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JACOB ZAUN 81 SON.
~ FASHION aBLE
BOOT AND sHOEMAKERS,
- FOR 0ENTLEMRN'S AND BOYS WEAR,
No. sO5 ARCH STREET.
ADJOINING THE MUSEUM, PHILApELfHrA)
Have now ready the latest styles Tor the season.
Also an assortment of Legglns for riding, hunting
and walking. sep2a-2meod
, 1874-08-21

foar Of an exposure for aonoi l: witch ho nov
CT committed, aud which how . ow hi8 friends
would nover l,clieve ],o had Isuitted; If no
cau bo1iego him no .torror-st nj at nothing ~
to. pay out money by thot r. 8, Of dn1lara,-
saa;a seisea by nG{Ftgage too bis homo:
and unscrup9Io9s TORI = 6: by rich
man Of NIr. Mou1ton'a at,... ~ In society, II
We can hclloyo tnis, I any, pray by what stretch
Of Imagination can NO conceive Of tho great
Horny Ward Beocher becoming 30 reduced to
tho poBition Of laukoy, Blayo and poon to tho
man who had 40 grossly abused him, aH to DO
compelled to crawl at his feet, 10 crouch h,,m-
bly, to him, to fawn upou hitn,-nay, to sloup 10
low as to attomps, for four long yoats ITO food
tho inHatinbao ogotism" Of 30 vito o wrotoh, to
kiss tho yiflain band TINT Bmoto him. aud nbaso
limRclf into doing oil Il, bis power, during those
four years, to mako. this monster Of inisluity
"as great aa he conceived himself to bo."
. II Theodore T1lton indeed posseBseB such
Huperhumnn power ~ this, we1i can we UNDER
stand how this doml-doyil ctrcumventod and
ooorcoa tho weak and wretctod Mrs. Tilton into
shameful afandor aud dnnlutng falsohood,--
coo.col her, By q course Of slow torture, Tito
counlvlng with himself 10 ruin tho charaotor OF
her bost ind truest friend, her nob1o, pure, and
Bpotloss pastor, tho frio1d Of man, the llborator
Of tho alave.-ttlo aaintly. grand, and horoso
phflanthropst t,-Ilenry Ward Beoelorl
]. ", D.
, 1874-08-21
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 81, 1874.

In his candidacy for tho Assembly. and tho two
connect admirably In manner not necessary to
ntnto. h1r. Bartlett Is also part owner In a Now
York newspaper, which strongly atlvocateH. Alr.
Dcocier. Mi. 8hearman Is Clork Of Plymouth
Society, and has boon conspicuous ia tho mnstor
prior to tho groat Council. And hare have
enumerated flvo attorneys associated With Tho
oa6o, instead Of four, all On ono slae OF It, anti
each OF them representing separate conssitn-
ancy.
Reporter-T.on you think that things arc not
evenly balanced?
Mon,bor-I think Tllton waB little bottor than
fool to havo submitted to a tribunal thus
oonstitRted, hovover respectable fta pefBonunl
may oo. H. however, he should, aftor ail, win
hia case. It will bo agaiuet tho grontest oddH Of
ANYTHING over observed. II he pulls through.
and should drive Mr. Dooclor to tho wall under
thsso disadvantages lie witl not bo accused of
not having had Z case. Should aucl 4 result
follow those things will not be lost sight Of and
public sentiment will matte for Tlton with
tron1ondo,s force, 1Io would becomo ono Of tho
most popular mon In tho country, and all Amor,
lea would wan. to bear him, 500 him, and would
read hia books AZ thny did Victor .Hugo's when
ho was reloasod from Ills long bauiblimcnt.
, 1874-08-21

