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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-06-09
PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER < CO.,

NOAH WALKER K co,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of n plan of ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send on application their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF. ASUREuENT,
and full line of sRmples from their i'm stock
of Cloths, CassiTneres, Coatings, Shirtings, &c,
thus enabling parties in any part of the country to
order their Clothing and Shirts direc. from them,
with the certaiuty of receiving garments of
The Very Latest Style
And liost Perfect Fit
attarnable. Goods ordered will be sent by Express
to any part of the country. AS ia we'll known
throughout the Southern States they have for Forty
three Years excelled in all department of their
business, which is substa ntial guara the
character of the Goods they will send out A large
and we'll assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with a full lireo of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
1T POPCL4R PRICE
When Goods are sent per Express C. D. D.. there
will be n" cole ction charge am"untso of 2o and
over: Ru.es Tor self mes surernent, Samples of
Goods AID Price List free application. The at
tcnti"n of the Trade is invited to our WholesaIe
Department, which is l~ays kept up to the hghcst
standard.
NOAH WALKER g. Co,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. either
ready made or made to order.
165 aud l67 baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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~ a young man of NansemOnd county,
Va, cut down bee tree, partook freely of
the honey, and died from its effects.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

SCHEDULE ofPassen ger Train arriving and de-
~ parting at Harper's Ferry Station:
TRAINS GOING WEST
Cincinnati Ex cas- vi. Washington. 10 90. A. NJ.
St Louis % lnO4, P. NJ.
Mail Train old tr'k Il. 90 NJ
Winchester Aeon" g g SOS, P. NJ.
TRAINS GOING EAST
Cincinnati Express via Washington. s O4, A. NJ.
81. Louis Express via Warrington. lbs, p. II.
Mail Train via Old Track to all points. l.O6 p NJ
Winchester Ac'u -. 645 A. NJ
Trains on Main Stem make close connections at
Harper's Ferry with trains running W P. & s.
Division to Strasburg and points farther South
AtS1gerstown Junction with trains for Hagers-
town, &c.
Through Tickets to all prominent points West.
South, East and North.
Ticket Office open for all passenger trains, ds Y
and night. Comfortable facilitee for waiting pas
sengers A. B. WOOD, Agent.
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Train leaving ChsrestOwn at 9.55, A. NJ, COM
meets at Harper's Ferry with Mail Trains East and
West. which pass over the Old Route to and from
Baltimore. Other trains pass over the Metropolitan
Ex. Freight. No. 1926 Iesvrs staun ton al ? Is p NJ
-passes Charlestown at i.45 A. NJ, and reaches
Harper'a Ferry at 25 A. NJ.
Ex. Freight. No. l27 leaves Harrer's Ferry at
Ills P. N passes Chsrlestown at pos A. NJ, and
arrives at Staunton at II so A. NJ.
A. b. WOOD. Agent, Harper's Ferry.
THOS. R. SHARP,
Nav II 1874. Master of TRANSFORMATION:
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Another Illusion Dispelled

Barbara Freitchie was truly royal, but she
never did flap that American flag in tho faces
of the Confeds as they marched into Fred
erick, Nd. Her neice declares so in COM
munication TO the WomGn's Journal Bar
bara, was, however, in some sort heroine;
for the same authority has it that on one oc-
casion she opened the front door of her house,
and finding the porch full of rebel soldiers,
lifting her walking cane, and fourishipg it
over their heads, exclaimed, "Begono, you
lousy pack ~ They Immediately begoned.-
In the light of this recent and authentic in<
formation, we respectfully ask Mr.. Whittier
to respect the sacredness of history and revise
his patriotic poem, based upon somewhat
exaggerated statement of facts. Tho fiery old
Quaker wrote:
Shoot If YOU must. this old grnv head,
But spare your COuutry's flag she said.
We beg that you will change the coupIet
so that it will read somewhat like the follow
ing:
Muss, il you must the old bnck shed,
But mustn't muss the porch, she said. /,
The spirit of the poem need not necessarily
be changed, but Barbara's bold though some
what hOmely exclamation against the lousv
trespassers upon her porch must be POLITICALLY
treated.
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ing % o. lIIIIlIII l'IIIdY 1lTI7|'
to the pest Office for remailiDg N
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sWer, because the contents cannot be examined.
The carrying of glass in the mails is strictly
forbidden.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
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One square Il inch or less,) 10 ; weeks:.. 80
Each subsenrenf in scrfior,. So
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s9 West Virginia has fty>One news
papers.
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pUB11sHED WEEKLY,

By JOHN W. DALGARN.
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OFFICE IN "lEE HALL" BUILDING.
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PROSPECTUS FOR iS75.
DAILY AND WEEKLY APPEAL.

