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THE PRINTERS STo1Y.

~ fEt E1'ftF Of 2"s t"S'a'" 1''b.i':'
CHICAGO sopt' You wy u'eeha'''ea are
In u,at,err matrimonial. Permit = follower Of
H.. a. ,,ro.or,D,;ron r., s,y :, ,,o~, -, M.
s1o III o., ~ .'1 oA' 49, -. '"'
at'abfofnlhe tholne. ooaae boFen Ut e'eat soa1h
ago "foll III loyo' with beautiful Raidon,
and tho very sight oi her always Alled MY soul
viii, antiuht Hut IL In to nnn,n olt] story-" tim
co,,rua ~ .r,o 1ovo ,,o.or ,,;d ,un ann,t,,r
so"'eo ~ ""o wv A''e1 '3 AA e4 :.
6ono"Aat tylaa'lcal lnosAef steppcu III anu
throw vol blanket GU my enthusiasm, and 10
to sfoak nv yistupu OF ioyo passed away. blo
loyoti mo, snl ,oxca her viii, = pa.ujou TINT
vii ,rI,. a.. lii, I.a',. 49,, rna .,.,. 800.
.asa,ad ~, w. tt "s1s .oA & o'1 w., ,'
asemsa 10 sua'o ~ ns'sns s'nco I'o GU laaY
atoppou III aud closed TIC cceno. That HhH yeAra
ago. And to thls day mover think Of hor flhe
girl) without fen,inr of nai,. md rcrrct.
ind lard ~ forc.t 'sr H. .,,o ,a,1a.
's ".':., ~ 'eAso' "e.' pu' '''o seLoe1 !Aon'o-
s'cs nA'cn eiueta1 1ouna Or dayb ol "ou1hs arc
indeiihiy eugsossea on my memory. A snanll
bundle Of otteru tied togetlor with fudsd b,uo
ubbon are a3l that ia lcrt or tor ,,uttru lov.,;l
I wuv couptant. she ,nsr,ind III, vawn sts
mntls ma Ia ever la irna S.rn 1,r,,sn ahs
. ~ y" y. ssein Pef4ehs al!4
bcA1ae tns happS bI!da or MY worthy rival. l
h"tee o'a"n uI.o'o .I,o anas laah1al o'sns,
,"t NJ" NY D'hnal !er my 1a!!.
l,,,..,. w. a,d ,non,.,t"a ,ra LOW r' tnat uotal
ets.av @ md su1ely o Ito arast 'us nss us hss
70 A.a"y ',a'o'. hSau tas,t y ~JfnhiI's ~ tha
.aa'.s .. l9nS A"a ~ ~, s"u; =. r;,,n @ ~ .t9 conso1
lhR " worship ~ 'he nneiuo u H4ccAas |
,"se @ a. 'u.,Isa ~ e ~ s saa a ao,an na1
sifa Always ti.a'l'll'ih' Ana u aAe Msast ot all
NY tceEea VI 1oHi!Y sae 'noa,oty o. lhat ataf
girl Asnnts ne iake nonnloa aroani, AND
pifen' III sa,ct mohea.s. 'A49'u. aeeo!setnGha ,"
coIns tacs thfonRa Asa1 o. tcAts, 81 wnas
might hnvo tern. ~ ny tohe.Y HUNTS oi alngto-
c1ihnedneaa, catso s!o nia1 that sAso NC usis-
arah'o existence, clhae the mefuo5y OF %omen
who tfials Win hearts that Nl'a sna b.e.a. pas
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yf''i'r: j"'t' would III r call her2 Nov. IL she
i;:''i''tu hati fyntlo thets in cartiA2a It would
4'afr r1et him - "r { ! ts.ote. and il tcy lal hal
t4J.t l.ATe II p.v fDr tlnao, or tIey would lopk
1T III nh":'H'. lp.,t, for those 1,nftes The Ecn-
"h'th il"'" trlA". II there should bo ONLY
1"E: 'rA' = cf;r:H s'lc:n ~ tn',:l more. am
tf'''' mann i't ps-ta nnd theatre. and II there
H. t'y fti'., !AJ.f-tf III taslt tlsl w1u tau
), :" - lic e.. ~ !'.a tn ticat from them
thS's'o l4iH ih@t: L. L,H DARLINGTON.
