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Tax Levy for the Year 1875.
COUNTY TREAS. OFFICE: WICHITA,

COUNTY TREAS. VFFICE, WICHITA,
Sedywick Co, Kansas, Nov. Is, 1875.
Public notice is hereby given that the County
Clerk has this day placed the tax roll of sedgwick
County. for the year 1873, in my hands for coilec-
ton, and that the annexed statement shows the
amount of state, county city, school district and
other tax levied each one hundred dollars
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Is sm WI GnIFFENsTEIS.
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Notice.
Notice.
Dance House for Sale.

The Dance House, known as Rowdy Joe's,
west side Of the river, will be sold cheap for
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MONFV On well improved Farms
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at less than Is per cent. This
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=" expenses. J. B. WATKINS It co.
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Pre-eminently Farmers supply Store Buys
al kinds OF Produce, paving therefor the Highest
Market Price Goods sold ut bottom figures.
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Sheriff's Sale.

District Court. ls,a Judicial District, sedgwiek
County, Kansas.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
Hard Times No More. /;

GAVE CASH.-Why ,,aste money, why pay
- So for thing that costs IS cents. Reader.
save money. The Great N. E. Dollar Sale, since
1878, has sold goods to 125. people. Itnow has
$500 900 worth of new, useful, valuable goods
on hand. IL buys solely of first hands and from
manufacturers. 1t saves IS to 80 per cent. to its
patrons every tune
OUR STOCK Consists of Fine Gold Jewelry.
D Silver and Silver Plated Ware, Glassware. Cut
lerv. Dry Goods Hosiery. G loves. Groceries. Teas
Coffees and 100 900 articles in Fancy Goods; also
1900 elegant So and So books. and thousands
of articles and ALL at 5 Il each.
SAMPLE5.-To show quality, &C.. of ourjew
elrv we will send any of the following for 81
each with postage. TRY one article and we shall
have your order for 500. We mail Fine Gold
chased or plain, wedding, ONYX, moss agate.
AMETHYST, or topaz ring, only S1.S3; gents SUI
perb hair chain, S1.12; ladies' elegant opera
chains, 3 l:i5; solid cold masonic or I. o. o. F.
ladies full SET pin aud drops. either gold en-
ameled. coral bar. iat. spar. coraline pearl,
onlv 81 -; splendid set sleeve bui tons studs.
81 go; elegant jet and gold braceiets Sl.l5; fine
knife, S1o6; elegant silver cup. frosted and gold
lining, s i.12; four fine plated dessert spoons,
BUT BUT-BUTW We cannot here give a list
immense list, therefore, send for our paper. the
ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. circulars, &C., &c. We can
save money to yoH; make 10 go as far as S15.
We want agents in every town: Apply soon
by 1900 delighfed patrons, See 500 letters
railroad. or C. o. D. Satisfaction giycn or your
money returned. No order slips Tickets or
ONE CENT.-send postal card for ali needed
dOcuments. We need 10000 ladies agents.
We supply all sorts of dry goods. &c. &c. Send
NOW. Don't scait, or some other one will got in
Z. DOLLAR SALE. IS Bromfeld ST, Boston,
Mass.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
ELECTIONS LAST TUESDAY,

Maryland has gone democratic, by an in
creased majority. New York has gone DEM
ocratio also but by slightly diminished vote
over last election. Pennsylvania has gone for
the republicans. Mississippi has gone demos
cratic, and will have majority of about
lO, 600 in the State. The democrats elect
three Congressmen out of six. Massachusetts,
and New Jersey have gone Republican. Re-
publican majori.ies in Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Illinois. Virginia elects Conservative
Legislature. Gen. Bradley T. johnson is
elected to the Senate from the Richmond dis
tric.; in tho Rockingham district, Riddles
barger is defeated for the Senate by Col
Mann Splitter the regular ticket in Augusta
is elected with the exception of Jno. N. Opie
for tho House of Delegates, who is beaten two
votes by Hon. A. Ell. 81. Stuart, run indepen-
dent by bis friends; Fl. L. D. Lewis is prob
ably elected Delegate from Clarke; Judge
Allen, of Woodstock, is elected to the House
Of Delegates:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
THE TURNPIKES, COUNTY COURT
AND THE PEOPLE!

