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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
The Good Tlme Comina

Iilden and Hendricks viii D., Prrsi1e...
Vice President Of the Uniiel States ---
result Of itse will have The zines, e,,o, :,
highest prices and the most wonderful ,, wy
in the world. The man Fortunate e,,,.,
weather the year 1877, will see morn -,
mothers aGd growing duchliass than -.
saw before. The African emissary hi"
year expires will be turning his head ,, -
fire and his heels to the cold; will le,xta'.
ing all the characteristics Of his Ancestral
fore long dresses are abolished: M, b,..-~
take an additional aad a liyelier kink ,,3l..
performances will be the wonder aal A..
musement Of the world. And the A.
Saxon visitor How shall we dcscrl @ b;-,
He will be putting on fancy airs lciye
learns to make night hileous by his rc-e.
music, will be asserting bis racial AMI b.-.
hold pre-emiuence when a sugir.tcat r, Il.
past was the highest conception Of his Kind.
bis age. What a wonderful child NJ,
darling" viii be the orlirary ex,1n,,.,
in every household Baby fairs viii De- isr.
der, from which al males viii be cy.'gl
and general jubilee Of the proud O. ,lers as.
sured. There will be more young SAN IT..
dens than he ever dreamed of Or s,riyel m,
and our Uncle Samuel viii, in truth. have,
habitatiou ana name in every corner Of rs
Country.
Let US ALL then, be happy 10 anticipation
OF the enjoyment Of tie future. lasalcl,.-
ing to Charles;own or elsewhere ror game Of
" Bluff, we can stay at hone AMI hlyc orr
Seventy Sevcncr raise rs out with as mgc'
GOODNESS as an old eamLIcr and at "Seys-.
Up" he viii turn Jack at every deal. Lgt
lis uLc'e Samuel he VII always take dc
inside tack and make a short cut t1y.,,t,
Until disciplined by Democratic teaching. Dc
will swear that be is The boss Of l.o u.a.
shanty, and many regular sqraV w.., De-
summoned up before he is conquered "N.v.
Sammy Tlicn, you have yourself .r d.
Wa!lop you, will be The tender almoui,ioa d..
the mothers Of the African Caesars arl C...
phuruias born in Eighteen I,undrcd lal >a-
enty.Scycn.
at is shameful, my darling Samuel, o.,
one Of your wonderful intelligence should s.:
SO bad an exinplc in the presence of yolt
older but less eruiite brothers and sister. l.l
your oil and loving father ani mother, rs y.l
are constantly doing. You must qui, rl,r
is danger we will an be ruined Willie In-
cognizo your intellectual superiority my l...
ling Sammy, | have not forgotten thu; physical
superiority still abiles with me, AMI although
unwilling to subject such wonder as yol an
to corporal punishment, it will be Necessary
to protect all of MS against your great Ono
dangerous ways" will be hcarl, MS the j,.
uifcl rcnonsiancc Of our statelicsi mllrn.
Bot while our OLD Uncle Samuel win Pp, n
D., in the youngsters his mission IS o grlr|
one. lie viii pour oil ON tie troubled water
and command pea,e-lnl there will be p'lr.
Less politics IN Our pages next week. .Ia
battle will have been fought aud The Wet O.
won. The importance # iho contest en-.
strained us to fore2o oar usual variety ibis ar
preceding weeks. Our reader. appreciate g..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04

On the tenth Of October great number Of
our people were engaged in seeding. On the
eth Of November no pressing business occu-
mics them. There is. therefore, no excuse for
ansman who stays away from the polls on
election day. Let every one be on hand and
give liden and Hendricks, in proportion TO our
vote. the largest majority Of any State IN tue
Union. We were the Banner State IN October,
let Us earn the title Of the Banner State OF the
Union IN November.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
1t should be the ambition Of
every Democrat and Conserva-
tive to see that a full vote is
polled on the 18th of November.
Make a Choice.

