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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BA17IxoRs. SATURDAY, November 6
BOOK AGENTS AND GOOD Statesmen
Are Coming Money" with tho famous
II


Are coinin@ Money" with tho famous
Bidn Designs,
Tie French Edition of which sells for s1e5, and
the London Edition for $2e0. Our Popular Edi-
ton (s5.6oi containing over over One Hundred
ttnl'-r2ge quarto plates IS the Cheapest aud
Must Eieguut Publication III America, and the
BEST TO SELL. Critics vie with EACH other in
prasine it. and the masses buy it.
AGENT in Charleston, $. Q reports OF orders
i'll Ninety SIX. S. C., 1906; i'll Va, 247 an
osner in Memphis. 200 orders. taken III three
weeks.
90 Full PAL tieulars Free. Address
Nov.2-4t. 81 Park Place, Nav York.
PRIME OAK SHINGLES.
HAVE Tor sale Z. 0C0 No. l Oak Shin lee, which
L will be sold at a reasonable price. Cali at the
IN YESTERDAY.
Main street, Charlestown, ". Va.
September IS. 1915
CTOvES! STOvES!! STovEs..!-A .plend-
- ed assortment ofCoOking, Parlor. Cha mber and
Office Stoves just received and for sale at living
+. yesterdays
Tin and Stove House, Main street.
n ClSCES.-I have bushels OF Mise Ounces ~
~ Call early if you wish to get some. at the Tin
ana ..s Stove no ss of; Of LII EAsTEkDAY
SToVE PoLisH-A good article just received
- and for sale cheap at
September IS, 1875.
DLoUGHs.-Ify you need Two Horse Plough.
L warranted to picsse or no sale, try the Heck.
May IS is ISIS s.. JAS. LAW. HooFF & CO.
IRON Beam Single and Double Shovel Pioughs
May 10. 1875. JAS LAW HooFF h CO.
VNooL! wooL!-we are prepared to pay the
w highest cash price for wool
May IS, 1875 JAS LA w. HOOFF & co.
~ AlLs NAILS !!-Now receiving large stock
~ Nails which We are selling At reduced rates
May Is. 1875. JAS LAW. HOOFF CO.
HARDJpARE.-IPe have in stock, fine line Of
I above goods, which will be sotd at lower rates
than else where in the countv. Examine for your
self. JAS. LAW. HOOFF CO. Z.
May 10, 1875.
DATENT NEW PROCESS FLOUR, manufac-.
tured at we.vsrton Mills, by Washing ton !
Alexander. For sale by
July q. 1875. WASHING ToN g. LIrPITT,
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COUNTY CounT.-The November (fscaD
term of the County Court of Jefferson
President Baylor and full bench of Justices
commences on Monday next. Persons having
claims against the county should present them
ut this term.
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FALL G00DSl FALL G00DS!!

FAhA NoUDS FALL G0UDS!!
A MOTHER New Stock of Goods just received
Nov ?, 1875. JAS. LAW HooFF CO.
GROSS CUT, Circular. Mill. Hand. Butchers.
" lemon. and Wood Buck ssws-a complete
stock on hand aud in store. For sale by
Nov. 2 JAS. LAW. HoOFF i co.
FORMING Glory, Perfection. Plaiu, C alvanized,
w Japaned. and the Gem Coal Hod.. for sale
by JAS. LAW. HOOFF CO.
MEAT Cutters and Fillers-Perry'., Hale's,
soy and the 5es law aooFF
GoAL. Clover and Timothy, Flour and Meal
Nov .. JAS. LAW. HooFF & CO.
GHovELs and Tongs, Pokers and Fire Dogs, u
- complete stock, for saIe by
Nov. 2. JAS. LAW. HooFF * co.
GUsPApoREs:-Jo patented Sept l4sh. 1875
Nov. JAS. LAW. HooF'F cos.
f1oRN Peppers, Graduated Measures, every
" hoasekeep per should have THIS commodity. For
sale by JAS. LAW. HoOFF co.
T ANTERNs and Lantern Globes, cheapest in
! so .es"' S0' sale 5 x LAW. HoorF CO.
TEA Pans and Coffee Pots. Stew Pan. and Tin
Nov :. JAS. LAW. HooFF CO.
THE nicost assortment of Chamber Sets in the
J. county, aad very cheap. for sale by
Nov. .. JAS. LAW HooFF CO.
6 CHRiNDER's Pat. Catch-the nicesf ihingyes
Now ss 3. 1915. SAFE SAs. LAW. HooFr & co.
FRUIT JARs.-Ma .on's-conce to be the
best Jar in uss-91.5', and b .mo fsll9n. for
NEW Crop Timothy Seed for 9. lie by
IN JAS. LAW. HOoFF & CO.
August ~, 1875.
CYPREss sHiNGLEand North Carolina Floor
" jig, foS Gale Ry STUMP 3 HAWKS,
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10 ALL CONCERNED.

