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DEBNInREs NOUvELLEs

In Orient, on s'attend d Ia chute
de Kara ct a lfnvestissement pro.
chain d'Erzeroum par les Russes.
La Roumanie eat sur le point dc
lancer u declaration di0d6pen.
dance, ct par cons6quent de faire
cause commune avec la Russie.
D'autre part, 10 Tnrquie peut d
pen prAs compter sur l'Angieterre,
Oh les resolutions de Gladstone
cont encore discut4es aux Com
mppes, oh des iug6pisurs militaires
cherohentl tl'emplacementd d'uncamp
retranCh6 4 l'emhouohnre du canal
do Soes, ct oa snan On d6signe
d3ja le lieutenant general John
hintoa Sim0as CONNIE GENERAL en-
chef de larm6e, en- cas- de guerre.
Aux Ecats Unis, 10 president
Hayes It lea secretaries Evarts,
Sherman, Devens ct McCrsry sont
nartis ie 3 De Washington ponr
Philadelphia, Oh ils ont assist6 d
,pouvsstlEs. de- lExposition per.
manente.--n est qnestion lln pro.
1esaeur et poets James Russell
Lowell, poar ID mission d. vienne
Le q est d6c6d6, . PAge de Il
ana le connodore Benjamin J.
u .. Ut mort i 81, Louis ie ca.
,pitains Bart Able, qui await pos
s6de et eOmmAA(l6 plusieurs. b.
tsanx sut b Mississippi !, aa- sls
\ Die individus ont ~ tuIs ct
slx bless6A dams une explosion Ides
mines de Wadesville, Pennsylvs-
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= = 4 Noayelle orisaua le sena-
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msut d soatenie b kouvernemeat
de- Nich0lls, don't IL sinC6HA nest
pour lui pobjet 1'Aucun dodte.-
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rExposition permanent e.-Le ICE
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-05-12

sante, le capitaine Louis Ransou
Went d'abandonner le steamer Era
ct de le remplacer par le Robert
Young. 10 tVA2l taoi n9 9l'2n
-Une excellente occasion et
uue chance excgpHouneliol Moulin
q sucre At 7maehineA vaponr Alven-
Dire aux conditions les plus avan,
tageuses. Voir aux aDnOnces. S'a.
dresser soitaM. Lucien Mont3gut,
s0itanx bureaux du Mcsohac66S. =
ai--Le Ne,c Orleans = Tixes paris
ayec 6loges dune mschipe . desI
secher perfectiopnee par M. DIM.
Hollingsworth et don't NM. Kip
& Ruch ontinstall6 IN 6chaHtfllon
sur Ia propriet6 de M. A. Vignesy
. St.Jean- -Baptiste.l I'll II .pgs
-Jeudi, 8 mai est d6o6d6s, asA
3 Bonnet Carre, Nine symphorien
Borne. % r.
Nous lisons dams Ia Republ;qxe,
de St.LOriis: ubIja 3is,f- .sT5 -nios
On dessinateur fisi,cais Men oonuu ! 81
Louis, M. Camille Dry est D pr6parer un
'sGuide illustrs de h Vile De S(Louis" sul
psraitra sous peu de jours. N. Dry hsn
voulu nous offrir rusage de ses dessins pour
les publier dams II R41ubk9sA. ofre 86D6-
reuse que nous avons acceptAo dams lfntAr6t
de nss lecteum. Nous pubiierons dom sous
peu un article fort int4ressant sur rhistoire
de StLouis, avec des iIlustratiCns des pYinJ
cipaux monuments qui font lorguel dols
reine du Mississippi. ''u'I 1T ~ III y
-Ont 6t4 NOMINEES par n sUuvetJ
neur Nicholls, pour Ia pAcoia9s
ST. jean, ,Baptiste yassesseur, 81 NJ,
/. W4bre ct membres du Jury de
police, MN. J..W.e Godbery,
Achille Barre, Emile M6rioq, %.
seph KeBourgeois st john Rsy-
maud. d-.ai0g iiuusr au rllodaiE b. 30
-On lit dams pAbeilel. llilanp
L'Hos. z. Jehn Ellis. rsp,$ p,$esnteqtds lss,
propose da s'oocuppr A WashinGtcag Do -
question dss recfamations dec rSsidents
frsseaia Of aatres en L>ghise4 pssveaapA
des dommages aubis pendant II kuerrs d.
Secession. II desfrs eaana1ors u nednfie
faire hxer 10 chiifis De- StIocatio1S ! fairo
dams % but, ct II nous prie d'inviter les intk,
rcss6s on ieurs avocats B hui communiauer
toutes les infcrmatious d6sirables sur q
point son bureau, rue du Camp, No s..
-L'ex.collecteur de St.Jean.
Baptiste, M. George w. Combs.
6tait an commencement de. Ia &C.
maine au bureau de vAuditeur,
pref a r6gler ses complies avec re.
tat. 'iE0j s'Gfilhor ]. i.aFhseinN
-Jeudi, jour d'actions de
graces, le bfuit du canon SeiiNlsit
ici au'son de porgue, ct u lknts
de 10 poudre aux puages; de- Fen.
cena Tout le monde, on pen sen,
faut, paraissait content. : ''O'n .
IN. Charles Jaufroid, de, rex.
cellente maison qui porte CO nom
estim6 q h Nouvelie. Orleans, doit.
passer b sen,aine prochaln0 b st.
jean Baptiste, poury o6rir ses ~.
vices anx marchapdse dc II pa,
roisse: Il pent compter sur IN bon
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ta4u gdgnatI !H6ivaI lHsllgfg.'A
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May, qui await pour parrain un
anCleh plaHteuF Dc ST. J0AK. BAp.
tiste, a9H vsndn par leenaEsbai
Do Mobile, poar h sppusl Do
.'-s'syN'sgnio > gail5asd saoa mp s1i3
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PA ROIS 8 q 8
sT-oHARLEs