While a great national blessing results from
our October election, let not the people forget
that locally we have secured for official station
some Of the pnrest AMI the best men in the
country; that every man, black or white, rich
or poor knows that under our Judicial anil
Executive administration every political aud
civil risht Is secure that the men clrcte! are
honest in purpose, capable in judgment and
are intimately Identified with our local we'll
fare. We undertake to say that there is not
one man in tie State who fails, in regard to
these al in puriaut Considerations, to dwell in
complete rcpose.
N,w for the contrast for R,lical> for a lit
tie Willie mlt,ucd On our substance Then,
but au Gutc,,in.al portion If the community
were a,,wcd TO- exercise Oh" right Of suffrage;
then, the most prosperous anl useful of our
people were by the imf,mous registration de-
prjyci 9th privilege Of exercising the right
70 protect their own and the public welfare
. then. test oaths were cxtortel; then, an ire
spousio,e set in brain, property and moral
honesty presided, and the future Of our town.
our Counties ald cur State were all subor-
diuatei to their greed for cffice
and plumber then. the whole white popula-
ton were under the supervision Of men without
either honor or principle; then, men who had
the misfortune to be white, however much they
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04

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from them by taxation to maintain this i'm
mcuse army Of party dependents who are not
I only compelled daily to work Cor their masters
ont portion Of whose wages are wrnas from
them 10 corrupt tho IN Uses aal defeat the pop
uar will illustrated by Rings who, directly
and Indirectly, control the public treasure to
Interfere with the laws Of trade and cndanger
the legitimate and useful pursuits Of the peo-
pie; by Rings, broken by the majesty Of the
laws oftle peoples creation. from the rlpacity
Of the members Of which society is only safe
! when they are consigned to the cell Of the fell
on; illustrated By the daboism Of attempted
subiusation Of the \, Clio Saxon race,-thc
race that has elevated and securel liberty to
mlnkind-to the elimination of an inferior,
aod by all divine and bpman laws, suborli-
nate family ofmcu illustrated by States plum
lerei AMI peoples ruinel illustrated by Mill
ary orders intended to subject freedom Of &C
ton TO the dcSp5tism Of the sword illustrated
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
cut This out, 1t Nay save Your Life

There is no person living but what suffers more
or loss With Lung Disease, Coughs Colds o. Con
sumption, vet some would die rather than pay IS
cents fora bottle of medicine thltwoud cure them.
DIR. 4. B1schee's German Syrup has lately been
introduced ia this country from Germany. and its
vo1lur"Us cures astonishes every orc that try it.
You doubt what say in print, cut this out and
take it 90 your Druggists. Light * Mitchell.
CbsylestoWu, and !. j. Gilbert, narpcr's Ferry.
and get sample bottle for 10 c,ats and try il, or
regular sizo tor IS cents.
Jane a.. I,75- -snIv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
Twelve Hundred Majority is
the least we expect of Jefferson
County on the 9TH November,

School aud Blank Books, Box Papers,
Chalk Crayous aud all kinds of writing ma
tcrial at Gilbort's Drug Store, Harper's Ferry.
TEAS, TEAS Go to Gi!bert's Drug Store,
Uarpcr's Ferry, aud get pure Teas at prices
that YOU pay fortho common. Call and cx
ag.j-c uew stock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
Centennial Lesson.

two-fold way. 1t exciies spirit Of emulation
among all of us that will bring forth its prac-
teal fruits, and in a speedy way has dissolved
the Illusions Of the rural masses in regard to
the world. Living in their country homes a
village wonder was an ever present institution.
With mouths agape his teachings we're received
as law, and the older he grew the more abso-
lutte his sway The whole range Of human
knowledge was submitted, without appeal, to
his determinations From a bobsoblin to a
horse-rake BE was authority. Ambitious to
retain it he picked up a scrap of knowledge
here aud a scrap Of romance there, until no
question in Art or Science, Politics or RELIGION,
Finance or Morals vas beyond the grasp of
his plastic mind Toe only thing about which
he was Interchangeable was that his neighbour
hood, ous of which he had never strayed, was
the only spot in the world that God had kissed,
and that his people, Of whom he was the great
est. were the chosen people Of all the GARTH
lie looked upon strangers with suspicion, es-
pecially if they had the Indications Of intelli-
gence or gentility about them, Their new IDEAS
and starchel bjsoms generated all theaniag o.
uisms Of his simple nature II, priced his
power as much as the grandest potentate in
Christendom and would contend for its reten-
tioa with an aIroitness that could only result
from 4 knowledge Of all his FLOWERS.
To indulge in slang phrlse-the Centen-
NAL has busted him: O,hellos occupation is
gone The boys have seen the world in minia-
turc and his incongruous almiXture of ro-
nance and fact will be the sport of the many
for all the future. Town AMI C)unty mag
mates have dwinlIcl by practical comparison.
The Son OF Vulcaa in the country village I'M
derstands that there are greater men in the
world in mechanics than the worthy master
who instructed him; the carpenter appreci.
atcs that the heather Cdince," about whom
he had never thought, was boss workman
and knew thing or two; the boy on the
farm found that outsieof his district they did
farming on principles that were fully up to his
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a. h,a, IS ,ho ooro,,, hoon than Lo IN his
widest flights Of fancy ever formed the vii
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io..on o,,r ,,b,Io roor,o have Ie,rrs1 how LARGO
al hon, orao. ,bo r,,Ilis and in the r,,nre
,I,.;. oo,h;,i,n. will ~, bo hor,1cI nv ,own-
sI;n or county lines Their marootcs have
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
Majority in West Virginia.