Some few months ago, our County Court,
supposed to be moved by sympathy, and a
sense of justice toward the already over taxed,
oppressed and impoverished people, appointed
committee to revise, adjust and reduce the
tolls on the turnpikes within the county =
which are run in the interest and for the BEN
eft Of a few-a ring-that's fashionab BILE now
but presto change! some lcdgerdemanist
managed, instead OF lowering, to raise the
tolls so high, that many persons are com pc He'd
to travel several miles around them TO avoid
paying the high rates OF tolls. Is such
policy beneficial to the exchequer of the roads,
or just to the people of the county, who have
been heavily taxed to build these roads? A
brief history Of these roads and their man>
agement might BIO interesting:
No. l, Charlestown and Berryville, was
owned by the State of Virginia, who paid for it?
No. 2, Summit Point and Berryvile, three-
Gtths paid for by Virginia. Stockholders
thrust aside,-a loyal citizen, and member of
the present Court, whose duty it is to look after
the fair management of roads, modestly rules
it to the Clarke line, with rod of iron this
is one of tho ring masters, who vote them
selves free rides. Nos. and 4, Shepherds
the former built almost exclusively BY the
p!e's money paid for the latter. Now comes
No. 5, that venerable old road, smithfeld,
Charlestown and Harpor's Ferry-ths is a sort
of family relic-,hrcc ffths paid for by State
of Virginia, yot it seems to be held under
hereditary rights, handed down from father
to son, and manipulated to suit the conve-
nience and special interest of few. Enough
of the peoples money has already gone into
these roads to declare them free, and to be
kept up in repair the other roads of tho
county are.
AS taxpayer am willing to be taxed to
build good roads. but not to have them made
perpe,ually burthensome to the people. for the
benefit of a few managers, for il is one of the
exceptions to the rule. that .urppikes are ever
made to pay dividends to State, or individual
stockholders. Times are too tight to admit
of, any slight indulgences. The people are
travelling miles out Of their way, to avoid
tolls. acting upon the principle, penny
saved is penny made. Now, if farmer
hauls wood to town. who is to pay the adj
ditioual toll, the seller or buyer?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
n A r r l e D .

At the residence of the brides parents on the
80 inst: BY Rev. - Mr.. John r. SHELL to
MISS LENA P. WALKER. ali of this county.
on the 4th inst. by Rev. A. A. P. Neel Mr.. GAR
of this county.
on the 2sth of Oct, by Rev. A. A.P. Neel, MI.
N.44IIH ANIEL WAKEFIELD to Miss MARY E. M.
hIICHELL' both Of this county.
oh sunday night. Oct. Gath. at the NJ. E. Par
sonage Shepherdstown.- by Rev. J. W. Smith,
H RIi, 9N0; " JOHNSTON aud Miss JENNIE
hoihEkfoRD, both of this county.
~ Oct. 26tb. bv ]. NJ Friday. Mr.. GEORGE IT
SToBBS. and Miss ELLEN KELLYHaIi Of Ills
county. al u Ills
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REDUCED SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Owing to the stringenttimes through which
we are now passing, notwithstanding every
thing entering into the product of our paper
=,ees.s US fully as much as heretofore, and in
order to be able to place good home paper
within reach of every family in the county.
the subscription rates of the esprit OF
JEFFERSON" from and after the Is. day Of
July, 1875, will be, per annum, as follows !:
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Paid within the year ESQ
e Paid after the year expires 800
To Clubs of 8 Advance Paying subscribers
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gsttsr-up of the Club will be sent for one
year. GEO. W. HA1NEs,
-, : Publisher of esprit of Jefferson"
July 1, 1875.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
For the Spirit of Jetferson.l
WHAT is POLITICAL DUTY2s

