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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17

1 Senator Morton, OF Indiana, made a
speech at Urbana, Ohio, on Saturday week,
in which he asserted that Alexander H.
Stephens was representative Southern man
and democrat, and held that the views of that
gentleman in favor of State sovereignty were
''bloodstained and reasonable doctrine" and
that they were Endorsed by the Northern
democrats. He believed that, with but few
exceptions, the democrats regarded the COL
ored people as race that ought still to be en-
shaved. He then spoke in favor of the specie
resumption bill of the last Congress and crit,
icized the Ohio democratic platform, combat>
ting the greenback theory and claiming that
it was hypocritical and treacherous design
to destroy the national banks, then to destroy
the greenbacks themselves, and finally restore
the old State bank system.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17
SCHOOL ELECTION.

We give below the result of the School
Election held on Friday, as far as .sosrtainsd:
For County Srper;infenden..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17
CharIestOwn Female Seminary
MUSIC TEACHIN O
REAL ESTATE.
Valuable Timber Land
FOR SALE.

e. SAIS0AO &44A1EC4 41pH0
FOR SALE,
TEE uuser.iEued Offers for .aie. privately. Two
4 VHluabIs TrNots Of 1IaBEE LAND. The frst
100 Acres,
lying the. East eide tho Shen dou n riser no.
in jsiierson county. West virg:niA. The pull ~
lie road leading from Reyes Ferry TO Hilista.'--
no. passes through the centre Of THE tact. II has
COED TENEMENT HOUSE.
and IL we'll WRtercd with hue SPRING. The Rreat.
er portion OF IL has net esn cut on sinee iss6 and
h"sA large growth Of Chestnut TinbsT upon Il az
this time The foeond tract eoEtsfsS
SE9 "A Gro 81,
lying on the East eide of III. Shenandoah river IN
said county, directly adjacent 10 the river ard u
nilcs above the BlpOmeTy Sash Factory. viii cut
forty cords OF wood per acre, and Thousands rail-
road cross. ties may be gotten from the tract
u 10 also we'll wstoredu and capable ofEub division.
II has on II
THREE GOOD TENEMENT HOUSES.
Both ttacts lie within shori distanee sIChayles.
town and harper's Ferry, and the timber each
Price and terms ofsals made known on srplica-
September ,, Is72-tE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17
EDUCATIONAL.
SHEPHERD COLLEGE,,
iSEeplsrdstoicn, West Frgiaiia.

THE next annual session of this School win
j BERN SEPTEMBER 6IH, 1915, under q full
corps of Instructors.
The Trustees most fully recommend it TO the
pnblic institution IN which both sexes
efficiently Taught and thoroughly instructed in
English Branches, Mathematics iAacient and
Modern IanguaEes. the most improved text
books and methods of instruction ale adopted,
and the students are trained to make use of and
put into practice the knowledge they acquire as
they aGiNancc in their course.
The students are divided INTO classes and every
facility afforded for obtaining good education.
ned as herefOfore
TERMS-Yery moderate.
All enquiries and communications should be
addressed to Prof Joseph McAIuFran. Principals
G NJ BEL ZH0OYERS
Secretary Board of Trustees
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w. & o. RA1IRoAD-A dead lock seems
to exist between the w. & o. Railroad, and
Mr.. o. A. Stevens, who is said by some to
represent the Pennsylvania Railroad Cons
pany and by others to be the agent of s. NJ.
Shoemaker and others, of Baltimore. At the
late general meeting of the Stockholders GER
tain amendments were made to the original
contract, which, at a meeting of the Board of
Directors, held in Alexandra last week, were
under consideration. but the parties being
unable to agree in regard to the alterations,
the Board declined to take any further action
at present eesburg Mirror.
RE,UN1rED.-At Harper's Ferry on last
Friday gentleman of this county met by app
pointmen. his wife, from whom he had been
separated for three years-he living in this
county and she in Illinois during that time
Accompanying her was little boy of three
years of age whom he had never seen. Hav>
ing lately been corresponding, they mutually
agreed to again unite their fortunes and try
matrimonial life once more.
.Stountoa Snectotor
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-08-17
NEW ApvERTIsEMENTs.
BANK STATEMENT.

