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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12
Placer Mining.

u. s. LAND OFFICE,
RosEBUKG, Or.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN D. A. Levens, whose postoffice ad-
dress is Canyoaviile, Douglas county,
State of Oregon, has made application for
patent for place- claim, No. 81. in the
Gr.en Mountai Mining District. situated
in Douglasc C dnty Oregon, on unsurveyeo
lands described as follows !: Beginning at
the junction of Brandy Guch with Hogan
creek as the initial point thence N. 2 de>
grees, 80 minutes, $50 chains, to q yew
post feet long an1 inches in diameter.
marked on four sides, IN. s." also &C"
and "37'' set for N. E. corner claim as post
No, 1. thence S, $50 chains to post No Q;
thence s 90 degrees w 1850 chains to
post No. 3; thence s. 10 90 chains to post
No 4; thence 5. l6 degrees 4 10 90 chains
10 post No. 5; thence 5 80 degrees E 6 55
chains TO post 6; thence w. 3.64 chains to
post No. z; thence N. 30 degrees w sos
chains to post s; thence N Is degrees w
1000 chains to post 0; thence n. 1900
chains to post No. 10; thence N 20 degrees
Il 1880 chains to post No. IL; thence n.
$50 chains to post No. 12; thence E 3.74
chains 10 post No. /; being the above de-
sciribed yew pos,2d. initia. point OF =
ginning and containing twenty acres ac-
cording to plat If survey filed in the Reg>
ister's office by Surveyor General of the
State of Oregon.
The foregoing described claim of D. A,
Levens is of record; .he said applicant. d.
A I,evens, having acquired the said claim
by purchase from john Stephens. who pur-
hased the same from Joseph ramsey, the
original locator.-all of which is a matter
of record in the recorders office of Douglas
county. Oregon; and now known as 3D. A.
Leven's Placer Mining claim" joined on
the east. south and west oy unsurveyed
Government land, and on the north by
ground claimed by l. D. Montgomery.
All adverse claims mus. be nled in the
United States Land Office at Roseburg,
Oregon, on or before the expiration of this
notice. Il is hereby ordered that he above
notice be published for sixty days in the
DOUGLAS INDEPENDENT, 9 weekly news
.,aper published At Rose urg. Oregon.
Given under my hand this 9th of Au>
just. 1878. w. r. BENJAMIN.
Re ister.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12

The experts of Oregon, says
Centennial circular OF 1876, aver.
ages 1878 to every man in The
State. It is more than that now
annually. Oregon wheat, wool.
-four, salmon, fruits and vegeta-
hles. command from five to teu
per cent. higher price than those
any other country; with a popu-
iation of 10000 men her exports
equal ond.seventh of the total ex-
ports of the United States. Tru-
ly. such a State is not q poor
State to Ire in.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12
sHER1f's SALE ON EXECUTION.
HYoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT B

YoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue of certain writ of execution
issued out of the Circuit Court of the
state of Oregon for the County Of Doug las,
upon a Judgment rendered in the said
Court. on the 2;,d day of May, 1878. in ia.
yor of D. A. Levi and against Robert
Sullinger Tor the sum of enc thousand and
three dollars and 1310Cth ($1 DOB 13) dols
lars directed to me. commanding me to
lew upon the personal property of Robert
suilinger, as is not exempt from execution
and if sufficient personal property cannot
be found, then out of the real property pe>
longing 90 him, on the 23d day of Nav.
1878. or at any time thereafter,to satisfy said
Judgment and interest, together with all
legal accruipg costs thereon.
Now THEREFoRE, in pursuance OF the
said writ of execn,ion, | have levied upon
the following described real property, be-
longing to said Robert Sullnger. towit:
The s w Quarter OF tie w quarter of
section fifteen (15) ard the y Z quarter of
the N " quarter of section twenty-two(22l
township thirty {30) South of range four
(A wesi, containing eighty (80) acres Also
the East half of the n K quarter of sec
,ion No. twentv-one t2D and the West
half of the n W quarter of section No.
:wentystwo (22l in township No thirtst30)
South of range four AZ west, containing
one hundred ana sixty Q60)acres, situate
in Dou las County, ,regon, and contains
ing in oil two hundred and forty GAO
acres and further | will sell all the right,
title and interest of The said Robert Sul1-
niger in ard to the premises described as
aforesaid, together with NIL and singular,
the tenements, heredltaments and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging at pubic
auction, to the higbess bidder for gold
coin, at the Cour house door in the City
of Roseburg. Douglas County, Orego on
Saturday, the 26ih day OF October, 1873 al
Two o'clock in the afternoon of said day II
satisfy said judgment, together with ali
legal ac..ruing Costs thereon.
Dated this goth day of sept, 1878.
+. P. H GAN,
Sheriff of Douglas Cr,uafy Oun.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12
Some Pleasantly.