OF course. what is the duty that the fol.
Ilowers,of Jefferson and of Jackson, should do
in these degenerate times.
i have named only two of our great lights,
NOT that others were not equally worthy, but
because during the administrations of j eHer-
son and jackson the distinctive features of
Republican policy were moulded into party
doctrine, and successfully administered during
the long line of the old United States, down
to its close at the end of President Buchanon,s
prosperous administration.
But tits under the dcgeneracy Of the new
United States, $50 called, that democrats are
called upon to review the past, and learn what
istheir duty to their country. their families,
and posterity.
Its sad reflection to look back upon the
hard won principles established by seven years
of suffering ia the field of Revolutionary strife,
and successfully practiced by dutiful pos
terity down to the end Of the first Republic,
March 4th, 1861. Sad indeed, that, an
equally saneinary strife should arise from a
portion of the posserity Of our renowned an
cestry, bent on destroying the glorious heritage
of the fathers. But more sad, that they
should succeed in tramping under foot the
sweet guarantees Of ancestral liberty, al
though, noninally RENTED, but holding en-
tirey opposite views of political policy. The
administration still fostering and practicing
the wild, lawless extravagances enacted during
the war; when all the sacred rights were
taken away from the lovers and friends Of the
old United States, because portion of them
sought to administer the old forms under a
new name, as they could no longer do under
the old one. In this era Of persistent orpo-
sition to the old principles under which we
became such great and prosperous govern
ment and happy people, what is it our duty
to do?
Cling to the old landmarks, and practice
the former virtues of the democracy before
the late war, looking to equality in all admin
istratise, legislative aud judicial acts, eschew>
ing the partial and dishonest deeds of the ad
ninistration, in all its departments Of govern
ment, by which even the inalieuable rights
are withheld from portion Of the people, and
by which unasked franchises have been inl>
posed upon others unprepared to exercise
them. by which frauds in Office and dan
gerous monopoliss have been favored by par
tial legislation, and. sustained by courts, seq
regating capital from the people and massing
wealth to the few, who echo the fallacies which
procured the power.
Yes, democrats, stand by tho colors of your
fathers, and heed not the siren voice of the
squanderers of your hard bought patrimopy.
Let the new made mlliouaires revel in their
ill gotten pelf, whilst your living is stolen
away by daily drafts in the form of revenue
leves and tariff imports. The day dawns,
and this fearful night is passing in which
liberty and virtue have almost bankrnp,ed the
nation, and destroyed the energies Of the peo-
plo. Stand firm, and let him who forsakes
democracy remember Arnold.
0Tn Eocv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
| E D.

on the 25th of October, of CONSUMPTION. At Tho
residence of his grandfather Mr. Jacob i,vdar
IN Winchester. WILLIAM J. LANGLEY aoai
20 years, 2 months and II days. .s'o
In Baltimore, October 80, GRACE ALICE.
aged IL months and % days, only child Of John
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09

Winchester Accom- modation through car to Bal
timore. Mail Train through to Washin gton and
Baltimore without change. and makes direct con.
makes close connection at Harper's Ferry for all
points East and West
NovemberS, 1915.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
$4,000 WORTH OF
VALUABLE
Personal Property

+ WILL sell, at Jnrdan's White Sulphur
i Springs. frederick county, Va, commencing
On Wednesday, hhe 17tA Of NooemJer, 1875,
at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, continuing from doy TO day
until all is sold, the following Valuable, Proper
ty, CONSISTING part of
BedSteadS. Mattresses, &c.
very large lot of Crickeiy. Queensware,
Iumblers, Goblets. Plates, DIsnes,
Looking Glasses, Stoves,
Three or four Pumps, Lamps.
Carriages. Wagons. Omnibus,
Buggy, Fine Sewing Machines,
very fine new Knabe Piano,
Bureaus. Washstands,
Small and large Tables Chairs,
largo lot of Kitchen Furniture. &c.
TERMS-All sums of Ten Dollars and under
cash: over that amount a credit of six months
will be given, the purchaser giving negotiable
note with approved endorser, PAYABLE at any of
the neighbOring BANKS. All property purchased
and not settled for, will be resod, at the risk of
the first purchaser. Sale to commence promptly
at 10 O'Clock of each day.
&c. JORDAN.
o. want to buy Immediately, 6 or good
Omnibus. Hack aud Buggy Horses. fair cash
value will be paid for ttem.
E. C. JORDAN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
THRESH YOUR WHEAT!

