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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16
REMoyAI OF THE eAPITAI,.1

The Martinsburg Statesman discovers its
error in,regard to the Capital question when
too late, and repents. The following is from
the last issue of that paper:
..The bill for temporary removal of the
Capital of this State from Charleston to
Wheeling still seems to disturb the public
mind. The more we reflect upon this act of
the Legislature, the less do we find in it to
commend itself to our judgment. It is we'll
known that this paper has for the last few
years taken decided grounds against the,
Wheeling movement, and We have given fire.
quent utterances to our opinion. Our oppo>
sition to the capital removal bill was ut the
time somewhat modified by the strong as
surances of some of its friends, that the tenn
porary removal to Wheelingwas one step to-
wards its permanent location at Martinsbure.
In the light of the present We regret that we
ever for a moment yielded to this fallacious
aspect of the question. Cur original impress
sions have returned in full force, and we are
now satisfied, as We have expressed ourselves
for the last two or three years, that the act of
temporary removal was impofitic, and that it
will prove Injurious TO the best interests Of the
State, retarding perhaps for years that unity
aud community of feeling throughout the
State which every West Virginian ought to
desire to see accomplished at the earliest no.
ment. We fully acquit our immediate repre-.
sentatives in their action of any other motive
than that of just desire to place the capital
in the reach of ordinary conveniences, denied
them at Charleston, but in SO locating it it
should have been permanent and not tenn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16
a CARD.


MY attention has been called to a notice
M which appeared i'll the ''Spirit' of the 2:i
Instant, over the signature of Logan Osburn
Jr., Deputy Sheriff, in which he charges that a
report is being circulated by smal;cioMs persons
NTH erl intentions that he is collecting Hos
Dital Tax in Kabletown District 1 madc that
statement at HalltOwn and other places but re-
marked at the time it was mistake. but never
1ntlmated it was inten tiOnai. neither had ina
licions or evil intentions" MY purpose was to
let tue taxpayers know, SO it might be correct
ed. got my information from Mr.. Osburn's
book; and when his attention was called to it he
could not eNOlaln, but supposed. as did l. was
an error, and remarked that the Court would
have to make an order directing him to refund
70 which replied it u State Tax, and the
Court had nothing to do with it, and as there
was no Hospital Tax for 1874, the Auditor had
not charged the Sheriff with 1T. and there was
nothlng to prevent him from re;unding. Mr..
Osburn, in his card. accounts for the nine cents
taS under the Hospital column. and it is upne-
cessarv for me to reneat ii. was also Informed
some time ago, bv Cleon Moore, Esq. how the
circumstance occurred, since which time have
ceased to speak of the matter, except TO explain.
N" person (without explanatory could arrive at
anv other conclusion than did, by an exami-
nation of the Tax Book for Kabletown District.
JOHN w. GRANTHAM.
Middlewav, March Is lS75-2t&
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16

@ At the recent swearing in of the newly
elected U. s. Senators, those who had served
the Confederate cause, and who were unable
to take the iron-clad oath, were Messrs. Caper-
ton, of West Virginia; Mr.. Cockrell, of Mis-
souri,; Mr.. Joass, of Florida; Mr.. Maxey, of
Texas; and Mr.. Witbers, of Virginia. All
of these gentlemen took the modified oath.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16

NEW AeENr.-Capt E. R. Smith has been
appointed agent of the B. & o. Railroad at
Winchester, Uice W. 81. Wartben resigned.
Capt. Smith is succeeded as freight agent by
Mr.. ChamberP, of Harper's Ferry. Mr.. Bax-
ter, his late assistant, it is understood will
take clerkship in the Postofice under Mr..
Miller Winchester Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16

o. The latest returns from the New Hampshire
elections do not alter the result anticipated
The Governors election, will go to the Legisla-
ture. which is republican by majority of nine.
The council stands three democratic and two re-
publican. Two democratic Congressman and
one republican are elected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16
One Acre Lot Of Ground,
WITH
TWO HOHSES
Railroad Meeting,

TNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
i the Shenandoah Valley RAILROAD Company
viii be held at he Court-a"use in Front Roy al,
Warren county, Va, on Tuesday, the 9th DAY of
April next. for the purpose of electing a Pres1-
dent and Board of Directors to serve the ensuing
year. as also to attend to such other bus!aess as
may be brought before the meeting. It is desi-
rable that the stock shall be fully. represented,
the meeting will be an important one.
THOS. N. ASHLEY.
Secretary S. Y. r. r. Co.
Page Courier. Clarke Courier, Spirit of Jefferson
and ShepnerdstOwn Register, each. Will please
COPY four times ard forward bills to the Sec
retary.-TPGrTen Seminal
March 9. IS15-4t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16
TIE BOUNDARY LINE.

