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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-30
County ITEMs.-FrOm the shepherds,ow,n
Register of the goth, we copy the following

4tsy'"'1E Va eAS S0slt VIC SoPy tnS AVtt0"4'6
| item:
Sales Of Lonz:-Last week Mrs agatha
| HELEN Andrews sold her farm. located on
Kindail Valley, about miles South East Of
this town, containing about 81 acres a1d adj
joining the ''River Side farp of Mr. Oliver
Sherman, for S45 per acre. Mr. Oliver Sher-
man was the purchaser. at the. same time
Mr.. Thomas Muck sold tract of uuimproved
land, located on the Potomac, and also adjoin-
ing the stRiver Side" farm of Mr. Oliver
Sherman, containing about Sc acres, for S25
per acre Dir. Oliver Sherman was also the
purchaser.
From the. Register of Saturday last we clip
the following:
Resignation and Acceptance-Rev. Fl. G.
Brown, who has served as Pastor of the Pres
byterian Church of this town, during the past
two years, has rendered his resignation and
accepted a call from the Presbyterian Church
at Hedgesville. Berkeley county, and will
enter upon his duties there next week.
Gull Acceptel-Rev j Hawkins, who
has SO favorably and ably filed the position
of Pastor of the Luthefau Church of this
town, during the last three years and six
months, has received and accepted call from
the Lutheran Church of Middletown, Md +,
aud will enter upon his duties there about
the 18th of April next.
SALES OF .REAL EsrArE.-on Thursday
last, S. j. C. Moore, assignee, sold the estate
of J. ": Stephenson, bankrupt, divided into
two tracte; the first. containing 200 acres, at
s33 per acre; the second. containing 66 acres,
at SIG 50 per acre. Messrs Chas. Baugher
and ]. II. Williams, of Frederick, Md, pur>
chssers.
On Saturday last, WIN. NJ. Atkinson and
Marshall Mccormick sold the estate of DR..
FL Kerfoos, bankrupt, containing 260 acres,
at So per acre. Purchaser, John +. Ker>
foot, of Texas Clarke Courier.
PUNISHMENT FoR BORING COURT The Bal
t;morc Sun says: in card to the public NJ J.
e. Pennybacker states that he has ooen renov ed
from the position nf ;ate's attorney FOR Peudle-
toa county, West Virginia. because he bored
the president of the court This seems severe
punishment for offense whcn is certainly not
confined to the mountain counties of West VIr-
Ginia.''
CLARA WLDsfAS and dramatic company were
at Raleigh. N. c.. 81 ,rch 10. 10 90. Rnnte: New
bernR, Petersburg, Va, and Richmond. While
performing at Charlotte. n. c., Clara Wildman
was presented bv the entire COZ ps of The Observer
Office with toilet set OF solid silver.
Eay~ The Rev. S. G. Ferguson will preach
at Wiltshire's School, House on Sunday next,
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[.Errfi"Sh"rg Statesman