We publish below tlat portion
of Mr.. Kelly's letter that was
crowded out last week:
| was pleased to meet Hon. Bin>
ger Hermann, and Messrs. Fried
lander, Beal, Conn, and Rev. Bell
here the other day. I can vouch
for the conduct of all but the last
named gentleman. He did not
start tor bed Until midnight, got
in the wrong room, and then he
was laughed at by bis companions
next morning. Brother Bell had
better bring Peter Kearns with
him the next time:
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12

The result OF our city election
last Monday convinces US that
the taxpayers want no longer
such men as Boss TH eco to hans
die our City Treasury for prl vate
spite, and the honest action of our
Trustees Messrs. Haynes, Langen-
berg aud Conn, was endorsed
last Monday by our tax>payers
by an overwhelming majority.
Boss Tweed secured all the two
bit votes, who, by law, are depriv.
ed to vote Tor non payment other
than poll and road tax. There
were bakers dozen OF such votes
cast. and Boss Tweed got them
all and no more. The additional
newly elected Trustees, Messrs.
Beath and Farquar together with
the three already named gentle
men Haynes, Laugenburg and
Conn will constitute an upright
board who will at all times guard
the interests of the city and tax
payers equally.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12

Articles of incorporation have
just been filed In toe Office OF the
Sec ctary of State for tine Ellens-
burg and Jacksonville Railraod
company with capital stock of
$2,00O.000 divided INTO shars of
$10O. each. The object is to build
a narrow guege railroad from ELL
ensbarg through Curry, Joseph>
inc and jackson counties to Jack
sonyilie. The following wells
known gentlemen are the incor>
porators: Alex. Martin, g. g.
Beekman. E. D. Foudary J. e.
Boss, John Orth, Jacob Ish, NJ.
Hawley, j. NJ. Mccall. j. N. T.
Miller and &. D. Hume represent
ing some of the heairest capitalists
of Southern Ore on.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12
TELLGRIUM QUARTZ MINING
COMPANY.

HYoTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the annua, election of officers of the
Tel,urium Quartz Mining Company, will
be held at Canyonville, Douglas county,
Oregon, on the 9th day of November, A.
d. 1878. commencing at O'Clock r. M, for
the purpose OF electing or more DirecA
tors one President of Board of Directors,
one Secretary, one Treasurer. one Superin-
tendent and to transact any other business
the interest of the company demands.
e. A. CHAS E, Seer stary.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12

Ben Buffers ticket in Massa>
chusetts is falling to pieces. The
Candidates for State Treasurer and
Attorney General havs both
withdrawn. Now Brick Pom>
roy step in and jerk Ben's plat
form from unier HIM.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12
SALEM, Oct. 8, 1873.