The APPEAL has been so long reeOg-
IIized AS one Of the institutions OF the
s0uih-the medium for the development
oi southern thought, southern politics,
southern industry and southern Itera-
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word as 10 its future. But in commence
ing The thirty-f fifth year OF its existence
We would say that the paper will main
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lished in the south. We already furnish
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Ialism. Ia the futu e As in the past,
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NEWS TELEGRAMS.

The situation in Vicksburg is getting
mighty warm.
New gold diggings are reported dis
covered near Salt Lake.
The steamship Elysia, from Glasgow,
arrived at New York yesterday.
The Knights Templar were grand
balled in New Orleans last night.
The steamship City of London, from
New York, arrived at Queenstown yes
terday.
Edward West, son of DR.. ]. West, ac-
eidentally shot himself fatally, in New
Orleans, yesterday.
cold Prob" dishes up increased
cloudiness, with its accom- paniments,
to-day. Good enough!
A number Of the HOboken longshore-
men have gone to WORK, having given
in to the reduction of wages.
A telegram from New Orleans says
that the parade Of the knights Templar
there yesterday was grand affair.
Charles NOodhoff has become con-
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ure OF Governor Browns administra-
tion, for it had never been recommend
ed by him.
GOVERNOR BROWNS ATTITUDE BEFORE
THE COUNTRY.
For these acts OF his administration
Governor Brown now occupies a proud
and enyiable position before the-whole
country. He has done all in his power
10 restore the credit end preserve the
honor Of his native State. The recent
elections in which, by the action Of the
Radical party, his administration was
made to play a conspicuous part, shows
the manner in which the people OF Ten
nessee appreciate their Democratic gov
eUlsr, who has lever, in sunshine or IN
storm, in prosperity or in adversely been
false to them.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK, December THE pack
age trade was. less active, and jObbing
branches lacked animation. Cotton
goods in steady demand, with most ac-
tivity in brown cOttOns. Cotton fam
nels and corset jeans at unchanged
prices. Side-brand and chintz prints in
good demand. Printed, fancy, and che
volt shirtlngs more active. WOOlens
generally quiet. Shawls largely sold al
auction to-day, but brought very low
prices.
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HTCI&SBURG-
p ser Crosby Eeturns and Demands 10
~ Ee-instAfsd as shertH-NegrS hi-
utla Ordered cut By Ames.

special 10 the ATpeaI.
NICEsBURG, December 4.-Peter Cros-
Hy. the ousted sheriff, returned from
Jsckson this morning and demanded
lasaes.ion Of bis Office, but was forced
l4 retire. Il is rUmOred that Ames has
ordered the militia to this city and will
s-m-l, negro It giment here, to be COM
usuda5 by ?. c. Hall Hall IS q negro
Taa,er. wh9 was las week in the work
house s. 8 common vsgrsnt.
The taxpayers hold another meeting
tonight
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RICHMOND, Va, December 3.-The
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad was
held to-day, but the president and diree-
tors not being ready TO report, the meet
ing adjourned to the twenty-third in
slant.
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PARIS, December 3.-The radical re-
publican journal, La Repu6liqae Fran
Gals, says the greatest confusion exists
among the various parties in the assem-
bly,. Both the right and left consider
dissolution imminent
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MUSICAL GIFT BOOKS.

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fund OF home entertainment.
ORGAN AT HOME. For Reed Organ 200
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These hooks are truly casl1ets OF '' Gems " OF
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF WORKINGNEN's BUILDING AND)
LOAN ASSOCIATION,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December I, 1874.
The regular annual meeting Of this AssOeia-
ton viii be held on TUESDAY EVENING
NEXT, the Sth inst, al o'clock, at the usual
place OF meeting, No. 2n9 Main street, up stairs.
An election OF officers for the ensuing twelve
months will be had, and full reports OF the
business to date, and complete statements OF
the condition of the Association, will he sub
mitted
Attention is called 10 sec. }, Art. vii, OF the
Constitution: No member shall be entitled
to vote on any question whatever who is in
arrears for monthly inslaliments, interest,
fines or penalties
L. LAGRILL, President.
CHAs T. PATERSON. Secretary, dec5
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THE sENATORsHEP.
What savage aad johnson ars being
The Ex-PFesident I'm Route for
Memphis.