, 1875-09-11

10 Hs Et4tor af YAs ci.,cuas lr4tH,~:
CuloAoo, Sept. 5.--On looking through your
valuable pApcr this lrolning, cano upon all
Asticlu headed ''3larris3e aild Posurty." You
Wind up tho article by aalug to lear from sou4u
working tnau OK women upon Ao nboyu sutjrcl,
Alo ons that has 10 make living by tho sweat
ct my brow. aud support loving wfo aud Que
child. NY uma IL limited II, coupcso anything
worthy oi your nosioa. 1t IL an old tnaxini sud,
thtnk. uot out Of plaoc bore. to mention that it
il lot right that man should DO aloua.
loccupy q small ous-story building, for which
l pay % ror mouth and ln MY humble wav Of
living An, contsnt il can keep tho volf AWAY
fsnm tho door. Ny average earnings are shout
$40 per mouth WHOM ! got atoaly watk, hut
eonotnncs tho weather. will not allow 4 ,nAn tue
fu!! time. 1 feel hal,py to return home af1er nv
woman has my slippers ready tor me- and Will.
goo,l-natured smile SAYS, "lahu,
laye Euch = naca atew or, some uioa exko
Tor supper which hope yoa will releh aflor
your la.d days work" The no1t sspreBAlou
Esaso DO not 10 out tonight Ia play that fool.
ish POOL, " aittlough confess = weakness for Is /;
'atop while elpw yon what matte foE the child
aud sou road lttlo for tho while meud your
aL,rtA." II I tska up . book do not teol
the time going round until 1t ia time 10 retire for
the night. ......-. SO.
to know Is, hoM mich u my eA1utslBs it lakes
to support VI. With what raisc ln NY own
Day will support ut " we'll ~ tue blgbags upon
Michigan avenue. Ny vito makes my bhirtA and
all my everyday clotltnk u "all ~ u bought
thom at Euttu&v, snd ! think tlcyssa1o more
durable, 1t does mo good to soo my plain
noodeu doors and ssoye. How c1ean aud bright
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1h{at. N"As
LcaTinr eurp|us Of S3t9 to Invest tor &C.
clc11!:tion.
"Eery good" sayn fon.e OFT, "bat you. ~
single r,an. 1i3 layc hat.ss tsirt will eAato ou
to e'1aand.r ye,Ir suEp1r-." Well, sapro-e that
] have it il not any TITO less true .hn. could
tnvc II woui.}; ant II I To not accuEulatc as
EEclu nlsn. Nhcn to do 70 ] nerd uo: ssc.itsc
u.s.t;,i: necessary II, nay cnlutfI. Ii It pfesum-
a!,lo that nuuId Envo money AZ married 1nan,
Wien Ehou:d ha.n to tako my t1.vi.ses fr3m tho
amount pectrd in order to fnr,1jth eorntorta-
hlc llyeltho@d for tho wenlan | Tnld have rron,-
ited 70 love and caru for to tho extent OF n,t
ability?
In tiro Years ni! bs -. yn,1r,r enough to
mary and can Lave, say. II, 5h'. Blu: thor, will
:taut 10 uIo m7 cs7ital to cf:ahish myself in
b,l:,nets; 30 l nl,ls: wait At least ava years
Longer.
Fr11, oil Of tits + think hare clearly rIoven
that II il cnt alsjsae for young man to r1nlr.
wllcsa Gully income in ealary Of 800 or 4l,CEo
rcn7,
Perhaps some ct tho ettinab1o :oung ladies'
vino aro Wiling TO n1A1ry any yuupE lnuu of Euotl
character and l,ah:tH who has an lEeone OF
1900 to $500 per year can czripn to us how thcv
would meuaee to lisg on Euct. al an7unt, and
thn1 obll;u se"eral interceied young mtn. ~
Ncll as .iiaf:rTlc.