The returns Of the late election have not all
been received at the State House yet, bnt the
returns, official and unofficial, show that Judge
Haymoud's majority will reach nearly 5000
and the remainder OF the State ticket will be
in the same neighborhOod.
From every quarter Of the State we are re-
cejving the most encouraging reports of the
Democratic party in view Of the election on
the 7th From the tenor Of these reports we
have no hesitation in predicting that the ma
iority for T'ilden aud Hendricks will be fully
10000. All three Of our candidates for Con-
gress will be elected by large majorities.-
Hheeling Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
100 Acres. 8 Rools. 7sq. Perch
NOTICE

i WOULD respectfully ask those Hh' thf
! themselves indebted 10 ne. o. c0m~ az t..'
at once, as / need money u meet jI.i 1,I
upon me. ID. >. hI' '''-.'
Nov. ! 1876.
/ AP Rugs and Horse Blanket. \ ha- i.a. 40
4 the above good. ......,.,,.,c ~,
CtAUsAGE CUTTERS ard Filiers, stew la.'
y shovel and longs Sad Irons, DOG i'.f
Butcher Knives, Tor Eaie b. ,co
JAS. LAW. HOCFF lO'
TODDER Yarn aud Hampers; atrsdueed r'i.''
for sale By ,,,.,.-r.,co
TAGLE Bill Corn Huskers, for sale by IN
Il, JAS. LAW. H00FF q CO.
TIyHE Cheapest and best Powder and Shot 90 '"'
couuty. Try il. For sale b.
IL JAS. LAW. AOOFF 90.
rI,HE largest and cheapcstline Of Cutlery in '-'
a '1''s'' - JAS. Law. HOOFF d. co.
(,OLD and Silver Wire Tor Pictures, Picture
r Cord. Picture Nails, &C.. ior sale bF
~ JAS. LAW. IIOOff O.
Nov {, lS7G.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
Valuable Farm
FOR - ALE.

10y virtue of a decree or he Circui, Court Z
} Jefferson County rendered April D.. Il.r"
tie causes therein p-ndWE. 0f llsi.keIl l" '
Washington ". John W. Hart, &. q. bai
TX. 81 lunt, &c. and Hurts LK. v.. ll..tt ..
The undersigned. o. Special Commissioner '
Court. viii offer % public sI.e. in front ~ g.
Court House ~ Chas.,stpan %, at u s'eact Ar
Saturday, December Cd. 1876,
the very desirable farm belonging % tAe heirs
the late Mrs. Mary d. Hur-t wing 10 J.h.'
County, West virginia, 3 m.l.s y. W, '' 'Ii,
town, on the county road leading from ODE D.
town road t. Browns shop, containing
100 Acres, 3 Foods, 7sq. Perch
The above farm il superior quality % iin''t'1,
Land, well improved with a. y story h9l..
S,bling and Oat-Bailfngs. q iine Cissfh 70. '-
ter and thriving young Orchard.
THE TERMS.
Tho Terms 81 sale a. p-esclted by Oh. D.ci
will be One-third OF the purchase money i1 '4."'
and the balance in ono and two ycars from OBJ u.s..
Of sale, the deferred payments D. Dr. efi4.l',4 y
the Bonds u the purchaser. and secured p.
Of trust upon the property conveyed iie D'-'
y bear interest from the day of .aie.
y. $. WHITE,
WM r. TRAYEKS,
A. Z. KENNEDl.
FRANK BECkWlIH,
Nov. 4. Is7G-4t. Special C0mGis.ia--i'.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
Public Auction,

On the Premises, Tho TRACT OF LANDwa..l g.
ed in said Decd, consisting OF
SEVENTY ACRES.
More or less. or 80 much thercnfa. m1y D.. Do.
sarv, siiultCd 10 Jefferson County, Nr.t llr- '.
and adjoining the Lands of Wauclie.l, N.
Andersou's bci,s aud others, on
Wednesday, DccemberG, 1876,
AtI2 O'coics. w.,
This land !. sui icct 20 prior lien ~ 'rl
SUN due under an attachment 90 s. q. lfrN.
lake IL Co.. the exact amount ot which $50! b .,.
Ted on day of s1.c.
Sslc subj CT 70 the dover right of Nu. I7ta..
TERMS CASH.
WI. H. Wilson,
Nov. 4, l87G-j,. Iln.'.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04
Public Sale.