From the Knoxville Chronicle Of Thursday !
The plot thickens. The contest be-
comes more interesting as the time
draws nearer. Colonel John H. Savage
Is in East Tennessee, and has been for
several days, pushing his claims for the
seat to be vacated by Senator BrOwniOw.
He thinks he is the strongest man to
beat Andy Johnson, and speaks elO-
quently of the weak points Of John G.
Brown, prominent among which is the
governors loose notions about civil
rights,as evinced by his sitting al BAN
quet with Hon. Sampson Keeble, a col
ored member Of the last Legislature. Ex-
President johnson is not idle. He has
on the whole armOr and is in for the
fight. He looks serenely upon the for
midable array of ex-COnfederatec cOiOnels
and generals who form the opposing
army IN Middle and West Tennessee,
and seems anxious Tor the battle to COM
mence. He is in our city now, and, we
understand, is hOpeful-aye, sanguine-
OF success. 1t is very certain that he does
not intend to back down from the race.
He VIII make it through at all hazards.
He will probably remain here few
days, after which he viii go to Memphis,
where he will do whatever is necessary
TO marshal his friends for the January
fight. He has begun in time and win
hold out TO the end.
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Send in yOur Orders EarIy.
I. .. O. r.
Cotton EXCHANGE.

GENERAL meeting TODAY, AT I2 NJ, 70
u receive reports Of Committees on PrOtec-
ton OF Cotton, on Annual Election and OF
Board of Directors of Appointments Of Stand
ing Committees Of the Exchange for ensuing :
year. W. b. q ALBREATH, President.
mo. =. TOOF. Supit. decl
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A telegram from Rio Jsnerio, yester-
day. Saws that the insurgents, under
General Mitre, have retreAted to the
south, aud Mltre has sent commits
.ioneF 10 the government TO negotiate
for IRE restoration Of peace under GER
saIp conditions. The government is
.iIspossd tosecept bis offer, but the quss-
fioa las not YET been definitely settied.
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CHICAGO, December Is. G. Robin
son, member OF the firm Of G.. H.
Benedict q Co., dealers in flour and pro-
vision, SO Bond street, New York, COM
mitted suicide at the Grand Pacific
hotel in thfs city, yesterday afternoon,
by taking strvchniue
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they ever won victories with suel, = mot mot.
ley following. They will not win st
Nieksburg. A handful OF determined
men are defending the homes OF that
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PRESBYTERIAN.

- ESsi Intrre=fiuG Eyent-RePOrt from
tbe Committee on she HtOa OF 3 II
the Presbyterian Ch0reles.
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VlHIs Institution affords ample means for a
thorough Classical, Scientific and COM
For Hoard, Tuition, Music, etc, apply to
oclI BRO. MAUKEl.IAAs President.
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MARRIED.

COCKE-DENNIs-o the Sd instant, by
Rev g. A. Lotion, at the First Baptist Church,
JOHN H. COOKE and Miss CARRIE J., daughter
of A. G. Dennis.
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s-ef- rc.to f1ttct tsLit
county government has been in the
hands OF ignorant and corrupt officials.
who, with one or two exceptions, have
plundered the public treasury and set
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- $50 = atrsss0 CcIumuuIsul.
az that. Whether i Is endurable N, sn,,
latitude or longitude-whether il can ~
patiently submitted TO in Mississinnj ~
whether Il would bepaliently submitted
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF
IA 9 "a 1 SS tate

Z q x ~ Il HS ~ 4 O.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
L That by virtue OF a writ venditioni ex-
pOnas TO me directed from the Hon. First
Circuit Court of Shelby county, TenA., in the
case OF J. NJ. James Sons VS.. j. E. Jones and
j. Z. Jones, stayor, Judgment rendered on the
9Th day OF August, 1874, for the sum OF three
hundred and sixty-seven dollars and eighty
cents, with interest and costs of suit 10 satisfy
said Judgment, ETC., viii, on
Monday, ssth day of December. 1874,
in legal hours, in front Of my Office, in new
Memphis, Tenn, proceed 10 sell,
to the highest bidder, for cash, the following
property, to-wit:
That certain tract of land lying in section
3, range {, in Shelby county, Tennessee, con-
tanning sixty five acres, more or less, and
Ann K. Speeds west line, said stake being the
northeast corner Of grant No. II, ,a4s, in entry
No. AZ, to John McIver for 1929 acres, running
thence west 25 chains with the north line OF
said grant 10 a stake: thence south > 8f-lO0
chains to a stake. the northwest corner Of
twenty acre tract sold by J. e Jones to ]. L.
Jones; thence . chains, more or less, to
II AS; thence north 25 Ss-l00 chains TO the be-
ginning, being the north sixty-Eve acres OF
the tract OF land sold by VIM. A. Kerr, by his
NJ. a. Kerr, 10 said J. L. Jones
by deed dated July 20, 1851, and OF record in
the Registers Office Of Shelby county, in book
3d. page S3, 10 which reference is hereby made.
Levied on as the property OF defendant, j.
49, C.L. ANDERSON.
sheriff of Shelby county, Tenn
Memphis, 27th day of November, 1874. sa
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| ladies' ,i Morocco Portemonnaies, 4oe.
Lsdles. Leather Companions.
i1isOfoidefed Linen Sets, 500 to 81.
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address by Dr. M'Cesh and Other ADJ
E4stze--Enapertanf Resolution
PromlSiuE Praspec
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Or the sansc tlI u- s,,s-s-.sslt,,, ,srss s,r,s,
for four successive Weexain fhe RSerf ,5,i a ieu
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pafts Of the states

