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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-12-07

back tomorrow at the same hour. 1t we
don't adjourn I shall stay here until 1 rot,
and hold the fort for Hayes and Wheeler
and Chamberlain, and wave the answer back
to Tilden heshall never win" The speaker
held on for q terrible time, nothing of impor.
tance escaping him. He frequently and in
advertently referred to Gen. Hampton as
Governor" Hampton, and was as often re,
buked, but went back again and again.
1890 P. M-Things by this time have
worked down to business basis. At first two
persons spoke at once to two different Speak
ers but after the speech Of Mr.. Sheppard,
things assumed the appearance ofa public de,
bate, and speakers on both sides were heard.
Dark came on, and the Radicals brought q
dozen candles, stuck in bottles, for light.
The Democrats thought they would beat that,
and the Democratic Executive Committee
ordered the gas turned on, and, for the first
time in many sessions, the Gas company obey.
ed the order of the South Carolina House Of
Representatives, and light was thrown on
the serio.comic scene
When Keith closed his harangue, Mr.. Cali.
son, of Edge6eld arose to make q speech
when Abram Smith, of Charleston, the Cain.
hoy rioter, who was so drunk that he could
barely stand, tried to drown his voice with
his yells. This was kept up for nearly hall
an hour. Smith was defeated, and Simmons
one of Bowen's Charleston coons, continued
to keep up the yelling. Mr.. Callison, in the
course of bis remarks, conceded that the same
vote that elected Hampton had elected Hayes
and Wheeler, and they were ready to stand
by it. ~.
The proceedings have now assumed the ap.
pearance of mixed up camp-meeting, at
which the negro coons are still yelling. Both
parties are determined to hold out all night
and daylight will find them at it. ,5.,,5,. $50
113OP. M.-The situation at thislhour lin
the Hall of Representatives remains the same
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1876-12-07
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he Radical House Declares Chahbsrl srlaia
80 Governor. Fss 9 & ;s.S, &
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

most innocent IN iis helplessness, Is made to
turn in an agony Of apprehension from the
one on whose bosom she should naturally
rasi iu unrfoo, t~"otfrl"are o'.-o ~ h;o ,..e
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

And thereupon it appearing that JED 2, LADD,
Of Alburgh, had Teceiy ed a majority Of all tle
votes east, he was declared duly elected Auditor
Of Accounts Tor the two years next ensuing
For Sefgeant-at-Arms, Mr.. SHELDON Of Rut-
land nominated TRUMAN G pHiNNEY of Mont
pelier, seconded by senator Sinons Of Rutland
county, and he was unanimously elected by
uird roce vote
for Adjutant and lnspector-General, Mr. Dill
LlNGliAM of Waterbury nominated JAMES 5
PECK Of Montpelier and he WAS unanimously
elected by rirn rOce vote.
For Quartemaster-General,M Mir SHELDON of
Rutland nominated LEVI q. KINGSLEY of Rut-
land, and he WAS unanimously elected by rita
vote.
For Judge Advocate General, Mr.. LYNDE OF
Marlboro nominated Geoge " Hooker, of BIattle-
boroi seconded by Mr.. Martin OF Londonderry
MIR WOODBRIDGE of Nergennes nominated
Joel IL. lucia of Nergennes seconded by Nit
Batcheder of Arlington.
Senator Carpenter of Orleans county, Mr. Mar
tin of Londonderry and MIR Batchelder of Airing
ton were appointed tellers.
The ballots having been taken and counted
resulted as follows,
Whole number Of ballots %,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

And thereupon it appearing that GEoRGE
NICHOLS Of Northhed had received majority
Of all the votes cast he declared duly elected
Secretary OF State for the two years next ensuing
For Auditor Of Accounts, Mr. DILLINGHAM; OF
Waterbury, nominated Whitman g. Perrin of
Montpelier seconded by Mr.. Martin, OF Chelsea and
Mr. Bailey Of Fairhaven
Mr. FRENCH of Woodstock, nominated Jed T.
ladd of Alburgh; seconded by Mr. Woodbridge
of Nergennes, Mr.. Spague Of brandon. Senator
Sowles Of franklin county, Mr.. Martin OF Lon
donderry and Senator Smons Of Rutland county
Senator Davis OF Windsor county, Mr. billing
ham Of Waterbury and Mr.. French Of W oodstock
were appointed tellers.
The ballots having been taken and counted, re-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1876-11-22

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-07
BPHOLsVE1RTNG.

