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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27
THE DECISION IN THE OREGON
CASE.

The presidential question was virtually SET
tied on Friday, by the disposition of the Ore
gan case. The electoral commission first dc.
cided unanimously that the certificate OF
Cronin, the Democrat named by the Cover.
nor rs an elector from Oregon, and his two
appointees to the electoral college, did net
contain the constitutional votes of that State.
They then considered the other certificate
embracing the names and votes of the three
Republican electors, Cartwright, Odell, and
Watts, aud after an Intellectual effort by Dem
ocrats to amend, q resolution was adopted de-
elariug in their favor as casting the true vote
of Oregon, on the ground, as regards Watts,
shat his resignation OF the postmsstership
qualified him to fill the vacancy in the cleo
torsl college which be himself had previously
caused by reason of his holding federal
otics when voted for by the people. The
vote throughout stood s to {, as in The pre-
vious cases.
As the Baltimore Sun remarks: Thus
virtually ends. we presume, the work of the
commission, for it will scarcely be practices
Bile, or at least worth while, to raise objec
fions. in the convention of both Houses to
the electoral votes of the States which yet
remain to be counted-South Carolina, how
ever, being the only one that could go to the
commission by reason of two sets of certif-
Gates being returned. From the moment the
Re publican majority on the commission de-
ternined not to GO behind the returns in the
general aud broad sense which shut out OPP
portunity for showing fraud, it was forc>
gone conclusion as to what the result of its
labora would be. When the mass of impor>
tsut evidence which had been taken, at so
much labor and expense, was excluded, the
Democratic contestants had no case, and both
houses nigh. just as we'll have gone on count
ing the votes as to have submitted the points
in controversy to a tribunal which at once de-
clared that it was not competent for il to do
the very thing it was created to do. What
the commission has affirmed is this: IF the
law relating to the questions at issue worked
fragrant injustice it was. nevertheless, the law,
and must govern the decision of the commits
sion in the case before it, and if frauds were
perpetrated, no matter how gross and palpa-
bic they might be, there was no power lodged
anywhere in the government to correct them,
or to shwart or punish the perpetrators. Such
gic is the logic of political partizaus and a
decision based on such grounds cannot be sat-
isfsc,ory to the people-though, OF course,
ill hiIa tho rasuif
iii they themselves can correct i. through the
agency or recurring elections. so demons,ra-
ting the majority of their power and sense of
justice as to vindicate the right and repel
all assault, that have been made upon their
which gives confidence in the preservation of
our representative system.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27
PUBLIC SAL E s .
PUBLIC SALE.

II oDASAO eOAA-A<A|
HAyING rented my farm, viii proceed to
h sell. at Public Auction, on
THURSDAY, the 15M day Of MARCH,
1877, ut my residence, the following property:
One Fine Brood Hare,
with tosl;
Two fine Gray Horses.
Two Winchester W agons. Cart, fnsW,)
One Wheat DrlIl, (Ksilel).
ONE WOOD REAPER (FIRsT-RATE,)
One Mccormick Mower,
One Horse. Rake: Large Rolsr, tnew.,
One new Hmse-Powsr, Water Car.
One Corn Shelter,
ons Largo cuttins-Box-hand or horse
power,
Sst Double Harness. (rsry neat3
Wagon and PIrv Gears and Housans,
Log and Fifth Chains.
Eunfish, Liyin gston and Sut,soi! PloTs,
Double aud Single Shovel Plows,
HErrows. and several sets OF Harrow Teeth,
ARC. GET CT BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
good % new:
Lot of Carpenters Tools,
Two Grind StnIes,
ope very tine Tuning Lathe.
WhoeEBarrow, (ne|')
LarEe lot of
TINOTEY cay.
Also HUNGARIAN HAY, in Barn,
Large lot of Old Iron, very useful;
No. 1-CHt Saw =. do. not SO Keod,
Lot of AuRurs from To % inches.
RakeE, Forks aud Cradles,
Clover aud Timothy SOwer.
Lot of German Bullet Seed.
TERMs OF SALE Sums of Ten Dollars and
under Cash; above Ten Oollars. Eotiabl note,
well endorsed. payable Eight Months after d&te.
with inferest. at the First National B7ak of JEFF
feraon ut Charlestown. n Va, Bank of
CharIestown-exetpt the Bay. which will be
sold on Sixty Days, with negotiable note, IS
aforesaid
s. HOWELL BROWN.
GEO. Fl. TATE, Trustee.
February 20, 1877.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27

