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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-30

ES In another column will be found the
advertisement of the Gem Organ Company.
The Organs manufactured BY this Company
have no superior and are warranted for Eve
vaara
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-30

SPECIAL TO THE LADIEs.-Another large
invoice of those popular Seal Plaid Dress
Goods, at II! cts. per yard, just received,
with Fringe to match, at GoIdsmith's Twin
Fronts. See advertisement.
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SroRER CoLLEGE.-We have received the
order of exercises for the celebration of the
Ninth Anniversary of Storer College Normal
School, which will take place on Thursday,
June LIST, and will consist of exercises by the
graduating class, awarding of diplomas. prize
defamation, music, &c. The members of the
graduating class are eight in number.
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BALTIMORE
BAlrInoaE, SATURDAY, May 27. 1876
s.
FOR TIE STATE SENATE.

VXTE are requested to announce r. HUME
w BUTCHER, Esq, as . Denocratic-Con-
seryative candidate. before the people, for the
%nasition of State Senator FROM tine 18th Senatorial
District, composed of the counties of Jefferson.
Berkeley and Morgan.
January rs. 1870.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

IDEAS and BeaEs, per pint Lima B.ar,, per
L plat; Onion Settle, pc. pint; for sale BY
April p. 1876. LIGHT & MITCHELL.
NfFIrE Oaion Seed, Per OF. Beet Seed, per o.;
' PATsuip Seed, per o.. Trophy Tomato seed,
per OF. for sale by LIGHT & MITCHELL.
SEED at 10 Gets per pa per. for sale By
i April IS, 20. LIGHT &
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"A charge Of a farm, or If not that, obtain a posi-
ton as lAborer on a farm. Inquire at the
January II, ls76-tf. SPIRIT OFFICE.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HAVE just received from PhiladeIphia a com.
! plete line OF all School Books used in the schUoIs
any other touse. Any book not on hand can be
furnished in a few dNJs. ! have alec a large stock
OF Letter Cap, FoUlscEp, Note, Tinted, and Initial
Paper, With Envelopes of all szes and shapes, with
STATES rem hoIderS, Pe7R, &c alt at low pricGs.--
Call and examine. C. E. BELLER.
~ cate Preparatioa for the Skin ever invented
also Hagan's Ms guolia Balm and Saunders' Face
Powder. To be had at C f. BELLER'S.
Use Conguline Tor mending China. Glaze,
Trinkets. Tovs, &c, for sale by
DEAD his fety from FIRE insured BY using
n the Hang Up Box Matches. 200 in = box. for
April II. 1876 c. f. BELLER's.
14 of Pan Cake. GraveIsy. Twist, &c: also sew.
cr1i varieties of Smoking Tobacco and Cigar. for
MAsoS's BLAcK1NG, Duy2es'. Corn stsTGb,
WI Concentrated Lye, Spool Cotton Pins. Needles,
Hose and Half Hose, for sale BY
OUTER, Eggs. Chickens and Bacon taken in
- exchang e for Groceries, Queens-are, Class
Feb. p. 1876. s.s.DALGARN.s.
NEW Citrou ,CurrsntI, Raisins. Figs. Dates and
~ Candies. Also rocsries. Tobacco, Cigars,
Notions &c just received and for sale by
SIS. DALGARN.
A MEXICAN WASH BLUE, for sale hy
n Dec. I. 1875. SIS 9. DALGARS.
{(AK Shingles. and Pine and Oak Plank AID
~ Framing Lumer. for sale by.
| March p 1875. AS. Law. HooFF l. co.
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LADIES, HAIR DREss1NG.

LADIES' HAIh DRESSING.
CAMUEL WIN il prepared to Shampoo and
~ Dress Ladies' Hair at their homes. and vilIAt-
tend to the same when desired. Orders left at his
Bsrber Shop. corner OF Main aud George Ats., will
receive pro- pt attention.
May %, 1876
NORTH CAROLINA FLOORING for sale
May y %. 1876. A. W. HAWKS.
WooLW ANTED.-Highe1t Cash price paid
w Tor Wool.
M.y 20, 1876. JAS. LAW. RoorF co.
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HAVING sold ny stock ofGoods to d. s Hughes,
notice is hereby given to al! parties ind ebted
to come forward and settle their Indebtedness at
once. J. OGDEN MURRAY, Ag:.
January II, 1876.
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HOMEMADE SHIRTS.