Discussing the action of the legislature on
the boundary line between West Virginia and
Maryland, the Baltimore Sun says: at was
supposed this matter Lad been fully settled by
the action of the State of Virginia and Mary
land just prior to the war. Under the agree
mens of 1858, Governor Hicks appointed
Col T. j. Lee, United States Typographical
engineer, commissioner for Maryland, and
with the commissioner from Virginia, they
had tie line surveyed and laid out in 1859,
and described it as follows: Commencing at
the Fairfax stone, at the head of the north
branch of the Potomac river, and running
thence due north to the southern line of the
State of Pennsylvania, as surveyed under the
direction of Lieut.. Muller On the report
of these gentlemen, the Legislature of.Mary>
land, by chapter 385, of the acts of 1860
adopted that line, and it had been supposed
that it had been ratified by Virginia and ac>
cepted by West Virginia. 1t is thought there
can be Go difficulty in this matter, as the
line has been so clearly and distinctly laid by
the commissioners"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16

H8 One of the last acts of Congress, was
the passage of the bill admitting Colorado as
State into the Union. The admission of
Colorado makes the number of States. in the
Union SO, and the number of Senators &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16

HAEPER's MAGAZINE FOR MARCH, 1875.
-HarPer's Magazine for March, with over a
hundred illustrations, is crowded with the
richest variety of interesting matter. The
opening article, by William Il. Ridelng, beau
tifully illustrated, introduces us to the bold
scenery, curious antiquities, and quaint GUS
toms of the Isle of Man. And briefer illus
trated article, by j. D. Champlin, Juff., de-
scribes the wonderful and picturesque Mont
st. Michel. James Parton continues his IL
Illustrated papers On Caricature. this month
treating of "Caricature in the Middle Age"
with especial reference to those burlesque de-
signs with dis6gured cathedrals and prayer
books. Eugene Lawrence gives series of
pen-and~ink pictures of the ''Remains of
Lost Empires" accompanied by magnificent
engraviDgs. a thrilling story is told by s. s.
Conant, in another illustrated paper, of David
LiviDgstone's research in Africa and his last
days. There are many other interesting con-
tr;butions to this number which we'll sustain
the popularity of this Magazine.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16

MURDER IN HARDY CoUNTY.-About a
month since sIr. Wilbourn, of Fabius P.
o, Hardy county, mysteriously disappeared
and for several weeks persistent efforts to find
him proved unavailing. His body was found
after three weeks had elapsed after his disap>
pearance, wher it was manifest that he had
been killed by rife shot through the head,
and had been dragged or carried several miles
and concealed in deep ravine in the noun
tain. A Mr. Bean, who Is known to have been
hostile to him, has been arrested on strong cir
cumstantial evidence and imprisoned in the
iail at Moorefeld.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16
BANK STATEMENT.

u EPoRT of t. g condition of tho First Ma
Ia, tOnal Bank of Jefferson at Chan lestOwn
SiaLe of West Virginia, at The close of business
March l, 1875:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16

PACKAGES AND TRANSIENT MATTER Ely
MA1L.-Under recent order of the POST
master General, issued in accordance with an
act passed on the heel of the last session of
Congress the following increased rates on
third class matter are prescribed:
'On books, pamphlets and occasional pub
locations, transient newspapers, magazines and
periodicals, handbiIls, posters, sheet music,
unsealed circulars, prospectuses, book manu-
script, proof sheets, corrected proof sheets,
printed cards and blanks, maps, Autographs,
prints, acknowledgements. engravings, seeds,
cuttings, bulbs, roots, scions, and flexible pat,
terms, samples of ores, metals, minerals aud
merchandise, sample cards, Photographic
paper, letter envelopes, postal envelopes and
wrappers, imprinted cards, plain and orna>
mental paper, card board or other flexible
material, and on all other matter of the third
class for which other rates of postage are not
prescribed, one cent for each ounce or frac>
ton thereof. Weight of package limited to
four pounds"
All packages and papers above referred to
must contain no writing other than the adj
dress.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16
srArE MFsr v1RG1N1A. i