Le hard dinstruction de rEtat
a nosslns, directeurs des ecoles a
st. Charles, NM. Emile Rost,
Leonce Soniat, Leon Sarpy, TT.
Baudouil, AID. Bougere, Peter
Harper, George Essex, H..C.
Nc autch0n ct Pierre d'Arens-
boHg,-cnq d6mocrates ct quatre
republicans. Parmi ces derniers,
lie Herald lesigne McCutcheon ct
d'Arensbolrg CONNIE parfaitement
illettres ct totalement incapables
de remplir q fonction qui leur est
assignee. Rn fait de republicains,
scion lui, le board aurait pu mieux
choisir, ct ,lommer par exemple
des hommes tells que MN. Michael
Hahn, F. B. Earhart ETY. Nor
gans. ri ag f,e' - u
La vente mObili6re de Ia snc.
cession dn forgeron Ambroise
Meur . etc renvoy6e d samedi pro-
chain, 10 mai. -. .pe a.. ers "a
lie gouverneur Nichols a
nomm6 M. TT. Baudonin asses.
seur de Ia paroisse st. Charles.
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NJ. Ellie GAMER, ci.devant de ID
paroisse StIscqaes, est nomm6
nembre do jury de- pslise Do h
pa1r0is'e AsdisprInH02
lie gouverneur Nichols . nom.
me a StJacques: assessor, M.
jules Dorniep; ct membres. .da Jury
dc police, NM. "A. iLivaine Bour.
geeis, Jules Dtuilhet Ulsia Bou.
dreafx, J..B. Ferchaud, ! D6sir6
Leblanc ct F6lici6n Waguespack.'
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Thibodeaux, i'll. lsaudst, DIT. RosSreola,
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nomm6 M. TT. Baudouin asses.
seur de Ia paroisse st. Charles.
sT-JEAN-BAPTIsTB
W iHaNai.alIHf 81 1
Jean de Paris, du Figaro, con.
sacre le passage suivant aux trois
saints de glace du mOis de mai: i
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Europe psrmi les jmdimers ct les cultiva-
tesfrs. le fnois de mai Er6scnterait tous lea
sns une pxrioas d'euvir0 trois jours, pen
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NEST pins basse que pendant le reste do mois.
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leve rien , = singulaiH.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-13
D / e D..