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TINT tHe7 I'll 1e'l nflur'i il. Yu.n Mi u t,..
vlht la'ii'a uHsll ;lflr h.t,.flcta for !un da= ts
tI'nn. aHI the "IlI II :h., t,,1n"..iI AIr,. ii
ttrv rIpFn1 in from ~ * ltlny wbsilI frn
iatuI III ca!lcu Hlat'i'r.. wnI ai'r Will II viii
thts snv d. nHt g!'o .lm!n etGi4t fir Ir-: ut
lra-t, hnt" my onn hIiH!1! cHsca tn" ri. t,n'
H. ..- als nf nthcr glrts ton; LII. ,rt vail lust
81, tuhc tlet G gentleman caught ;!tn r. y uf t.H
a:l1c1o,.q mp 10 Tia clb,"4 il, Ii',u III H',rcau :,
e+ fn"ns Eli. tl.,nt: eleo thht " n"c"s4st" IL ;
c''rnfult of t.Ir h,u-alsull, ls ntu!4 tn'n asn7
o'-l:n t"!. t,lln ~ his dear, dacty nos" aud h,
l. Ia Al That llnus Il, nlosG.
l HoId tt lIafr ;o.4 think. tr}ni thn *'v !
tr'e "'t'"u. that } tm rDmr antr,En.eI 'ttn.
~ p i II t:'.s It'll u h}Ins:er bu, ,Ilusstf If
II. aHt HAY f.htu tit 1T lpal ol tny heart. ard
IL "A 1t'9 e'::,G lit teltiuLnts of h9ulr.na OF
nt. / Fi:t". sl.a- at nj father tnH.aln BinR's
II I'll: f::i II itt =, tint; ,bf Afl yet
Than li T. ;~:. II ~ t:r - t!. hIa;u!cts FOL v
Tat re an -, It 1i.t rus Xxi, a.tE:::rc of wunlca.
III sA:Hstt '!4: ! lilvu '..:". / naye nat been
ti:tsa,ilr "a H.. II. .+.tti !! oh Il q: ay rfL
tt R..s c.siaritt ,t.'::, fl th., arit hnps Thu
vAiheUf FutH.I' Le, i,'.u ,il. III I ut;* tehAry
lart us u.tL tAtts.s.,s, at1 tt,.l.r. bu tiui.o
without. tS:IhE iH.A, L.. lung III .Gn coll du
wttA,1e uu se 't.1 ur n4sL',G: .n snl '1lRes
tp cat t.t JON. at.a nt' n: :. s,,tu nv rl. !.
ct'' ri ilra. Il! Lieu tl4st "tt til :.: ,.n L.
nI1 :tH -t -. fr!, nf1t't.t Its:h ~ L.:
III; heats .tlL tihhf, hai.1,. ,-Lli.h =.
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tu,.A0,, bo,t. 7,-lLrourh tho solu,uns pf
5o"i tn'''' ."''ss - ',, '''e'
abou! sha e1ttasaeauea VI eF1s u saa {'teae''t
ago. Now "is! to havs saY AbaAt t'4A;.
iusst tia: the majority Of girls aro no. oue.AaIt
.x ,x,ruxnp,ut ~ vn,uv man Thar, III a!, ,m.
=" =. .a.. h,,,,,,r,., .,,., ~, .u.,.. ~.
QUO "oH's" :" o'.s s. uuas' M .aas "v'ao" ,''
set IL soIy onn .S's saa s1sa1's @ .''s al'a
blamed for ons. Now spouk f,ou, esI4t,vu.o
IT. in .,atin,, tha: no ctrls shu taks two p!t.