PARIS, Aug. 20-NfarBhat Bazaino has written
lottcr to the Minister OF tho Insorior In wb;oh
ho says TINT ncithor Col. Viilotto nor nny Of tho
other prisoners now in custody arc responsible
for Its escapo from prison. Hc doo1aroB that he
Ind no accomplicoB in tho fort or clBowbere
except hA wlfo and nephew. Tho hIarsl,nl Do
Hcribos how ho ollded tho surveillance Of bis
talor. and III conclusion Baya: " HeHcnting the
humlliating psiaon regulations, felt justified in
an attempt to recover my liberty. As waa
not tried by MY peers, my imprisonment was
Illegal"
At . mocting Of tho Permanent Commtttoo Of
the National Assembly to-day, II. Chauband
I4atour. hliuiator ot tue lntorior in reply to an
inquiry. by member Of tho Left, promised TINT
judicial proceedings iu relation to tho
escape Of Marshal Dazaino should
be vigorously prosecuted. uo acknowl-
6dgod that thero had hccn laxity In
tho precautions against the escape Of tho prlsUn-
era, but Haid tho investigation instituted by ,tho
Government showed tt,ut tho military authori-
tios at tho fort wcro not compromised in the nf-
fair. 11o deolncd to give any tlrtllor
dotailH Of tho inyohtigation. The nulo
do Cazea, Minister of Foreign Adaira, atat>l,
in roGnrd to tho recognition of Spuin, tlat tho
Government waB anxious to net in acccrdauco
with other powers. mud woufd procooa i'll unison
with the british Government, which hal conf
power Lad yos accomplished tho Lot Of
recognition, Tue 1olay IL caused
by question as to tho exact form In which TINT
step stall be taken. Tho mombers Of tho Ex-
tre1no Tight Expressed disapnroval Of tho con-
duct Of tho Duke do CazeB but large majority
Of tho Committee including tho Republican
members, sustained hiA course.
, 1874-08-21

70 thu Editor of Tho Catcnio Tribune:
Sin: In carefully roadlng Alr. Doocher's last
statement. wo como full-tilt upon thu following
0high religious >" statement: "For iour yealH
havo boon trying to food THO unsuitable ogot-
ism, to mako tho man (Tiiton) al great NJ lo
coucciyotl himself to be-" Dir. Dsorllor thou ac-
Aowletlgos Tint. for four years paat ho has boon
Utrying 10 iced tho Unsuitable synten," os \ nau
-that is OF Mr. Iilton--for tho purpose OF
makps hlul "aa great III heKconceivod hinHclf
to l1;' aud yet thia very man bud, throo yoais
nnl Elk mouths aGo, falsely accused
llln {AIr. Daooher OF making Improper
advances to his wife, mud had forced
thiA vito, by dtnt Of threats aud long continued
brutality to mako falBo oonfossion to tho satao
otleot. THAT Tilton did all this for tho express
purpose rof matchmaking h1r. Doochor. both
directly and iniirectly for tho pMrposs of terrI~
flying him, In order thus to obtRin hold upon
him, so that, by thus holding him in fear md
terror Of tho consequences OF oxpoanlo, no
could compel him (Dooehor) to- do hla flitons)
bidding, al flrht in tho matter Of pnrnuabtnE mr.
Bowon to pay him {'ri!toM) $7,0Q0, aud aftor-
wards through Aloulton to OBTAIN money directly
from hlr. Dceohor III similar amount anti that
hfr, peecher did aotunlly raiBo by mortgage upon
Ills homestead tho sim OF 97.U00 upon ono oc-
oasion, aud yont 1t through Mr. Monitor to this
! bluod-hllcklng Tton. :. -,
Nov, It VIC can imagine 1nnn Of Mr. bceoh-
orH age, experience. nnh AtlonRth Of char
aotor,--of lis powerful mind, foroe OF Will,
and iudon1ttaole resolution, ,-paralyzed Into pow
arlessrosa nv thb throat of my knavo OF brpB-
CART II xa can imagine hlr. Daaoher standlugin
, 1874-08-21
FOREIGN.
Father. Hyaointho Retires Per-
manently from Geneva.
Secretary Fish Denies tho Porto Rico
Story.
Bazaine Tells the Story Of His
Escape.