The LITTLE TRIAL The new trial Of Nv
| curguS Little far the murder Of his brother
Clinton. ct his fathers residence in Clarke
county, Va, on tile 5;h of July, 1873, while
| engaged in dispute at the breakfast table re-
garding the division of partrimony, was begun
on Monday Of last week, in the Circuit Court
Of Frederick county, Judge r. II Turner, in
Winchester. The Commonwealth WIS rep
resented ty Messrs. Daudridse. !. uthan and
Pendleton; Holmes Conrad and + w NJ
Holiday, counsel for the prisoner. 1t is sup
posed the trial will occupy two weeks.
PERSONALLY G Richmond Enq'tirer. in sneak
ing of Father Kahn. Bishop elect of Wheeling,
AMI who delivered tho Grafton st. Patrick's
| day at, RE m"nd, says:
| Father Kahn arrived in this city ycstc- dav
evening He is regarded rs orator of more
than ordinary force, 9pd certainly POSSESSES a
peculiar magnetism. Tic is quite young to Oc-
cufv so responsible position, but is endowed
with an immense intellectually of phvsrque.-
That he is student can be seen at first glance,
hut his overflow of warm heartcdneSs AID geni-
ailty makes you easy with him immediately.
CONFESSION OF MUnDxREa.- Bean, who was
put III jail at Monreiicl, for the assassinat of
saws he loaded his IIse and followed tho IN
.rtunate to his place of work. concealed
himS. lf'behind tree aud waited till his victim
had his back towards him. and then shot Tim
through tine head killing him Instantly. Wait
ing till evening he compelled his wife ard a
hired named Oats, to assist him in carrying
the bo,ly to n mountain gorge about two miles
from the scene of the murder. where it renamed
concealed for several weeks.
THE ALpINE for April presents features of OK
cellerce entItling IT to something moro t an the
usual attention In this issue, taking time by
the fOrelOck in a manner somewhat startling, it
springs to the front. in topics and features con-
nected with the Centennial. In other art fea-
| lures this number of The Aldine is rich almost
beyond the average Ilterarrlv the variety and
| the excellence are SduaI. The Aldine Company,
publishers, No. IS Maiden Lane. New York.
ORCHARD BRtSsLEY SHERIDAN,
Tue WIT THE DRAMATIsr. THE ORATOR"
the subject of Lecture by
CHARLES DAVIES ESQ,
Before tho LiterarYSociety at Washington Hall
in Gharlestown,
On Friday Evening, April 2ud.
The Public cordially invited. Seats Free.
FInsr OF APRIL-CHAEoEs OF REsIpEScE.-Al-
ready come of our subscribers have notified Us of
their contemplated chHnge of residence on the lst
of April that their receipt of the Spirit may not
be Interrupted. Persons who have not done so it
would be we'll either 20 report the change, at our
office. address \ note 10 the office indicating the
change.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
n Nervous Debility. Premature Decay. and all
the effects of full discretion will for the sake
ofsufering humanity send tree to all who need it
the recipe and direction for .inakipg the simple
remedy by which he secured. Sufferers vishin z
to profit by the advertisers experience do so
by addressing in perfect conhdence,
i, JOHN B. OGDEN
Jan. S, 1875 .6m. - Cedar ST., New York.
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. BANK STATEMENT.

d EPoRT of I: cnufiirion of tho First Ma
HI nO..;sl Bank of jeff. ut Cnullcst1wn.
S!".,o of West Virginia, ar tho close of business
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GOA MAKING
Livery in CharIeStOwn.
VNRE undersigned having entered into Co. Part.
nershiP. under the naae and style of
STOMP HAWKS.
Will copduot the business of

= ueTbHIp' undfT the nh!ne and styIe OF
STOMP HAWKS.
Will eopduot the business of
D.. COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In oil its branches, guarantying the seat kman.
ship nd satsfactOry terms. We iutcud TO largely
increase the business and make ORDER an leo 70
keep on hand for sails CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
ROCKA WAYS and LIGHT WAGONS Of the most
approved patterns, and OF superior materials, and
warrant every article to be recommended. We
shall! have in our employ some of the hauds who.
for twenty years more, employed by Mai,
W. J. Hawke and also have the benefit of HE pres
ence and advice and il will be the endeAvor Of the
COACH FACTORY. Old Carriages taken in eI-
chanRefor new work On hand constantly, Second
nHad work which will be disposed OF at moderate
hRures-
In addition to- the above purpose giving our
attention to'a general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
will keep good horses snd vehicles of every descrip
ton the accommodation ofthe public
Aug %. s7l-ly. G.w. HAWKS.
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A RoyaI Orsan.