IN counts aud all business of the late firm of
rimberlake & Young are IN my hands for settle
meat. aud Persons interested are requested 70
is very much desired 20 settle all outstanding
pertaining to the late rm at the earliest
day possible. ADAM YOUNG.
MORGAN Mills" Frederick County. Va.
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OvERsuoEs of every style and variety,
Hats, Caps, 60, at Geo. Il. Hasley's-sisn
of tie Gilt Boot.
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LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post O:i:c at Cbarle$town, Jefferson
county, W. Va, November Gsh, 1875:
Mrs. Matte Frasie, Mrs Maria Shir1v,
John W. 81. Appleton S S. Neil. p y.
P.tnan, Anthony Pate, Wm. +. Scott cold
The above letters, If cot called for within
thirty days, will he sent to the dead letter of,
fee. Persons calling fur them will please
say that they arc advertised.
G. LElsENRING. ?. VI.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09

EB- The claim OF Berkeley county against
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
extending back to 1865 has been settled The
railroad company pays the sum of $4,000
cash for sll back taxes, county aud district,
and agrees to pay on valuation for tho future
of $500. 600.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
For sale,

A HORSE AND CART, with Harness CON-
N plete. Apply aG the
June /. ls15-tf SPIRIT OFFICE.
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81 For sALE.-A Lady's Handsome Gold
Watch and Chain nearly new-at bargain.
Enquire at the Spiirit Office
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09

i'FoR SALE.-A Grover & Baker Sewing
sMachine lin good order-Cheap Enquire
at the Spirit Ofics.
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DATENT NEW PROCESS FLOUR, manufac.
I tured at we.verton Mills, by Washington :
4 Alexander. For sale by
July q. 1875. WASHINGTON & LIEPITT,
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RS" The goodwill, subscription list and
material OF the Lynchburg (Va) Republican
has been purchased by the proprietor of the
LyuchburG THyinian and merged into that
paper, of which Mr.. G. ". Button is the
editor and proprietor. Judge Nowiin, late
editor OF tho Republican, will act as cores
pondiug editor OF the FIrgtnian
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09

E'RUIT JARS.-Ma .on's-con coded TO be the
Il best Jar in uss-ouarts and half gallons: for
sale by JAS. LAW. HoOFF L co.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22
VOL. vi.
WHAT BECOMES OF EDITORS (!

What becomes of the editors?
That's what you like to know
They do heap Of good on earth,
And to Heaven ought to go,
But sonnet hing seems TO tell us
They are peculiar set,
And In the great hereafter
= i'll be ''left out In the vet"
We've been thinking the question over,
And 10 troubles us a heap
1t comes to us IN the daytime,
And with dreams disturb our sleep
And the more we col. the question,
The deeper 1t seems to get,
And brings us to this conclusion
They'll be ''left out in the wet"
Now, reason to yourself moment
Would IL do to let them In !!
Wouldn't they go to intervic wing
And discussing everything
Wouldn't they have two parties,
And Il hobby, too, to pet ?
That thing would never do up there
They'll be cleft out in the wet.n
It's very well to smile, sir.
And say, your head amt levcl,'
But did you ever know an editor
That didn't keep a devil :"
You don't suppose Tor moment
That he IN there could get,
And he a yelping "Copy ~
They'll be 'left ont IN the wet"
There's one mbre point wc'll mention
We hope you won't get offended.
But IT'S ''currently reportcd'
That the "lrtt list is suspended.r
Now, did you ever know an editor
That has ''pulled his weasel" yet 2"
They're not going to do ii there
They'll 'stay out in the wet"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

