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OLP;EcTHDLISmED LlNE taI sluyye,.at
PENN,YLyk.NIIA .rM.AIILH0AD.

Il
AND uN TED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains lrsye New York VIA DesbrOsses anu Cortiandt
Streets Ferries as follows:
Express for Hsrlisourgn, Pittsburgh, the West and
q aud $3.50 L. NJ. sunday ana $50 +. 81,
For Mtamsport Lock Haven. Cory, and Erie, at o 20
A. " and $50 r. Nj. connecting Al CORY for Titus
" peIroltIm Centre, snd the On k,gi6n,;
For Baltimore. Washing on, and The south, Limited
NashinRt N Express" OF Pu Imam ParlOr Cars daily,
except sunday. $3.50 A. Nj arrive Washington 4;I6
Pm, Regul4r 1t $40 A. Nj, 8 andeP.A SUNDAY
Rspres Tor Phiadelgnl,7 1870 $40, $50 A. NJ 1880.
T. 4l0 o. @, T. $50, p. NJ, and ~ night. SUNDAY,
90 $3.50, andeP.M NJ. Immigrant and second class
For centennial Depot at $50. oao 7So $40. $50 A.
aud 300 p. NJ.
For trans e Newark, ElAAbe,b, Railway, Princeton,
Trenton, Perth Amboy, Flemlngton, BeYldere, aud
ohtr points see local schedules NJ an ticket offices
Trains srnye-From Pittsburgh, 655 and 1880 A. N.
and lO:2o + ~ daily lO'i5 A; NJ and $50 r. A. daily.
except MOnd Y. From Washington aud BaltlmOf e.
$50 A. NJ, 4O5, $50. and lO;25 T. VI. SUNDAY 500 \.
From PLllsCephia, $50, 6:20, $3.50, 1O;l6. ll;20
1884 A. NJ, 2;lb, iO5, SIS $40 $50 s44 and lO25
7 sunday, $40, $50, o'66. 1854 A. NJ $3.50 aud
lO;25 r NJ.
Ticket otices 500 and ga Broadway l Aston House.
and foot OF DrsDrosses COrt andt sts.; Court ST.
brookyni ia. ll6 aud lls Hudson st. Hob oxen.
Emlgranl Tleset once, Battery place.
FRANK THOMSON ID. NJ. BOYD. ia.
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
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Musiul xustrum.ms.

HlusinI sustrumims.
A BEAUTIFUL stock Of pianofortes to rent and
IN Tor sale bV installmentA
doLDsMITh's 20 Blesoker e.. near Bowery.
A LADY win sci beautiful rosewood 7oetave
N planotorte for 40 2lo East soth o..
STEINWAY'S, CHICkRRINtYS, Weber,
- waters, and 9th nTst-Ciass and and
square -nd unright pianos and organs remedy low
Pces for cash. 10 let until paid Tor per contract
I1inne and organs % rent IN the country.
HokACH WAfERb Sons, 4Sl Broadway. N Y.
SlZ5 oys.aas os., pssfso Ssacr s
Tniid e.. uear "a sW
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12
P0ETIGAL. p
a LULLABY.


Hush hush! The night draws on,
The sun has long since set;
And the fast-closing flowers
Wl5h heavy dews are wet.
Shut close thine ewes,
Twilight Is darkeuing the skies.
Hush hush! All sounds are still
The birds are gone to rest;
The mother bird keeps warm
Her Young within the nest.
Shu close thine:eYes
For the last.sOngster homeward flies.l
Hush' hush! The moonbeams fail
Upon the summer.Ieas;
The niEht-wiu murmurs soft
Among the dusky..trees.
Shut close eiihine eyes,
For the last streak of daylight dies.
Hush! hush! The:day is done,
LieS1own, my child, ,Eand sleep;
The silver stars above
For thee watch will keep.
Shnt close. thine eyes,
Sweet peace upon thy pillow lies.
Hush! hush! And happy dreams
All through tue silent night,
Fear nothing; slumbcr on
Until toe morning bright.
Shut clos" thine eyes,
For angels sing thv lullAbies.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12
THE SPGTTSWO0D HOTEL,
HARRISONBURG, VA,