THE above styled Shirts are warranted to me to
i be made of NN wamsutta Muslin, and the
bosoIns OF 2lUO Linen, and are fully mado up, win
the exception of button holes and buttons. The
cutting and perfect fit Of these shirts are worth
half their cost. as they are sold at EeArsley's
Cheap Cash Store at the extraordinary low price
OF One Dollar each. SIZES from l3 10 49,.
March IS. ISI6. GEO. w. I.
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FOR RENT.

'TN1E old WaGon-Maker Stand on tho "Cattal"
i farm of George W Eichalberuer. APRIv to
CT. EICHELBERGER.
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TO CONSUMPTIYES.

The advertiser. having been permanently cured
i of that dread disease, I onsump tiun, by a sim
pie remedy, iS anxious to mako known to his tel
low sufferers the means of cure. To all who do
sire it, be will send a copy of the prescription used,
Gree of CHARGE, with the directions for preparing
and using the sanI", which they will hnd a SuAE
CuRE for C~OSsuaPrIOx, ASTHMA. BnoTcHlTIs, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress, Rev. Z. A. WILSON,
1874 Penn ST WiIliamshurgh, New York.
Decenlb- Z d. sI5-6m
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COUNTY ASSESSOR.

TNHE name of DANIEL HEFLEBOWER has
been suggested in connection with tile
County Assessorship of Jefferson county
Should lie become a candidate for the position
he will receive tho support of
MANY FRIENDS AND VOTERS.
April 25, 1876
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FRESH GROCERIES,!

Citron, Raisins, Currauts, Figs. Dates, Nuts,
Lemons and Oranges,
New orlEAns MolaEssS, CNeW CrOp) guaranteed n
genuine article a new tuTply OF white a, i
Brown Sugars. at reduced Pricei; Ginger snar..
Soda and Water Crackers Fruit. Lemon ALL
COrnhill Biscuits. Tobacco from so eents 10 h q
GraVely; Smoking Tobacco and Snuff; the best a
gars . Tor 5 :entS and 5 inch for 5 conts, soId IN
ChRrIestown. A fine RsGortment of LSmps Al
Glassware suitable for Christina presents, very
cheap.
A VARIETY OF NOTIONS.
consisting of Hosiery, Gloves, Ladies aud Gentle
mems Handkerchief, SuspendcrS. Paper CollAts.
NsckBowS, Spool Cotton. Needles, Pine Thimblts,
buttons, ToiletGnd Laundry Soaps. Bakers ChOcL
olate. Spices Essences aud Extracts, Coffee, grc,n
and roasted, QueenswRFe,
Boots a1ad SHOES.
Also many other articles. all of which arc offer 1
to the public at pr ices TO suit the hard times through
which We are pressing. Call and examine StOcz.
No trouble to show goods. Country produce tSL,n
in exchange for goOdP.
ny Goods delivered free of charge in Corpora
tion. S. S. DALGARN.
Store in First National Bank Building, lately oc.
ouPied by s. J. C. Davenport, Esq.
December II. 1875.
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FOR HARVEST,

FOR HARVEST.
THE undersigned has just received an excellent
i variety of Fine Table and other Ware -Dou-
bic PIanished Tea Sets and fine Planished Warein
\ number of Articles-something really nice
Brass and Zinc Spring bottom Oil Cans, SC. Spe.
cial attention called TO the Union Spout and Top
for Oil Cans, the latest aud best IMPROVEMENT.
May %. 1876.
RABBITS. Higgins and Lipp's Soaps also
- Toilet Soaps. for sale by s. S.DALGARN.
SUGARS, Coftees aud syrups, for saIe at very
~ lowest prices at s. s. DALG ARN'S.
GOODS Delivered Free of Charge within the
u corporation, by
April is, 1876. SIS. DALGARN.
A Full supply Of Sugar At lowest prices. for
"A sale By IS. DALG4RN.
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TEE sMQKER'S PET.