Near DufieId's Depot, in this county. on the
5th instant, Mrs. ELIZABETH SIAPSON-wIfe
of Mr.. Henry L. Simpson. and mother of Mr..
VIM. n Simpson, of this place-in the 7sd year
of her age.
On Tuesday, February 9th, 1877, Mrs. ANN
CATHARINE ROBERTSON, wife of n. s. 3.
Robertson, aud daughter of the late Caleb Wood
ly. of this town-in the 6lst year of her age.
At Mechaniestown, in this county, Friday
morning last, Hr G. w. HOLMES, aged about
Al years.
On the 10th inst, at rinrdale,' Loudoun
county. Va, after brief illness. MARIA w.,
wife Of Aquilla Janney, in the 9th year of her
age.
Suddenly, of dipthsria. on the morning of Fri
day. February ID. MAGGIE, aged years and 8
months, eldest daughter of James and Margaret
Kearney. and the adopted child of Peter and
Mary Pearl.
In Harrisonbnrg, Va, January 81. 1877. after .
brief illness, Mrs. ELLEN REBECCA, wife of
VIM. Tribby, formerly of this place. and daugh-
ter of HenIy Kelley, in the 34th year OF her age.
She leaves one child. Mrs. TrIbby was a most
estlma ole lady, and was beloved by all who
knew her. She connected herself with the Pres
byterinn Church many years ago. and from the
time of her profession of religion to the day of
her death. she lived consistent christian. She
leaves number of warm friends to mourn the
death of one just in the yiEor of life and in tho
midst of her usefulness. hut they mourn not as
those without ope.-Rockinghnm Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-13
THE ELECTORAL CONTEST.

The Electoral Commission, on Wednesday,
gave its decision on the preliminary question
in the Florida case, which had previously
been argued before it. The tenor of this
decision was that no evidence would be re-
ceived or considered by the commission
which was not submitted to the joint COM
mission of the two houses by the president
of the Senate with tho different certificates,
except such as related to tho eligibility of F.
C. Humphreys, one of the Florida electors
The vote upon tho decision stood: Yeas
Messrs. Bradley, Edmunds, Freinghuysen,
Garfield, Hoar, Miller, Morton and Strong
s. Nays-Messrs Abbott, Bayard, Clifford,
Field, Huntou, Payne and Thurman-7.
Tho final decision in the case was reached
on Friday evening, when by a vote, eight to
seven, the same as decided the question of
the admission of testimony strict party
vote in each casc-the commission declared
that the four electoral votes of Florida should
be counted for Hayes and Wheeler, thus REQ
ogniziug the eligibility of Humphreys.
The next States in order after Florida are
Georgia with its eleven votes for TildeD, ILL.,
inois with its twenty-one for Hayes, Indiana
with its fifteen for Tiden, Iowa and Kansas
with sixteen for Hayes, and Kentucky with
twelve for Tildeu. These will all be counted
without opposition, except in the event of
objections on account of the alleged ineligible
elector in Illinois. If this objection is made
tho houses will have to separate and vote
upon the objection. The Senate will refuse
to sustain it, and tho entire vote of Illinois
will be counted.
Then comes in regular order Louisiana,
with its two sets of returns. This case will
be referred to the commission, with all the
papers which accompany the two certificates.
In consequence of the magnitude of this case
the belief is that the commission will be &C.
eupied upon it all this week, if not longer.
The Baltimore Suns Washington CORES,
rondont says: 1.-The Democrats think they
have scme very strong points here, and e1-
pect that it will be difficult for the commits
sion to overrule the arguments of Trumbull
and Carpenter. Much stress is laid upon the
iueIigibility of Levsse, one of tho Hayes
electors, confessed by him to-day to have
existed on the day of the presidential election.
1t is said that the opinions of both Judges
Bradley and Strong in the Florida case are
such as to induce the hope that they will be
found in favor of throwing out the ineligible
electors in Louisiana, if not the entire vote
from that State"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-13
AUDITORS REPORT.

