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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-19
TUESDAY MOREING, DE0EMBKR 10. 1876.
THE DISPUTED BLEOTIORs.


The situation in South Carolina again gives
promise of serious trouble. On Thursday the
Democratic Legislature. having obtained
certified copies of the vote of the State, in
GLIDING the counted out counties, formally de-
claEed General Wade Hampton the fairly and
legally elected Governor of South Carolins,
and inaugurntsd him as such. Now the
Chamberlain Legislature has before it a bill
intended to applyyto Gov. HamptOn-prO-
yiding for the punishment of any person OF
persons setting up or attempting to set up any
government in opposition to .the regular
government of the State" The bill provides
for the punishment of not only the persons
engaged, bu. of all aiding OF abetting or at.
fordiug comfort, countsnsncs or protection to
such persons. The punishment consists of
8 fne of not less than $40. 900 or more than
sl00, 900. and confinement in the penitentia>
~ for not less than ten nor more than forty
years The advices from. Louisiana make
further disclosures of Republican frauds and
intimidation, while tho Florida count contin-
continues to show the most manifest cheating.
Some Republican repeaters registered from
seven to ten times.
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DIE d.

AT her residence at Halltoun. jefferson county,
on "Wednesday night December Is, 1876, Mrs
LYDIA MILLER. widow of the late HenrSy nj n.
ler-aged about SO wears.
Near Lestown. December 9Th, 1876. ENDORA
OAMERN1LLE. youngest daug hter of Or VIM
and JeannIe A, Wallace, and Erand-dauGL tsr Of
the late VIM. Harst, Esq !, of this county, aged s
years, 2 months aud - days
At s.Mantua,'. near Berryville Clarke eon.tv.
Va, Decem ber S, 1876, after short iIlness of N.
phoid Fever, JUsIA, eldest daughter of Daniel
@. Snyder, in the Goth year of her age.
In shepherdstown, On "Wednesday morning
last, the 18th of December. 1876, Hrs MARIA
ADALlZA MILLER, wife of Mr Thomas Miller
and daughter Of Mr. Geo. w. Humrickhouse aged
At her residence. at PikssvilIe. Maryland, On
December 10. Mrs. MARY BYRNE, aged IS years,
widow of the late DR.. Laurence ByrHe and dan ph-
ter of the late Richard MeSherr5 Fac. of this
county.
inst MARY 81 is q tie sn siI .isn
ninth year of her age.
OBITUARY.
Whereas tho Almighty God, in his infinite and
lnacrutabla wisdom. has deemed it proper to re-
move from this world osr former friend, Miss
JUSTA SNYDER, of Clarke county, Va, and
while we bow in humble submission to the will
of Heaven. We feel aud know that she has gone
to receive her reward. TIE family of the de-
eeaSed have lost devoted daughter aud sister,
society of its purest mem bers and bri gltest
ornaments, and truth an ardent supporter. We
have but TO mourn over her 10 timely death, and
%urmrr with ! t11 he aIsi :. s,n.n
The family have our sincereSt sympathiss in
their sad bereavement.
A SoanowF0L Fa1Exp.
Fauquier county, Va.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMIssIONRR's NOTICES

Ia The Circuft Court IF JegiasOn County,
Wea Vsgisia, IN Term, Noe. Ia, 1875 !:
C. q. BAUGHER, Plaintiff. 49,
AMOS saEPPARD's Admir-.
So, Dcfendants- .
JOSEPH BAUGaER. Plaintiff,
AMOS SHEPPARDsS AdInsr, tsr
So. Defendants.
THESE causes arc referred TO a Commissioners
of this Court with Instructions, lat TO
sIate and settle the account of john 4. Sheppard,
Admir- of AmO0 Sheppard, dsOsds and to conFeb0
the creditors of the estate of the said Aunos
Sheppard, and ascertain the debts and liabiaEaes
thereof. with the priOrittes and liens, II any.-
2ndly TO report what cal estate Amos sheppard
died seiEed Of, its value aud annual rental value.
SIly. To ascertain the amount yet due by the
estate OF Amos Sheppard TO Joseph BAuRheF
the Bond secured by Decd of Trust. in the bill
and proceedings mentioned. and make report TO
the next term Of this Court. with any other mat
tor deemed pertinent by himself required 10
be stated BY any of the PARTIES 20 this cause.
And notice OF the execution of this order by
publication once week for four successive Weeks.
in some newspaper published in jefferson County,
shall be equivalent TO personal service upon tho
parties.
A true extract-Teste.
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clark.
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HIA r RIIED.