~ .'.t, ,,,n., ,.,s' ,.. y, .,,.
areSsas Ah'1 ''a"o 'te's' 'a'o "''e ~ s''''
lateaL n:sss without cossiug ono canss %nd
tssu xI,l.uA. Al well drsssed Us any lu1, could
u;rt, ~. 1s,.ar uiYsoif tia, dr.ys ~ well u
,t.a .,1 ,,xa .,., =. why ,I,,hc, =,
a's "''s ss'o ~ '~ss ~'ss ~ a's"' 49,.
may be eoasae'oa necessary 1os a"s yo"''s .Aa!'
and it IL uo axaggofaaon ~ilen cay can dss'ss
,nyYoEf ou ters ti!An 3luO \ yssr ,e+, less ty a
t,r.at ,,r., aud all through Ilt1Ie r,aps,s,u.u,
ss.s. p. .sS,. nn,I,nr In. . ,1,tto t,m,
thAt cons" nos"us NV 'ss'. '..ne
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ri i:u Iuht, by r9.l ectuUR.t. c4n malrY
a!,d support I'll" pn Elr incnlno with Rly
amount u: eornul;ai bi4s. clc tlrowu III, alu At
ti.r 1.. Of tue yLal hare y sur Ilus Of .:25t
Lu tbs otnus tiaud, il ruu1aln al1ge, t1y TX
potsu account fer year may be thIa:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12

in conclusion, expressed his perfect convic-
ton that the people of the North could not
be rallied to this new persecution of the South.
His faith was as strong as it was in the great
throne of Jehovah that right, truth and jus
tice will yet prevail, and that the people of
the North and the South will stand together
on common ground for the common good of
the whole country. In the House, in com.
mittee OF the whole on the fortifcaton bill, it
was suggested that there is no need for forts,
civilization having advanced so far that every
thing could be settled without resort to arms.
Mr.. Cox, of New York, said the army had
been most UNANIMOUSLY used in the State of
Louisiana within the last two days. 1t had
been used to carry State elections, and to OPP
pose and put down State Legislature. Sher>
idans order was an outrage, and the country
will not be patient under such outrages. The
people Of Louisiana are aud have been patient,
and while they fight thieves and robbers. they
will not raise their hands against the flag Of
their country. Mr.. Kendall, of Pennsylvania,
said in his opinion Sheridan had forgotten the
first requirement OF a man and a soldier, which
to adhere to the truth, for his statements
Of outrages in Louisiana were false. He was
glad to see that when that military despot had
asked Congress to proclaim the people ban>
ditti, no one in the House had been found to
offer resolution to carry out that recommen>
dalton. The reading OF the bill was then
concluded, when the committee rose and re-
ported it to the Uouse, and it was passed
Mr.. Lowndes presented petition from the
county commissioners Of Frederick Nd pray
ing for an appropriation to rebuild the bridges
over the MonOcacy river, destroyed by Gen.
Lew Wallace during the late war.
In the Senate, GU the 9TH. Mr. Hamilton,
of Maryland, occupied the greater part of the
session with an earnest speech in denunciatOn
of the military interference in the organza-
tson of the Louisiana Legislature. In the
House leave was asked by Mr.. White, of AL
ALBANIA, and objected to, TO introduce a resolu-
ton to the effect that the President is entitled
to thanks for his action in the Louisiana i'm
brog!i". The senate finance bill was passed
without debate or amendment, under the
operation Of the previous question-Mr. la.
gans, of West Virginia, voting with the
Democrats in the negative. Resolutions
were reported for the impeachment of Judge
DureIl, of Louisiana, and Judge Busted, of
Alabama, but they were laid OF the table,
both the judges having resigned.
In tho Senate. on the Sth, the naval ap.
preparation bill was passed. A bill was in,
troduced by Nj. Lewis to aid tho Washington
and Ohio railroad in the construction of their
road to the Ohio river. The resolution of in
quiry into the conduct Of the military in
Louisiana taken up, when Senator Bagard
delivered a scathing speech on the subject
holding up Gen. Sheridan and the Admins
tration to tho execrqtiOn Of the world In
the H"use, Mr.. Butler introduced bill to
provide for "a fair and legal election" in the
State of Louisiana.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12
LOOK HERE!