10y virtue of q Deed of Trust czeca'l hr q.
| .l"hu Il. Lafur. OF Clarke County Virginia.
on the 18th DAY oi November 1873, of -re.-t BOO
the Clerks O,c,. County or Jr,f'r.91 ".t la
GINA. Deed Book A., Page $40. for Oh. ruIn' f
securing the payment uf On obligation o. tI. ih.
tee 70 Lucy Lyme for $500 and Intrrc.ti alf On
indemnify George W. Shirley a, surety DO ili
obligation, the undersigned viii oBr- 600. Sal. q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04

4 word TO the wise. II you are troubled
with a cough or cold, procure bottle Of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrupat once. rs use may save
you from severe Sickness. Your druggist keeps
y Din % nnrta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-11-04

GnAvELr, Bright and Dark Navy Tobaccos
Cigars-Gcuuiue Havana Filler at jc-at Gil
bert's Drug Store, Harpcr's Ferry.
, 1876-11-29

Tho appearance Yesterday Of E11zA PINK.
sroN before tito Louisiana Returning Board
created profound sensation, This negro
woman, with her terrible wounds yet un-
henlcd, md scarcely able 10 etnnd or
Hpenk, told story of atrooity tint
moved her hearers with tho intonsest
horror md Indignation. It was n
revelation such ns tic Northern Democrats
had not dreamed Of or thought possible, and
yet 1t was Enthusiastically true. Gov. pAnMEn,
Of Illinois, and Gen. SNrrH, Of Wisconsin,
heard it ali with batcl breath, but GEoEoE
". Julian, Of Indiana, tho former friend
and champion Of the negro, refused to
liaten. Judge TRuamu1L WIS unfortunately
not present, and many Others among the alien
lookors-on In Now Orlcnns Of bis political
faith found It convenient to DO otherwise cn-
gaged. It was story Of awful barbarity
most unpleasant for Democratic cnrs, since
It explained so vivittly why T11DES has 1000
minority on the face Of the returns In Louis
iana.
, 1876-11-29

Tho Now Orleans correspondent Of the
New York Tribune, In letter to TINT parer
datcti Nov. 1s, comedies TINT tho Democrats
pollcd majority Of nil tho votcB aotunlly
found In the baltot-bo1es Of Louisial,n OIL
tho It'll Of November, which leaves tho ques-
ton to bo determined by the Returning
Bonrd whether thcro was fair and FREQ cleo
tion throughout tho State. In discussing
this question, tho correspondent says:
Onc Of tho most Important questions which Is
suro to ariso during tho discussion of tho Lonts
iana question will be In regard to tho cxact char
meter OF tho Intimidation which will yittnte the
election in parish or voting precinct. A 1sopub-
lfcan Of national reputation, WHO has rrallcd In
Now Orleans stnce tho close of tho War, told mo
tho other day that In ccrtatn portions Of this Static
1t is impossible for white Republican or black
Democrat to live. except la tho large towna. lls
did not say that men who ''wcnt against their
color" In those sections Of Louisiana would Ger.
tanlv be murdered, but he meant that they would
live In such constant fcar, hatcd and aruided BY
those Of thelr own raco with whom they can.e In
daily contact, TINT one Of tHo courses only wonld
be lett for them to pusue-clthcr 10 quilt the
country or yield 10 tho pressure aud 90 with the
tide Of public opinion. This assertion was made
to provo 10 mo tito abaurdlty Of tho Dcmocrauc
claim that negroes had yotad for TlLpEN una
Nichols in tho last election.
The above Is ono form Of intimidation. No
violence may be used, and yot there was m
absolute terrorism which prevented fair
election. There Is still another species Of
intimidation which has cost tho Republican
party thousands Of votes which can hardly
DO reacllod by the Election laws, and which
tho Tribune correspondent describes by tak-
, 1876-11-29