TTARMERS who wish their wheat threshed !,
X AID want it clean and thoroughly done. will
DO web to call on the Undersigned: his Machine
tured, aud is gunran teed to do its work 10 tho,
best mapue rpoSsibie. a full team Of horses MI 4
so be furniSlled with the Machine. when necs..
sary. Orders left with Mai. Jas, Law, Hoeh !,
Ciariestown. will receive promot attention. :,
July ~, l6o-tf. =. s. GEIGER.'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
THE SMOKERS PET

THE Novel Unconsuming Cigar, Pine. and CT.
gar Holder.-The merits of this Invention are,
at once appreciated by every smoker as BY usin q
this article hich IS light and portable a. C.
than one: tenth the expense of poor Cigar oispsp.
sing entirely with the cumbrous sad vejehty pine :
tbi, being always clear and free from sny strop :,
or oily taste. e. ,s1 ier saisb by c.E.BELLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY C0NCERN

A LII persons knowing thelnsel YES ipd ebted 10
~ the undersigned for Subscription to the
,,Snirit OF Jeie'sono Advertisements or JOB
Work. are requested to give the same their ear
host attention, as IL is necessary to have Che
business closed up. OF will be compelled TO col
iect by law. s. g. DAIGLRS
July n. IS75-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
NOTICE.

HAVING dstermined TO m. Ike a cha re In our
III business; IL ia important that all q our ac-.
couns should be settled at enco. Our customers
viii oolige Us BY calling promptly. as re need
money. STUMP HAWKS
Nay 4, 1875.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
Wanted--1,OOO bbls. of Corn

w duLGU--I'UUUD DIS, OF GOTH
TN good condition to Grid. for which, TO accom-.
) modate the Farmers of Jeffcryon and Clarke
Counties, will trade them ROOTS and SHOES or,
largest Stock ever offered in the lower Valley
which will be sold cheap by
GEO. H. HAGLEY.
Mein street. Charieatown, W. Va.
Sign Of the Gilt Boot
November 9, 1875.
JACOB r. HAGLEY, at Drffield's. has also
large Stock, to which he invites the attention of
purchasers.
Nnyemhsr IS15
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09

LIMEl LIMEII !
a KILN Of Fresh Burnt Liire for Sale by
"a WEiRfCK x WELLER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
NEW STOCK

NEW STOCh
or best Phil.delpbia Shoe. Tor Ladie. Jus. re-
" ceivtd; also oiher reason bIs goods, such a,
Yarns, Canton FIanueIs, Brown and BIesch.d
Domestic Cotton Prints, &c.
Sept %. 1875. GEO. w r KEARaLEY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
Where the Money Lies!

A GREAT many farmers have found 1t to DO
~. In good Stuck, Poultry Grain, etc. The
ANGLICAN STOCK JouRNaL tells all about these
aud may be had ST
A WHOLE YEAR FOR sl.oo.
just think of i'll Nearly 400 pages OF this val
III one year. Veterinary advice without charge.
IMPROVED STOCK FREE,
as well as many other articles. to those getting
mp clubs. Agents and Others having n little
others good. by obtaining subscribers 10 cents
secures specimen aud explains how 10 do 1t.
Address POTTS BROTHERS.,
Oct. &c. ParkcSbmrg, Chester CO.,, Pa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
Penny Saved Is Penny Earned,
$4,000 GIVEN AWAY!

We viii send the sPlnrr OF JkrrEnsos, usual
price $780, and the LoUIBvnLE WEKKLy
CoIlI.ie1.-.Jo u1.na1.
usual prce Sc 90. postage pre- paid on both papers,
for ore year, for $3.50.
Tho Weekly Courier-Journ is the great
NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
partially $1,000 in valua lilo presents among its
subserihers. and every subscription sent throseR
us will be entitled to u registered aud numbered
receipt for this distribution.
October 49, 1915.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-09
SHERIFF'S SALE.

November 2. 1s75-2m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
COTTON MARKETS.