ID EPoRT of the condition of the First Ma
I l. tional Bank of Jefferson at Charlestown,
West Virginia, ut the close of business june so,
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EPISCOPAL FEaIALE INSTITUTE.

WINCHESTER, VA,
Rev. j. G. Wheat, A. NJ, Principal5
formerly of Stauuton, Val
Assisted by Competent Teachers ia the various
Departments
:H1HE exercises of this Institute win be f6s
: sumed September Slh. 1915. FhennMber of
: boarding Pupils being hunted, an early appii--
:cation for the present vacancies should be made.
( For Circulars stating COURSE of stndx, terms
; &C., address J. C. WIFE A.
Winchester, Va.
RKFERKNcEs: The Bishops aud Clergy of tho,
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocese OF
Virginia; MossTs White Trapneliy CHARLES
Agliohby. chhrlestown, w. Va.
Jxlly n 1875 2fna
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CANCERS
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

A IL nersons knowing themselves Indebted to
II the Undersigned for Subscription to tho
EsShirit OF Jefferson" Advertisements or job
Work. are requested to give the same their ear
lIcst attention. as it is necessary to have the
business closed up. or viii be compelled TO col
Iect by law. S. S, pALGARN.
July 81, 1S75-tf.
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CHANGE or BUsINEss.

BE nndersigped viii hence forward eondoetlhe
4 GROCERY BUSINESS In all tie brnpchss. a.
the old stand of Jno. W. Locke nd furnf fhe sst
Goods IN the Market, At prices sut she lines Tor
CASH. ,s-. }. OGDEN MURRAY.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

07k A WEEK to Agents to sell an article salea
III u BILE as flour Profits immense. Package
free Address BUCKEYE MFG CO., Marion, O.
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ILLINOIS Legislatures.
Republican Steal of the Last Session
Unearthed.
special 10 the ST. Louis Republican.

Special to the st. Louis Republican.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April IA curious
instance of Radical misrule in the state
has come to light, which exhibits the man
ner in which the public money has been
souandered upon the favorites OF that par
ty. and it is well that the public should
know the facts. 1t has been rumored for
some time that big steal was perpetrated
by the Republican majority in the last gen.
eral assembly in the payment OF the secre-
tary of the senate aud the clerk of the
house, and some days ago a resolution was
adopted in the house which required the
state auditor to report what amount of
money was paid these officers, and for how
many days they received pay. A commu-
er which reveaIes the fact that these Off
GERS drew pay at the rate of six dollars per
day for 727 days, beginning January 8,
1873, and ending January 4, 1875; that is
to say, from the first day of the session ct
the Twenty-eighth general assembly to the
first day of the Twenty ninth assembly IN
elusive. The actual time during which
Messrs. Ray and Shepherd performed ser
vice was as follows: From January s, 1873,
to May 6, 1873. ll8 days; From January
6, 1874, to March 81, 1874, "a days. So
that they drew pay for 525 days at Sc pei
day each, for which they did not render one
cents worth of service, and during which
time they were giving their time to theil
own private business. The total amour,
of this public robbery is $4,000, and it i:
well for the people of the state of Illinoi,
to understand that it was perpetrated un
| der color of a resolution which passed the
the senate and house of the Twenty eighth
assembly by the votes of the Radical-Re
publican majority.
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Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 419 Norih
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Pages Climax Salve, a Family
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1t heals without a scar. No
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Wewarrant it to cure Scrofula
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1t has been used over twenty
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Ithas no parallel-having per-
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Arnica with many other Extracts
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boxesfor thesame price than any
other Ointment.
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A Missouri Congressman and an Incl
dent in the Career of u. g Grant