New YonK, Aug. 2D.-Tho following pare-
grnphs Aro taken from foreign Hles received to-
day:
Tho S,'iss 7ines publishes Father Hyac!n-
tho'R lotscr reAianipg tho Office Of Uuro of
dcnovn to tho ConBul DsEtat. ills as follows:
"Attachoa from tho worry depths Of my heart
to tho Church In which was baptisod* Whose
reform ! wtsh for, but not its overthrow; con-
,vinced, besides, By experience, now sufficiently
lougthoncd that tho liberal Catholicists Of
doneya III roithor liberal in politica nor Catholic
III tclgou, I hayo tho honor to tondor my roalg-
tuition Of my functions AZ Cure OF this CITY,"
, 1874-08-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

Ban FHAN0Isco, Cal, Aug. 20.--Arrivcd, ths
Pacific Mail Steam y Pacific, from Panams~
CARDIFF, Aug. q steamer Pembroke, from
Nov York, has arris Vi.
Anglia and State Of Georgia, from Glasgow;
Herder, from Hamburg,
Aoy1LLE, Aug. 20. Steamship Nova Scotia,
from Quebec, laB arrived.
, 1874-08-21

Ffon, tas ,e,e pork Herald, Aup. 10.
The following 1ottor from ono OF tile most In
was received yesterday BY III: Horny u. Glove
land. Although not intended for publication,
yet 10 directly doua It bear upon tho caso That
hfr. Cleveland feela Justified In putting it on rec
ord. Tho letter Is dated Kalamazoo, alich..
"On tho 18th Of May last I had conversation
with Mrs. Elizabeth Cady stauton. during which
Ot1r talk turnod upon the Doochor-1ilton matter.
Wo bott! exprosBod regrets at tho ABSORPTION Of
tho public with aucs, cnse. aud while oxprcaH-
cd absolute confidence in Dir. Beecheru integrity
slo did not domur in tho loast at. tho sentiment.
cannot affIrm that she expressed the sRrno con-
tldencc. but In tho absence Of any word to the
contrarY tho impression was lott upon my mind
TINT sto entirely agreed with MO.
III roniaskod to her that I considered Mrs.
Tilton the one to be pitiod. At this sho spoke
of Mrs. Tilton with groat carnoHnoss sud SYM
pashy. sny1ng TINT aho fA1rB. Tllton) Was as puro
character as ever livod; that she wns vol nc.
quaintod with her. md know hcr troubles and
brought on by her husband; that for a long
ttmo Bhe had withdrawn from society, making
or roceiglng scarcely call, but shutting herself
up to hero hovrow, whieli would douhtoss 10y
her b. soon In lor grave: Thia, she said, is an in-
"slo apoto Of Mr.. Ti1tonB fall with tho
Woodruff; how, in his strange infatuatlot, ho
clupg to hor ('NoodhulD when every docont pc'-
son had abandoned ,hor; ho's. eho had
hopsd ssst bis 9F 1fs IT. 15eSs et cosns 5stS q, a
course. and yot havo measureless poaco
again In hor lifo. hc. do not profess to glyo
any expressions vorbatim. but am certain that
do not dovlate from the moaning Which Mrs.
Stanton intouded TO convoy to mo. Sho gave no
hint Of aug suspicion against Mr.. Deooher, but
affirmed, with great earnoatnoBa OF manner, her
full belief thai Mrs. futon. pure and beautiful
character. was crushed by grof at tho reckless
, 1874-08-21

Triton ,B to 6o int1ictat for 1ibol, Morris o|fors
to pay tho e~pcnBos Of ANY suit Of tho sort, or
1o will agrco to pay oil tho oxpouaps of any suit
which Docohor mar bring agatust Triton.
THROWS BEcoND HrATENENr
oral days It will follow Mou1ton's statement
aftdr short intorva and will probably bo ,nalo
public q: tho samo ti1no tho papors ara served
on Doecher
, 1874-08-21
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.

Pour Huron, 41ic1,., Aug 2o..-poHN-rrops Arctto
mud wcno1a: srhrs urase, amelia, uiadHone, Porter,
pro!x 1daio nsuson. uaarga Kinx A.A tow st,us
htatiue City.
poar 1IuAoN, Mich., Aug. 2o-Esan!ng. g.-powa-
Hchrs Sweetheart Monur No. |, William D. Phelps.
Monitor No. D. Gen. tsanz s!gol. Butcher BeY John
b. Morrill,.
uR-5oars +. Morrill,, plauot, Charlie Crawford,
, 1874-08-21