The stomach has been we'll named \ "royal or
gan, since it and control. the en- tire system
every gland. ti.sue and nerve symPathizing With
it az the servant OF prince sympathzs with their
master. Each one of them is fed and sustained by
it-even the brain itself, the centre of sensation
is absolutely dependent upon it for sustcnancc.-
Cons, quently. when the stomach fails to per form
its all important tffice, the subord ms also
fAiter in their duty. The reason why u,s,etter's
s;omkch Rittcrs have such woudrousIy beneficial
effect upon the geneFAi health, and such a re-
liable prcTentatlve Uf disease 10 tn they speedily
overcome weakness disorders of the stomach
and, thu' insure complete nourishment CT the en-
tire systSm and hrEthluI performance of i;c va
riOus functions. Unlike tho.c st:muIEnis whose
alcoR"lc principle is uumvd fled By judic,ous rnedi
eA'i9 the spurious bsss OF these bitters ~h:ch is
of the Pures: d"scriptio., holds ia her:al
stetatINca and invig"rRhis To which n foremost
rank naa been n -igued in mGteria necica hut it
ID not alone the fact that these sovereign hv.anic
elements enter into thE ion OF the ItIers
mat cU3s tItuies item such benign tonic aud
Tertve, bat aiso thai they SD happily combined
'ha til" full eff-r-t of each il she dis
ordered or d"bilited System The digestive and
secrriEe organs and che fret rxHerience their
hcnrlccni Opc"au N Which extends, bv sympathy,
to the. hesin the neTves aud the circu ti"n The
int!Ifnce.-tbuE cxCrted Ia fruitful thnae great
sau'tsrv E"Huts stC have hUiit up the reputation
OF this truly national medicine.
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Poor CUr.-Jintes Jones. colored man in the
EMPLOY of Mr.. Benjamin Ramey. cut one of his
feet severely with an axe few days ago. DR..
G. F. Masan gave him the necessary attention
and he Is Improving.
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HoRsE BILLS printed neatly, and at reas on
ibls ratet, at the Esprit" Office:
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~. CARD.

MY attention has been cali"d to a notice
w wiic appeared III the ''SDirit' of, the 81
Jr.. Deputy Sheriff. in which lie cnarges That
report is being circulated ny S'mII;ciOtIs persOns
pitaI Tax in KablclOwu District 1 made that
statement al HaltOwp and other PLACES. but re-
marked at the time 1t was mistake, bat never
intlnlated it was Intentional. neither h,d ma
lIcIOns o. evil intentinrs Nv purposc was to
let the taxpayers know. so 1t might he correct
cd. got my information from 6Ir. OSburn's
book, aud when his attention was called tniL lie
could not explain but supposed, as DID il WIS
an error, and remarked that the Court wOuid
have 10 make an order directing h.m TO refn"d:
10 which replied il was Il State Tax, aud the
Court had nothing to do with il, and as there
was no Hospital Tax for 1871, the Auditor had
not charged the Sheriff win 1t. and there was
nothing to prevent him from retundmg. Mr..
tax under tine Hospital column, and It is unue-
ccssary for me to repeat IT.: was also Informed
circumstance occurred, since which time have
ceased to speak Of the matter, except to exp aiu
any other conclusion than I did, by az ex@mi-
nation OF the Tax Book for kahlet"wn District.
Midillewav, March is. lS75-2t.*
i Co.'S, where will BE- found large stock of
everything in this line Teachera md Others wish
ing to purchase srgely. are req1ested to give us
ca before huvns elsewhere
Sept. %. 1874. HENDERSON co.
A LII the popular hss nds of Smoking and Chsw-
Sir ing 30 P" lsY. Cigars iO5 fsf
A Ii kind. Of Spices for Pickeling, Sealing Wax
~ for sealing Cans and Bottles at
Sept 20, 1915 HENDERsoN's.
INFANTS Gum Drawers al
L Sept. %. 1874 HESOERSON's.
n w. LITTLEJoHN. at Goldsmith Twin
~. Fronts, 10 81. will sell Suit of Clothes and
throw in splendid overcoat. This IL n humbug.
The public cordially invited to examine our
stock and learn our prices. Respectfully.
October l. 1873. J. GOLDSMITH.
NJ EEDLES for Wilcox Gibbs. Grovrr & Baker.
~ Wheeler Willron and Hove Sewing Ma
chimes, for sale nv GEO. ". T EEARSLEY.
January I9.1s7I.
GARDEN sEED.-Just receiving full line of
VI Dreer's and Bust's Garden Seed warranted
fresh and genuoie, for sale by
March ,, ls75 C BELLER.
DLoUGHS.-If you need a Two herse Plough,
warranted to please sale. try the Heck
erndorn. for aie BY
March 10. 1915 JAS. LAW. HoOFF CO.
E%REsH GROUND PLASTER for sale bv
Mar. WASHINGTON ( LIPPTTT
OK to $40 Per Day at homo. TeIms free Ad-
'pC dress q. srISsor Co., Portland, Ne inc.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-Rev. T. o. Grouse
will preach ID. VI at smitb6eld. in the NJ.
T. Church. Sabbath, April 4th In the morn.
ing at 1O4 and in the evening at!
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soMETHING NEW.