ueAb IN Lne Vdfeer OF ". .. 0rant.
A late number of the Chimney Corner
contains a striking likeness of Hon. Eras-
tus Wells, one of the most popular gentle
1nen in the lower house of congress.
The sketch Of his career, also given, shows
how successfully Mr.. Wells fought his way
up from stage and omnibus driver to
his present high position, he being also
one of the most wealthy and influential
residents of the Future Great City"
This seems,b by the way, not an inappropri-
ate place to refer to little incident in
Mr.. Wells early career in st. Louis, in
which the present chief magistrate of this
nation figured conspicuously More than
twenty years, ago, one terribly cold and
stormy night in January, Mr.. Wells was
driving his stage home from Carondelet,
linear which burg farmer Grant then
hved), to st. Louis, distance of seven
miles, On the road Mr.. w. met horse
and country wagon proceeding leisurely
along without driver He next discov-
cred lying on the road side, the debris of
what appeared as small stock of grocer
les. Further on he espied what after
wards proved to be good sized, old fash
toned brown jug; the cork was out and
tnere was the very best evidence that the
aforesaid jug had very recently contained
some whiskey. The last object further on
and only a short distance from that point,
Mr.. Wells discovered was the body of a
man lying on the side of the road. Jump
ing fom his stage he found the owner Of
the wagon reposing comfortably in a snow
bank slightly under the weather" from
having imbibed too freely of the con.
tents of his brown jug. Mr.. Wells think
ing the man might perish if left there all
night. took him on to his stage, picked up
the things along the road, and landed the
farmer and his traps safely at home some
miles distant. This is no imaginary
sketch. The individual thus taken care of
is now president of these United States, and
the incident aptly illustrates the marvel.
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lous changes that occur in the career of
men who rise to eminence in this country.
Grant never forgot this act of kindness ON
the part of Wells. and to-day the latter,
although a Democrat, has more influence
with the executive than all the balance of
the Missouri delegation in congress com.
bined.- Aualdnche Siluer Citu, l. r.
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GOOD MEDICINE S.

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practice If medicine in Lancaster, Pa, fifteen
or m re years ago! His prescriptions com
poupdedby himself of roots and herbs, soon
found their way into every household where
he was known their curative q atties AFFORD
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Wishingto return TO his native country, he sold
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THE
LAFAYETTE ROUTE.
COMPOSED OF THE

Toledo, Peoria e Warsaw Railway.
Cincinnati. Lafayette Il Chicago r..
r., fHdianap's, CHM. q Lafayette
r. r..
/ Route het~esn all paints VIZ n the Mississippi
Rivrrsnd peoris Lafs ytf- lutsnar 1is, cariunatti
Louisville ami sii cities cfthe east and north.
The following 10 The time of the CINCINNATI
LIGHTNING EXPRESS TRAIN
Lesv- Peits SD Z. Vi; iesse Rarlin gton IN A. m
S~okus 4e5 m. =. oris 10 40 .. N. .hrlAen
3s9 p. m LAfss-te 4 - n. m. Indianapolis 5i5
p, M; ciacinnati Ie.f5 y. M; LouissAlv iI:oo
y. ut.
Chose Connections for baltimore, Washington New
York ana souf.ern paipts
I@sre ptllaS ~ .. an burlington Wac a.&Q Train
No6, Di5a m; leave P~Jia op p. n; I. e. -tte 81
=. 10; iudIanafsls 60 =, N I; STRIVE cinctnnse
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CHICAGO & IOGANsPoRT FAST EN-
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Leave Pells taa m leave Feokub 523 p. m ;
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oca. CORRESPONDENCE.
~ TOWNSHIP.


lola, Nov. s.
!, Literary Society met last
evening and elected the fol-
~ -, officers: Prest. John Moore,
- p,e.t. g. A. Durham; Treas
Il. F. Moore; sec'y., Miss
= .o.e Durham Editor, 5. +.
critic, Miss Mary Durham
=. ling officer. w. NJ. Moore.
1..,utjful depot house at Merrill
IN i nearly completed.
i better than was anticipated
-. vicinity. A field on Mr.
| ,Ioore's farm yields 70 bush
|. p,r acre.
IA hogs are now in demand and
: toind.
Il. Jonathan Beard has his new
rady for plastering.
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10 Senretaries II Schooi Bodrds:---
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GEO d. FEENCh
sep 4 30 King street, Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-02
Il EGyGE, sf'0TFCES.
DMlNlSTKATOK'S NOTICE.

4 DMlNlSTKATOK'S NOTICE..
Having been appointed by the Corporation
Court OF ihe city c. Aex.nd is US administrator
of the estate Of John r. Evans, docc> sed, I
hereby give notice TO Nil parties iDdebtei to the
estate to come Toward vi once and make pay
mcnt TO me. Al parties having claims agaiast
the estate viii present them 10 me duly certified
for payment. I Z. O'NNAL,
oc23-tf Admir- Of John T. Evans decd