An infaI'ib!e cure for Hard rimc7-Equa1 Tax
atIOn or ReDuOiat;On. safe ard sound cur
rencv and Int one. and 81 hciencv O. hat g
to make tho exchanges of the country and m;iM 9
things lively, and legal tenGer for all cues.
private and public. fixed raj, of irrerc; c
8 6 100 re" cent. 'e: aununl. fixed and LnI. IN
throu"huut the whole cnr;,trv; TO restrain loa. T.
ing, c. licking M for 4 higher rate, and thus
keep It ALWAYS lowing or mo In@ as IFS ar de-
notes. A"v evactng hIgner rate. CENTS
ca'ion of the whole deb;-"ne-half t, the Cow
ernmeut AMI the other to the infnrmer. Owe 10
the mon"y : Iav for, or thu PROPERTY, ex-
Be Industrious in well doing. Don't say, if I
cam get a dollar day won't w"I K. bus wozk
whether Won get ANYTHING or not, at what yuu
can find to do p3v will come some day or sher.
II ere is pgott that Is far above money profit
the appreciation of God and G.. rlsu, well done
good and f3ltIlfui want.
Don't abuse anything but use all things for
what icy were ms ';e, and ieDi 10 know tue use
of thing from the abuse o. it: learn true
economy, so as to distinguish, it from meannrsS.
Let eTcTv one, without distinction of c:lOr c.
sex. la, this to heart, and they wont hear ;he
CT of Hand Times. GRANGER
January ), 1SI5-ft
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12
Bic D..

On Monday evening the 4th inst, at her resi-
dence IN Charestown. MIS-. SUSAN J. JOHNSON,
cons TT of the late William Johnson III the ST! Ii
year of her age.
On the morning of tho 1st inst. at the residence
of her brother. Mr. C. L. BeIIeT in tE,Is iowa.
ter 81 brief illness of Pneumonia, Miss AMELIA
Il. BEl1LER, III the SD year of her age. Trough
through life she had been ga Child OF afflctIOn
and acquainted witt grief crnSO'aIlOhS of
and gloom and WAS her star of omse tnron,l
the "stIad"w of tue valley of death " Peace to
her remains! X.
Dccenher 9th, at Harper's Ferry. Of Consump-
ton, EDWARD. second son of Patrick and Gait
arine O'FarIell, aged &c years, months, and I
days.
In Gcrmautown. Pennsy lyania,o" Monday 2lst
Ferry,-agcd about 67 years. Mr.. c. wasa brig ht
Mason and Past Grand Master of l. o. o. Z.
Ii Bolivar. on Saturday morning, 18th ult.,
Mrs. JULIA BUTT. wife of Za,loc Butt, ESQ.,
aged 6T Years.
In Martinslmrg. on the 11th inst, of Consnnp-
ber1, N the sgd ye.tr of her age.
vsis. MIsS Ann MCEttITRRAN, eldest daughter OF
the late Joseph aud ElIsauCt tn McMurTan, of tbs
county
In se'la!ia, Mo-, on the Sth of December, ls'.,
MIR: Fl j. rAPP, Son-iu-l law of Mr.. JACOB Tut
wller. of THIS place. aged about SO years.
At the Aims House in this county, on the 25th
of Nay, 1874 Miss LUCINDA BURGESS. former
~ of shephcrdstown, aged SO vears.
At the same plac". on the Goth of November,
1874, AMANDA SKINNER, aged so years.
Al tie residence of Joseph A Bartlett. ESQ.
IL Winchester. Va. December Iltr. 1874, Mrs.
ELIZAL -T1NIBERLAKE. wife of D. w. TIM
berIakp. of Mar. iusDurg. W. Va.
At ''PorlumentO." Clarke county, Va, Dec.
5th. 1874, Mrs. JULIET CARTER LARUE. aged
VI years. months anu DAYS. Born i'll West
Inorl2md county, Va, Jun 18th, 1888. dauCh'er
Chrrcn. jeff :rsOn county, W. Va. widow OF the
late Samuel Larue.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12
AFFAIRS IN LOUISIANA.