/. At "Edgewood.' the residence of the brides
mother, on Wednesday. December 13th. 1875 Inv
the Rey. a. C.. Hopkins, Mr.. CHARLES III. KEN
PEE, of Fauduler county, Va, AID Miss SUE
HOPKINS, daughter of the late James ID. Glib
son. Esq, of this county,
December q, 1916. at the residence of John j.
Ghiplsy, Esq; by Rev. Geo. ". White, d.. A. 3.
PRICE, of AIlegany coup ty, Md to Miss ANNIE
.CHIPLEYs of MoorefeId, Hardy county. w. va.
InMarttnsburg, December 9Th, 1876, by Rev.
DR.. Riddle. MIR. GEO. ID. SWIMLEY, and Miss
Evans, ali Of B erSeiiey CUM. OF AliOtsoh
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$40 M. MAIL, .-Arrivesat Gordons.
Vile At IL SO "a connecting with C. 4 o. AIRiI
Train at UO p. M for Rtehmond: arriving at
Richmond att SOP. 81 and with G. q o. Mail
and Huntington arriving at Huntiaston AZ 10 90
A.. M The Train leaving New York ~ SIS p M
and PhilkdelphiA at u SAN. connects With this
train.
$50 P. NJ. EXPRESS, DAll.Y.-Ar.
rives at Gordons "A. 81, Connecting at
2 so A. ID. with q. s. O.Exprsse IL ain both East
and West; the formeEsITiSing at Richmond:6 30
A. ID, and esnnectiuS3Fith Richmond and Dan
willie and Richmond and PetersluTe, press Trains
for all Polnts South, AID the latter arriving at
Huntington alto IS p. NJ making close connec
Train leaving New York at IL SIS p. ID. and BaIti-
more Is z. VI. connects With this train. Through
Care from W eEhin 10 Richmond on this Train.
500 A. M. Train from Richmond arrives
Gordonsyille - 45 p. nj, conneetipg With the Va.
Midland Train, leaving 10 p. II. and arriving
at washin Ktea at Gu p. M; at Philadelphia at
10 An. and New York at 6 Is A. III
345 Train frem Richmond arrives at GordonI-
willie 80 r. n. cennecti1E with the Va. Midland
Train, leaving at 40 II. and arriTia g at " ash
ington at II S. p - sat Raltmore 3 40 A. 81: !;
Fhiisdepha 40 A. N, !. and New York IS A. 81.
1915 P. N. Tain from Richmond arrives at Cor
dnnsville 40 A. NJ, connecting with 'hc Va. Mid
land Train leaving atI2 so A. N, arEiyiHB at
-Philadelphia / so p Mz,and New York 05 p NJ.
Through Cars from Richmond to Washington on
this train.
up. NJ. Steamer from Cincin n I'll and 10 3OA. NJ.
Train from Huntington arrive at Gordons,illt 35
A. NJ, onnecting with Virginia Midland Ira In !,
at ~ 80 A. NJ; Baltimore 10 35 A. n. Phil :
dslphia l 30 P. NJ aud New York 4 O5 p
eJ- Tickets on Sale at Virginia Midland b.
Ticket Office. sol aad sos Pen1a. Aver re- Fra
Baltimore and Potomac Il f. Depot, 6It =
Streets.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Jefferson County, set
In Me County Court, Nopfn.Ger Term,
1876, (srd DGy.)
TaCounty Court continued and held for
n said County, the Esd dav of November, 1876.
(Lap Order Book, B., page $50
On the Petition of Ono Hundred and Eight
voters of this County. it is ordered and directed
that chapter 76, page IFS, of the Acts of AssenI-
bly, of this State IlS72-7S) the subject of hogs
runulnE nj large, be extended to aud enforced in
this county. aud that this order be published in
tho papers of this county. tt
COpy-Tcste.
The Chapter referred to in this Order provides
that 1t shall be unlawful for owners to permik
their hOGS to run 1T large, and should ouch hogs,
whilst rlnninR ut large. destroy or injure the
personal or real property of another. the owner
tanned by such destruction or injury. and goes on
to provide in what way the damages are 70 be re-
covered. +. A. MOORE, Clerk.
Dccember II. 1s76-st. free Press and Reg
lister ccpv.l
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kosERT 4. brown. CLARK.
NOTICE.