County o. JclirrsO0
Bank of Jefferson aE CnariesEown. w VA. do
solemnIv swear that the above statement is
true, TO the best of knowledge and belief.
SAMUEL HOWELL, Casrier.
Sutsc. ihcd and sworn to brf"Ie me. this 5th
day Q: March, 1875. j. Y. SIMMONS,
Notary Public.
y S y; f. n. $ $ss ;sss' Directors.
-,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16

o. The postmastershiD of Winchester, which
pays about $1,000. has been finally settled, the
Senate having confirmed the appointment of Mr..
VIM Miller. Mr.. N. will take charge in few
days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16
Mrs. A. W. WILLIAMS.

lFrom the Guiden Ago, February 18th, 1875
We desire to call the attcDtion of our read>
ers to the fact that the financial agents of the
Industrial Exhibition Company of New York
have just issued a Prize Puzze, Offering to
the person giving the most correct answer Ii
Prize of Five Of their Premium Bonds, valued
at $4,000; to the person giving the second
best answer, Three Bonds $3.50 90 worthy; and
to the third best reply, Two Bonds $4,000
worth). Taking into consideration that these
Bonds are issued on plan according to which
the principal can never be lost, while the
holder of single Bodd has chance to re
ceive one of the many Capital Premiums
amounting to 100000. $50, 900. $4,000,
&c, &c, it is certainly advisable to send vour
address to Morgenthan, Bruno & Co., No. %
Park Row, who will send one of the Prize
Puzzles, free of any expense.
o. It is asserted as fact that every canvas
ser who has turned his attention to the intro
ducton of the New Family Sewing Machine in
his locality, or who has been fortunate enough
orts in making money of the old and tried
Agents OF tue high-Driced machines, which lat
ter they now replace. Tie demand is enormous,
and sales so rapid and money made so readily
with so turtle effort that Farmers. Tradesmen.
Spectators. &C., are hpcking into the business
fast as they can secure rcrritory and GET their
goous on the ground to supp'y anxious custom
when exhibited, it being a recognized fact that
people win l'uy the best at the lowest price. Il
certainly is the Machine of the times and does
the same work as other Machines at $50 or 800,
and we really believe it would sell Just az readi-
ly at double and then not cost half the usual
price OF SO good an article. for it is astonishing
to see the vast amount of labor 1T performs al 50
low n cost The inventors are daily inundated
with testimonials of the worth of their new Ma
chimes which so suddenly and successfully
bounded into popular favor. 1t proves to be Just
what is wanted every dav, bv every ono. every
where. who have fanI;lv. It has attained an
enylable reputation in many thousands homes
and factories, for lis solid stren% h, power ra-
n1dlty, simplicity, certainty, snd ease Of opera
ton with extreme beauty, fneness and RELIABLE
Itv of Its sewing; while the wonderful low price
tFwenty Dollars for Large and complete Sew
ing Machine with strong table and treadle),
places all idea Of comretltIon enUi-eiy out of the
question 1t stands alone in IT'S merits and price
We ADVISE yOu to invest in one at once for your
VIE, Daughter. Mother, Sister or Lady Friend
and make home happy. or put them ip vOur
factory, or what is better if you are lucky
enough, secure an agency if there none in yonr
town. and make money yourself. The many
New A;tachments for doing extra fine, skiIfnt
and difficult work. are surprise in tier sim
p!c'ty OF construction and far below even grange
prices, and will be CeiIvered safe at your door,
no matter how remote you may reside, if You
write for them. Address, j. Thomson Hanna &
Co, SCI Broadway n. Y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16
Prime seed Oats.

T HAVE for sale $50 Bushels of PRIME SEED
i oars. Call on me at .'Hiil Farm,' near
Charlestown, or address me at Charlestown Post
Office JOHN 7. COLSTON.
STRAL Qil-non. q osive-for e. lie By
"A Dec.2. GEO. w. T. KEARSLEY,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

RY virtue of Decree rendered Octobereotl,,
- 1874, IN the Chancery causes of j. 8. Bowers
and Jacob Rop3 VS.. JnO. A. Thomson, Executor
of Joseph snnth and Jno. A. Thomson in his
own -'ghty III the Circuit Court of JcGetson
County, West V:rC:ria the UNDERSIGNED, as Spe-
cIai Commissioners therein appointed, will, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 2sRD, 1875.
offer for sale at Public Auction, to the highest
b'dde-, in front of the Court Houst In Charles
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16