stua0 ~ sitsS JOu .
good letter this week, but ! have
not the time. Work IN all the
committee rooms is pushing, and
there is no chance for anything
else.
: The smelling committees ap-
pear. to have discovered ssmare's
nest" IN the conduct OF late off,
cials, aud seen determined to siti
the matter t. the bottom. So far
the only witness who has said
anything to bolster the charge of
wrong having been done is Thos.
i'll. Cam Clerk of the Board of
School lard Commissioners and
1t 10 stated that Thomas has spnk-
en- without proper knowledge OF
the subject; AID that he is not a
good bpokeeper. Let that he as il
may, am certain that there may
be other interests at work to de-
lay f,ill investigation, and to keep
hne of orr cltlzens from the office
of Superintendent ot the Penis
tentlary. A full examination ,uto
the books and accounts OF the
parties under suspicion might
clear those who kept the books,
aud | do not see why it is the ir>
vestigatlon is not pushed, aud the
truth IN tie matter developed at
rs early a day rs ;s possible. 1t
may b. that some one else wishes
to be Superintendent of the Pens
itentiary, bnt no one should be
allowed to suffe under false ac>
cusation Simply because somebody
else wa9lts to see friend secure
appoinEnien TO lucrative posl-
ton. md then, again, why should
any gn5ity man be allowed to es>
cape e penalty prescribed by
the ls~ for wrong dong? The
nature may adjourn before
the smelling committees complete
their labors; the chances tor arrest
and punishment may be delayed
until the guilty escape therefore,
the committees in charge of inves-
tigation cannot serve justice IN
delaying that which should be
known at once.
III regard to the Watkins-Shad~
wicksqnarrel, the end rs near. In
the investigating committee room
the other day there was personal
wordy encounter between the two
named. and the ex Governor
showed pluck, and, if all accounts
eof the affair are correct, "came OF
with flying coiors, having spoke
plainly, to the point, to make a
man fl ht, aud there was no Fl ght.
1t looks now as though there may
be an investigation in the late
Superintendents' conduct unlock
ed for aud unsatisfactory to those
interested. The Ex-Governor ap-
pears more anxious for an exam.
lnatlon into his official conduct
than those who at one time would
have Judging from their nublish>
ed s.atements) made it look.
"The tables baye turned
Owing 10 some mistake only
a portion OF Mr.. Kelly's letter has
been received.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12
rAE AUTukS SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
WILL ooMMENcE:
Monday, Sept, I'd, 1873.

Under the Supervision Of The undersigned
assisted by Miss Hattie GiIliland and j NJ.
Bower The First seven weeks of .he
the term will be free. The last FIVE weeks
weeks will be charged for according to the
following
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12

The returns from the Colorado
election, SO tar as received. show
the success of the entire Repub-
lican ticket by majority over
the Democratic and Gleenback
tickets. The Chairman of the
State Republican Central Com
mittee claims the State by $500
majority, aud the legislature by
two>th.rds.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12

Returns from the eastern
elections show that Ohio and
Iowa have gone Republican. The
returns from other States are mot
daffnite.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12
Can be Registered.

4 recent act Of Congress makes third
class matter, such as merchandise, or thai
on which ono cent is paid, subject. 70 reg
iatration.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1878-10-12
NOTICE.

Sheriff Of Douglas County. 0
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01
&wRntsbmsgfraId
Thursday Morning, January 81.

SENATOR MONTGOMERY said, in the
Senate, on Tuesday, that some lone on
the door Of the Senate had caused 80
article, rejecting upon e Senator, to be
printed in the Vicksburg HERALD, for
The purpose Of influencing adverse &C.
ton on this BILL" We suppose OF
course, that the Senator was informed
Of what be alleged, and to put 1t in the
mildest language, we will merely State
that he was miS.infOrmed. lie did
the HERALD great injustice, uninlen-
tionally, We hope. No Senator, or any
one else, offered US any advice In re-
gard to the Abatement Act. We be-
lieVe the Act 10 be so unjust,
that II needed no advice for
US to determine to jump on
il with both heels. Gentle
men may cry charity, charity,
but we beg to remind them that the
very essence ofchari,y in governments,
10 justice. There may be some indi'
yidual cases that should receive some
relief. Itthis Is the case, let the Legis-
lature provide for these cases in some
way that will make q discrimination
against those who can pay their taxes
but have refused to do so. This iS the
extent, in our judgment, to which the
Legislature should go, that is If It pro-
poses to act justly towards those who
have always paid their taxes.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01

LOwrauce, McCssklll, Morgan, Reynolds
Ill.
Absent and not vOting-Allen, C%allIcott,
Carter 9th District, Fewell, Gilbert. HOOK.
err, Peery, Pratt, Thompson. (MessTs.
Hooker aud Pratt we're pairCd.)
Mr.. hcCaskIll and Mr. FurlOng changed
their votes 10 the Affirmative, before he
vote was announced.
Mr. Furlong gave notice that he would
bill passed.
Mr.. McCaskill moved TO adjourn.
The point OF urdtr was raised as 10 the
right OF Mr.. Furlong - make the motion
to reconsider.
The Chair decided that Mr. Furlong had
this right: It was a privileged motion, and
the Chair had heretofore decided hat
such motions were IN order, and the Chair
( Mr.. Reynolds In the chair would be
bIuad by the precedent.
Mr.. COwan appealed from the decision
VI the Chair.
he Lhait was sustained By a vote Of -
10 H..
Mr.. NJ ryan moved to a'yoIrn. which
was carried.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01
Sharkcy County. Complaint.