WAsn1SoToN, D. c., AnR. 2o.-Ovor tho Lower
Lake Region, northeast to southeast winds,
slight changes Of tcsnperature. partly cloudy
weather, md followed by FILLING barometer.
Over tho Uppor laho hegion falling baronaotcr,
winds, partly cloudy woather, and occasional rain
areaa. Over the uppeg Alississippi aud Lower
Missouri Valleys, and tho Northwest generally,
low barometer and high temperature, winds
mostly from tho cast and Bouth, partly cloudy
woatior, uad rain aroas.
LOCAL. onsE1vAT1oNH.
CHICAGO, AUx. 20,
, 1874-08-21
MISCELLANEOU NOTES.
tg,tctd9 Dispatch to I'ht CAftago Tribune.
Tttt fHvEHrr4ATTEa Cnaf1fJrTEE


New ToRx, Aug. 60 Tho report Of the
Doeohor Investigating Committee has been COM
platod, aud will DO presented to tho Examining
Committee Of Plymouth Church tomorrow, and
to tho church itselt by Tie Examining Committee
tomorrow night, It will probably DO 10 or u
o'clock hetoro the document can he obtained,
aud IT It roaolos you at all tomorrow night II
will bo late. The report is a summary Of the
eyidonco, none Of which. however, will 'bo glyen
to tho public for several Teoks. 1t ia III entire
acquittal Of Deoolior.
TtlE Triton AUlT.
Tie paporH in tho caso Of T1lton against
Deocler haye not yot boon prepared. They will
probably not DO put into shape nntil nono tino
next week, II then. Morris. Tilton'a counsel,
ns*,usos ma that Ti!ton ia golng
al,oal With hfa e1lit, hut u
in no hurry to begin aa thore aro 10 oorta to DO
hold ior month and hals yat. Morris aR.osts
sbtt the psoos nhlch will bo brought forward J..
, 1874-08-21
BAL L1lMnRE LIVESTOCK MARKET,

BAlT1uonE. Aug. oo.-cArrLE Opened moro active,
but cluaed dull nalower; very host un sa'e i@aoi
as;lls, NeceiRfs, 2,6s3: xalea, 2,020.
jious--Iu fail dcmaud at B@101c; aome choIca topd
enid ut 1to NucesrtR, 9,oa4.
8,1Esp-Less active: 43t.!o for fair to good; ssta
6Au Tor good 10 extra. AUcelpts, e,044.
, 1874-08-21

From fhe Str rorE Granhie.
Whatovor elso nny bo said of Alr. u aochor. no
tnnn cali deny hla maguan1mlty. Attor atr. Aloul-
ton had compelled him, by tho threat OF pistol.
TO do!lrer up panor certifying ala 1nnocenco,
ho still continued tc address tat 'nE eFiouH por
son IN Ills lettors na ono Of so best s'nd uoboat
frlonua rnau ever had.
FToa nc bSoostsn Arn':.
e. Hhht many poIsonH cahnok cohla<Heha III
mah or MI. boeohoFs aaeacltY u. WAY ae could
doScloP s'cn m extfaordlnafy irien ahhlo Tor i
man VINO extortea from nl,l a1 a'nV1 1Tlaht paper
in Locked room pistol u haud; All or I'll thls.
writing 70 l,lm and OF nim as tho mah f9!a1a
up w tod TO sAse nm ece!ns 1iot Httlo
strange 70 persons Wno1nake theli ac' ac'1nalhtancea
IN tilo olui4lary manner. anu 10 "hom tue acces-
SORES OF pistols ana soorot rooms arc nnknown.
ao norteAgca llb nouse and gave LUG mouoy
20 frahK TO siVo 10 tlllon, Mitaoue Ahy e1pccta-
ton OF gottlhR 1t oacA. Inatts 70 say CON
tinuos our correspondent. " ho paid out 81, oo0
Tor tho privilege Of apologazing to tue man who
hnd "fonged hlm' When person gets right
down to the logic OF this thlng he Heca nj onco
that what Ao doesn't SEQ IL the pr!ilclpa1 part OF
It,
from re r. NrooS1Hn .if;e! nep'et'' ;.,.
A1sq INV so1nos eas A"lut tn.ne. Ashlou ~ita
4ulH; lAtons 4olsor, Mr. beacnar co"!a aoly 1ue
"psa mttnoas ~; ~ coaa n.eegns ~ "'nenso
oi too iassy o. nls acsus1f ~ en1ssas' ~ H. ".s
come8 tfienu Q, US nGeusor' aaa, cl'arg!.E upon
MIN, perjury And 'enobltY, uemanoa tao alif-
renaar q mag holo pi4o1 ~ a1ls. t,eo cnas.ty
ai'a ~. beoctel spnrty. neuonoe At.,w ~ VIA ~.
1ou.1on saau upon ~ ~. @ nco1nel
SOW that tAo inan VINO was n!ceius i1an Aila
LIE aeareet 1!oaHolo ue Pos"chso9, cmttluu pla-
tolf auu-. Alto! auluo Ep1FoshatioH 10 Haec V
, 1874-08-21
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON, Aug. 20.-1ho Government to-day re-
minds tho newspapers, In an official noto, Tint
tho publication Of articles aligned by tioao do
pryod Of civil aud political rights is prohibited
By law.
, 1874-08-21