We have before US the biennial report Of
the Auditor OF the State. From it We learn
that the receipts from taxes and levics have
not been sufficient to meet current expendi-
lures, aud that in order to meet a temporary
deficit in the last year, the Governor had
borrowed trcm tho school fund $4,000 and
S24 600 from tho banks, making SO, 900 in
all. The Auditor states cause for: this
deficit the Unprecedented stringsncy in money
matters, which prevents sherifs from making
collections. The delinquent lists returned
by the sherifs are unezampled, and large
number of the sheriffs are in arrcaragcs on
their dues to the State Treasury. lie also
states that the extraordinary expenses of the
Centennial Commission have contributed to
the lack of funds in the treasury. The tax
of five cents on the Sl00 valuation was dis
continued the last year, and hence the reve
MUGS were not so great IS in former years
The permanent school fund, according to the
statement of the Auditor, is annually incress-
ing at the rate of from $40, 900 to $40, 000.
The Auditor recommends that this fund be
applied Immediately to the purposes of ed
uca.ion, instead of being reinvested as is
done under the present system. A contin>
gent fund for the separate use Of all the ex
ccutive Offices is also recommended.
The laws relating to insurance companies
arc discussed very thoroughly, and the neces
sity for more stringent legislation is forcibly
pointed out. Under tho present system by
which these companies make statements OF
their standing to the State authorities, the
law is utterly useless, and is illustrated in
the case of tho late mail City Insurance
Company" When this company was closed
the sheriff found that its assets were not suf-
fcieot to satisfy execution of 5000. Yet
this occurred soon after tho date of the an
pual assessment, when tho officers of the
company stated their property to be worth
$4,000. 1t is further shown by g table
that the officers of ali the domestic conpa>
MES have made statements to tho Auditors
ofico which do not agree with the state
ments of property made to the assessor under
oath, for the same period, and as tho Audi
tor very we'll remarks 'this ought to con-
vince the most charitable that there is some
thing hidden here which ought to DO sub
jected to examination"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-13
III RIED.

February LIST. 1877. in Harper's Ferry, by Rev.
J. NJ. FRIDAY, JAMES w. COOK aud Miss Ellie
NORA l.. MOBBERLI.
On Wednesday. January 18th. 1877. at the res
idsnce of Adam A. Cordell, near raylortown, by
aud Miss MARTHA A. CORDEI1L, both of Lou
douu county.
On the Esd of January 1877, in Aldie. Londoun
F. BROWN to Miss SARAH II. HIBBS, all of
Loudoun.
On the evening of January 24tb, at tho res
idence of the bride, bv the Rev. A. J. Gill; Mr.
f. R. HENSON to Miss ADA F. LAIsE, only
daughter of c. F. Laise, Esq, OIL of Bunker Hill.
In Winchester. the Sd of January. 1877. by
the Rev. Samuel Rogers. LEWIS E hartford
10 Miss ALVIRA CLARKE, both of that place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-13
FOR RENT.

TEIHE mair-front portion of the large Brick
House on Liberty street, Charlestown, w.
Va, in whlch / reside, said House being con-
venient to Railroad Depot, Courthouse, Market
House. Churches and all places of business: The
said front portion will furnish two large Rooms
with Hall and Stairway on first floor, and tW"
between at the head of the stairway-also q
basement kitchen with inside stairway from me ne
same from the ward. Tie renter would also be
entitled to use Of Cistern, Wood House aud Out
House for servants ; all near to and of easy &C
cnss by the back door OF tie building, and also
to the use of half of a large garden and q stall
in tho stahle-with tree Use of way through the
hack ward to the same. All Will be made de
sirabls to a good tenant. Possession eiyeM April
1st, next. ). j. H. 81 HA1Id'
Fahruerv 6. 1877. Acting for owner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-13

Judge Carpenter has filed his decision re
straining the South Carolina banks from pay
ing any moneys upon checks drawn by Car
dozo as treasurer under Chamberlain. This
decision completely winds up the resources
of the Chamberlain government. 1t is en-
Joined and restrained everywhere by the
courts from collecting taxes or paying moneys
The taxpayers. besides refuse to pay any
money to its officials, and nothing remains to
support its fallen fortunes but the company
of United States troops in the State House
Even the colored special constables are de.
sorting because they can get no pay.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-13