SANFoRD's Vegetable Liver Pills relieve
Headache. cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Pains
in the Back, all Liver Complaints For sale
at Gilberts Drug Store, Harpers Ferry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27

The New York World chronicles important
events in this way:
This is the sort of people who make Pros.
idents in the year of disgrace 1871:
j. Madison Wells, Zach. Chandler,
kenner, Rumseller, W. NJ, do.
3; Cameron & Son, jobbers, W. p. Kellogg,
Marcus Stearns, O.P. Morton.
u. Is. Chamberlain, Eliza Pinkstop.
And this II the sort OF President they make
7. b. hayes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27

- The Richmond Wig says: 1--WE are
graf fled to learn that tire bill to tax the cons
sumption of spirits in Virginia is as popular
with the General Assembly it is with the
people, aud that it will probably pass buth
branches almost unanmnuslv."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27

LAMPS. The best selection of Lamps in
Charlestown. also full Stock of Chimneys
Burners and 'Wicks for sale by S. s. Dalgaru
opposte Carter House
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27

FINE Pocket Cutlery, Roz"rs, Scissors
Cartridges, Fishing Tackle, Violin aud Guitar
Strings. sll at low prices at Glbert's Drug
Stare. Harper's Ferry
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27

SCHOOL aud Blank Books, Box Papere
Chalk Crsyons and all kinds of writing ma
teriatat GiIbert's Drug Store. Harpers Ferry
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27

USE Sanford's White Pine Bslssm for
Coughs, Incipient CONSUMPTION, and all dis
eases Of the Throat md Lungs. Il never
fails. Price 25c For sale st Gilber,s Drug
Store, Harper's Ferry
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27

CoAnsE and foe Salt, Pepper, &C., for
sale BY 8. S. Dalgars.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27
REAL ESTATE.
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Property
SHEPHERDST0W:E.

SH HEICDSIOW ~.
DY virtue of an order of the County Court Of
Sirected by the said Court, cfieT ut Public Sale,
IN ShepherdstOwn.
Saturday, the 10th of March, 1877,
at O'Clock. p NJ. that vALUABLEPRoPERTT
in sbephcrdstown. known as the
JAIL PROPERTY,
The Lot contains one acre of Land. situated on
ing ON SAID street 2O6 feet. and running back 2oS
feet, being perfectly square. and bounded on the
Eastern end by King street, being Corner Lot.
Ihe situation is \ very healthy one. and the Lot
very fertile. and can be divided into two Lots,
each having from los to SO feet front on High
OF King street the improvements consist OF q
TWO STORY
Brick Dwelling-Eouse,
eight rooms. with slate roof. and wOuld mako
very desirable private residence Adjoining the
DUsihng-House 10 4 massive
STONE BUILDING.
recently used for jail, divided into 0 Dumssr
Iron Doors. aud covered with substantial Slate
Roof, aud enclosed by high Stone Wall. In the
prison yard there Is large CIsteih tie spout
ing around the Jail feeds the CIsteIn. There are
other necessary out-BuildIngs on the Lot the
entire Lot being surrounded by n strong stone
Wall, the Stone lard in mortar, and altogether -
a very desirable property, having been but re-
Gently built. and " ill be sold together or sepa-
rately, as may be deemed most Advisable. A fur
ther description is deemed unnecessary. as per
sons DESTROYS of purchasing are invited to view
the premises before the day of sale.
TERMS One-fourth Cash, the balance In
three equal annual paymepts, with interest on
the deferred payments from day of sale. all the
interest to be- paid annually. tne deferred pay
nlents TO be secured by the bonds of the pnrshas-
e., purchasers, and further secured by deed
of trust on the premises Possession to be giyea
ROBERT w. BAYLOR.
President of tina COUNTY Court,
Jeffersoa County, W vs..
II not sold on the day of sale. it will thea b
offered TO rent to the highest bidder, for ore year
from the fret day of ApriI. 1871. II. w. =.
January 9, lS17-ts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27

DEATH OF JUDGE RRocKENBRoUGH.-
Hon. john W. Brock IN brough, for many
years and up to the commencement of the
war Judge Of the United States District Court
for the western district Of Virginia. died Mt
Lexington, Va, few days since. Soon
alter the war he WAS selected TO fill the chair
of law and rhetoric in Washington and Lee
University. where he remained until forced
to retire a few years since on account of his
health.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27