I HAVE just received three bbIs of tho celebrated
blue FISH" they are only caught in In,
Ocean in-Ihc month Of December and are FeputsJ
TO be the most delicious of Fish.
GEO. ". r. KEARsLEY.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Lynchburg Weekly
VIRGINIAN.

HIHE undersigned, yielding to tho desire ex-
has aeteImined to Issue a WEEKi,Y. wSic6 viii
contain the choicest selections from the DAILY.
including Editorials. Markets and the Latest
cedinG that of its publication. T WEEKLY is
not designed TO supercede either of the other ias
snes of Tho VlrRiDiau. but to accommodate DIS
tant subscribers, nd those IN the country WHO
receive but one mail week. It will be printed
INNS of nsI,eT and Ssn IN smSie tHD ,So,
any other Lynch6urR paper, VIII furnish aiI
amount of reading matter equal to sheet one
fourth larger. IL will be FURNISHED at the low
price of > -,-.
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ClMMONs Liver Regulator Gin packAges) co6o
y Cream for the Hair, Ayor's Hair vigOr, Hairs
Hair Remover. DR. Buil's Cough Syrup, Smiths
"h0oP:ng Cough syrup fO' 'H 6r " n ,,cn1,
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Change Of Location.
WOODEN GOODS.
SHANNONDALE FACTORY.

THE undersigned respectfully informs his fore
mer custoInerS ard the public RoncIalIy that
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say~ The Rev. S. G. Ferguson will preach
at WiI'shire's School, House on Sunday next,
at o'clock, p NJ
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pooKS in the Libr arY-BuI=er's, Trollope's
- Edwards, Whites, and all popular vrite1.
October IS, 1878. GEO. T. LIGHT.
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$i-58 per Cop for Iine Year.
CLUB RATES:

Five Copies ono year. go 90
leu Copies /" Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
Any person getting mp Club will. be entitled
to q copy one year tor tins service. No nnmS
will be eatered on the subscription list that is
unaccompai led with the cnSh aud the paper will
be discontinued at thu expiration Of the time
before the 18th of February. POSTAGE will be
paid at the Office OF publication aud cost the
subscriber LOLhing.
CHAS W. HUTTON.
Publisner ''Yirp1niau. -
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January 49, 1870.
SIMMONS Liver Regulator Gin packago,) coco
Hair Remover. DR.. BufIs Cough syrup, snith'S
WhOoP:ng Cough Syrup fO' 'sIs s, ~ ,,,,
bride Of Virginia Smoking Tobacco, GrnvsIv
L Chewing Tobacco, Cigars from 8 10 rs cents
each. tbe beat fi~e cent Cigar in town. .OId y
IH'HIsREYS, wiuts, BrandieS, the purssI ard
w best lie the only kind keep-haVs no back
room o. up STARE for convenience bot have The
medicinal purpose. in the Valley, Buck's Brandy
" '1' GEO t, LIGHT.
(NoLOGNE by the pint 81, do IS cts. ; Bay Rom.
~ 81. do so cents, according 10 quality. Powder,
Teii. Vio'st HsliO'rOPe' 59sEsr GLIB; Violet
SHMsSh oil oil. z br. s.urs Remedy. w i U.I,
FEB % Is:5: GEO. T. LIGHT.
A FULL line Of Scarf, Glove., Hosiery, Col.
Fancy Goods of all kinds. d. V. TAUFFEK.
7 UsT received by the bale Iarg.Iot Of bIenchsd
- aud IN bIsAcheA MosIins, which arc selliBE
cheaper than any house in Frederick
WE %sssls'a's '"pf5io; 9 gTRTyr +
THE best 30 cent Muslin in EreJs,irk you @iIts
TEE be-. Ias cen. Muslin 10 rtsett!sL you s VIII
A FULL stock of Dress Goods. which We are
February > 1875. DIV sIAUFFER.
A FnLL lin. Of Paints. Oil. and va,n,.he.. AZ
"A NV 3, 1874. HRNDERSOE'S {
LII sizes window Glass and 1be hest Potty at
a Nov 3, 1874 HENDERSON's
NOR Extracts Lemon Vanilla. Ginger &c. and
for all havoring Essences, &c.. gs4o -
Nov ,. 1874. HENDEBsoN's.
T'HE best quality of White .pd MOttl.d Castle
i Sop At HENDERSON Co.'S,
Nov ,, 1874. Sign big band.
pURE ground Sage, this years crop. fresh and
nice'A HENDERSON'S.
pENsoN's. Celery and -ChamomiIe Pills. Thew
- are prepared expressly TO cure HEADACHES.
Neuralgia and NervousuesS. For sale BY
Jan: - $50, c. z. BELLER.
nCRAHY's Rheumatic Remedy is a cure cure
- for Rheumatism in all its forTns-chronfc in
numatory, museular. artie1Iar, seattle, &c IL
- purely vegetable aud is 20 give relief rive
II vial c. z. BELLER
IL LADIES' hair BRAIDs,
LADIES' KID CLOVES
AL eolors' everything worn by ladies, can te found
At GoldSnhh's Twin Fronts. Best material, latest
Styisand lowest prices.
October I. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS MoLAssEs. .fcr Baking: for
DeosrabeT p. 1874
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ASoFIIEn R.rL1oAo PuPrUss.-Ws recently
noted the resignation Of the Agent Of ITO B. &
OR. Co.. at HIll;own. in this county. Since
then .Messrs- Wilson Brothers. tie agents of this
complu a. Summit P,ins-being prolibi' ell by
the w st Virginia law- FROM collecting co:rmis-
sIons from shippers, and failing to secure satIs
factory enumeration from the COMPANY FIR he
use OF their deDHt-have refused I" serve longer
IN the capacity OF agents and the Railroad Cor
panv has erected an additional srdeiing and
placed rhsreoA several cara winch ore used as n
depot. under the management of 5r. Ward, of
Winchester. telegraph Office has also been cs-
tablis,e,I there
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CLARA WILDsIAN and dramatic company were
at Raleigh. N. c.. 81 arch 10. 10 90. Rnute: New
berne, Petersburg, Va, and Richmond. While
performing at Charlotte. N. c.. Clara Wildman
was presented bv the entire corps of The Observer
Office with toilet set OF solid silver.
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P4rESTs::-The following patents were
issued to Yves. Virginia, from the U. S.
Patent Office, last week Henry 5. weilaud,
harrisburg, Improvement in sewing ma
chimes; James W. Preudergrast, Hunting
ton, improvement in steam brakes.
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MORE THIEvING.-OI FriIIv night the 10 II
instant. the s'noke-house of Mr- H f rultz,
on the Shenandoah river, was entere1 aad sew
oral hundred pounds of Bacon stolen rIerefrom.
The following night DR. E. L. Wager was
robbed of thirteen Chickens.
A H'g was stolen FROM tine premises of NJ.
Daniel DOveubcTVer on Tuesday night. and on
Wednesday night a 30 Is. can of Lard was stolen
from the cellar of n. c. Fl. Gal!aher
Truly. our peopi, are becoming afflicted will
thieves. and it Is to be hoped that some of these
InIdnirht providers will -be checked in their
career before many more depredations are com
Initted.
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CHURCH DINNER AND SUPPER.-The
ladies of the Baptis. Congregation in Charles
town will give Dinner and Supper at Wash
ington Hall" to day (Tuesd.y)-proceeds
FOR Church purposes Meals. so Cents each.
We bespesk forthem liberal encouragement.
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REMovAL--Geo Fl. EIagley will this week
remove his entire Boot and Shoe Establish
1nept from his presen. location to the attrnc-
tive and commodious room of Mr.. Gustav
Brown, lately occupied by Mr. l.. Diukle as
! jewelry shop, where be will be pleased to
receive the Patronage OF the public.
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Ayers Sarsaparil1a,
ron PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex.
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its oures,
many OF which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scroflilous dis
ease, where thessystern
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by It.
Scrof1lous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
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LIST OF ADvERrrsSu LETTERS remaining
in the CharlestGfssu Post Office, March 9th,
1875:
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Mis- Emma Colson Mrs F E'nnhg; Miss
Sarah +. Brown; Mrs. Mary L. II"II4han
. N ss, Jennie N, Mckinley; Mrs. Clara Step
toe. q Mrs. Sallie Williams; Mrs Sarah
Willis
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
THE UERMONTERS IN CAMP.