THE Move! Unconsuming Cigar, Pipe, and CT
L gar Holter.-The merits Of this invention are
at once appreciated by every smoker, as by using
this article (Which is az light and portable as . CT
gar all smokers can use the Lsst tobaccoes at less
than one. tenth the expense of a poor Cigar oispen.
sing entirely with the cunbrOus AID wcighty pipe,
this being always clear and free from any strong
or OILY taste, for sa!e by c. E. BELLER.
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FoR SALE.-A Grover & Baker Sewing
Nachine-in good order-Chesp. Enquire
at the Spirit Office.
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ess is directed to the following Public Sale
advertisements in this paper:
Friday, June 2d-Real Estate, by Joseph
Tranna1 SneeiaI (Iommissioner
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SITUATION WANTED.

A COMPETENT White Man desires to take
"A charge Of a farm, or If not thnt, obtain a posi-
ton as lAborer on a farm. Inquire at the
January II, lS16-tf. spirit OFFICE.
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FOR SALE.

THE Grover 8 Baker. Howe and Victor Sewing
4 Alacn:nes. Special Inducements for Ca,h
April25, 1876. a. w. HAWKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOCKs!!
M Y stock ia complete with all the ifsreut sorts
Va OF Books useiby the different Schools. His
tories. Grammerf, ReRders,
ArithrIetics-Kay'
HArvey's Gramrncr. MEG uFcy's Readers Nos. LIST,
end, 81, +'h. 5ih and 9th, MEG ufIey's Speiler,,
Copy Books; sIascs, Slate Pencils, Geogr.Phie'o nd
Atlas, both DescriR'ive and Physical. Will allow
u discount to Teachers in all cnsrs. Are prepared
10 furnish any book on shorte': tine inns ginEbie.
Sept s. 1874. GEO. T. LIGHT.
TOEACCOS, both Smoking and Chewing, the
$50 i. LIGHTS Drug Store.
GOAL Oil al 80 cts. a gallon. warranted irc-proof
~ and non expInsive, test apparatus At the store,
Sept. ;, is74. GEO. T. LIGHT.
DUBLICLY ASSoUNCED.-1 am prepared TO
L furnish the best quality Of Goois q; ne reason
able prices asany man in the Valley. do not sell
any second hand or inferior goods, either in med
iciues or fancy goods. cheap, and call them fret
clnss.) VIII order for any one cheap goods ii
neeGed. but would rather sell the best. will make
Sept. 5. 1874 GEO. T LIGHT.
SEWING MACHINE.
(IRoyER & BAKER nov and improved Lock
" Stitch and Elastic S'ich Sewing Machine. for
"a lie by GEO. w. T. K~EARSLEY.
December :, 1878.
FRESH GROUND PLASTER.
200 TONS FFo.h GEqgnd Plaster: for ;,Is by
Cha le.tovn Sept. 81. 1915
GARDEN AND FLOWER sEEDS-The
" best selected srock of Garden aud Flo wer
Seed in the country, for sale by
Mar. -. 1876. JAS. LAW oOFF.
CEED POTATOES.-BrowHells Beauty, Extra
- Early Vermont, Early Rose and Peerless, gem
une seed, for sale by
Mar. Il, 1876. JAS. "A W. HOOFF.
DOwDER AND SHOT.-The cheapest and best
L Powder and Shot in the county. for sale by
JAS. LA W. HOOFF & co.
ENNE Line of Psints, Oils, Brushes, Varnishes,
l. Turpen IlDe, &C., just received and for sale by
JAS L. W. L co.
Horse Buckets, Measures, Kegs, Buck
ets, Tubs. &c-, for Bale by
Nov. is. 1878. A Law oOFF Il CO.
PENsoN's Celery and Chamomile Pills. They
ID are prepared expressly to cure Headaches,
Neuralgia and Nervousness. For sale by
Jan. 10, 1878, C. E. BELLER,
DATENT Coal Siters. for saIe by
L JAS. LAW. HooFF < CO.
ESSENCES and Extracts for sale At
IL Oct, rs. s.D4LGARN's.
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or OILY taste, Tor sa!e by {. +. I
June Is. 1878.
DERRlSS' Patent Vented Nursery BJttle has Ad-
1 VsntHges over all others, it being 40 constTucted
that the vent can be regulated, thus insurirg the
perfect control of the supply of milk. Il also al
lows the child to nurse naturally and prevents wind
from entering the stomach, which causes irTiIAbil-
Ity and often severe sickness. Physicians all over
the country are recommending this bottle. Give IL
a trial Just received By
May II, 1878 c. E. BELIEF
ERENFIELD'S HorGe and Cattle Powder-free
from all mineral medicines, yet so compound
cd OF various roots, herbs, barks, &c, az TO be
prompt in its effects and able to give relief in all
the prominent diseases of the horse, for sale nv
May II. 1915. c. +,
DREPA E Mustard PIssterS-Euperior TO COM
L mon mustard Plasters, always ready for i'm
mediate use, clean aud not Liable to change.
May II, 1875. C z. BELLER.
SEA FoAM-stronger than any Yeast or Baking
Bread. Biscuit and Cskes made with it With but lit
lie trouble. c. z. BELLER.
Ron Wash K.tties-3sizes of the above good,
L the cheapest in the Market. for sale by
JAS Law. 4 co.
'INAlhBLE Sksins and Pipe Boxes. for sale nv
JAS LAW. HOOFF Il co:
{ AK Shingles. La,h', Palings and Lumber. for
Feb. =, ls76. JAS. LAW. co
GOODS at Grsagcr's Prices. at
Fret National Bank Building, ChaTlest0wn.
~ ceived. D.. g. HUGHEs.
ApriIlI 1876.
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Dry Goods, Notions, &C.,
LUM3ER! LUMBER!