The Elrcult court OF Washington county,
Md, has decided The following cases:
J s. Melvin Us. Vim NJ Snyder; attach
ment judgment of non pros.
Ssme rs Same. Judgment of non pros
Same rs Fourose Irwin and i. Irwin, his
wife garni-hee. Of VIM. NJ. Snyder attach
meut. Judgment u non pros.
Tue Celebrated Pfeffer Rye Whisky is
endorsed by the analysis of Prof. W. + A.
Akin, of the University of Maryland. II
excels in purity and favor. Gilbert Bros,
Harper's Ferry, Agents for Jefferson County
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27

DEMOREsTs MUHTnLY.-The March mum
Der OF Demorest's is excellent in every par
ticular. Its contents embrace an exquisite
Chrome Flower Pioce, beautiful steel plate
engraving of Miriam the Prophecies, aud
a number of other beautiful illustrations,
besides its elegantly gotten up and attractive
fashion plates. fashion comments, and variety
of miscellaneous literary matter. Published
by W. Jennings Demorest. II East 18th ST.,
New York, at So per snnum.
ONE cent only for good cigar. 16 varieties
of good Chewing Tobacco, including Grave
ly and Navy. Several varieties of Smoking
Tobsceo, also the best cigars for five cents,
in Charlestown. For sale by S. S. Dslgsrn,
opposite Carter House.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27
TO LAND SELLERS.

4 GENTLEMAN wishes to purchase a tract of
n 900 acres of Land in jefferson county, w
Va Lnudnun Fauquier county. in Vir-
giniA- Parties owning having control of the
sale of such realty. will please communicate with
the SPIRIT OFFICE.
Eshrusry 81 ls77-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-27

NY yirtue of an order of the County Court Of
II JefisI ION County. West Virginia, will, -
directed by the said Court. ctfeT At Public Sale,
IN SLepheTdstOwn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-26
NUMBER "a.

The boys said for me ter tell yer they
was all drettul sorry iur yer. We buried
him jist whar we found him. He'd ben
dead nigh on to q couple OF weeks reck-
on. Don't yer look so, lady. Poor Jim !
he warn't never happy. even when he
was drunk. He's better off up thar
We flung a few stones together to mark
the place, and I'll guide you and Mrs.
Sharpe there any time
Then lowering bis voice to g whisper,
he added tenderly, "Aud tux the ring
often his finger. He couldn't fight fur it
now; an thought as mebby you'd like
it."
lie took it from the corner OF his hand
kerchief; she held up her finger for it,
and he slipped it on. Then he saw that
the letters spelled Faith" "Thet
Punks !" he thought TO himself contempt
uously.
She looked up into his face with stony
smIle-no tears now.
"'rhank you" she said.
-Four weeks alterward the Doctor lifted
Marian into the stage. She was strong
enough for her journey now, she said.
Two days before she had visited the lone
ly cairn. 1t was tiresome horseback
ride too. She seemed to be getting well
very fast. The Doctor told her so.
People never die when they wish to-
she answered sadly.
Circus Jack came to the stage door to
bid her "GOod-by."
What can | do for you to thank you ?"
she asked earnestly.
Jack hesitsted.
"Ef you wouldn't mind, ma'am." he
said, I'D like to-kiss your hand. I've
got dear old mother home-cf you
wouldn't mindm
Without blush or change of coun-
tenance she put her arm around his neck
and kissed his lips.
"Good-by, dear old fellow" she said.
Then ScottY cracked his whip, the
crowd on the piazza raised their hats
even the poor chagrined doc Ga sub
dued cheer was given, and the numbering
stage disappeared in a cloud of dust, the
nodding Mariposas on the hillside looking
curiously at i. as it went by.-GalaIy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-26
StltttrO Storp,
THE YOSEMITE HERMIT.