6"Ah. if l were only half as good
man as she is woman" said Low.
ing husband to himself, tenderly regard.
ing his wife through the crack of the
half-open door of the room, where sha
was sitting with clasped hands and
closed eyes, as if in holy communion
with her Makers: "What q picture
for an artist. just as she looks now
praying, no doubt, for the pastors"
Then he stole softly into the apartment.
hoping not to arouse her, but she
sprang toward him, eagerly exclaim.
ing: 20, Charley, I've been thinking
ever SO much Il I hadn't better send
that bonnet back to be retrimmed."
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

A sHocK-HEADED youth went into
Metzerott's music store, Saturday after
noon, and softly scratching the shin Of
one leg with the foot of the other, asked
if Mr.. Met2erott had the new songs.
Certainly" said that gentleman, step
ping spryly back of the counter which
one do you wishr' "Hovi you got that
air piece called-called-" here the
youngman paused and stared wildly about
the store. and then suddenly added
"ca.led-Gray Hairs in the Butter?'
What's that" said Mr., Metzerott, rub>
bing his hands in painful abstraction.
Gray Hairs in the butter" repeated the
young man, changing legs. Perhaps
kindly suggested gentleman who has
boarded for twelve years, "our friend
means "Silver Threads among the Gold"
"That's it, by gum," shouted the young
man, in burst of pleasure. Mr.. Metzerott
had it.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22
To- The famine in Asia Minor still

~ The famine in Asia Minor still
continues An appeal for help has been
received from Oozoonloo, a village about
forty miles north of Cesarea' 1t was
signed by eigh: Of the principal men Of
the place, and stated that the people had
suffered for the past year and half from
famine, and were reduced to extreme
destitution. I'VE have not proper food
evea for single day, What our condi-
tion is you may know from this-that
some among us, having given way in de,
spair, have sold their glrl for wheat and
barley. There are now FIVE hundred
destitute persons in the village, one.half
Of whom will perish within a month
unless they receive help. Until within
short time they bave gathered roots,
&C., and have thus been kept alive, but
now snow has fallen, md nothing is to be
obtained
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22
A State Church.

The question Of the continuation of
State grants to the Established Chucrh
is under serious discussion in the Prus.
sian Paliament. The people of the
United States have demonstrated be-
yond all reasonable doubt that the
support of churhes by the taxation of
private propesty Is as needless as it is
unjust. In all the States OF Europe re-
ligious freedom is at length tolerated.
In each one, however, some one form
of Divine worship is estsblishe | by
law and supported either by the income
from church property, or by general
taxation, or by both. The accumula
ton Of church. property exempt from
taxstion in many Of them Is an inn
mense evil, as it imposes increased
burdens from the support of civil gov>
ernment on the owners and occupants
Of the residue Of private property
This incubus has become so great as
to occasionally result in revolusions.
and the sequestration of the estates of
the Church. But in the absence of
this source of ecclesiastical revenues,
the support Of any one form Of religious
worship from the public, treasury Is so
grossly unjust to all dissenters and
non>professors of religion as to be re-
gardcd in this country as an unendura
BILE enormity. Its injustice is no less
in the States of Europe. Non-com.
formists, even in England. the freest
country OH the other side of the Atlan>
tic, after paying by voluntary contri-
buttons for the support of their own
churches, are compelled to pay taxes
for the support of the Established
Church,
It is to be seen whether the sense of
justice is strong cnodgh IN the Prus-
sian Parliament to break up this
abomination, Could Bismarck conduct
this reform to successful issue his
name would be illustrious all along the
coming ages to the end Of time.
Compulsory worship Of Almighty
God is not piety. The compulsory
support Of worship by one class of
citizens for the benefit Of another class,
however good, is form Of injustice
without solitary reason for its sup.
port. But compelling people TO pay
taxes for the support of form Of wor-
ship which they do not attend and
conscientiously believe to be iuviola
ton OF Gods laws. is a moral mon-
strosity as indefensible as the old Span.
ish inquisition. 1t is amazing that ii
could have continued 1875 years after
the inculcation of religious freedom
by the Saviour of the world, as it still
exists in the most enlightened Chris
tian nations. Its insidious encroach-
ment on our free institution in the
form of an application for the support
Of ecclesiastical schools, by public
tax, ought to attract the serious atten
ton of the American people.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