'ENHE new notel, THE SPprrswoop. under my
proprietorshiP, is how open and ready to re-
ceive visitors and guesIs. The esrahlishmI Il b
been r-Ited from the cellar the root. aud is In
complete order. Itis emPhaticaIly n house
and it ie determined to make it one of the
very best kept hotels in the State. The propri
et"r has had enlarged experience for Is years
as hotel ana springs proprietor, having kept the
old Columbsn HUteI, aud the new Sputtswnnd
Hotel at RIchm0nd. destroyed by fire in D-cenl-
bcr- lS7n,) aud the Jordan Alum SpriD ga in Roc n
bridge He is quite he lain. here in the
Valley of Virginia. to be able to keo ? a hotol.-
He therefore nvireR the travelling public generally
to call at the SP0ttswOVd and see whether he oes
not we'll un nderstaud tho business Of his Iife
1t lie scarcely necessary to say that the (, he tho
parlors md the chambers will always be found
agreeable.
My Omnibus will always he ready to convey
passengers to and from the Spotts wood.
{. LUCK.
Aug. l5, 1876. Propricto OF SPOTS wood
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12

ANoTHER.-One-h peck of toma,oe,.
two tablespooDfuls each of salt and pepper bs
tablespoonful each Of ground mustard al
spice, cloves; one pint of vinegar The ="
matoes must be cooked until soft and ,u
through a sieve. Then add the other ingro
deDts and cook until it thickeus. then ru' ,.
in bottles and seal.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12

STILL ASOTTER.-To make one,hal, gal
lon One gallon OF skinned tomatoes. twp
tablespoonful Of salt, three tabIe-poon-fu, nj
mustard, one>half tablespoonful OF cloves. opc
tablespoonful of allspice, one single h.nrtn,
OF horseradish, and one quart Of sharp vir.
gar, stew four or five hours then straiu, -
tie and seal closely. The removal ofthe -ecd.
is entirely optional
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12

ANoTAER.--Chop fine a peck Of gr,er
tomatoes, mix in tcacup OF salt, ,e, 'tcu
stand twenty-iour hours then put them 10 :.
colauder with heavy weight on top for All
hour, or until tho brino s all pressed out,
spice to taste with cloves, cinnamon, ailsprce
and pepper, mix in liberal allowance Of white
mustard seed, pack down in jar. aud cover
with hot vinegar in which has been dis-"lved
one teacup of sugar. They will be fit ior u.r
in 4 few DAYS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12
Tin. Sheet lr0n. Roofing, SpOutlns
AND
STOVE HOUSE.

IN Main street, in CharIes:own w. Va where
" will be glad to see all nv old friends and
Customers. am prepared furnish anvth;rg n
10 the TIN AND STOVE line at the very :owe.t
prices. Roofing and SpoutinC done the shortcst
notice and in superior manner Rcpairiu 2 done
AZ once RePairs for Stoves furnished. The verv
best Cook Stoves and Ranges always ON hand sold
cheap. and warrcnted to work we'll. All kinds of
TIS-WARE always hand.
e- Old Iron. BrNss, Copper. Lead, Sheersk.ns
Hides. Beeswax, Bacon, Lard, SOar., TaIIow and
Country Produce generally, taken in exchange for
Tin Work or Stoves. Call a nd me aud you will
never have cause tc regretit
JOSEPH II. .EASTERDAY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12

If Governor Hayes be truthful man, how
is it that prior to his last election for Gov
ernOr. he positively stated that he would not
be candidate, when be had actually already
written letter accepting the nomination,
which he was Informed would be rendered
him
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12
PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER \ co,