Friday. the 18Th day of january, 1871, to ex-
ecute the provisions of the foregoing decree. At
my office In Ch9rlEstOwn. between tho hOurB OF
. - rs ST. GEO T. BROOKE,
Dec, 10. lSI6-It. CommisRioner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-19

The West Virginia Legislature meets in
Wheeling on the second Wednesday in jan
uary next.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-19

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad has in op-
Grafton 2,460 miles of road.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-19

John W. Carrot has been unanimously re,
elected President of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, for the ensuing year.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-19

Mr. BOrst, president of the Washington
and Cincinnati Air Line Railroad, is actively
at work in behalf of his proposed road He
addressed the merchants of Georgetown re-
Gently, with the object of inducing them to.
subscribe to the undertaking.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-19

West Virginia paid into the United States
Treasury, as revenue returns, during the year
ending juno 3Oth, '76, $3.50. $3.50. OF
this sum the First District contributed $780,
69357; the Second District, s176, 929.77,
and the Third, 81, 354T6
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-19

The Lynchburg Press sewers its connection
with the Radical party, and comes out square
ly for Tilden and Conservatism.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-19

COUNTY IrEMs.-From the shepherdstown
Register we copy the following items:
Turkeys are selling at cents per pound on
our streets.
The County Council will meet Saturday,
Dec. so, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at Halltown
Messrs. Elisha Snyder and John P. Kerr
foot, Attorneys for the heirs of Mrs Comeeys,
deceased, sold at private sale, the farm form
erly belonging to Phineas Marshall, contain
ing $50 scaes. improved, near Walper's Cross
Roads, to Mr.. Jacob Miller, of Berkeley
county, for $50 per acre.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-19

The father of Charlie Ross spent $50, 900
in hunting for his son. .sa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-19

Mr. William Orion, President Of the Great
Western Union telegraph monopoly, resists
the process of law by which he is required to
produce copies of the kilograms sent to and
from Chandler pending the Presidential cleo
tiOn and the pretended counting of the ball
lots, and the matter has been laid before the
House Judiciary Committee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-19

The complete vote of West Virginia gives
Filden 1865, Hayes Al 1896, Cooper 1897.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-19
" &c kiss

i Q IA ~
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN
is the most work of the kind in the world
II contains nearly so page. hundreds OF fine il
iustratious, and siE Chrome Plates Of FTo,p.rs beau
utully drawn and cOlOrea from nature Price so
Printed in German and EngIisb.
viek's Floral Guide, Quarterly. e6 cents year.
Vick's Cataiogue.3LO lustrEtion. emily 2ceuts.
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, NY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-12-19

The annual report of Receiver Wickhau.
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, shows
that the earnings of tina. road for the year
ending Sept. 20. were 81 ,599.512, aud the
expenses, s1,243, 135-the excess of earn.
ings, s356,476. The gross earnings e1-
ceeded those of the year before by slse 1923.
and the expenses exceeded those of the pre-
vious year by s13O,715.
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ifs5e,oeo Saved to the Taz-Payers Of
BerkeleY.n