MH. EDIro"' lou 10 not seed 70 o
c,um,y warm,y ;" snn rUf,H ~onr D' "T"r,y,
to unear,h the frauds of al .bon,s, Co,.
'cr,ors Of the cotton tax, but you d.
n'e' 10 10 Que serve more 70 IA;
ang. to y ivy n,'I H. I2uu'y "nt+a
a,arIy all The nnl in the 5ri., wlic,
would l., flee trom oyrlt,w If here
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01
diSsIsSippI Legislature Nine.
Ieenlh Day.



JACEsuN, Tuesday, Jan ~, lsis.
senate met; Northumberland sims
in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. JJhn Hunter.
Roll called Prcsent-Messrs. carry,
Bills, Bridges, Carter 1T District, COwan,
CurGie. DOwd, Parish, Fi:z Gerald, Fur
long, Fpote, eagles. Gibbs Gilbert, Griffin,
Hooker, Jackson, King, Lanneau, Low.
rance, McLask II, Mont emery, MORGAN,
Oldham. Pratt, Reynolds, Rogsrs, Terry.
west. ABSENT cssrs. Allen, Callicott,
Carter 9th District, Jewell, Peery, Th9mp.
son, Vance.
Journal 9fyesterday read arI approve,
HOUSE MESSAGE.
A message from the House announced
the passage Of ian Act 70 amend section
2,134 OF Code. IL relation 20 prohibition OF
lotteries and gift entc prises;" ian Act
10 pioVido for the dislriO ItiOn Of the Com.
mon School Fund Of the State" and IAN
Act to provide for the chances OF venue In
cases be fore Justices Of TIE Peace
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01
VII KSBURG WEEKLY HERALD. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY l. I8.