TIIHE undsrsgued would give notice to the ci..
fzens of CharIestown and surrounding coun
ties, that he will do all kinds OF Uphostcring such
a. Repairing old Mattresses aud old Soias new
Syringe put in il needed, all kinds of other
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-07

but before, on tho right, on the left all around
the eye is struck and gratifed with objects
of science and taste. SO classed and arranged
as to produce thnir finest effect. On one side,
specimens of sculpture set out, in such order,
as TO exhibit, at a coup d'OeR, the historical
progress of that ait from tho first rude ut,
tempts of tue AbOrigines of our country, up
to that exquisite aud finished bust Of thu
great patriot himself, from the master haua
of Caraeoi On the other side, the visiter
sees displayed vast collection of specimens
of Indian art, their paintings, weapons. or
naments, and manufactures on another, an
array Of the fossil productions of our country.
mineral aud animal the polished remains Of
those colossal monsters that onco trud our
forests, and are no more; aud varieeated
display of the branching honours of those
'monarchs OF tho waste that still people ths
wilds of the American Continent.
From this hall he was ushered into mo-
bic saloon, from which the glorious landscape
of the west again bursts upon his view /: aud
which, within, is hung thick around with tho
finest productions of the pencil--histotiSal
paintings of the most striking subjects from,
all countries, and all ages; the portraits Of
distinguished men nd patriots, both of Europe
aud America and medalions aud epgraviDgs
in endless profusion.
while the visitor was yet lost in the con.
temptation of these treasures of the arts aud
sciences, he was startled by tho approach of .
strong and sprightly step, aud turning with
instructive reverence to the door Of entrance.
he ives met by the tall, and animated, and
stately figure of tho patriot himsclf--his couu-
tennnce beaming with intelligence and boz
niguity, and his outstretched hand, with its
strong and cordial pressure, confirming the
courteous welcome of his lips. And thea
came that charm of manner aud conversation
that passes all descriptiop-so cheerful-sO
uuassuminG-so free, and easy, aud frank.
aud kind. and gay--that even tho young, aud
overawed, and embarrassed vsiter at ones
forgot he fears. aud felt himself by the side
of an old and familiar friend" = 8 ..--, r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-07

One hundred and thirteen new grsDgoa
were formed during the month Of January.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-07

REMOVAL OF CONFEDERATE DE.D.-In
1871 tile Pennsylvania Legislature appropri-
ated s., GOO for the removal of the coufed-
crate dead, buried at Gettysburg. For the
disbursement of this amount. SeDator Jones
of Philadelphia, has introduced = bill in the
Pennsylvania Legislature which authorizes
the State treasurer to pay the amount to
trustee to be appointed by the Governor under
this act. The bill further provides that ALI
the confederate soldiers iaterred at Gettys.
burg and other points in Adams and Frank il,
counties shall be removed to Washington
Cemetery. Maryland. and properly buried.-
The bill was drawn up at The instance of
Major H. Kyd Douglass, of Stonewall Jaek-
sons staff, resident of HagcEstOwn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-07
NEW SERIES, VOL. XI. NO. 10.
P0ETlcAl.
IFOr the spirit of Jefferson j
TO L. S. NJ.
NEw YEAK's DAY.


Bright suticipations are in full swayl
Tts New Year-aSNsw Year,
The old Ons' kons with yesterday -
FrelEhtsd with secrets to the heart dear
OF joy.sor sOrtow We each know hsst;-
In the former I trust that yours may rest.
Forward to pleasurS.with joy We lock.
With youthful hopO- with youthful hcps;
Yet dIsappOlutments unknown. may IN fAteS
book
For eaen:nnd sill be truly wrote:-
But. boar them brsyely unto the end.
'NotcrOss no Crown" on this depend. .
With thO.past and Iuture::in full view
Oar duty's plain-onr duty's plain.
The EHViOur's Love Ne know tis true.
tAud worther Guides unknown to fams,) 2
1t teaches with patience all to bear
May We practice the lesson this Happy New
Year.
'sTr-roR.v
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-07

Tho Lsesburg Mirror reports that
short time ago, ThilO Mr.. Claiming NJ
SDith, residing near DeapIaue, Fauquier
county, was talking with an insurance agent,
who had called to complete the terms of in,
surance of his house, the house caught FIRE,
and was entirely consumed, the house caught
FIRE, and was entirely consumed, with loss of
81 500.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-07
Spirit of 5effusgn.
CharlesiOWn, JeHerson County, West Va.
TUESDAY HoRSIJG. MAI, HI. 1916.
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

Two oranges in Monroe county, have pur-
chased woolen factory there for Ss.CUe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-07
ADVERTISING RATES.
arTRANsIENT pILLs-oAsn.