NOAH WALKER co,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. Thev will
send on applies ti"u their improved and accurate
RULES FOI; SELF: MEASUREMENT,
and full line Of samples from their i'm stock
OF Cloths. CsAairneres, Coatings. ShirtingA, &c,
order their CIuthing sud Shirta direc: from them,
with the certaiDtS Of resolving Earpenta of
Tie Terry Latest Style
And Most Perfcct Fit
Et+a'nsbLe. Goods ordered will he cent by Express
I" any part Of the coOntry. IA is we'll known
throu houI the Southern States they have for Forty
three Years cECelIed in all departments Of their
business. which is substantial guarantee the
character of the GoOds they a send cut. large
And we'll ass"rted stock "f
READY-MADE CLOTHING
aI~ays 90 hand, together with full Iineof
FURNISHING GOODS
including all TIE latest novelties in design, and
1T POPCLIR I'I9ICE.S
When Goods per EI press c. o D. there
VIII be no COLI ct'on charge on amounts Of $40 and
over. Ru.es for self measurement, Samples Of
G"ode EGd Frice List free on application. The at
truti"n Of the Trade ia invited to our whuIesa ie
DePNrtmrLt, which is ways kept up tothe highest
sta ndard.
NOAH WALKER & CO,
Manutscturers and Dealers in Mems aud goy's
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. either
ready made or made to order.
l65 and lG7 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
June -. 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12

SrcED TOMATOES. Take bushGl of ripe
tomatoes, skin and boil them we'll then add
teAcup of salt, two tablespoonstu of black
pepper. Que Tablespoonful Of cayenne pepper,
an ounce each of ground mace, clover, all
spice, and cinnamon if agreeable to the taste
mix we'll. Put the tomatoes in jars and WHOM
cold, run mutton suet over them, and tie
strong paper over the tops; or better ru'
them in air tight jars of glass.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12

Mr.. Sol. Smith Russell. the comedian, who
is playing with the Berges family. is to be
married this month to a daughter of Mr..
William T. Adams, ('Oliver Optics") of
Boston,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12

Picked TOMATOES -TAko tomatoes be
fore they are thoroughly ripo. Mix in stone
jar an ounce of mustard. half an ounce each
of cloves, al!sPice, pepper aud nutmeg with
halfa jar of good cider vinegar. Lay in the
Tomatoes with dozen peeled onions Of mcnrum
size, cover close. They will be fit for use IN
month The onions may be omitted il not
agreeable to the tasto IIaIfa pound of sugar
added 70 the vinegsr is an imnrnzemnnI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12

- The Beletoute (Pa) Wntchmam, pnb-
lished at cx-Gov. Curtrn's home sny-: Gov
Curtin now sits in his shirt sleeves and slip.
pers, and congratulntes himself thst he was
not nominated for Vice President Of the
United States. More lie will start for In
diana. about the 10Th day of September, and
stump TINT statc fUr ftfcfett md
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12
UPHOLSTI1ESING.

ITNHE undersigned would give notice to the CIT
i izenI of Charles and surrounding coun-
ties. that he will DO all kinds Uph lstcrns suCb
as Repairing old Mattresses and old Soias, new
Springs put in If needed, all kinGs OF other
FURNITURE FIXED up,
At the shortest notce-NFnrk don. lover than .l,c-
where in the county. He be found at III honr,
through the day at the corner OF Main and SamusI
streets, few doors above the CUurt-IIouse will
also Cane chairs T. q. RUST.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12
ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.

Tho Oldest, the Largest. and tho Best Business
College ia the U nreu States:
I OSlSR and PhilliPs' G Great Practical System of
II Actual Business Instruction. which is now
Copyrighted according to Act of Congress, is the
cSurse of study ADOPTED in THE College, hicr
entirey enpersedes the old fOgy method of trying
to learn Book keeping by Copying Printed Text
Prof NJ. Phillips is in charge of our Actual
Business Department, and in daily attendance
Eighty liUstrAted Instruction Paprrs, with Beau.
tifuiiy FiouIished Eagle, sent by mail free of
charge. Address
E. X. LOSIEE, President.
April II, lSI6-6m- Baltimore, Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12
MANUFACTURE or REPATR
SCHOOL BOOKS ANN STnTT0NEpv