Sheridan assumed command at New Or
leans on Monday of last week, aud in his first
dispatch asked that martial law be declared
and he be made dictator with power to Stay at
pleasure.
o. that day the legally elected Legislature
of Louisiana attempted to assemble, but
United Stsses soldiers were called into requi-
e;tion aud number Of conservative members
forc;bly expelled from the State Capitol
There Is no doubt that the Louisiana couserv-
asives elected great majority of the Legis-
lature in November last. The returning board
threw cut the returns from certain precincts
on grounds which were in most of the cases
frivolous, and even then, through the non-ap>
pearauce of some of the members upon whom
they had calculated, there was'left conserv-
alive majority of two. Then the army of the
United STATES was called in, and sufficient
number of conservative members forcibly
elected By the armed soldiery of the United
States to answer the purpose of the cheaters
and detrauders of the Louisiana people.
Notwithstanding this gross outrage the
rights of free people, the citizens of New
Orleans, by must extraordinary effort, re-
manned quiet and passive-Gov. McEnery and
other leaders opposing to the utmost any
shadow of resistance to the authorities of the
National Government.
Hon. R. Il. Mari, Chairman of the Com,
mi,:ee of Seventy, issued the following ad-
dress TO the people Of Louisiana:
elm the name Of all that men hold dear
and sacred. implore my fellow citizens to
avoid by all means the traps which our
enemies and oppressors have deliberately set
fer Us. Oar delI-erance from political bond
age depends up,n prrlence and fnr6earanee.
and conflict with soldiers or the authorities
would be the ruin of our hopes. riyeting of
our chains. 4 little more of heroism, patience
andflrbearance. which have already crowned
you with imperishable honor and aroused the
Eymp1thies of the entire country in your favor
and the usurpaton and misrule to which you
are new subjected, will have ceased, and you
will be once mere free, prosperous and happy
people"
In the language Of the New York Herald,
I'VE congratulate the citizens of Louisiana
and the people of the country that this extra
ordinary and most revolving scene did not
provoke violence and bloodshed. Forcible
resistance would havo been jussifabe in this
case, if it be ever just fable in any case-for
greater outrage on every principle of free
government was never rpotratod-wero it
not for the fact that the people of Louisiana
have su:er resource for the redress of their
grievances in the sense of justice of the whole
country, and in the public resentment which
will be kiualed to the highest pitch by these
atr2c:ties and rnexamnled nroceedinysn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of Jefferson County,
Vest Virginia:
C. h, B.UGHER. Plaintiff.
GEORGE. w. EICHELBER- IN
GER aud Others Defendants,
(C"ly at Decree of Norember l7th, 1919
THIS cause coming on to be heard this 18th day
of November, 1914, the papeIs formerly
read and the IerOrt of Commissioner CIeon
Monre. returned aud flied ON tie 18th day of
June, 1874, aud tue exceptions thereto, and WIS
Court sustaius the Is execution and without
now deciding the ouneT EXCEPTIONS, 0diudEeS'
orders Gnd DEGREES that this cause be recommII-
ted to same Conn iSSiOuer to execute the former
decres IN this cause.
(E"drtef from Decree of Norember lOth,
lS73-referred tn IA iabore Derree-)
The Court doth ad:ndCe, order and decree t. at
this cause be re.e;I ed TO CCmmiss, aner Cleon
More, 10 audit al d Sc tie the following &c
COInTS:
LIST an accoLrt showing all the debts due by
the Def ndanL, George W. EIchslbercer.IOs secure
which deco sOi trusts rave CcSn Tlvea on IdE -
merits obtained. witch vail and sub
siSting liens on his taTds, the nniCEnL Of Slld
debts the pe-SonS to ~ nom 'ue a. :he p'loTltles
of said leEs respecIfn y. distinguishing bet wccn
til heEs by Deeds of trust and those by Judge
Cad. An account showing tie quaint ". annual
and zee simple vIIUe OF al { g lands OF q SAID
defe#dInt Jorge w. E,chelbe-EeT, which u: 3
SUBJECT TO SAID liens, and the d fcIent parcels of
the land conveyed in each tract respectfully.
COpN--Tes.e.
ROBERT T. BROWN. clerk.