One square q iaeh or le.s.l 10 weeks. 81 so
ORa square, thTee months 4.UO
oResluAre, ak months 6.UO
One square, one lOUO
C&SplpArES' S'ASEOuNcEAENra.-FOr County or.
fe6rs, $500; State or Congregational, $40 ~.
Legal GdVertisenent 10 At the published rates.
Obituary Notices exceeding fvg1ines, ten centS
per line.
o. AlIsrsnsient advertisements due and collect
able after the fret insertion.
Liberal deductions made for Quarter, Half and
Whole Columns for Annual. semi-Annual aud
Quarterly Advertisers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-07
PORTER's FACTORY.

rsNHE undersigned, an experienced workman,
K having lcased the Porter Factory. s miles
from CuaGIssGwu, Jefferson County, WOxt Yir-
GINA. Will cudeayor. in the manufacture OF
w OoIcn Goods
maintain tile excellent reputation for 50 MANY
years enjoyed hy SsId Factory under tls m1n-
ARenent of its late PROPRIETOR and his Successors.
The Factory is amply supplied viG. improved
machinery, and :,o faciiit!es arc such as 10 en-
ablc tile undersigned to turn ont
EVERY BESGR!2T!GM OF G3GgS
heretofore manufactured ut said Factory. Deal
ers and o:hcGS will DC surplIud upOu call Ur 1c
short noIice, ard upon reasonable terms.
Wool WANTED,
f,r which the highest market price in Cash will
he paid upon delivery at the Factory. jas. Law.
F0"f & Co., Cnnr!cstGwE, arc also authorized
20 puscnaEe wool for NE.
g. c. THOMAS.
=. O.-Ripnn. Je:f Co. ". Va.
ANr!f 81 !S75--lS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-07

= The mauutactories of Birmingham, Eng
iaud, turn out in one week fourteen millions
of steel pens, six thousand bedsteads, seven
thousand guns, three hundred million cut uai.,
one hundred million buttons, one thousand
saddles, 10000 pairs of sreetacles, G tons of
paper mache wares, $50, 900 worth of jewelry,
1000 miles of iron aud steel wire, 10 tons
of pins, 5 tons of hair pins and hooks and
eyes. $50 miles of wax for matches, 5, 500
bellows.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-07

- 4 few days ego two shad, measuring
about foot each in length, were caught iU
the big pool above Clsarspriug 1t is sup
posed that these i,h are two of those small
ones placed in the Potomsc few years ago
AZ Cumberland.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-07

= TIE Camden Consolidated Oh Company,
j n Camden, president, of Parksrsburg, ".
Va, having purchased GOO feet of water front
at Locust Point, Baltimore, propose to begin
The Immediate erection of an oil wharf and
warehouse there. The wharf will be Go feet
in depth and 600 feet long, with facilities for
loading ten vessels AT the same time.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-03-07
Drugs. Drugs.
PATENT MEDICINES,

SCdUOLs bOUNS A-sD > ~ EIUNkRl,
embracing all ofthe most popular aad reliable re-
Inedies. aud also the latest Novels and ncSt kinda
otStatiOnery-
I o. As the quality cf Medicipcs ia always of the
greatest i'm porta both the Physician nd his
PatientS, We make it our constant to secure
nome bat the purest Medicines, aud by his long ex.
perence in tho retail business, he is prepared 10
I'LL Ply Sieians Prescriptions and Com pound Med-
eiaes according to the latest and strctcet rules
Pharmacy. The public confidently rely on
having their prescriptions carefully accurately
prepared n. all hours of the day aud night
N. B.-I take this occasion to return my si1cere
thaaks for the very large patronage besto ed upon
me by the community and to express my grateful
acknowledgment of the high appreciation of my
fellow citizens of my efforts serve them trustuz
shat may be abic in the future to render entire
satiSfneti0n to II who may favor with their sup
port and confidence GEO. T. LiG HT.
= February an, 1872
, 1876-01-06