The shadows were lying tolerably
long on the green hillsjdes when the
numbering yellow stage. somewhat
worse for wear. drawn by four lean,
dusty horses. also somewhat the worse
Tor wear. drew up with a grand flourish
in front of the Grand Hotel, Mariposa.
The loungers rushed out of The bar
room as soon as the wheels were heard
and stood grouped about the broad piaz-
"a exchanging jokes with the driver
who was known as Scotty, and asking
the news from Horni;os and other way
places.
Meanwhile the doctor, stout, ruc-
dy comp!exioned man. whose appear
ance spoke well for his profession
descended from his seat on the box, and,
opening the stage door with an air OF
pride and satisfaction. he assisted the
one lady passenger 10 alight with a
grace which would have done credit TO
Chesterfield. The loungers on the piaz-
Il started and drew back. All ceased
their gibes while Sco.ty, aud two or
three removed their hats. she was not
only a woman, but very pretty woman
she was even beautiful.
She thanked the Doctor with a very
pretty grace. and turned her clear, hazel
eyes upon the sdmiring group. scanning
each face eagerly and wiSttully. The
Doctor said ALLOW me-" and was about
TO escort her into the small den at one
side kcown as the Ladies' parlor, but
she swept past him aud walked straight
into the bar-room. the Doctor. the Loaf
ers, and Scotty crowded in sfer her and
regarding her movements with an undis-
guised admiration, and reverential Curl
osity as though she had been visitant
from another sphere.
The proprietor Of the "Grand" WAS a
podgY man, with an aggressively bald
head and scaley eyes like an alligalor's-
though for that matter l may be libel
inc the alligator. His name was Sharpe,
commonly corrupted into "Cutey" by
some mysterious process.
lie was pouring whiskey from bottle
into a glass. preparatory to serving HIM
self. when the new conner walked-she
walked like su angel-straight mp to him
and said, "ls this The landlord ?"
Cutey was 50 astonished By the appari-
ton that be dropped the glass-he called
II a glass; it was in reality stone china
cup about half an inch thick-and wasted
the whiskey; it was only by the greatest
presence of mind that he succeeded in
saving the bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-26
The Romance of The Carpet.

BsSEing IN peace in the warm spring sun
south lin smiled upon Burling gton.
The breath of May and the day was fair,
And the bright notes danced in the bslmy air.
Aud the sunlight CLEANED where the restless
breeze
Kissed the fragrant blossoms on the apple trees
His bcarl,css cheek with a smile was spanncd
A. he stood with a carriage-whip m his hand.
Aad he laughed AS he deayl his bOb.tail coat,
Aud the echoing folds OF the carpet smote.
Aud she smiled as She leaned On her busy mop,
And sand she would tell him when to stop.
80 he pounded away tin the dinner bell
Gave him a litte breathing spell.
But he sighed when the kitchen clock struck one
AMI she said The carpet wasn't done.
Bat ne lovingly put in his biggest licks,
And pounded like mad until the clock struck six
Aud she sand in a dubious kind OF way,
That she guessed he could finish it mp next day
Then all that day, and the next day, too
The fuzl from the dirtless carpet new,
Aud shed give it a look at eyentde,
And say, 'Now beat on the other side"
And the new days came as the Oil days went
And Tie landlord came Tor his regular rent.
And The ueishbors laughed az the tireless broom
And his face was Swallowed with clouds of gloom
TIL. at last. one ,heerles- winter day,
lie kicked a. the carpet, ana s,;t away,
over ;be fca,e and down ,he street,
: eeding away wi.h Footsteps lcct.
And never again the morning ,uu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-26
GbtOtfor0 democrat
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY,
Terans---S2.oo per X-ea,,
q F.O. II. WATKINS,
Editor and Proprietor.

lrUal strictly n advance q deduction of G(t cts.
vii bc made. 10 paN within SIX months, a
deduction OF twenty-five cents Will be
in1lc. ID not paid I'm the end OF the
year two dollars Mn De- charged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-26
qottrp.
The Wdr Of the Roses.

III l.. I. DUKE, JR
In Cclia'S check the rel rose AMI the white,
% fairly mmgc. We must deem it best,
That blood should conquer in tho equal fight,
Aud a. they niue r. put sll strife 40 rest;
Tor bushes as they como seem half ashamed,
And paleness steals Groia meath the rdieut glow,
nll, ike CARNATIONS IN the drilled SNOW,
Which d, tho brightest none eau ever know.
Al had she lived i've hundred years ago,
sweet truce had ne'er been broken, treason
blamed,
Nor NOIS, nor Lancaster had struck blow,
But both in homage bowed, both been content,
Upon so fair queen, 60 sec their colors blcnt.
--ScribRer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-26

There is such feeling against Sunday
concerts in Detroit, Mich, that hereafter
none are to be given.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-26

"Ma-a-a'm ?" he stammered, clutchiug
at his bald head TO sec il there was hat
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-26

