boy can work with it. For sale by
WASHINGTON & PIT
June 30, 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30
GRAIN DRILLS.

GRAIN DRILLS.
XT7 E are selling the Hagerstown Gum Spring
w Drill, complete with Guano end Grass Seed
Attachments. This is \ Standard Drill and is too
we'll known to need further. advertising. Zach
Drill warranted for one year
June 50, 1874.
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FOR RENT.

TTNHE Store Room now occupied by S; NJ. Tim
Il berlake. Possession given April LIST, 1874.
JAS. LAW OOFF.
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BANK NOTICE.

ITNHE First National Bank of Jefferson. at
i CharlestOwn. will be closed July 4th, 1874
All persons having paper maturing gu that day.
will please attend to 1t the dav previous.
June 80. 1S74-1t. Cashier
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THE HUBBARD REAPER l. MOWER.
SINGLE OR COMBINED.

THE Lightest Draft Machine in use, strong and
machine. Satisfaction Guaranteed in every par-
ticular Cab and get our terms and general
warranty. WASHINGTON & LIPPITT.
June 80. 1874.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30

HARVEST TINWARE.
FULL supply of Harvest TiuwEre-embra-
n cling everything needed-oh hand and for sale
by. J. II. yesterday,
June 2S, 1874 Main street, CharIestown.
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- A81S . ~ ~ y
June 70, lS!4 Main street, CharIestown.
4 BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
IN Courts Of different States, for desertion, &c-
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
gF9nted. Address, NJ. HOUSE, Attorney,
June 10. l7Ls-ly. 1874 Broadway,N n. Y.
PEAD'S Concentrated Essenee Jam1ica Cin1er.
- an invaluable family medicine, possessing ali
for sale by {. r. BELIER
1PHAE's FreckIe, Tan and PimpIe Rani.her
cures B!otehes. scurvy, Dry and WAtery PIN.
pies; all kinds of letter, Tan, + reckles, SnnbuFD.
SEubs or Worms in the Skin, &c. just received and
for sale by CR REL IN
LoRsEFoRD's self-Rai.iDe Bread Pren.rstion
upsurpassed for msking iigEt bread biscni,'
cakes and pastry, for sAIe by C.E e. BELLRR.
SttVER Soap Tor polishing Silver. Tipware. &e..
TGRN1P sfEED.-whits Norfolk. Red sE! Toa s,t
Rutabaga Tnrnip Seed-AlI fresh and reIisbIe
Just received and for sale. e. F. ELL
MALTA Double Shovel Plough, wrought iron
81 oeam' steel shovel; also Steel Shovels for
DG june = sn fs44 Fi00gh'' for ssl' x; Eoorr
for sale by DAw. Koorr
HAND Hay and Grain Rakes. Rifss. Stones.
~ &c, AS. LAW. HoOFF.
WATER COOLERS. for sale b law HooFF.
RoYERs NE~LLIS'Improved Horse HAY Fork.
- juno nor g. &c tsS z jas La" HooTF-
PATJ g5s =. Sc. ,n Beer, on drabgbt AID t2T :. j. ~
GRAvsLEE F.ne.Es Chewing Tobacco. Al 81
TRY HAINEs' FfSv. Cent Havana CHAR. n Won
wish q good smoke,
June ., 1874.
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EXECUTORS Notice.

HAVING qualified as Executor of the late
Mrs. Mary Wright, L hereby notify parties
t" her estate 10 make payment, and
creditors of the estate to present their claims
duly authenticated. VIM. l..
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OH, YES! OH, YES!

II AvING taken out license as AuctiOpeer, I
would inform the people of Jefferson that ]
am prepared to cry sales, &c, at the shortest no.
tice and upon rsaSonable tcTms, and invite the
orders of those hating property to dispose of at
Public Auction.
DANIEL HEFFLEPowER.
Rinpnn, October I. ls73-6m.
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w: Dalgarn, Esq, editor and pro-
died at his residence in that place on the 9th
inst, aged Sc years and II days. He was
esteemed by all who knew him and his death
will be regretted by a large circle of friends
and observation-disclosures MteHIgencer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-02
Emigration from Russia.

It is not only in the exodus of the Mennonites
that Russia has been suffering the consequen-
ces of her stringent conscriptions and lack OF re-
ligious toleraton for still more important de-
population is going on in the region of CriInea
from which the Tartars are emigrating in great
numbers in spite of all efforts made by the au-
thorities to detain them. They make their es-
cape in small boats which are taken up by Tur-
kish ships which lie in wait for them, the Sultan
apparently appreciating more fully than the
Emperor the value Of the labor which is leaving
one of the most fertile districts of the Russian
possessions to lapse into a barren desert. Eff
forts have been made to attract colonists from
further north to settle in this vine-growng land,
but the Russian peasantry have proved quite
useless for the peculiar kind of agriculture re-
quired there.
1t takes long time to teach an absolute gov
ernment the simple lesson that despotism ''doet
not pay."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-02
DRAMATIC NOIes.

The following future engagements arc all
nounced
Caroline Rchings-Bernard, Battle Creek,
Mich, Oct. 9Th, and Detroit the 10th, from
whence she will go to Toledo and Buffalo.
The Aimee Opera Douffe Company open at the
Chestnut st. Theatre, Philadelphia, Oct. 5.
Theordore Thomas Orchestra, Kalamazoo,
Mich, Oct 9th, and Detroit Sth and 9th.
The Kellogg English Opera Troupe will begin
n season at Chicago Oct. 9th.
A new Polish tenor, named Ladesas, has
been secured for Paris.
The Soldine English Opera BoufTe Company,
which has renown throughout England will
commence an engagement at the Lyceum, New
York, in November.
Maggie Mitchell, Bangor Maine, October 9th
and 10th.
+. i Chanfrau, Waterbury, Conn, Oct. 10th.
Little Nell, Troy N. Y, Oct. 18th. Geo. Will
cox business manager.
John Thompson and Troupe, Rochester, n. y.
Oct. 7th for four nights.
Joe Jefferson kalamazoo, Mich. Oct 18th.
Carlotta Leclercq, Boston Theatre, Oct 9th
Ristori has been driving largely at Bueoi
Ayres.
Edwin Adams, Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 5th.
Bob McWade, Dayton, Ohio Oct. &.
D. Ia. Toole and Company Newark, N. j., Oct
Wallace Sisters, navenna, Ohio, Oct. sth.
Janauschek, Williamsport, Pa, Oct. 14th ant
18th.
Lawrence Barrett and Company, indianapolis
Oct. % h for one week.
Mrs. Oates and Company, Woods Museum
Philadelphia, Nov. End.
Fox's Humpty Dumpty Troupe, East Saginaw
Mich, Oct 10th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-10-02
Literary Items.

Mr. Fred b. Schell, Philadelphia altst il
making sketches for an illustrated quarto, which
il soon to be issued by the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. 1t will be handsome work,
printed in the best style OF the art.
-"John Paul" (Chas. II. Webb), one of our
most original humorists and wits, has collected
his best sketches which the Hartford PUBLISH
ing Company will soon issue in the shape of a
subscription book.
"A leading German publishing house has dis
continued the publication of Beecher's Life of
Christ, on account of the Brooklyn scandal.
H. L. Shepard Il Co.. OF Boston, are to pub
lish the Rev. W. IL. II. Mumays famous Lee
ture on Descons," with illustrations.
The piece de resistance in the Atlantic
Monthly for 1875 will be anoyel by Henry James
Jr., to run throughout the year Mr. IIowcs
will also furnish story to run through several
numbers.