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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-12
LAST TUESDAYS ELECTIONS.

The elections which took place in thirty
of the States of the Union on Tuesday last.
were fraught with much interest. Congress.
men were elected in all, and in many of them
State officers were also voted for. Among
tho leading events were the defeat of Gen.
B. F. Butler, the grcenback, labor candidate
for Governor in Massachusetts,, by Thomas
Talbot, the candidate of the republicans, sup-
ported by large mass of democrats, and the
success of the anti>Tammany combination Of
democrats and republicans in New York city,
headed by Edward Cooper for mayor. In
Maryland the democrats lose one Congress.
man, the sixth district having elected Hon.
Milton G.. Urncr, of Frederick county, over
George Peter, of Montgomery county. In
Massachusetts, the republicans gain one MEM
Der Of Congress, New Hampshire one, Cons
neoticut one, New York five. Pennsylvania
elects republican Governor and adds one or
two more republican congressman to her de,>
egatlon. In Delaware the democrats carried
the day, as usual. In Virginia, among the
democratic members of Congress elected are
Gen. Joseph Z Johnston, from Richmond;
John Goode, Norfolk J. R. Tucker, Lynch
burg, and John T. Harris, from the Augusta
district. In the Petersburg district Jorgen-
zen, republican, is reelected There is no
election of Governor in Connecticut and the
choice devoves upon the Legislature, which
is claimed by TIE republicans South Caro-
lima elects Wade Hampton Governor, and
gives an entire democratic delegation to Con.
gress, = democratic gain Of two. Louisiana
elects FIVE and probably six democratic Con-
gressmen. Georgia again sends solid demo-
cratic delegation. The present House Of
Representatives consists of 293 members, of
which 156 are Democrats and 1877 Republi>
cans, the former having 10 majority The
elections have changed the complexion to
$50 Democrats, 1872 Republicans and 7
Greenbackers, leaving votes to come from
California which does not vote until Septem-
Der, 1870. The Democrats, it will be OBJ
served, maintain a majority in the House
over both Republicans and Greenbackers
combined, and will still have it if California
were to send solid Republican delegation.
The next Senate will Embellishments AZ
Republicans, SO; and Independent, /.
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D / e D..

In Charlestown. an Sunday. November Sd.
1878, Mr.. THOMAS WHALEN. formerly of Mar
tInsburg. aged So years.
At her residence. in Winchester. October 31st.
1873. of Pneumonia, Mrs ANN ELIZA NC
CURE, widow OF the late DIR. Hngn Mcclure.
In Martinsburg. on Friday, November LIST. Mrs.
JANE FRAYEL. aged CO years.
In Berkeley county, October 18th, 1878. CAPT.
TOLA v. q ANTI. aged 10 years.
10 St. Louis, Mo-. October s7th, ISIS. JOHN
W. BOYD, In the 7sd year of his age. He was
formerly q merchant il MartInsburg.
At his residence in Bolivar. on Tuesday last.
November 5th Mr.. GEORGE W.CoX, aged CO
years, months and DAYS.
On Tuesday evening, November 9Th, ut Har-.
per,s Ferry. SUSAN. aged 3 years. months and
days. daughter of Mary and Alex. Murphy.
Near Bunker Hill. Berkeley county. October
26ths 1873, GER11E ELIZA, infant daughter of
A. q. and .. f. Kuncr.
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MARRIED.