~ In the Lynchburg (Vs) News
there is an obituary notice of Mr.. Charles
Henry Lynch, who it is stated, was the
grandson of Charles Lynch, the origina.
tor Of the famous "Lynch law The old
tree is still standing in the yard Of the
family homestead from which Judge
Lynch's victims we're suspended. This
statement is confirmed by the authority
of Webster, who says, 1.-THE term is de.
rived from Virginia farmer named
Lynch, who thus took the law into his
own bands"
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22
The wenty cent Silver Piece.

The design Of the twenty-cent silver
piece authorized by act of Congress Of
March 8. 1875, has been selected and
approved by Hon. Ii. R. Linde nan, di,
rector Of the mint, The diverse design
contains a sitting figure of Liberty"
with the word liberty inscribed on the
shield, the whole surrounded by thir-
teen stars. Beneath the figure of an
eagle, surrounded by the inscription,
United States of America" and be,
meath the eagle the words. Twenty
Cents" The edge or periphery Of the
com will be perfectly smooth, in order
to distinguish it from the twenty-five
cent coin, which bears a reeded or fut.
ed edge. The new coin is mainly in
tended for circulation in the Pacific
coast States.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

W To re perfectly confident that
the school master is abroad in Virginia
it is only necessary to read the follow
ing uerbatim copy Of notice posted at
Staunton River, Pttsylyanis county {;
''Eotice-Feby. the 1870 the
taxes payers in Stantons township /
will Commence ridcn the ~ day of
March 1875 and all that is Not redy
when / Come l will Levey on them j
Don't wont to Leyey on no Body hs:
if they ant redy | will. I. r. WILBUN,
Collector.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22
A Sunny Temper.

What a blessing to a household is n
merry, cheerful woman-one wosc spirits
are not ments, or whose milk of human
kindness does not sour in the sunshine of
prosperity. Such woman in the dark
est hours brightens tie house like a little
piece Of Sunshiny weather. The magnet.
ism Of her smiles and the electrical bright
ness of her looks and mvtrments infect
every one. TIE children 60 to school
with sense Of something great 10 be
achieved; her husband goes into the
world in a conqueror's spirit. No matter
how people annoy and worry him all day,
far of her presence shines, and he whispers
to himself, "At home | shall fud rest"
So day by day She literally rencws his
strength and energy, and if you know a
men with beaming face, q kind heart,
and prosperous business, in nine cases
out Of ten you will find he has a wife OF
this kind.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22
MRS. BEECHER.
The Kind of q Woman She Ia
What She Thinks of
'Dory"

Mrs. Beecher has grown quito thin siuss
the trial commence. She says she is 90
nervous that she can't sleep nights.
When | told her that her face looked full
and.round she held up her hands aud said:
Look at these | never saw the bones
in these hands before. l am really
afraid l shall get sick before this trsl
cnGs. Henry seems very happy. In
fact, he is always in hot water, and !
don't think he would feel natural il he
was not in some tribulation. Somebody
is always making fool Of him. Why,
after he gets out Of this trouble don't
believe it will be three months before ho
will be into another scrape, and oil bss
cause b6 is 50 innocent and generous.
Why, If l had been one>half as honest as
Henry has been we would both Of us have
beeu ruined eozen times before this"
"Did you lose faith in Theodore before
Mr.. Beecher didI' / asked.
"Why yes-years ago. Fifteen years
ago l told Theodore to his face that be
was awolf in sheeP's clothing. lie oams
here and took his meals for two weeks
| found him out then. lie used to cit
and copy Mr.. Beecher's handwriting.
One day he showed me page written in
exact imitation Of Mr.. Beecher. When
he held it up to me and asked me IL I
knew whose writing it was, l said "Yes.
sir, it is miserable attempt to cory my
husband
"What did Theodore say to this?
HE went up stairs to Mr.. Beecher,
who came down and said musnt talk 80
to Theodore, for said be, he really has
a great deal of good in him. Good in
him 2 said I. 4 should think 50. There
must be a great deal Of good in him.
Henry, for none has ever come out Of
him."
81 really believe that if should say
anything about Theodore three months
after this trial Mr., Beecher would say,
Now don't be so hard on poor Theodore I,
he's really good man at heart
"One night" contihued Mrs. Bescher,
after Theodore had taken his meals with
us for two weeks, (ifteeu years ago. Mrs.
P Pilton called and asked if | had seen
Dory? "Seen DoryY" said l. "Who's
Dory"
"Why, my Theodore" said Mrs. TIL
ton.
"Yes, I've seen YOUR Dory, II that's
him." said l. "Pve seen him for two
weeks, and that's two weeks too long
I'd be glad to have you take your Dory
home and keep him, and never let him
come in sight of our house again"
"What do you think" said Mrs. Bee
cher, as her eyes snapped hrc, "Why.
that miserable man, that sneaking Dory.
had not been home for two weeks. but
had spent the whole time loa6ug around
Mr.. Beecher aud spOnging bis meals of
our table. And Henry all the time cay.
ing, Now. my dear, there is really 0
great deal Of good in Theodore, Yoz
must be kind to him. BAH kind to Q
snake in cradle!" and Mrs. Beechefs
old Puritan features assumed look
sterner than the figure Of justice on the
courthouse.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22
The idle boy, as be strolls along,