So We heard it promised to the County
Court last Tuesday; provided, that honorable,
body would order a vote of the people of the
said county-which vote is 20 be had at an
election to be held on the 18th day of Febru-
ary next-who should determine by their
vote to give and appropriate SIC, 600 Of the
$4,000 heretofore appropriated and sub
scribed to the Martinsburg aud Potomac Rail-
road Company, which said latter Company
were to give up. release and return the bal.
ance OF said s120, 600 90 sfter deducting the
above mentioned $4,000 90 tberefrom. thus
saving and returning to the county $50 900.
The said $4,000 is intended to extend the
NJ. & P. r. R. Cumberland Valley r. r.
Co. lessee) to the Jefferson county line, there
making connection with the Valley Branch,
b. & o. Railroad; also with the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad, and from point nesr Berry
vile. Clarke county, Va, over the Loudoun
and Hampshire Railroad to Washington and
Alexandria, six miles of which only are yet
to be built to make such connection. This
will bring US by new route to Alexandria
in IS miles run. The Shenandoah Valley
Railroad has 65 miles Of good road bed grad>
ed from Shepherdstown southwest along tho
west base of the Blue Ridge, which is TO be
extended 10 the south side of the State of
Virginia.
By the extension of tho NJ and P. Rail-
road from here direct to Charlestowp, we are
promised Cat an early day) three several rail-
road connections, and at a cost to the county
of $4,000. Where's, if We run to Win
chester, we have but one of the same conueo-
tions at cost to the county of s17O, 900.
Thus from the face of the figuring it is plain
that $4,000 would be saved to the county,
or the interest upon which would be saved
AZ.
promised that not one dollar of this subscrip.
ton shall be paid over until the road shall
be completed and running to Cbnrlestown.
All this seems fair and proper, in view of
which fact it must occur to tho mind of every
intelligent taxpayer. will not such conuec-
ton tend to make good and paying, the i'm
vestmeut We have now in the Martinsburg
aud Potomac Railroad? IF so, the measure
should receive most hearty support; if not,
it should be misunderstanding hide
pendent.
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TIE NEW YoRK OBSERVER is out with
its prospectus for the ffty-ffth year. I. is
large paper Of the first class, and should DO
in every family in the land. Those who do
not take it should send the price for year.
Any person desiring a comprehensive weekly
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every family wants, and free from clap-trap
or Objectionable matter of any kind, will hard,
ly do better than to send So is to s. /. Prime
4 Co, 81 Park Row, New York, and receive
the Observer post paid.
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TERMs.-s1 so per year, postage paid.
They offer the following liberal terms for
Clubs. and it will be seen that they are ex-
tremely advantageous to those who wish to
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CLUB No. -Four copies, postage pres
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RE ps'scS5., EERRy and others,
A ND this cause is referred to Commissioner
IA OF tins Court wi,h instructions to enquire
whether partition in kind can DO conveniently
ali parties. thai tho property should be- sold and
the proceeds divided among the parties entitled.
and return the evidence with his report; also,
whether there infants interested as
heirs of the inrestate William Roberts. and ma o
report To the next Term OF This Court. Aud uu-
less the absent Defendant shall authorize some
one as Attorney to accept service far him. notice
shall DC given as provided in Sec. 4, Cn&p. 199,
Code OF West Virginia, III lien of personal
service.
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COaNIsBIoNEK'S5 NUYICE.

In the Circuit Court Of jefferson County,
Vest Virginia. IA Term, Nor. l6, 1876
WILLIAM I'll II. ROBERTS Plain
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NEW ApYERTFffsEaENTs.
RICHMOND AND me SCUM.
Chesapeake 6 Ohio Railroad.
Theonly Double Daily all Rail Route
FROM WASHINGTON,
FROM WASHINGTON,

z leaving BALTIC. & Potomac r. r. Depot. Cor. 9Th |
aud b ST.
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NEW HYMN BooK-LATEsT QUA
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900 II ST., WASHINGTON, D. c,
OCTOBER 10, 1876.


OCTOBER 10, 1876.
The following facts show what kind
of government may be expected if the
party organized and led by Zachariah
Chandler succeeds in November Last
Spring | was an Examiner in the Pot
ent Office, having won that position
under the civil service system and fill
ed it long and creditably. The Con-
necticut Republican Committee de-
manded that | should vote with them,
or pay them money for the April cleo
ton. refused. They importuncd
and threatened. But could not con-
scientiously aid the party of Belknap,
Chandler and other distinguished
characters. So at last the black mail
ers had recourse to their chief, Zach
arlah, who transmitted to me through
the Chief Clerk of the Patent Office a
requirement for report us to why
lwonld not "vote Or pay reported
as follows - ...
81 won't vote or pay for po-