At the Lutheran parsonage. in Martinsbncg,
November 9th. by Rev u. L: Cutler, Mr. IHOs;;
I LINK and Miss JENNIE II. MADDOX, second
daughter of Mai. j. s. Maddox, both OF Duff
fields.
November 7th, 1878, at Browns Crossing, by
Rey. A. E. Rogers. .JEO. A. OSBoURN to MiSd
WILMA a. THOMSON, both of this county.
On tho s1st eff October, 1878; at the residence
of the brides father: F: q. BoWIY, OF Wa: IA
Geo. Bruce, of Moundsv1le, W. Va.
On the STU of October. 1878. at the residence
of the officiating minister, Rev Geo. W; 1nder,
son, in Winchester, AAES ~. DALEY aud
Miss MARY E N0sSEIT, both Of Frederick
county, Va.
October 30th. 1878. at the Presby terrain church
in Geraidstown, by Rev. G. w. Hollis assisted
by Rev. E. L, Wilson. JUDsoN B EMMoNS, Of
Cuipcper county, Va, aud Miss FLORESSE r..
HOLLIS. only daughter of Joseph w. Hoiiis'
Esq, of Berkeley county. W. Va
At the Reformed parsonage, in martinsbu,g.
October 22d ISIS, by Rev J a. Hcfhelns, MT.
JOHN ROCKWE to Miss ELIZA j. NAGLE'
both of Berkeley county. ~
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PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

- MISS jennie Dusk, inc well known
singer, has returned to Baltimore from the
West.
- Mr. ?. T. Barnum is one of the men,
bers>elect to the Connecticut Legislature on
the republican ticket.
- Among the vocalists announced to sing
with the "Rustics" of Harriscnburg in Bal
timore on the 10Th inst, is Miss Lizzie Dan
iel of Staunton.
The keyser Tribune notes tho death,
near keyser, of Mr.. Joseph Dixon. supposed
to have been ITO years old. His descend
ants number over three hundred.
The publication of all educational jour
nal, in connection with the University of
West Virginia, is about to be begun at Mor>
eantown, and edited by the President, Rev.
j. r Thompson.
- The export of apples this year to Eu>
rope, owing to the enormous crop, is the
greatest ever known. Some vessels have ia
ken from Boston as many 5000 barrels,
and the Campus" of the Warren Line Oc-
tober l6, took 5 1000 barrels.
The rice crop of this country is the lar
gest for ten or twelve years, and will ap>
preach 200, 600 barrels. Such a crop will
naturally depress prices, and it is quite prob
able that it will be marketed even as low as
FIVE cents per pound st Wholesale.
There was not much spirit of compro-
mise in the late Newman, Ga, congressional
convention. A delegate being asked to give
up his man replied II know my business
needs me- My fields are white with cotton !;
but I'll stay here in this court house aud be
to,ed out by piecemeaI by the ants. through
the whole, before III give up"
- Mr.. Echols Cuthbert, of the N Y
Herald and Mr.. JOS. w. Hates. Superinten-
dent of the " U. Telegraph Company, re-
Gently explored the wonderful cave discov-
cred in Page county, Va. They carried
locomotive head light with tham to illuminate
it, From their account it is similar to Wey-
er's Cave, only some ten times as large.
Great excitement was created in Now
York Thursday by discovering that the body
of the late A. It. Stewart had been stolen
from the family vault in ST, Marks church,
yard during Wednesday night The object
Of the thieves was evidently to extort large
reward for the restoration of the body to tho
family Mrs. Stewart has offered a reward
of s25 900 for the recovery of the body and
the conviction of the thieves.
One of the bodest robberies Oh record
was committed in New York Thursday eve
ming Two robbers walked into jewelry
store, closed the door, and, drawing pistols,
kept the proprietor and his assistants in their
places Two others smashed in the windows
and pluudered them of $1,000 worth of
goods, which they secured in sacks, while
two more, armed with pistols, ordered pass.
ers by to move on. The whole party made
good their escape.
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A CoLoRED TH1EF SHor.-M1rtinsburg,
". "a. Nov. 3.-On Saturday night no.
torous colored thief returned to this place
from Hagerstown. where he had been hiding
for some time from the officers of the law.
Sergeant Cirque. of the police, arrested him,
and had conveyed him to the Jail door, when
he slipped the officers grasp and started to
run. The sergeant called to him to stop.
but dsregarding his command the officer fred
upon him. shooting him in the back, and
almos. Immediately he fell and expired. No
blame is attached TO the sergeant, who sim
ply did his duty.
illegal voting, more bull doing and more
votc.buying in one ward of the Republican
city of Philadelphia, than in all South Caro-
lima.
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THANKSGIVING.


