Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-01-30

sang for tho little sufferer It was too late.
Death had marked the child for his OWE aud
sho did not even smile. The little lips arc
cold now and there is n vacant chair in tho
family circle.
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General Augur the Philadelpbia Ereni"y
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President recognizes Packard with an "if'-
that is, he throws tho responsibilities OF the
situstiou on the shoulders of Gen. Augur.
The dispatch to Gen. Augur is one OF the
most shameless documents that has been is
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much as it is cOwardly."
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Louisiana who have so deeply disgraced the
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Two hundred and fifty thousand pounds
of dried apples wero shipped from Broadway
depot, in Rockingham county, Va, last year