SCHOOL BOOKSAND STATIONERY.
HAVE just received from PhiAde lphia a COM
Plete line of a II School Books used in the schooIs
OF our town. which We car sell at low figures
sany other house Aay book on hand csn ne
FURNISHED IN few days. have also a large stock
- Letter Cap FOOlscap. Note. Tinted, and Initial
6aper Elth Envelopes of all sizes aad pes with
SiItes. Pen holders, Peus &c. all at Iow prices
GAi and examine. c. E. BELLER.
nKIESTAL CREAM, the most elegautand del.
- iSAte preparation for the Skin ever invented
aI'o hHgH5 Magnolia Balm aud Sauuders' Face
6Oroet. 10 be had at c. E. BELIEF S.
SE Coaguline for mending China, C Iass, Earth
e4whre. stone Ivory. Wood. Leather, Trim
ESts: L0yS &c. for sa!eby c. E. BELLER.
READ raIS.-Safety from FIRE insured by using
- the Hang up Box Matches 300 In a box for only
nTs cents. Can he had c < BELLER'S.
AHGE Glyeerine BRlls of Soap, only cents,
IL to be had at CE BELLER'S
THE POCKET sTovE.-Tbis stove can readily
be carried by any travelling in an ordi-
nary pocket; for house it is iadispensable.-
Ihe most convenient article of the kind got
Ten up To he had at C. E. .BELLER's.
nURANG's Rheumatic Remedy 10 a sure cure
~ for Rheuma tiGm n all its forms-it is purely
vegetable and is guaranteed to give relief. For
sale by C. E. BELLER.
March 81. 1878.
CENTENNIAL Celery Salt for s"ups. Grayies,
" Meats, &C., for saleby c.E. BELLER.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Trains leaving Staunt-n at 10 p. ". and 10 Il p
VI. run daily Except Sunday stopping at all
regular citations.
TrAirs leaving StAunton at O5 A. NJ. and 10 80
p. VI daily, stopping At all regular stations
between Hunting ton and Alleg bnny. and at Cow
ineton. MiIlboro', Goshen, Wnyn.sboro', Green
wood, MeChum's River, Ivy, Charlottesville, Cor
donsvilIe Junction and Richn"nd.
Sleeping cars run on all night trains, and pArlor
cara on day mail trai ins East of White Sulphur.
AnRIvE srAuSTox ~ FOLLOWS:
Mai! from Richmond daily (eI>sun) 435P NJ
'' " Huntington 'E 1910
Express frcm Richmond daily SIS A. NJ.
- '' Huntington '' 1925 P NJ .
For further Information. rates, &C.. apply to
JOHS x. WOODWARD. 4 gent at StEunton, Va
CONWAY Y. HOWARD,
GenI PAss. and Ticket Agent
W.M s. DUNN, Eng. Sup't
August |. lS16-tf.
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&TRANsIRNT BILLs-oAsH