Naturally, it has been expressed By au>
other, We are ungrateful creatures, prone to
appropriate heavens choicest blessings as our
right, forgetting the bouuteous Giver, ''fror
whom all blessings Cow"
Public days of thanksgiving come most
appropriate as gentle reminders that all We
possess of good comes to US. not BY right, nor
inheritance, but as gilt from Him Who
made and owns the universe with its gold
and silver and its "eattls on q thousand
hills :" at whose command comes drought and
dew, storm and sunshine. famine aud plenty;
.swho crowneth the year with goodness, and
~h ose hills drop fstuess."
Who among us has not some blessing for
which to DO thankful. some mercy signal and
preoious7 The most wretohed can. by
searching, fnd something for which to be
grateful. He may not have riches, but he
has the better wealth of health he may not
possess honor, which comes Of fame, but he
enjoys peace and that sweet serenity which
flows from industry and rectitude of conduct.
What have the plaguessmitten eities of
the South to be grateful forg There is
blessing even in affection; aud If the mar
tyrs of old could praise God with songs from
amid the flames that encompassed them. SO
from amid the fever's fiery furnace can as
rend the ohastened thanks of people who
have been sorely dealt with sin mercy, not
in wrath" We are apt TO regard all calami-
by as evidences of Gods wrath, and wonder
why we. above all others, should have been
ssisc,ed for the scourge of His displeasure,
aud we grow angry and rebellious instead of
lenitent and grateful.
Ii we accept the Bible as the fountain of
truth. we cannot but feel that, in the histo-
TT of both indiv iduals and nations,
God moves in q mysterious way
Hls wonders to PERFORM
He carries US, he did his servant Job.
through trials and losses, not as punish
ment for wickedness, but trial of faith,
thar it may come out of the conflict purified.
exalted, strengthened. Let not those cities
which have escaped the pestiienee imagine
that they are any better in Gods eyes than
those on whom the visitation has fallen let
them remember, and let the remembrance
keep them humble. that Those on whom
the tower Of Sloan foil were not worse than
those who escaped"
The darkest day in the lives of ell OF us
has CLEAN of Notwithstanding to make
us glad and grateful. It is to keep this be-
for" individuals and nations that our thanks
giving days have been appointed. They
come to check US in that arrogant boast
The nigh, of n9y power and of my hand
has gotten me this wealth." and to turn our
hearts TO the Great Eternal Reservoir, IN
failing and most bouD teous, the rills of
which water the burrows, and the streams of
which descend on the fields and the kar-
vest. in Acknowledgements of its refreshing
and vivifying power, fills the worlds grana>
res with galden grain and plentiful supplies
for all of earth's creatures.
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A New Orleans dispatch states that
throughout Louisiana on Tuesday last the
colored people voted with the democrats en-
n,assc, and we're enthusiastic in support of
the cause In New Orleans hundreds of
tho most Influential colored men stood at the
polls all day and worked heartily for the DEM
ocratic ticket. The Charleston Net0s and
Courier says at many of the polls in South
Carolina the colored men came up by the
hundreds and voted the straight democratic
ticket. This was noticeably the case in the
district where Smslls, colored, was the re-
publican candidate for Congress, and whose
overwhelming defeat was accomplished by
the heavy colored vote cast against him.
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Prof. St. George T. Brooke, recently
elected to the Chair of Law and Equity in
the State University at Morgantown, will
begin his lectures on November 9th. A
matriculation fec of SIS will be charged.
No other fee to law students For further
information address the President of the
University at MorgantoHn.
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The Boston Herald, having boiled down
the cipher dispatches, announces the follow
ing result: "G), That the Electoral votes of
Florida and Louisiana belonged to Tilden
(2d), that Electoral votes were in the mar
ket; (3), that Eayes secured them"
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DIR. G. M LANES
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