NExPHIs July 2i.-Cotton nrm; demand moderate Mid
ding Ic net receipts II bales shipments. 295 bales:
sales, loo ,alcs stock. 1864 bales
Mddhnc i4c; Low M.ddling 1890. Good Ordinary BE-;
NET receipts, II bales sales 80 bales.
CINCINNATI July 2f-Cotton quiet Mddins 4rzc.i Low
Ndns lac Good Ordinary l3c net receipts 10 bales;
GALVESTON July 2k-cottop nominal Middiing l5se Low
baies sales. 22 bales stock, 1904 bales
CoLUMBlA. July 2A-Cot;on nothing Offering Mtdiins.
l4c Low Middiing. l3c. Wcekly-Nt receipts Oalos;
,slcs. 30 bses spinneI., 50 bales stock; 6s baes -,
PrI.RsBUEG. July 24.-COtton-Weeky net receipts, Al
tmss; Shipments 10 bales. stock, =, 81 bales.
CANpgN July H-cottOD-N0 market.
boston, July 24.Ceton pDchsngrd Middling l5tc: Low
aTo~s bs sales. 81 bales stock. is, 80 bales.
NOHfcLH. idly 24.-Coon nOliDa Mhidhng, Ave; net
receipts 40 bss EXPORTS cosstwss 81 bales stocA 9i3
WnnS, y. July 2i-Cotton nominal Middling. liiacj
LIZ ME- Ag. ltis.; Good Ordinary l3c receipts,
CH.Rr, OK July 2f-,oton quiet Mbdlins. lisaIi'.c:
Low Middlng, lac; Good Ordinary Is net receipts az
baes; exporls cssstwise, bale sales. 70 bales stock.
iEwORIR INA July 4-Cotton dull Middling. l4i.c.; Low
Nhilng l3tc.; Good Ordinary, l2c. net receipts, 10
SAVANNAH, July 2i.-Coton nominal Nidllng ltc Low
MidGlng 1890 God Ordinary, l3lc net receipts bales;
groes * bal.s; STOCK s63 bales.
l.i.c: Low Middling lac GOOD CULINARY, 13sr
colpts. bales: exports, coastwfs4 AZ bales
8ALIMoRk, July 24.-Totton nm Miiding, lA'ie.: Low
Middlins Hse GcA Ordinary lS'.c sross receipt !
bse, exports coAstwse 20 bales sAA ioo Dsies sahhefs
80 bales sock, 2,070 bales. - ,r
81 Louis July ei-cotton nomnaly unchanged; Mddins.
liLc Low Mlddling, lie. Good Ordinary, lJfr gross
rsepts ~ bses shlments ~ bales stock GiS bales:
w Midding lsc Good Ordinary iy'sc: not receipts %
rbaIos; grosa ~ oaiea iIl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

tino Isst year New wool comes forward srec,y ana
there now good assortpcnt gn hand Ass"v ysf
OHIO ard cannot Ss quoted a. S,s e.
these prices Michigan and Wiao1n,n FIeecee cannot ~
quoted fje Sc for AID Medium Comb.ng and ~
aps eeces arr demand but holders arc quite as ANXIOUS
% sen manstsSsrr.s are . buy and sio oB ncGs
st so fcOc Washed Coiabing and Delstne and 4og
for tho principal transactions are at sososc-
for ashed latter Dst be OF very
superior qualify Ksasack cOmbng from tyc q 4Sy
Teeccs demand but sales have been mostly Gn
duTI the saies OF the week amounting 10 only
so 600 A. ut 39d0lc. In California Wool the transac-
ttons nave the est for months This WA 10
be expected when the Western Fleeces began 70 arrive
and IL California that they were able
70 put Spring clip the market at time when gnsr
The sales of the week have
been only $4,000 ID sng 22S39c and 20oOoo Pail At
lBi1c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

I<rDos ink f4-l2 80 m.-1he rate Of discount m she
open for three months, b, Is q. ~ per cent, which
money the ssooS Exchange Oh Government Securities Is
H. peg cent New Lam l03t
iryTsPoO July 24-l.30 Cotton u nrmer AMI PRICES
have advanced fraction MidilnE upands ~ Aiddltng
ton and export basis OF Midland Up&anis.
nothing below Middng devera BILE August and septeu
her ~ a. do do deliverable september and October NJ
7,sd New cropshpmens steady sales Of shipments Of the
new crp on the bAais Of Mdng UplAnds nothing below
I~ssS ly "a . D. m-United States 590 bonds 1868
lG7I,; S67. 1851 Ten(orteA. 1861 Paris dispatches
Mtr Renies III Gjf lLc.
LLyEi,iUoi- July Al n OF " saes Of Cotton n1ay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-26

sOo h,ias sr Amariu Cotton 10 arrive LAD ~ dssrcr;
ssics on the Of tpIands nothing be9w Low
deliverable September and tcloper a. x sss' o. sp
nothing below Low MdIinG &c 7s,d Cheese 90 cwt for
tbs best grades Of Bacon 81 cwt for Short
Clear Middles. 49,. m 49,, ,o,o.
80. -, ,.,,.. u...
into the Hank Of England balance today IS fllzU0
LONDON July 1850 D. Talow, ~ PIT cwt- sugar.
2S % per cwt Tor no i2 Dutch Standard shoat .
LOSDoN. July ning.-Produce-epni0 iufpenune'