SALE BILLS printed neatly and at low rates
at this Office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-16
Q. S. sENATE-EXTRA SESSION

In the Senate, on the 9Th, the resolution
for admitting Mr.. Pinchback to seat as Sen
ator was called up and advocated by Mr.
Morton.
On the 9th, Mr.. Ferry, IF Michigan, was
elected president pro tenn. Mr. Booth, OF
California, was sworn in and took his seat
The standing committees of the Senate were
elected The name Of Mr.. Davis, of West
Virginia, appears on the Committees on APP
preparations, Agriculture, and Transportation
Routes to the Seaboard, and that of Mr..
Capertou on the Committees ON Claims, Rails
roads, and Revision Of the Laws Of the United
States.
On Wednesday the open session was exclu>
sivcly occupied by Mr.. Merrimon in continu.
alton of his argument against the admission
of Pinchback.
The session, on Thursday. was taken up ia
discussing resolution to send committee Of
Senators to the Indian Territory to investi-
gate the noble red mans affairs The resolu
ton was laid on the table.
In the Senate, on Friday, was presented a
memorial of the children of ex- Senator Sc,
bastian, of Arkansas, asking RECESSION of the
resolution expelling him from the Senate in
July, 1861. The Pinchback case was further
considered, Mr.. McCreery, Mr.. Salisbury and
Mr.. Christiaucy arguing against Pinchback' Is
admission to the Senate.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-07-22
Alexander Dumas IN ths Drawing
Roou.

A writer SAYS DrsEIng-ruou and
table szIE = praesised As an art n
ErZneas and D1uzs has 8 reputation II
tbs EEEs and = probably as fo1d Ct his
elects n society IS Of teOss he furnishes
fcC s1s stag French beng alfnzIrzoIT
adapted II splgrzEuzsIe conversation,
this pE0fsssed EIt aTaIis himself Of II
With EzEs skill WbI he l. prsssus,
taking groups disposed abouE = ron
ZrzdzzllF dissolve and gather near 60
listen % hIE- and he beeo-es Ehz alto
GEzs Of the cDuEsEsasi1zsI 6o-su An
OCCASIONAL word L pat II eus zIvsn-
s1d this Z The zszzl Init Of sxgrsEE5o1
Of those Who szrr0und hIu- In tie
telling Of EIsIbts EIs-for be naturally
has several E1dz-Es zEzcss sha serious.
u1u0Ted fscs 20 p-oducs hiIzri0zs
Elects Ike q Go1s6EEz- but 4 cocsf5Iar
q tas highest type His epigrzzs and
Anecdotes are 50 vel made and 50 vel
tad that sO1s people believe there !.
pr6FI0uS preparation Al aUas. EoE-
ever, Il TIE opiziol that he has SPECIAL
gifts II this way His ezp=Eisnes ss
oEzE&sIe saEh0E has eFidsutlT perfected
HIE foz tbs social aEzzeEsuE N q
esEczI1 sense he transfers The sSzze 10
TIE drzEIEZ-r 3 Il aids t1s ckaEze-
ter Of author TO that Of actor. As ws
Al RoE the 1UnzE adds UEch 20 The
matter 50 Ehzn the laugh begins 90 Be
hard the TGe0HtszT, cool - Nay
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I1crsssss II He SPEEDS an agroE e
folly IS Z 6ies. sid 6zss a EieEsd viii
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PzELzlzz gossip % which shs EazEls sex
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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-07-22
-. e. - -

Three years $40 8 eoupEzy a E1g-
Ezh capitalists OEzrsd 81 so co for
sEe S1llTTzz fam. \ Ford oCzusyI II
Ths sane property has sl1cs passed
INTO The posesz5oz q sEs Hon HIr1z
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his izserezt at 800, COO Part Ct ths
decline n vslus q ths S1IEvZ fEZ
rzy Be ztsxIbzts1 % tie genial o1sz-
ness 6eurszEzoz, bat Izrgs sEE.s EEst
Be zze<I5sd 20 thz pooE sZeeesE Of glGZs
farming M SIhlsF, sas usS pEurEi-
ekoE, = fitted By nature ard educstlo1
60 ezrrT q q w0Ek Of this dssc-ips5oz.
bal he Il ore Al piEked cut q I0s0fs-
FzEuiEz OF q large sc&is dzpezez tcr
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si4I 70 the safe ard p-ospsEOEs -eo1d1eS
q 9 lEczs Business, azd 1Lso relz1-Eas
Z uiIisrIsy VITA details Of fam U0EE
Sznes the SzEIiTzz fzEz- ezbrsGEEg
a. coo scres, gud The Czy1Zz c0UsF.
n z, farm q 4 coo acrsz, are E0T
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ParRoNs or HUsBANpRY.