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ii A & RIED }.

In Shephcrds'own. On the Esd nit. by Rev. J.
Hawkes., W. FUEE. cf ii"iper's F"r~r. con-
ductnr on tre Winchester Branch, B. s, O, II. T.,
70 Miss r. V. GRANT, eldest daughter of MI.
John w. Grant.
Dec. 9th, 1874, at the Lutheran Porsonarr.
SEPH Z. PFYrON of L,uonn county, Va,
and Mis- ELIzABErH DERRY, OF Jeite! sou
county, w. Va.
DEC 10. 1874. BY the same, CHAS. r. EIAIES.
and FANNIE s. PU ,Tl1AN. all of Fauquicr Co.
Va.
Dec. 9, 1874. at Harper's Ferry. NV the same,
asSiS ed by Rev J. II NJ ursh. GEORGE Z. MOB
Belly: and SARAH E. LANCASTER, all OF JET
icr,on Co, w. Va
On the 23d Of December. 1874 by the Rev Mt.
Gardner, JAMES | RAY L-R. at Augusta county,
Va; to Miss L. R. Z. AKIVEN. of Havue:'s Fer
ry. w. Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In The Comfy Court, of Jc6er.on County,
H"sf ViryiHj":
GEORGE F. ABEL, Trustee
P.aluIif.
Against SIN CHANCERY
GEORGE W WILLIS and 9th
crs Defendants.
(E.rtrGcT. fam Drcrcc nj NoUemJcr Is, 1910
TT appearing 70 thu Cnnr; that tie special Com
i missioner. Villain Clcrdcniu.. has rcvrr
:, aGc a port. as required by the u OF
OcI Der 3O'h lsGO an t!ic morton Ot the lrnluIIH
4 rule is awarded against him o show :. why
he should not be attached foI his IaIiuTe 10 Ike
such report, AID las cause Is referred To Gloon
Moore. 4 commissioner of this Court, who snail
ascertain ana report what iuudS III tins cause
rave come intO the hanHS % VIM. CierdeuInG,
s. 4cia! Commissioner. and wnat dlSpnSIt OH ne
arv portion Of said .und, to whom lie has LOAF ed
tue same and on what sccurlty, and to wuum
tao funds III tins sun are non coming, and NV
w"Om the same is C!annrd, ani any Otne' mat
t"rS lie may '!""hi per Inent, or anV parry in r.
cStcu may require. order to diSl oSIi III by the
Court o. the tuEdS III TINS CAUSE; i:.d ucinie OK
ccuLnE tIiS Deere lie SI:aI give &c TO all
OarIeS intCrcs ed Ivy publication for tOur weeks
III tue spirit of J H:Isnu," NEWSPAPER sub
Virginia. " llich shal, lie cquIvaIem to pcrsnu-
III service o notice all the parties inter sted-
A COpY-TeS' e.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk
Notice is hereby gwen that viii execute the
foregoing cree ut NY ollie. III C.a,IestOwu. on
Friday. the 9Th day of FcbrI:a'v SIS.
CLEON MOORE.
Jan. D. '9'5-4f. q EiSsI urr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12
Valuable CharicSt0Wn Property
FOB sALD.

TFNHE nroncrtv in CharlestOwn known rs tile
l. III III property, and for many years oCcr-
ped tor Hat ell and Boarding House purposes, is
tor sale 1t Is located in tne Western part of
the town. conYerIant to pumu and running
water. is capacIous, and smrphed with all the
necessary ont. buildings and very fine large
G9rdcn-:tt the foot Of vhIch passes Evett's Run
all two acres
The STABLE IS commodious and in excellent
condition, with large staole ward for the standing
of WAGONS s C.
Artneether This is very desirable property.
ard an nppo. tnnity for good investment is If-
fere'l. Especially for any one designing to keep
n Hotel or Private Boarding Hrus". II not so i
b! thu 49, day of February le'5, 1t W II be Ron
ed-posScSSlOu gwen the 1st day OI Ap.-iI. 1875
ISAAC HEIDWOHL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-01-12
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