EVENING PARADE WITH TORCHES AND TRANsPAR-
FNCIEs BRArTLEBORO ILLUMINATED - CAMP
STRUCK AND HE VETERANS OFF FOR HOME.
BRATTLEBORO Aug. 19.-T'hc second day OF
the Vermont Veterans reunion closed yesterday with
grand torcblight procession in the evening. The follow
ING was the order Of the procession Gen Thomas ana
staff lights and banners BrattleborO Cornet Band NO
Engine Company OF BrattlcbOro. with torches Union
Village Band the Fuller Drum Corps Brattcboro Vet
Grams; representatives OF ELL the Vermont regiments
Pbnn.x Engine Company OF Brattleboro with torches
violently after the procession started bnt
the line was kept up The rain soon stopped
Among of the transrarencics carriel in the line
were Hard Tack" Salt Horse" SedgHcks motto
Put the Vermonters in front, and keep the ranks veil
closed up; the Vermonters never disappointed me-
From the Town Hall to the Estey Guard ArmOry the
street was lined with Chinese lanterns and Transparent
cies A Transparency Welcome" stretched across
the street Buddngtons with fcstoons of Chinese Ia
terms hanging from il Ia the sidewalk. At the Revere
House another arch Of lanterns stretched across ie
street. The Brooks and BIattcborO' Houses ana me
stores along Man-s had lanterns IN every window. 1ho
effect very beautiful
The third reunion Of the Vermont Veterans closed To-
day Camp broken early in the morning, aud every
O going team was crowded with Veterans returning To
their homes. At the bunting notices, and decoa-
tons were taken down, and the village has resumed Its
diers present at the reunion This meeting was quite
successful much than tie second, but not up To
the first held three years The next reunion Will De
held AT Bennington on Aug. Is, 1877
New-York tribune., 1875-08-20
UESTERN CROP RETIEW.
RETURNS From OVER THREE HUNDRED COUNTIES
As TO WHEAT, OATS, CORN, AND CATTLE.

RETURNS FROM OVER THREE HUNDRED COUNTIES
As TO WHEAT, OATS, CORN, AND CATTLE.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 19.--TO-mOrrOw mornings
issue Of The Cincinnati Irtce Current will contain what
il claims as the fullest and most comprehensive presen
tation of Western crop reports yet published comprising
about $50 special returns from nearly many counties
in Ohio. Indiana, Illinois, Iowa. Missouri Michigan. and
Kentucky together with from other States. They
relate chiefly to oats wheat, and hogs. or wheat
the reports indicate in Ohio and Indiana full average
acreage yicd somewhat short large losses by rain, and
very inferior quality. In Illinois the crop is below the
largely and quality In Iowa the acreage
is about usual generally harvested In good condition.
somewhat damaged by blight and other causes yield
large many places hut the crop not fun and
the quality inferior. In Missouri it II considerably short
and materially damaged IN Kentucky the yield is up to
the average amount but largely and badly damaged In
Michigan there is fair crop. In Wisconsin there Is
very good crop. and In good condition
OF oats there has been large destruction and damage IN
Ohio Kentucky Indiana, and Illinois. and portions Of
Missouri, while the acreage was Increased Michigan
Wisconsin, and Iowa show large production.
OF there II largely Increased acreage, AMI II Is
very promising outside OF portions OF the Ohio Valley,
and II the crop natures north and northwest IL will be
much greater than usual.
Cattle and hogs generally I'm better condition than
ago. aud In sections feeding the dam
aged grain Auch information is furnished relative TO
other crops Potatoes promise an unusually large crop
throughout nearly all these sections.