f1rner, at $1.13t for December and $1.14a
for Jauuary. Corn closed 10 higher, Mt 43}c
cnsh and 43l@43lo for December. oats
closed frmer, at 3oao for December and
33c for January. Rye was stendy at f'5lc.
Harley closed a@tc higher, Mt Gs'c for De-
comber and 67c for January. Hogs were
quiet, aud averaged 10 lower than Afonlny.
with most of tho trading ut S5.50@6. 70.
Cattle were fairly active aud stendy, selling
at s2.25@5.25. Sheep woro in domand at
$3.25@i.50 for common to choice. Last
Saturday evening tl,ero was in store In this
city 2, ,s3o,G14 bu wheat, 282,590 bu corn,
24,8oN btu oata, 0O,0co bu rye, md 1,oso, 200
In barley. Ono hundred doltars In gold
would buy $>1os.Gal in grconbaoks at the
nloan
, 1876-11-29

ono Of tue most curious features OF tno
PRESIDENTIAL struggle IN Lonis'ana-a feature
Which Is as nearly humorous ns anything IN
tho political mudale eau oe-la tho sight OF
Republican negroes going TO fecentiy'con"
verled Democrats onco Aoolition'sts' to ex-
rlain TO them why they voted tue Demo-
cratic ticket Dir. hEDF1ELp, tho corre-
spoudent Of tic Cincinnati Co'nnerclat, has
, 1876-11-29

troops, moro or less, ara not too many to
keep Mt the seat If Government Mt n time
when thrcnta Of resistance nro freely made,
nrny in tho national police, mud, ii .llcrc IN MI
outbreak nt Washington ,-ns,y attempt on
the part of The gamblers md oi1lce-ucckers
Of TIM Democratic party, or the ga,nb|crsan
of1lcc-holtlcrs Of tho Republican party, to
terrify Congress, or to prevent peaceful
eol,tsion OF tho lissonsion, every member
Of Congress, whether Republican or Demo-
crat, will 10 grateful for tho presence Of a
sufficient number Of troops to quell tho
disturbance. Tho notion TINT Congress Is
to be ssovarawcl," which means by I'M
plication oyerawing" tho nation, by n regt-
mont Of troops, hoing dismissed NJ too nb-
a,,rl for serious consideration, thon tho
Domocratic sitlo OF the House will scarcely
bo so nsinine NJ to attonipt MI interference
with tho Executive in tho proper discharge
Of Lis functions nnd deprive themselves Of a
protection they mny possibly need.
The fact Is TINT this plan Is morely another
| ,uakoslift to suggest n possible excuse or
! provocation for the resistance to tho declara-
tion of HAYES election in cnao lie receives n
minority of tho Electoral votes. There aro
many evidences that such resistance Ia sc.
rionsly contemplated by some Of the mora
desperate partiBans Of the Democratic pa7ty,
but wo stiil have faith TINT 1t will not infect
the intelligent people who voted for T11pES
without ambition or hopo for m Office, al,tl
without anything more than n now Int
| Btakod on tho result.
, 1876-11-29

Contrary to general expectation, tho cou-
test for tho possession Of The South Carolina
State Government WIS unattended yesterday
by violence or btoodshetl. III Ill probability
nothing but tho presence Of Gen. Ruor, md
his troops prevented a. serious collision bo-
tween the opposing factions. Tho troops
wero there III tho capaoity Of police
force for tho preservation OF or<lor
and tho prevention Of disturbance, a1,tl not
for tie purpose pf tnking giles or Of holping
to put in ono set and keep ont another, and
they succeeded well III doing their duty.
Excitement aud partisan bitterness rule the
Aour at the State Capital, anl Tho develop
ments Of today nro awaited with feyorish
interest. Two Legislatures hayo been Or
ganizcd, md 1t is mob unlikely Tint two Gov
ernors will bo itlaugaratetl,
, 1876-11-29

Suits wcro begun yesterday against large
number Of Chicago listillers who catno to
grief in tho general broak-up OF the Whisky
Hing conspiracy in this city. Tho suits arc
all brought OIL tlistil]or. bonls which were
forfeited over year ago Mt the tine Of tho
seizures, aud tho total nmount involved Is
$G5G,4GU. Among tho defendants to these
civil actious arc numbor of tl'stillers WHO
were known as tho Hquealors, nu Of whom, it
is presumed, will set mp claim for immunity
against civil damages and forfeit1lres,
, 1876-11-29

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