Evan Jones followed his namesake into
the breakfast-psrlor, where Mrs. Jones.
who had heard his humble confession and
apology, gave him kindly greeting. aud
he was soon seated before a snowy table
cloth, and. AS well as bis headache would
let him, enjoying plenteous repast. Dur
ing the meal his enterta liners quietly drew
him out. and were speedily behind the
scenes rs to his daily life and his hard
struggles to keep the wolf from the door;
and when he finally took his leave a we'll
filled basket was waiting for him in the
hall to take home as present to the chill
dren. Nor was this by any means the last
which found its way to the same quarter,
sent by the same friendly hands. And
am sorry to say that of all days, that was
held in the highest veneration by the little
Joneses is ''the day when papa got SO
dreadfully tipsy at the Welsh dinner
| feel that there must be a moral to this
story somewhere, but | can't quite see
where IL lies. You can't call it exactly
temperance story, because. you observe.
Evan Jones got a good nights lodging and
made couple OF kind friends by getting
drunk-which is not poetical justice by any
means. After much anxious considerat ion,
the only safe moral ! can see is, that a
married lady should never order any gen
tleman, however tpsy. to be put into her
own bed without making quite sure, in the
first place, that he is the gentleman who
rightully belongs to her.-L0Hd0n Society.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-26

Return quickly, them said the colo mel.
Il shall be miserable while you are
gone
The young man offered his arm TO the
lady. and they lett the ballroom: but in
stead of going to the dning-roorl she led
him staight to her chamer, aud then, lock
ing the door. said anxiously:
For heavens sake. Charles, what is the
meaning of this?'
The young man did not answer verbally, :,
but catching her to his breast, kissed her
passionately, and, to be frank, the young
widow did not resist him.
1t means he said at last, IN reply to
her repeated questions. that we want
arms, and have come for Them
What else they said matters not now :;
but before they separated. Mrs. Garden
seemed very well satisfied with the young
mans explanation. They then repaired
to the supper room, where Col. watson
was impatiently awaiting her.
At midnight the lieutenant called at
headquarters. and, faithful to his promise.
Col. Watson was there. The necessary
orders for the delivery OF the arms and
ammunition and wagons to Lieut. Thorn.
as Wilson, of the Loyal Legion, were
made oIt, and the colonel also placed IN
the young mans hand a sealed letter OF in
structons to Major Gainey The rest of
TIE night was spent in procuring the de-
sired articles. and at sunrise the next
morning Lieut.. Wilson, with his wagons
and their contents, escorted by guard of
flfly men. set out for the high hills of san.
tee, where the Tory majors headquarters
were located.
The wagons and their escort made good
time, and by sunset were forty miles from
charleston. The sun was scarce half an
hour high when Lieutenant Wilson order
dered halt for the purpose of camping
for the night. The mounted men iasten-
ed their horses 10 the trees and remOvi ng
their saddles, prepared to cook their ev-
eHing meal; the teams were unhitchcd
from the wagons and the command busted
Themselves in preparations for comtorta.
bic night. Every one was busy. and no
one noticed that Willie the arrangements
were in progress. Lieutenant Wilson had
drawn off from the party and disappeared
In the woods that bordered the road. sud
denly there was cracking in the brush
wood, which caused the British troopers
10 spring to their feet in alarm As they
did 80 voice which sounded not unlike
that Of the young lieutenant, shouted loud
ly.
Surrender, or you are all dead men"
General Marion secured his prisoners
toge,lfer with the arms, ammunition, wag-
ons aad horses, aud set out. after rest
OF a few hours. for Snow Island. Al the
request OF the bogus Lieutenant Wilson.
he sent back one OF the red coats to Char
lesion with note 10 Colonel Watson, in-
forming him OF the trick that had been
played on hun by the young officer, who
50 far from being 4 lieutenant in the Tory
legion. was none other than the famous
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-04-26

NV darling wife. what ON earth is the
matterT
oh. owen | am So thankful said the
little wife a. soon as her sobs would let her
speak. i am 50 thankful, But, then who
i the man in our bed?'
The man in our bed said Mr.. Jones.
What 10 you meanf
90 owen. dear. you can't tell what I've
gone through. A cab came half an hour
ago aud brought you home from the din
ner at least the cabman said II was YOU,
very tip>y and fast asleep. and he had your
card and SO | told him to put you-l mean
10 say HMM Que room, and there he is
now
The devil he ~" said Mr.. Jones. 4
must have look at this double Of mine
and Selling a candle he strobe upstairs. -
Presently he again entered the room.
Il think see how the mistake happen
ed. said he. This fellow upstairs was at
the dinner to night. and had had more
than was good for him at an early period
of the evening. He was rather rude to
me; but il was no use to be angry with
man 10 such a condition; so Imerely hand
ed him my card and told him when he re-
tnrhed % bis senses he might coMe aud
apologize. though can't say had much
expectation that he would. What became
ct him aflerward | can't say. | smoked a
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