II Bruce's caIair}ue e sinful votes were
array ed against him, the one vote which
De cast tignt, would make a dim showing
IN its dark u "nnii &
On notion, tae TCsulu;.o and substitute
were TeierstI,
NTR.DUCrioy O. BILLs.
-, -
n! u i'n".t'u !" ''he"u section
p""I,,,i ~ ~''reA
original Act allow. this C,mrAnJ t. borrow
IN ney AZ a rate Of interest not exec, DIM
: per cent. + { amendment siGiAes ONT
and inserts Il per cent. The Company has
lust cOmp.c ed sew. raj more miles Of ran.
r al, ana acsirc to I'll ! IlrIh her push il
construc n. aud could NJ. :, rrow Rooney
at : pr rent
ment. watch "a. in.,. ~
Adj I" first section "PtJyiied, Any
deed OF trus'. mHtgase. " p"nd gwen lDr
the loan oi m neg y eau ID IN said section
o Iea yer r hdsreI a-ain"' s"Il Railroad
rrty.' P''''
Mr.. Yves, ,re.e! tho ,,~Il,Tinp which
vas lust.
"Amend n, .tuAip. I,icr con, and
insert H. nuT pt nj -
By MIR barr: An .rt 20 f, ,ilt,ate tho
redemption Hand, he, ct FOR. s,ld to inc
state Tor taXr-, and To iGtrrA g :Ie puo'ic
~ ~ w. WUrc',Vu, T. h,
W. G't,a u.-,a" ,r' ~ "
py ~ v.nn., -, d"yifVa ,.,,r,, ,
pan,iS infn ,w ir.aii 49,, -" nm! W.
r,,Iri mi ma n.,.rr"I I,n -, ~;
ni,,aa '' ~" '1 :"
ILi tee
" -"
Act amendatoryN oftbe At lpr pr:sciya.
lion OF "himal5, IAN and buds IN tni.
- te, 9 ne NJ on third rca ins. lnc
am1ndments e%xempting the sOutn-"estern
counties VI the state, and the coun.
ties Of Choc'aw, slmner and Cal.
houn, elected considerable discussion and
some OPP u%sition. Tne iii ptssed.
Tne Judiciary Committee N de a report,
a il'IHe mes,"se was ''"u' ahu '' S'L'
-
uII,SE
uo,so mt. s,ootor Il, ,no
RoIi c,lIoI s.ni - " 1'
oao', ahsan"a .-.,,,, u..
psira, .rl ~ 80 7""" 49,"
I''S,,a = ,, ..I
I'u'nH. v, !vsseruS! .eSN auz" ! ''."'
49,, 1910 'F.Ii'vu tT'ia "
"''' ""''"s "e'''u -" se'e al "'''''
me b"I'E hCslNEs''
BY general consent, Mr CIay introduce"
u V'nvuiieu' Ip'.on ."mg,','s w.,
yntn OF ron. u n bruce S'nat % lhe
uniteu .a,es lI"m hlssIss'PP,' ~ sue ~
",u''"n '"''''"s me 'm'"e''%"'''u W '"'
vi .,i,.
on, all after the word 'consrlln nts," AMI
insert land said vote Is heT,9J indoFoe"
ana approved
Mr. > "tt moved ~ lay TIER ''A!I u and
amendment on Ihe Idb.e. L'st'
MIR Dean moved - tdbls ~" amend
meat. Lost.
Mr Lewis m 'V"i lhc iIeNIpiS lesl IN
"hlch was ordered Lnder Itc perAlllh
nl "h IN the amtnlttG! "n'F"d ~ Mr
street Was adopted, and ms f's''.'Iin ~
alhented Il ddpptehs
yDUcA7I1N,
g. -, s., -. w., -
VI DeHn ou!''' 'Ne '''''''"-' WIZ"
"ds
"RcsolYe', nat tue -" T. -" talI b"
gwen % General et"wart, jag" tilli, ana
Dr, ' aiden, lhIs eV ming, a ~ cIocA'
Tor the purpose OF addressing m, mbers O!
the LeSlrIal4re upon matt - ~ imp ny
ahcc - the OhlVeTshy, ava 'hlt me CHI
Eohs OF jaaHsoh ahd '''inl'y '" 'a'lI'' -
attend
puBLI. READING
A. t.-L ,go.ol 90. fu...., ,,n,,
'H'''" "' ''"'''' ""'-u
""nr Ky Tia, 60. .,,o. ;i,u 10
sI''VN' ,'vv3yi y - a. p''niH 10
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rop vys.7r.,r,vc m yp7,y
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01

WHERE there's a will there. a way.
and ttose VINO would oe cured OF htp1.
%chomdria aud kindred silmentp. can
lad the way by using tia, un,qnsl,d
ionic.eiiLir, HONE STOMACH BI-rKr.,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01

PHILADELPHIA, Jsn. {. -Frauk Leo.
lie, publisher, New York, was arrested
here to-day on Q charge Of ihel.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01
FROM THE A CAPITAL.

In the souats-Mr. Fitz Gsrald'S Posi-.
ton 90 the Silver ouestion-An'
other Fight Over the Act With.
drawing Tax-Lands from
5ale-Ths Bill Finally
Recommitted.
Brucss Course IL the 0. 8. Senate on
the Matthews Resolution Pro.
vokss Debate-A Game Law
Adopted by the Senate.
House PToeeedIngs-BTuce's Vote for
Silver Endotssd-Dr Compton aud
the Af.its Of the Lunatic Asy.
lum 10 be Investisated-A
Committee Appointed
for that Purpose.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01
FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

The Money Question In the Senate-SiIVeT
Resolution Adopted Explanations
from Senators Voting Ia The Mega
tive-Anolher Field DAY on
the 0uasi-Abatemsni Act
It Finally Passes
the Senate.
Inc House Cutting OF Long Winded Mem.
bsrs-Imporlant Amendments TO the
Act Incorporating The Alabama
Csntral-Favoring tho Repeal
of the Bankrupt Law
Resolutions In Regard 10
the Port Of Vioksburg,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01
4

Toe Judicial Committee N de a report,
a House message was rad, and he sen.
ate adjourned,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1878-02-01
HOUSE.