NEW YoRE, aug. pa Washington dispatch
stasea that sccrotnry Fish declares that tho
story of tho proposod ccaston OF Porto Rico to
Germany Ia without foundation, aud that tho al
legged dispatches arc forgcros.
, 1874-08-21

THE TROUBLES IN CH'C0T COUNTY, ARK.
MEMPHIS, To.lu., Aug. 20.--The latest reports
from Chcot County, Ark. state that tho excite.
,nent thora is subAifing. Whites and blacks Ara
Still under arms, but no conflict ia approhsndod
, 1874-08-21
THE TRANSIT EXPEDITION.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-Tho Navy Depart.
mant las information that tho United btates
stoRmar swatnra from Now York, juno Z, AZ
rived at nahia, Br azil. July II.
, 1874-08-21
411roN. KINGSLEY. AND 10000.
f. Dxoo ..3s f...

HFGHR tHa 3Fb*H|HA fsdGtcs aug 1os
About noou tt-tiav an Eagle reporter accom-
phniod Mr. Tllton from tho County Oourt-IIouso
to hiB residence OH IivlngAton stroot. On biB
way thithar tho following conversation tooH
placo:
Roportor-I would like to havo you say Bome-
thing concerning th!s charge Of h'aoktnail, and
especially in regard to tho $1,000 which l1r.
Doechor sayH ho phid to Mfr. Mouton.
Mr. Tilton-1 uevor blauknlailo1 my ono In my
life.
.Roportor-Dfd you ovor rocoivo through htr.
11ontton, or my other person. eithor directly OF
Indirectly, any money from Mr. Booohor?
Mr. Tilton-Not o cent.
TINT n cont Of AIr. Deocher's money over found
its why into your possession through my Ho1rue7
A1r. Ttlton-Noyer.
1loportor--1Iavo you received or boon oiforcl
ias Sy %ouSg Sy sy person since these
A1r. Iilton-I layo boon offered $4,000.
Roporter-By whom?
Ar. Tllton-By Mr.. William @. Kingsley.
Reportor-What did llo matte that otfer for,
and whom anl where did 10 mako III
Alr Tilton (polnting to tho sidewalk in front Of
his own ouAu)-lligllt tlorc, and In tho pres
cnco Of two gentlemen, tl!o tlny before Mr.
Moulton gave, his Testimony, think.
1oporttr--Waa TINT tue day waa with you
and that you mot Judge Norris, Mr. Kingsley,
Music ou Montague strcet7
N1r. T,lton-1hat was tho rory day. I bo1iovo.
neporter-.-Did no couple tho offer with any
conditions 7
Mr.. Tilton-No, sir, he did n OF; aupposo 10
thought needed nloney, and offered mo TINT
amount in q friendly WY, simply adding that
only neolod to give him twonty-fonr hours' no
tico.
An Eagle reporter called round to Mr. Kings
ley's onico III MoutaGuo stacot and aBcertaincd
that Mr. Kingdloy In absent from tho city, and III
with his family Ut Lake 1oosgo: Mr. Boan. tho
business representative Of tho firm OF Kingsley
H. Knanny WnH DrDanlk, On being nhk91 what
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BALTIMORE CARDS.
GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT
PI a N o -