] SlVi0 vi
THE countenanceis paleand leaden-
colored, with occasional hushcs, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull thcpu-
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along the lower eyelid the nose is ir-
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aswelling of the uppcrlip occasional
headache, witl, humming or throb-
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of saliva; Shiny or furred tongue;
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morning; appetite variable, some
times voracious, with u gnawlng sen-
sation ofthc stomach, at others, entire
lygone iiceting painsin the stomach;
occasional nausea and vomiting, vio-
lent pains throughout the abdomen;
bowels irregular, ut times costivc;
stools Shiny not unfrcquently tlngcd
with blood; belly swollen and hard;
urine turbid respiration occasionally
difficult, and accompanied by he
cough cough sometimes ryand con-
vulsive uneasy and disturbed sleep,
with grinding of the teeth; temper
variable, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C. MGLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect 4 cure.
II DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form itisan innoccntprepara-
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the last Senate who has been returned this
year.
HOUSE oF DELEGATES.
Barbour-Thomas A. Bradford.
Boons-Samuel Fl. Campbell.
Braxton-Ceilis s Hyer.
Brooke-Joseph G. Gist.
Cabeil-Ihonlas H. Harvey
Doddridge-C..J Stewart
Fayette Samuel Garter.
Hampshire-Alex Monroe.
Hancock-Joseph Fl. Quinn.
Jackson-Wm. A Parsons.
Lewis George j. Arnold.
Logan-Hugh Toney.
Samuel IT. Hawcer.
Monroe-R. Z. McNeer.
Mercer Carol Clark.
Mineral-Joseph v. Bell.
Morgan Washington Anger.
Grant-AaNoLD G. SHERH.
Hardy--John j Chipley.
Lincoln Thos L. Bel
Pendleton--J E Pennypacker.
Putnam Wm. Kirtley.
Roane--A. L. yaudal.
Gilmer-Wm. II Snyder.
Taylor-L E Davidson.
TyIer--Henry A. Rymer.
Upshur-ALBx. NJ PoUNDsToNE.
Wayne-Albert G. Falkerson.
Wetzel-A. g. Calvert.
Writ onathau Shepherd.
Pockhontas-Geo II. Moffet
Summers-B P. Gooch.
Raleigh-Wm. McCroery.
Berkeiey-B II. Kitchen and d. +. Bttt-
myer.
Harrison-John c. johnson and Ira c.
Post.
Jeferson-J. S. Melvin and ". q. T.
Lewis.
Marion--JoAn Righterand Jas. Il. Furdce
Marshall-JouN NIPoN and j. A. Ewing.
Mason-Wm. R Gum and j. f. Roush
Monongalia-J MARSHALL, HAaAEs and
james Hare.
Preston-P. r. NcCRUM and JONI II.
HoLT.
Kanawha-A H. Rock, IHurttn Hill and
John G. Montgomery.
Ohio-J ohm j. Jacob, Andrew Wilson,
THos. Fl LOGAN and BENZ FISHER.
First Delegate Observation-Disclosures and
Wood counties Hugh Mearns, B. II.
Butcher and c. p. Ross.
Second District-Ritchie and Calhoun
counties-F. +. Taylor and James Barr.
Third District-Barbour, Harrison and
Taylor counties-Geo. W. Reynolds.
Fourth Randolph and Tucker
counties-Elhu Hutton.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures. Clay and Web
ster counties Winston Shelton.
Sixth District-McDowell and wyoming
counties-John McCraw.
Republican members House of Delegates,
8; Democrats, 40; Greenbackers, II.
John J. Chipley, of Hardy county; j. E
Pennypacker, of Pendleton A. G. Calvert
of Wetzel; B. p Gooch, of Summers
John C. johnson. of Harrison. and Elihu
Hutton, of Tucker, the only members of
the Legislature of 1877 who will occupy
seats in the House of Delegates next Janu-
airy.
GOVERNORS ELECTED Tho following
arc the Governors elect in the States voting
on Tuesday:
Connecticut-Chas B. Andaews. rep.
Delaware-Joon ". Hall, dem.
Kansas-John P St. John, rep.
Massachusetts-Tho Talbot, rep.
Mchigau-Charles NJ. Croswell, rep.
Nebraska-Albinu Nance, rep.
Nevada-John II Kinkead, rep.
New Hampshire Nathaniel Head, rep.
Pennsy lvania- Henry NJ. Hoyt, rep.
South Ca7olina-Wade Hampton, dem.
Tennessee-Albert S. Marks, dem.
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OYSTER SALOON.
DITCHING AND EXCAVATING.