RAILROAD SURvEY.-A party of engineers
arrived here on Monday, and are now engaged
in running a new line for the proposed railroad
extension from this place to Charlestown.
The new line touches the neighborhood of
Darkesville, and bears off through what is
called Buygard Hollow, striking the Opequon
in the neighborhood of the mouth of Middle
creek, the little stream which passes through
Dark esville Martins6ur1 Independent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-13
$40 REV ARD.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN from tho premises of
> the srbscrlber in CGarlesIown. on or a bout
the 18th instant, n Large Pale Red Cow. about
10 years old, with white SPOT In forehead, one
crIlmpled horn. and the other a stump about 3
inches long, In goOh order. Five dollars reward
WI II be given for the return of tho cow and II
stolen g 10 for tie detection OF the thief:
JOHN W. &CCURDY-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-13
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Jefferson County, set
In the County Court, January Term,
1877.
At = County Court continued and held for said
County, the 10Th day of January, 1877,
ELIAS CREBELL, Guardian of Dolphin Drew,
f. ". Drew, Executor of Martha S. Lake.
ETNHE Court being of opinion that no sufficient
notice has been given of the motion III this
appearing to the Court that said Executor has
removed from this State aud that former order
of this Court entered Mt the July FERN. 1876. d.
rected Rule to issue against him, which Rule
VAS never served upon said Ore W, to show cause
why he should not execute q new Bond such
Executor, within a removable prescribed time,
with or without security as may appear proper.
On motion of Dolphin Drew, an infant. acting
it is ordered that rule do now Issue against
said + w. Drew Guardian as aforesaid, return
able to the fl st day of the next regular Trial
Term of this Court. to show cause why he should
not execute a new Bond such Executor with
i'll q reasonable prescribed time, with or without
security as NAV appear proper, or be removed
from the said office, and i'll tue meantime it 10
ordered that no funds belonging to said infant,
paid to received by the said Executor after
the service of this Rule. until the same shall DO
heard and determin ed-to which opinion of the
Court in suRpendIng the collection of the funds
Estate by said Executor. without notice to said
Executor. the said Drew Executor az aforesaid,
by bls Counsel appearing for this purpose alone,
Copy--Teste.
ia. MOORE, Clerk.
ELIAS CREBELL,
Guardian and next friend OF Dolphin Drew,
BY ID. Il. LUCAS,
FRANK BECKWITH,
Counsel tor Crebell.
February Is. lS77-4t.
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Use San ford's White Pine Balsam for
Coughs, Incipient Consumption, and all dis
eases of the Throat and Lungs. II never
fails. Price Csc For sale at Gilbert's Drug
Store, Harper's Ferry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-13
House building s Carpenterlng.
STAIR BUILDING A SPECIALITY.
TO STOCK RAISERS.

THE uudersig having considerable expert
L in the geding of stock, Offers his profess
sional services - the Stock Raisers Of Jefferson
and adjoining Coun ties, prom ising care in the
ccution of work entrus ted him. Will also give
atten tion to diseases in horses Also has patent
Anti. Rooter. which he will apply TO Hogs. Letters
add,essed to a Duffield' Depot Cha rlestown
will receive prompt attention Terms reasonable.
Feb. 10. 1877. JOHN W. SCHAEFFER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-13

SALE BILLS printed neatly and at reason.
able rates, at the Spirit Office.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-13
COOKING STOVES.

TNHE Best Cooking Stoves now in use are
j the LIBERTY, MONUMENTAL and KEY :
STONE PLATES. nearly one inch thick, sp!enoid
Bakers, and warranted to give satisfa tion or no
sale. have all size. and many others always on
hand, and am offering special nduceTnen and
selling very low for Cash and to prompt pawn g
customers. Am also selling Heating Stoves OF all
kinds extremely low. Give me cal! as you pass
and if you want Stove will give you splendid
chance to buy. will take Corn at Market Price.
JOSEPH Fl. YESTERDAY,
Tin and Stove House, Main street.
Feb. 13, 1871. Charlestovn, w. Va.
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NOTES FROM THE STATE CAPITAL
From the Wheeling papers we obtain the
following items:
Judge Ferguson was called home on
Wednesday by sickness in his family.
Mr.. Pennybacker thinks Martinsburg is
unfit for Capital location, as with the aid of
lever it could be turned over into the Po-
tomac river.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-02-13

In the House of Representatives, on FIJI
day, majority and minority reports were made
from the committee on Louisiana affairs the
former claims the election OF the Tilden and
Hendricks electors, and dcnounces the action
of the Louisiana returning board as fraudu-
lent and void the minority report declares
the Republican electors were duly elected,
and sustains the action of the returning board
as complying with the forms of the State law
and in compliance with the constitution of
the United States.