man. IF you ever entered church in your
lite it was to rob it ~
''My character, trust. is not to be assailed
by the slsnders of one found with stolen prop
erty on him." was the dignifed answer
'This has gone far enough" said the little
man. 'Gentlemen, I'm Tom Hanley, the
detective. hold warrant for this mans ar
rest for murder and robbery. II was he who
picked your pockets, for he is an adept in that
as we'll as othsr crimes saw him ia tho
act. The aecomplice TO whom he passed the
stolen property 1 took aside udobserved, be-
fore he left the boat at the last landing. and
by moral suasion, induced him to disgorge
privately, taking good care he should after
wards have no chance to communicate with
his principal. Two OF my men followed hir,
ashore, and ere now ne is hard aud fast as
this one will soon be-
whiskers, when the familiar face of Tom Han
ley was recognized by at least score Of those
present
At given signal, half dozen stalwart as
sistants, whom We had till now taken As pas
sensers. came forward. aud in trice the des
perate thief and murderer was in custody,
and manaeled. He was taken ashore at the
next landing, and in due time, had justice.
WIFE PoISONER-HE UNCoNsCIoUsLY
SWALLOWS TIE FATAL DRAUGaT DR..
Hooper, dentist, living in the northern part
OF Alamance county, went TO the breakfast "a
BILE prepared to poison his wife, for what reason
We have not learned They we're seated alone
at the table. After pouring out the coffee
Mrs. Hooper was dispatched ont of the room
on some pretext, and in her absence her hus.
band poured into her cup deadly mixture
She returned, and it happened that the doo-
tor himself was called from the room for the
moment. In his absence 6y fell into his
cup, and Mrs. Hooper, wife like. exchanged
cups. The doctor returned and drank tho
coffee almost Mt one swallow He at once de-
tected the singular taste of tho beverage, and
asked his wife if she had exchanged cups.
She replied that she had, giving the reason
for it, when he exclaimed: Then l am q
dead man ~ and in a few minutes was
corpse Charleston Is c. Ne,cs. Courier.
- The Utica IN " Observer says LESS
thao two years ago Samuel j. Tilden wa
elected Governor Of New York IL was tho
year after the panic The people felt poor
and they demanded reduction in the ex-
penses of the government Tho taxes for
1874 were SIG. 900, 900. The taxes for 1876
are SIS, 100000 There is no humbug. no
false prctCRscs about that. II is one Of those
solid, substantial facts which touch the pocket,
and Influence the Judgment of every citizen
of every community in the State, for every
man is taxpayer"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12

Picked CAULPLowER.-Br Break "G IT,
flowers, put layer of them in jar suo
sprinkle salt pIentifully over them then an
other layer of the csuIiHowers then ssh sr1
SO on. Let them remain tWenty-four hun.
then wash of the salt snd drain dry. ..eL
them in jar and pour spiced vinegar toslrg
hot, over them. In four or five days hest II,
vinegar again and pour boiling hot over a.. ~
TOMATO CATsUP.-One bush"l o' re,.,
mstoes, wash thoroughly. then b,I MT - 3,
Squeeze through a sieve add one qp,r. ..
vinegar, half pint Of salt. one ouncr Glove.
one OF aIIspice, half an ounce OF csyeupr uct,
per. two ounces Of mustard reed, boil tue
whole three hour..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12

SWEET PIcKLED CUcUMBEEs Pr .,a
Gu; 10 quarters. ripe cucuwbers Rem"v. he
seeds; then to one quart Of vinegar rur 'tr,s
pounds OF sugar. and spices TO suit the 'ss,e
Scaid the vinegar and spices together, Jack
the cucumbers in jsr and pour the vinegar
over them boiling hot.
Picked ONIOHs-Boil small onions after
they are peeled until they arc half cooksd in
sslted water then. while hot. drop them into
j'rs OF bottles Of spiced vinegar.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12
FURNITURE FIXED Up
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,
And EopairinS

TNHos. U sPlNKS would give no-hA
L tiee hat he has recently Temov ed sEzTM
bis Boot and Shoe Shop to HE resi-. SsshasSsSes7
denee on Main street. three doors below West st.,
where be il prepared to
MANUFACTURE OR REPAIR
Boots Shoes' Caters, Slippers, &c, at short no.
1ise and upon reasonable terms Every eiTort n III
be made to give satisfaction to CUSTOMERS and the
patronage Of the public ia respectfully solicited.
March p, 1876.
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spirit Of yttfersm,
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ~. 1916.

Charlestcwn. jefferson COunty, West Va.
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;ol.J @ Q.A.Nadephousch.l [Dr. w s. .mcChesney.
TO THE PUBLIC.
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COAL AND WOOD YARD.