DeutscheF BrudeT-Baad. BaiI.
Inc Deutscher Bruder-Bupd will giva
ITS NTH annual halt af F,ool,,.,, - .. FO
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NPRGEAL, T0 MRRnlAMT0

tl !, -. k-s,.s sOiis EE1e5r ttt,Ei rtli
Tenn. '4' ~ "a, Ii5 ~
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Ladies' Lace Capes.
Infants Embroidered Dresses.
iufantsl Cans and BoDDets.
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Monday. ssth day Of December. 1874
2s2 ADAMS sTREET.

Memphis, 9f'i 27fh day y Of S NoSSs@bsr. iS7i. is
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4 ---s.-.5aas, "A IN ssassOa1S AND rALAufct3A
Il Marble ct very low prices a. fol1oq,s. "a
headstones. 2 feet, with socket and foot.
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MONEY hsEBa-.


PARIS, October l6.-Reute-, 5if.fac.
FIR NKFORT, october Ii. U-Led States
coupOns-5-ZJ F., 20, ~.
! NEW OkLEAs S.September l6.-GOId 1917
sight, par; sterling, 5SJH.
! LONuON, October i6-The rate Tor money al
the stock exchange on government securilie'
! is 2 Z per cent. The amount OF bullion with
drawn nom tha bank Of England on balance
Today Is $500. C0nsOls-mOney, 925k; ac-
count, g15sGEZk. United States coupons
SOS, ls65, 1865; X-cOupOns-5-2ls, L67, l09i
| l0-80s, 1889; new b., 1859, ex-coupOns.
NEW YORK, october 16.-Customs receipts,
s4ljUu0. Treasury disbursements, 81 900. Dry
goods imports Tor the week, sl,7O8,sll. Money
sdralced To 4 per cent, and closed at Sg8fs
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 59l, short.
Sterling strong al $50 g{s45{ for siXiy-day a d
$50 4o51z FOR sight OOld Gull al ll0-oRly one
rate day. Borrowing rates fat to per cent.
carrying Fates, 2 Lleariugs, sl5OO0,0JO. Gov
ern ments strong and active. Coupons Of 1881,
81 Do. o. 20, lSi do b l5i u Is do. OF 1865.
u6i do. new li1k 40 1867 lI75S: do. sos, lI71S;
new -, ll25 lO-s)s, ul5<; currency 6s, ll7z.
State bonds quiet and nominal; Missouri Us
So o d Tennessee, D.; new tennessee, 81 ; new
Nirzlnia, p: do Wig. IA, - old North
Caroline. n: new North Carolina, l255.
In 81 cks the fluctuations were unimportant
until he last hour, when the market became
strong, and closed al the highest prices OF the
day. The advance from the lowest point OF
the day, 10 per cent, was most marked IN
Chicago, Columbus and Indiana Central.
: les agg1eg ted L 0OJJ shares, Of VIII 35 600
we're " esteru lnlon. yJOJ racine Mai,
ZU5g Erl-, 1900 Lake shore, 1900
linton Pacific, 600 Wabash, 500 Hart
.Jl. an Erie, and 700 Ohios.
Canton, So; Western onion Telegraph, oV5s;
DuIcksilver 80: Adams express compa-
nv la8l<; Wells q FarEO's express company,
20 L--arican express company, 81; United
states express company, 90 Paclfic Mail
40: New York Genital, 1918 Erie 3lJs: Erie
preferred, 80: Harlem, l3oJz; Harlem pre-
ierreo, rs; Michigan Centra!, 80; PlttsDGrg
North western preferred, So; ROek Island,
$50. sew Jersey Central, IOi; 81. Paul, SOS /;
81 Paul preferred 81 Wabash, q; = a.
bash preferred, AZ; Fort Jayne, slzi Terre
Haute, I2l[: Terre Hate preferred. o; Chi
cagO a d Alton, s.: Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred, ls5; Ohio and Mississippi, 2s12
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, % 5
Bennington and Quincy, lOI; Lake Shore, 7s15;
Chicago, Columbus and Indiana Central, lO54;
Illinois Central, %; Union Pacific, 353s; Cen
nal Pacific bonds, S23s Union Pacific bonds
So: Hartford and Erie, 1919 Delaware and
I.ackaWsna. 1917.