WE are prcra,cl to furnish bills cf Lumber
w Of amy size UI proportions at our Mill on
the Shenandoah River, near COlIrad's Store
Time given to responsible parties. Any in
quirics nswcred by addressing
f. L. LAMBERT,
River Bank, Rockingham County. Va.
Or J. T. HOUCK.
Shenandoah Iron Works. Page Co, Va.
MAY 2S. 1S7G-Gm.
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FARMERS AND R
Look 10 Your Interests!

The best Fertilizer in tie market. for rale by
d. F. SHOEMAKER, Agent.
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Implement Cenlpany. being what its name rep
resent', the best DILL in the MARKET, cold by
u. F. SHUEAAKER, Agent:
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THE Grover . Baker. Howe. and Victor Sewing
I AIncn:nes. Special Inducements for Ca'h
April %, 1876. A. w. HAWKS.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-23

The address to Republican mass meet.
ing, at the Grand Opera House. on Satur'
day night, by Henry Armitt Brown, Of
Philadelphia, was humorous, if Mr.. Brown
intended it to be humorous, and if he in
tended it to be argument it was accidentally
a mixture of vapid sentiment and humor
ous anecdotes twisted and contorted to make
application in the arraignment of the Dem
ocratic party. He had bloody shirt, anc
with the spade of the present dug down in
to the grave Of the past, and ratified the dry
bones of the Confederacy We must say
for Mr.. Brown that he Is pleasant speak
er for bis party.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-23
VOTE THE COUNTY TICKET.

1t behooves every Democrat to vote
squarely and solidly the entire county
ticket: this is not time to coquet with
the Republican party,or grant any political
favor to one Of its candidates. Our party
is engaged in contest for the preservation
of our liberties, and hence demands every
Democrat to vote against any one who is a
member of party whose policy must de-
stroy the country. A special and insidu-
GUS assault, is being make upon our candi-
date for Sheriff, Isaae Grnbb. They who
know Mr.. Grubb, all unite in testifying to
his high character for integrity, pure mo-
rality, kindliness of heart rarely to be
met with, thus combining every quality,
meet to make good sheriff. By compar-
ison with his antagonist, he stands fully
equal for blameless life, morality, sobri-
ETY., and unsullied honesty. Make the
latter days Of an unAinching Democrat
happy-by electing him to the position he
seeks, and for which he is so eminently
fitted.
Vote for Isaac Grub aud the whole
Democratic ticket
The Morning herald., 1876-10-23