uAyE received upwards of FIFTY FIRsTPRE-
Every instrument fully warranted for five years
Prices low as the exclusive of the very best
materials and the mos: thorough Workmanship will
permit. The principal Pianis and com posers au
the piano purchasing public. of the South especi-
ally. unite In the unanimous verdict of the su-
periority of the SrIEFF PIANO. The DURABlLI-
TY OF our instruments is fully bIished by over
SIXTY SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES in the South,
usng over 800 of our PiAuos.
Sole Wholesale Agents for several of the prin-
cipHl manufacturers of Cabinet and Parlor Organs;
prices from $50 to som. A liberal discount to
Ciergymen nd Sabbath Schools.
large assortmen: of second. Hand Pianos ..at
prices ranging from S75 to $500, always on hand.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue, containing the
and are using the Stief Piano.
CHAs. NJ sTIEFF,
Warerooms. No. On Liberty St., Balto.. Md.
ac tori. 8, 81 and IS Camden St, and As aud II
Perry st. April 2S. 1874.
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T. State; aided by the benevolence Of ofindividuals,
societies, aud other Institutions.
Five Departments of observation-disclosures Sci
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Also thoroughly organized Preparatory Depart.
In charge of.a large Faculty of accomplished
scholars and successful educators
FAIL TERM b,gins Sept. 4th. Wsrzn, Deem
CoMMESCEMENr, June l9, 1873.
Total expenses from s $50 to $3.50 per year
Lees to those boarding in clubs.
Send for Catalogue, containing foil particulars,
to ALEX. MARTIN,
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BANK DIRECTORY.
AGENTS.

~The following gentlemen are duly au~
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUB
scR1tT1oN for the esprit of Jefferson" and
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. D. IShepAerdsto10n.
JOHN P. KERFoor-Aarfinsbury
CHAs. r. LEE-Berry0iiie.
i. JOEL W. RoBERrs Middle,oay.
ADAM LINK, Jr.-Dufields Depot.
JAS. w. LnionvilYe
NJ w. BURR-Bropn's Shop
e. H. RoDERTs-KenrneysgM
HENRY S. LEAGUE-LectoDn.
STEPHEN S. DALGARN, Trustee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30

Eg A scheme is on foot in California to
construct a Pacific cable. Cyrus W. Field is
now in San Francisco. BE stated recently to
newspaper interviewer that the cost of the
proposed cable would not exceed s2O ,OOO, 900
and that this amount would be forthcoming
from California capitalists as soon as the pro-
ject should take definite shape. He estimated
that it would do a paying business within
two years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30

"A WellsknOwu San Frapoisco dentist a
having sign painted for his Office door. eiv[
ing his hours for business. It starts off win
'Tooth-pulling soirees will be held y etc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30

= Starch up, brush your whiskers. dresh
fashionable, and lay in plentiful supply Of
soft nonsense, and the girls will cali you q
nice young man.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30
POETIC
BLRssEp REsT.

And is there. Lord. q rest.
For weary souls designed.
Where not care shall stir the breast.
Or sorrow entrance fndf
Is there blissful home.
Where kindred minds shall meet.
Aud live and love, nor ever roam
From that serene retreats
Are there bright happy fields.
Where naught that blooms shall die;
Where each new scene fresh pleasure yields,
And tealthful breezes sighf
Are there celestial streams.
Where living waters glide,
With murmurs sweet as angel dreams.
And flowery banks besidef
Forever blessed they
Whose joyful feet shall stand.
While endless ages waste away.
Amid that glorious landl
Ny soul would thither tend.
While toilsome years are giVeu=
Then let me, gracious God. ascend.
To sweet repose in heaven!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30

% An Iowa paper is first in the field with
nominations for the Presidential ticket in
1876. It floats its banner at the head of its
columns inscribed with these historic names
For President, Allen G. Thurman, of Ohio ;
for Vice President, Thomas F. Bayard, of
Delaware.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30

-'WhatkiDd of sassages is themI aueIied
an old lady of the young man of literature
and peanuts, as he passed through the train
selling bananas.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-30

- Among the candidates for admission %
West Point is one B6med Sauermilcb. from
Pennsy lVahia Should he graduate be rasy
DO Tor frontier service, but ho can never rep.
resent the cream of the army