TINE uudersIrced has recovered his strength.
i and again offers his services as eompr.
1ent workman in the above line DitcbiDk and
Excavating of lil Kinds UNDERTAKEN at moderate
rates, and faithfully executed Orders left at
residence. West Congress ct will receive
prompt attention. WESLEY LOWRY.
ilctaher 2. 1s1s-2rn.
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A GENTS WAN TED For TAO best aud fastest
n selIiug Pictorial h ,oks nd BoIrs. PrIcss
duced 81 per cent. EATII<AL PuBlleHIso Co,
PhiIada. Pa. Novl2 fW.
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MAINTAINING.
TAKE NOTICE.

rJ,Ax Bills for 1871 must be paid at once,
Innger InduIQeuce cBnrot be gwen. II ROB
paid promptly; property will be taken aud sold
to SATISFY tue same as the law dir. cts.
EUGENE BAKER,
AuPnst 20, lS1S-tf. Sheriff.
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WINCHESTER SHOES.

JCST received variety OF WINCHESTER
y sHoEs, for ladies and children. Thee good.
are all guaranteed 10 give satisfsetton For .sb
October is. 1873.
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ARRIsOS BROS (~arrantsd pure) Ready =
n Mixed Paints, az low sny hsst esss goeds
in the mafket, for tsIsby HORACE BEkLL.
TINE finest lot Of Carriage and Wagon WHIPS,
i Lap Rugs. BoI se Blankets, Ike, in tbe market,
for sale at low prices by HORACE BEALL.-
CLEiGB BELLS and n eompiete line Of material
. for ting up Sisighs at latest market prices
for sale nv HORACE BEALL.
ToAL BoDs, Fire Shovel. ard Tosg., for .sis
I J cheap, by HORACE BEALL
TIABLE ASD POCKET CUTLERY. fne as
so=tment just received and for sale al Iateet
market prices by BORACE BEALL.-.
TRIPLE Plated Silver Spoons and Forks. fof
sale by HORACE BEALE.
4 ZINE ASSORTMENT of Waters, Tea Trav
n &C.. for sale at reduced Prices.bv
November 5, 1878. HORACE BEAIL
ANTERNS and LsnteTn GIobes- for psle 81
IL Hoy. 5. 1878. HoRAcE.BEALL
ToIOREp CEsnmeres Just received v.yv- cb,,r
u At sINRoD TRUssELL,s.
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PREPARE FOR WINTER.

PREPARE FOX WINTER
- s. DALGARN has in stock and just rses fved
-. very large variety Of BOOTS AND SHOES
for men and boys, of very best material. hand
made; sIso a we'll selected stock of IAdies' snd
Missss' SHOES, all Of which will be cold on short
profit for Cash Produce Cal and examine be-
fore purehssinE else here you will End to your
interest. Opposite Carter House.
Sept. 81. 1878.
ErREsH LEMONS just received by
L Sept. n. 1878. 3. 8. DALGARr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-11-12

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