THE little mud puddle up on the hilp'
as the basin is called, which was conceived
in the brain of the Republican party in this
city and will most likely, die in it, was in
tended for party purposes and will within,
all probability be used for that purpose
again. 1t is matter of which the party
makes no concealment that they intend be-
fore the election to put force to work on
the basin, and purposely for the amount
of votes that 1t will make,
The Morning herald., 1876-10-23

HTHE colored voters of Delaware are
firmly set in their adhesion to the Repub-
ican ticket 1t could not be otherwise,
when the capital Of the party in this State,
as it is in all others, is built upon the Bit
terest appeals to their prejudices. But
this is all political capital and nothing else,
when poor negro has been duped by his
white brother and made to vote fraudu-
lent tax receipt, and has to lie in the station
house all night, because none of his white
brothers can be found who are willing tc
20 his bail.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-23

The torch never burns so brightly as
when it is supplied with good oil. and is
well trimmed.
The torch of Democracy never burned
more brightly than it does now. q
It is well trimmed, and the oil which it
burns lights the world with honesty.
1t is this torch that lights the people into
the dark actions Of the party which is now
in power, which throws the light Of expo
sure upon the wrongs that have been infict
ed upon the country, by this party.
1t is the torch which has cast the refec
tion of honesty upon fraud and extrava
ssnce, and reflected it back to the people
Who are the sovereign rulers OF this country
With the free ballot.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-23

IT does sound tremendous as an incentive
in a Republican gathering to talk of New
York going Republi ican. But you know
we are told in Scripture, that certain one
viewed the promised land, and never got
there. Now do not waste breath in wild
applause until the seventh of November.
Then, and not until then, will you know
and even then if We are not very much
mistaken, you will not applaud worth a
cent.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-23
Ui1Ho8HhlR Vn101Q1.

|s 1AO84 u ~
Durine he pasf wssk, he cas of Levan
VI the Pnnsylvania Railrosd Cqmpsny
was tried at Philadelphia, before Judge
Briggs, in Common Pleas No. 4.
The plaintiff had purchased 8 ticket for
the train, butheing unabls to get seat,
sat in the sleeping car, whereupon he was
elected.
In charging the jury Judge Briggs said
that the purchaser of frst-class ticket was
entitled to first-class seat. The right to
moke reasonable. rules and regulations
resided in the company, and when made
the company, as we'll as travellers, must
conform to them The company had the
right to divided the Cincinnati express
train east into New York and Philadelphia
divisions, and the passenger who was
coming to Philadelphia was in duty bound
to 20 into the division which corresponded
with his ticket. The company, when they
sold Levan ticket, contracted to give him
a seat, and they could not answer that
there were none. An exception to this
could only be found in the case Of surprise
to the company by the influx Of a large
number of passengers.
The plaintiff, being entitled to first
class seat in car Of the Philadelphia
division, was not required to stand if there
was no seat there, but he had the right to
occupy frst-classs seat that he might find
unoccupied in any part of the train. he
could remain in it until the conductor told
him, or he knew Of his own knowledge,
that other frst-class seats were vacant. lie
could not, however, be required to leave
it and put his life in jeopardy by passing
from car to car while the train was IN
motion. If he was required to leave that
seat for another frst-class scat in another
car the train must be stopped. The
plaintiff took seat in the sleeping car
and if the train when at Landisville was
stopped and he was requested to occupy
another first class seat, ,and he refused, then
the officers Of the train had, after waiting
a reasonable time. the right to eject him.
The jury on Saturday morning gave
plaintiff a verdict for $500.
Reasons for a new trial, have already
been filed, and exceptions are sealed 20 as
to take the case to the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-23
em1LADnAFMIA 1ARHr1s.
~ stssk uaseleG "
Pnllsaelpnla rrade Report.