The Village Tsustooa naet i4, regular sosslon at
tho Towu-1IaIl Tuesday oyoniug, Trustocs fgIe-
hart, Whooler, Dra!uarl, and Kldder bcinx
present.
Tito Street Commissioner reported having col
iectod i33.25 iu poll lax sluco his last report.
Tho Attorney was instructed to draw au ordt.
nance for ths construction OF the ouly 50 fces OF
sidewalk on Chicago ayonuo not laid between
Evanston and SoGth EvAt s!ou.
\ petition enma from tllet;oscrags Committee,
signed tY Messss. Nuser. AluBeIy. 4. j. Brown.
r. L, Wheeler. s. L. Iunkin, li!lipRl,as.. aud
other. ,, aging for tho constrncsiou Ut sewer
on Maple ayeitls. bet"ecu Davis AID Glennwond
streets, with Tie recommendation that tho newer
ba constructed. Il whs 70 osdetcd.
THO usual monthly grlst Of bills was anditel
by the Fluanc6 Committee, aud ordorel paid.
Tho kction Of tho Flnaure Committee in tor-
rowing S50]D for Six months to pAy interest Oh
village borIs waa formally approycd, aud tho
3lGl0 unuscl Mas dtstsiLuted between tho
ssreot-lightillg md contingent legal expenses
funtta.
lrustoo IRlohart called attention to Tho prac-
ttco Of sono persons cf putting their park
fonceH in tho etrcetH contrary TO ordinance,
stating that tho authorities Of tho baptist
Church llad complained OF tho narrownesa Of
the nireet in consequence Of tbe fenco around
I.akesldo Hall having been advanced. The
StEcet Commissioner and Village Engineer wore
directed to mako report nnon tlo subject.
Adjourned for tHo Wueks.
, 1876-01-06
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

For The yoar ending Dec. 81, 1875, tho County
Clerk Issued 6,0l2 marriage Iicensoa.
Tho prisoners In Tho jail yesterday wese COM
planning Of hciug foyorInlh An,l feoling uncom-
fo'tablu generally owing to their recent yacclua-
tion.
Tho County Cnurt Waa engaged again ycster-
day on tue claim docket. Claims ngainst tho
cnlate OF Jcssu @. Norton, to Tho amount OF
97,op0, were approved during tho day.
Tho Coul " Clerk yesterday spread out tho
Asenaeo,'s books Ia the County Commissioners
Too,n for thu inspection OF tha public, in ohet.!-
enco 10 n resolution ot thu County boar,l, Tl,f 70
r1ceps BY the reporters to Rl1an tu-slet coul,ar-
jBonb of the work Of lha AasesEorn.
Tho Grand Jury did worry ll!tls hus!neps yen.
xtscuce os Nltaeanes. Gne Of tue jnIO1H waH
hcaid to reuasrk In reference to what speu,ed to
him = stranKo cufHcttanru. lie uas drawn and
reIvcd on tho Jury 10 lh;0, and J, Il. t}Askit,s
wss on tho s4nsa jafy. iia tnnuKht It Httio
singular that bo and Sir. Il. Ahuula be now noty-
lug together egaiu.
uuuty-Tteasussf Nuckts refusal to advance
,nopuy nron bsl!s audited ty tho Doar.l ID al-
vance OF the otder fos tue ssnie hA,,ng been
iested rautes \ AoWl 10 20 up from certain pss-
tons. There were great Many around yeatuF-
day locking fur tlleir orders for bills anaited
Monday but theY wcte tarnod away by the
County Clef4 With tho ,ru,nsse that tt.oy would
LIT ready to-day. 10 such ~ asked tho Truss
uret for ans sdyAnccs he repeated the old story.
that Ae waa hot dong 4 bauklnR bugineHa.
FARMER uAnAs SAT uAuK.
Tho Committee en- pnhlio Buildings and Pub
tic Se7sco yesterday considered thu ultimate Of
, 1876-01-06
LOCAL LETTERS.

10 tie Editor - The Chi: ago 7r1bnHt:
CnleAoo, Jim. 5.--1 have read tho ar.ico In
Tuesdays tribune Oil tho subject Of lighting
tue city Of Chicago bv tho Globo GRs>Lighk
Company, ulso prorose 10 light tho city upon
their uloie Of lrhting with their k,nd II lampa,
aoll.ing bnlng said Ut the amount OF light eactl
lamp Ii 10 givo I'll comparison In what such light
tpstH WITH its present bs!tlancv sB now used by
the city. / understand thls G!obe Gas. Light
Company uro to charge thu city At Tho lalo
NJ Si4 por lamp II permitted to light
1900 l1glla or Iaus, to be ls.d upon any a:rects
tho city may designate. Now. ~ All ocouu.nist,
aud auvocattng n fco!ing OF str1ctcst economy
canibiuoi With duo regnTI for utility in lighting
Dlf c.ty, would most respectfully aBk and sug-
4:est that u Hew ana a;,pa'ontiy cheaper 'ats!s
for tho city 10 adapt would bo to substitute
Witl'iu efeEy a!ornato lamp Il Autab'a glass, or
metal lnrnap. holing, pint ar moro VI Kerosene
oil. suitably trimmed anu w'caod, Costing only
about .5 centa Tor each lump thus substituted
for gas. Tho pint OF oil to bo burned
every night at 20 ceuts per gallon for eac!, lamp
will cost y cents sactt for the l,00u lamps light
ed Il uycTy nght iu the yoar, ~, 1Q0 OF 25 per
evening tor sha oii actually onrued; tbs sa,o
gas-l,Ehtcr to bs paid something extra to konp
Hnla uil -lamps clean. trimmed, aud lighted.
think the cttzous will be hardly Abla to uIhcctn
tile differences In the amount or light az COM
yAled with what is now Rtvep. Thu Htraots by
This tldda viii 10 NJ woIt Lighted at icss tlan
halt tho present cost.
4 ClrtzEx Axn EcosoM,u7.
, 1876-01-06
CRIMINAL.