OPPOSITION THE LIFE OF TRADE.
ClGARS our own manufacture ret,iIed at
~ wholesale prices. No. Cigars for cents !;
September 2, 1873. JB HAISES
TRY HAISEs' Five Cent Havana CigIrs-
L Brands: Our Pride, and Little Beauties
October - 1874
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-09-12

RACoS and Lard Wanted, for which the highest
- price will be given.
Feb. p. leI6. D.s.BUGHEs.
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BALT1MoRE CARDS.
k(lI357
Grand, square and UpIight
a N O ~

HAVE received the highest encomiums wherever
they have been introduced.
Made Of the rery best materials throughout,
they are nevertheless offered at prices that will
compare fsvorably with those oGany first man
uf"ctory on this continent The 6est is always the
ehtaps't; and hence purchAsere of STIEFF Pianos
will find satisfactory equivalent for their money.
The lasting qn4lity'of their instruments is fully
attested by the many Education al and other Insti-
tutions, in the Southern States especially, ~here
over 400 ars in daily and by the unanimous
verdict OF the beat performers of this and other
countries Terms favorable as is con sstent with
the times, and every instrument fully warranted
for fre years.
We are also Sole Agents for the Southern State.
of the
"MATCIILESS BURBETT ORGANS.Y
which spesk for themselves. full supply OF every
style constantly in store and sold the most rem
son a bl4 terms.
Fifty Second hand Pianos always on hand n.
prices rspRing from SIS to $500.
For illustrated Catalogue. address.
CHAS. NJ. STIEFF.
No North Liberty Street,
February 1876 RaItiInore Md
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action touched Macleod to the mick "a 49,
Christian men," he said, came To Aho,,oa,,
and were brought within the sacred walla ot nm.
OF the churches there. do not know wbc,hor
thev preached 4 sermon or not do not kno,,,
whether they stood In pulpit fifteen feet higb
or on platform seven feet high but know
that they address ed people upon the unspeaka-
bic riches Of Christ. and that as Christian
men they spoke from their hearts to thou
sands" Again, in the so-called Sabbath con-
troversy-a series OF public dem onstrations
against the running Of Sunday trains
Dir. Macleod took up a corresponding po-
sition. lie declared that the authority
Of the Jewish sabbath was an insufficient, I'M
scriptural, and therefore perilous basis on which
to rest the observance Of the Lords Day, and
that in proportion to the strict enforcement Of
Sabbatsrianism, there would. IN his opinion, be
multiplied those practical Inconsistencies. dis
honesties, and Pharisaic sophistries, which prove
IN all ages supremcy detrimental to morality
and religion. The outburst of popular feeling
against these views was amazing, but he never
retracted a syllable. And finally we may men,
ton that the magazine" Good Words (which.
in his hands, attained an enormous circulation
was conducted on the avowed principle of fur
nishing the young people Of Scotland with some
thing besides tho Bible and Catechsm for Sun
day reading.
The storms which man Of such Independence
evoked supply the measure Of his usefulness
and his necessity DR. Macleod rode out them
all, and the last year Of his life were the most
busy and honored. In 1869 he was made Moder-
ator OF the General Assembly Of the Kirk, and
he died in the possession Of the highest dignl.
ties which Presbyterian minister can wear.
At that time Dean Stanley said Of him: " liz
was the chief ecclesiastic Of the Church. No
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Grants and Chambers Conspiracy.

II Is perhaps worthy OF notice that while
Dos CAMERON pretends TO account for the
employment of the whole army. and to
excuse the use of troops in the South, upon
the convenient but false plea that grave
and well founded apprehensions existed in
the minds OF the people of all sections Of the
country that disturbance might arise in
The Southern States during the excite
ment of ,ho io "a election" he does not say
a word. or suggest an III
gard to the force of artillery anu o'".'
troops recently concentrated ut
iugton.
The greater portion OF this force at the
capital was brought from distant posts in
the far West at large cost and entirely
disconnected with the regular routine of
duty. Some special object was to be served
by this movement and If events march as
they have done for the last ten days, the
country will soon know what IS the inspir-
ing motive Of this military demonstrat on,
under the shadow of the Capitol where
Congress is supposed to be celebrating
IRE, ly ana without even a suspicion of in-
tlmidation