L 88408V18-1~
SATURDAY, October q.
Cotton ia firm, but transactions are light:
Sales of middlings at lla1lNc Tor upland
| and llsSc for New Orleans.
Groceries are unchanged.
Coffee ia in good demand at full figures.
Sales Of $50 bags Rio at I1sc. ana ioo mas ma,
! but buyers and sellers are still apart IN
their views, which restricts transactions
We quote at 65sa911s for T. ir and good refin.
| ing Cuba. Refined sugars are taken at ~
for crushed and powdered; ll1sc Tor
Molasses is dull, but prices are uncnang-
ed, We quote 50 test Cuba at 32a33c; Cos
hogsheads sold at SOc. fiat q basis OF about
SAC. for 80 test,
Cioverseed is in steady demand at lo1aall.:
Timothy is held with more frmness, :, and d
The demand for -four is light and prices
rule in favor Of buyers. sales of 1900
barrer. Western superfine at $3 Is; Pennsyl-
Family at s62s; Indiana new wheat at
IS so; patent medium. 81 50, and choice at
IS 50; illinois fair at IS rs; Ohio at So, choice
at s6 Is.
Corn is unchanged.
Rye Flour is held at 81 62laa4 IS.
In Corn Meal no change: 5U barrels Bran
dywine sold on secret terms.
Wheat of cho'ce grades of Red and Am
Der are in demand In full figures, but other
kinds are dull. Sales of 900 bushels, includ-
poor and good. at 81 lO@l2 %; Southern
Amber at 81 800 q: Pennsylvania do. at
81 %. and Michigan White at 81 80: prices OF
Spring are nominal. Ohio at 81 10; Jersey.
Delaware and Amber prime at 81 30al 81:
Indiana, good and prime at 81 34al 80; and
Michigan White at 81 3Oal S5.
Corn is in active request with sail heldat
an advance. Sales Of 5, 900 bushels, embrac-
ing Pennsylvania and Southern Yellow at
5SI1@59c.; Western Mixed at 561I(957c., and
Southern White at 55c. sail corn at 56s4aTc.
t. o b.
oats of choice grades are scarce and
wanted OF full figures Sales of 600 BUSH
els: Western white, good and choice. at
s7a43c; Ohio light weight at 33a36c' Western
white, old choice at 4Sc. and do. stained at
33
Whisky Is firm at 81 IA for Western
iron-bound barrels. with sales of 50 bar.
rels.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-23

We publish this morning letter from
South Carolina to New York Herald which
gives and idea of the humiliations and ag.
gressions the people of that State are com
PEELED to submit to form the negroes, and
yet the white people are being arrested by
the military for the trumped up charge Of
intimidating the negro.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-23

THE Temperance party is about as bad
ly split up into factions here, as the Be-
publican party. One part of it wants a
congressman, and the other part wants only
local option, and it looks very much as
though they would get nothing.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-23
LEVI ON ULYSSES,

We are informed that Levi has become
the panagerist of Mr.. Grant. What does it
mean? Has Levi his eye upon something
better than his commissionership; hoping
by the aid of Ulysses to pick up fat sine
cure, before judgment is entered upon the
popular verdict Of Nov. 7th. No man can
serve two masters, and as it is totally clear
that Levi slavers his eloquence over Ulys.
ses, and only squints in an irregular sort
Of way at the Halls of Congress, and the
success Of his State ticket. 1t is quite
fair that the master he has chosen should
take care of him. The boots of Ulysses
have been pretty well licked, but there is
an artistic twist about Lewis tongue which
gets more mud off than is within the COM
pass of ordinary sycophants. If St. Paul
had prosessed tithe of Lewis talents this
way. Felix instead of holding his breath,
and Agrippa instead of crying out, Gal
most thou persuaded me to be Christian, y
would have held confab, to look up an
Office for him, or at any rate would have
recommended him as a contractor to SUD.
ply shoddy sheets and blankets for the Ro.
man army. What does Levi mean by be.
slaving the President? Is he not certain
of defeat, and hedging to square himself
upon his election expenses?
The Morning herald., 1876-10-23

In several matches recently the famous
trotting horse Great Eastern has beaten
Smuggler.
The Morning herald., 1876-10-23
FOR PRESIDENT.
SAMUEL J. TILDEN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
JOHN II, RODNEY, New Castle Co.
JOHN w. SHARP, Kent Co.
GEO. w. WILLEN, Sussex Co.