r. II. Adams. Of No. 81 Washington stseot,
couRratulatcH himself Tint tbs weather il no
colder, for soma sloak thief yesterday helped
hIn1eost to flfB Ulster.
George Wilson Weara good cl0thcs, but kocpB
bad company. aud is Il susnictous character.
Ilo wAs brought before Justica Do Wolf who
fined him 9J5. ,An appeal was takoa to \ higher
court.
A notorious burglar named Tim Lordan vas
locked UP Tueslay night in the Gud's Hill Sta
tiou, on Hinnan Bttact. for tho larceny OF sey-
eral articles frou tho residence OF JOHN Kolity,
No. 130 Hastings st,ce. Yesterday morning.
Nleu he waB being tnken to tho courtroom OIL
Madison street, ho attempted to eecare. Officer
Dennelsey followed III hot pursuit, nnd altar iir-
inG Two or three shols brought tho Acainp to
stan'i.httll. When thls was related to the judge
In gayo she young man an exisa term in tho
House OF Correction.
CnuSTEnrEtTfxu.
rathor complicated case OF counterfeiting
came up nefos" Commissioner 1loyne yesterday
afto1noun, tho Bn,stauco Of which ia auout
a. follows: On tho list Of Nnyem-
Der lust, James Burns and Michael hut
lcr welo arrested for passing conntorfeit moncy
ou solae inuocent GsattsarH down tn Wtll CHuntyt
tic "lueeE heiuy stllI-bIIls. Tn examination
before Commss'oner lIoyno. burns waa neid in
$1,000 nnd 1uttet in 5i,dGo bail 10 AppoLr be-
foro the Grand Jury. They appeared beforc tho
aas trend dury. and wero Indicted for tbs Of
fcuBe. One Of the rrinc!pnl witIlcsseB for tho
pronecuston ms tnAh named John d. Hm1tli.
About tue 18TH Of November Burns came buICrc
tln Cunm*sio Ies aud entered o complaint
aKainst. Riltli for passing cainlerfott noley,
"I71n which Il wag7aat NTH ifsnoa Tor Smith, hid
was ylvep to nnother pIrts who was to mnho tho
nrreht. Smith could mt bo founi at lirbt hut
| BOON after this another man wah Arcated
for stealing $40 Is. who nad tho warrant VI hl+
,osaon. LaAt Ynursiay nun by the nanlo OF
l.. j. Clark, . horse .tlea!er has,ug hin hcul
Quarters everywhere Ia general and 10 place it,
| ra'tcnIar. appeared before tho Commissioner
| md made anidavit a3ainHt Smith Tor paBsnv
two counterfeit tens oil lin OIL tho 5th OF Octo-
hcr. SInl!h waa F0uni and arrested, and brought
| botora tho Com MISS omar. but 10 witnesaub hp-
}'sared for The pf0aecutio8. List Ai8ndav CLARK
| Elaao anothor nlt!daylt eayiug that hu nnHer-
stood tho llErt hearing aas tn have come OH that
t[Ay. Tie cAsD on tho frst affidavit wap
heard Monday, but, as. ihere appeared
nothing To il. waB dismissed by Tho CuutnlA.
| Hloner Tor "ans Of prosecution. The oaHs in tue
! hocond affidavit waa heard yesterday WITH Il
| wholly unprecedented rcsnlt. smith was DIS
| missed w,li1e Clark was beid in .:l.3aD Tor a!ay-
ing two counterfeit tons in his poHses ion, FRO
| r.lmably for the putFoao IT pass ug them. Tlo
] caHs VI HnrnH nga't-t Smith NAB tAeu taken up.
but, a. Tho Prosecution sremcA exceudIngy
| weak. Commissioner lloyne held Smith Oh Ills
| oWt Tcaugnl1anca. Hl.nH and Dus!as arc beth
| ont IN hail, anu Smith vii bo usel by tho Gov.
! eruMent in tie caso ayniuBt iholn.