The idle boy, as be strolls along,
Beguiles bis soul with simple song,
And trills as he passes out Of view:
10, I feel $3.50 how do you do"
The oulbul sings in the trees Of love,
With a softer noie than the cooing dove
And the very best that it can 10,
Is the song that ends with "So>so," too.
A country pastor said 10 one Of bis fem
ibine congregation, "Are you hsppyl"
"Yes, sir" she replied; IL feel as
though we're in Beelzebub's bosom"
"Not in Beelzebub'sl'
"Well. some Of the patriarchs; ] don't
care which,
A Kentucky paper speaks Of man
who bad a narrow escape from asunstroke,
be having stood only two feet from the
mn who was struck.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22
The Indians Victims.

Especial TO the Chrouiele.l
KANSAS CRY. April 4,-General
Thomas, in an interview, stated that
all of Germaine girls retaken from the
Indians will, be taken care Of for life
by the Government. The Indians
who massacred the girls parents are to
be sent to Florida and held as prison.
ers Of war.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

say of him that be never fails to have a
newspaper two or three Of them
When he thinks they have come about
long enough for the publisher to want pay
be sends hack with stop it, Or he takes
up his quarters and leaves for parts uu.
known. He does not want to pay, and
he don't mean to. Get it il YOU can.
Reader, in which of the above classes
are you found?
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22
A Legislative Forger.

New ORLEANS, April 4.-George
Drury, a member Of the House from
Assumption parish, was indicted Sat,
urday by the grand jury for participant
ing in forgery Of the general appro-
priation bill reseatly promulgated.
The term of the present grand jury
expired Saturday. and they recommend
their saecessorst TO continue the inves-
tigation.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

Belle Seymour, Of Memphis. put on q
mans attire, and worked with a gang Of
city laborers for three months. 1t does
not appear how her sex was discovered,
but John Henry says he'll let nickel
il vas because she sat down on the floor
to pu, Der shoes and stockings on.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

n GRIFFITH, ATTORNEY AT
& law AND COLLECTING AGENT,
sboro', Tenn. Special attentions
IN n collections. Office, one door
4, Of Faw, Deyault & Co., under
nn,s Gallery.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

n p GILLEN WATERS, ATToR-
n MY LAW, Rogcrsvllle, Tenn.
An practice In the Circuit and Chancery
1,,ris Of Hawkins, Greene, Hancock and
Ellington counties, aud in the Supreme
a yedcral Courts at Knoxville, Tenn.
Sprll3ti. ST..
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

:, I JKIRKPATRICK,l ,lATToRNEY At
I I.w. ,JonesborO', Tenn. Office IN
'sh,m 4 Lampsons New Building, Up
tsirs, No. I. to'a"sAo'
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1875-04-22

q l. BROWN, ATTORNEY AT LAW
Ip COLLECTING AG EFT. Jones'
~, Tenu. PROMPT attention given
q Collections In East Tennessee, oAd
.sthwcstern Va. IG9aug26