Eha Pan ser EuZtzsh E7a AnsEEezl
CoallsEsn-An asxtsnE1s2 scheme
TIE ezzeuETzs couEIs1es Of tie II
teal zrzzzs have speUk eo1ssdsE25ls
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vrouesss-oz q The EuzIish CO epeEzssES
foz q mia f1r ccuEErcIal rzEp0zss O.
ths so bodiss. The co-CpeEzzGzs are
rszEsseEks7 By ThoG 3 WoEEz1. q
1Tznzhssszr. EzzLzzd- who L the nzu-
sEIng dzrscSog Of the e0uraEy which Il
proposed As the bond q wl01- Tie
BrIsEzh co-OueEztIFs soeisE1ss are Est
secret bodles heucs Z VII Be mposzz-
bEs uE1er eEEkInz eIrcuEssazcss for
thsu % mite With tEs pas-ozs, bat
this 5lfzezlST has been E6s By The for
uAE7oa q : trading couuaEy having the
n5ozszsus and srTupoEs Of tie unIssd
eo-ouerzsTTe bodies n E1glsEd, ard
fzTIT orzzzIzsd uns5gsr Ehs E1glizh lava
Tns prupoeIkIo1s ara 20 haTs FwO
b-znehsz Ct the soc5=EF. o1s n E1S-s11
sid the oshE N the United States
Tie boar5 n each GoufFy Is 20 have
TIE sbsoguse eozzrUE Of the fU1ds Sub
seEIbed therein. and Al 20 be Used t5E
The puposs of the mssrnEslou2l e.
charge Of csuuod5Elss. Ths czUzsaI
: 81. Co, GO0.
ftz efTuTTzIeuE. The British iso-Gpers-
torz uzrber sd, 600 have Over o1a
thousand stores. sons fry O. sIxzF cot
ton SHINING zzIEIs, zbo1S twenty four
NJ nils. Al agricultural and hoEsle1L-
tzrzI society, and q uEubsE a nm
factories. and q coCEss, eo1szEe lzrEs
guznsIzy q AEsgiean pr05uess- Tie
funds subscribed By the E1El1sh branch
Of ths company VII Dc employed
n the pCrch4zs Of sEIpz- The cree
si11 q warehouses. and The uzuE-
fzs6urs Ct szeh articles Gs are II
eoussEus demand auo1E The patrons Of
hushgz1rT. These ships vii 5ZI1E the
goods 10 New Orleans snd othsE south
en- potts and 20 eastern ports Il ueess-
saEy. and they desire the patrons TO
employ their portion Of the capital II
ezrryiEz American staples and products
70 Eses these ships- and tins 70 make
the necessary exchange N The unst
direct and simple mEuusE. The CD
OperzsoEs have q large s1FpIzs capital
which = constantly On The Increase, and
which they think can be pEDSsshEF en-
pI0Ted Il this trade
While each branch Of the eoupa1y
viii have coutrOl Of It's 0En Affairs the
tz0 boards VII form council Eh0 VIII
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tie UEthod Of ccld1esI1z the ssue-
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70 WZEcd tie interests OF she grange
brz1eh Of the eoupauy. aid the Eng
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tive n New Orleans While the zeusraI
supervisor VII De II ths hands Of a
EzEzgug director. already elected, sud
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been EEsEsF-three years n AEsEc4
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favor, and Il Il exUecsed The szb-eOu-
UIssee Of The nsEi61zl rrEnge, TO WHOM
The WboIs uzsszE has been referred vi
rspO-s Monday.
he ELscUtTT5 COMMITTEES G6EeEmu6d
80 sad three Of their uzubsE, w
MssEEs- ShzukIEnd- Of Iowa: Chase, Of
New Hampshire and Jones, q Arkzu-
sass 20 IepEsssls the patrons Of hGz-
bGndry n the cotton states congress,
which Deets n Raleigh, N c, On the
18Th nat.