House met; Speaker in tue euaif.
Roll called, absent L..
Leave IT absence vas granted Mcs,rs.
and Tarv r.
journal Of yesterday read aula proved.
4 message was received from the ~sg.
tie, stating action IN sevs al bills.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26
II A r RED.

February 14th. 1878, in the Lutheran Church,
wnlhalla, 8. C., by the Rev. DR.. j. P. Smeltzer,
assisted by Rev. Dr. Muller Mr.. FREDERICK
MULLER. of charloston 8: C., son Of tR9 rs
SMELTZER. of Walhalla, 9. c., daughter OF the
officiating minister.
On Friday, tho 28th February, 1873, by Rtv.
A. n. Evers, Dir. BENJAMIN j. PALMER to
Miss MARGARET ELLEN CAGE. both of Mai
tlnsbnrg.
At the Reformed Parsonage. Feb. 2sth. 1879.
by Rev. }. 4. Hofheins, NAPOLEON GORDON
to Miss ELIZABETH WEAVER, both of Mar
tinsburg.
On March 6, 1873. ut tho residence of tho
brides sister. Mrs s; r: Cnrnos; by ReY. James
Briscoe, JACOB WILLIAMSON. IF BoT1Gle
county. West Virginia: to Miss MAMIE SHELL
TON. formerly of Norfolk, Va.
On 4th March, by Rev. DR.. Rankin. Or. HALL.
of Baltimore county. to Miss LII A1SQUITH,
of jefferson county, West Va.
Rev. G: Herbert Richardson. CHARLES e.
MERBERT. Of fowIontown Md, TO LAURA V.
SMALLWOOD. of HarDer's Ferry, West Va.
At tho U b. Parsonage, Winchester. by Rsv.
w. J. Miller. on Thursday, March Sth. 1878, Rcv.
JNo II; PARLETTT; Of Frederick county. and
Virginia.
On tho 18th of March. 1878, by the Rev. J. n.
T. Reed. SAMUEL J. WIFI ne and Miss NATL
DA GARDNER, all of Frederick county. Va.
At the residence of tho BRIDES ia thcr, in Bruce
town. on tho 18th Of MARCH, 1873, by tie Rey r.
ROSA NJ SECHRIST.
90 the llth of Ms rch, 1879. ut tho residence of
tho brides father, by tho same. Mr.. JOSHUA,
r. CARPER and Miss MAGGIE V. KELLER.
On Tuesday. March 18th, 1873. by tho Roy.
Mr.. ,Eschbaoh. ct the RefoEme1 CHURCH, 10
ti"sSurS, sI Miss NARY W B&Nrz. Of Ffede
rick city, Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26
SOUTHERN EMIGRATION.

The New York Tribune has commenced
tho publication of series of articles intended
10 secure the diversion Of the unemployed Ia.
Dor in the cities into the waste lands Of the
Middle and Southern States, as a practical
solution of the labor problem. The first arr
tcIe, which appeared Tuesday. is devoted to
q detail Of the advantages presented by
West Virginia, its agriculture and mineral
resources, unsurpassed climate, and it's acces.
Sibility to market. The Tribune concludes
that if the numerous local railroads projected
we're finished, and the remote corners Of tho
State thus opened to trade, West Virginia
would become one Of the most important as
sho as one Of the healthiest and richest States
in the Union. II expresses the belief that
diversion of Northern capital and working
mon into her uudcveloped tracts will effect
this
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-03-26
DIE D..

At his residence in Indiana olis, Ind in tho
nth year of his age, LEVI ROGERS, formerly
of Bel kelley county. w. w.
At Falling Waters. Berkeley county, March
nth, 1878, FRANCIS ALBERT. third son of
Clement and Catharine Breichner, aged year
and ~ months.
On Monday, Fob. 18th. at her residence. SUI
SAN E beloved vito Of 'rhos. Mallory, aged %
years. 10 months aHd 90 days.
At his residence in Winchester, on Thursday
morning. March 14th, 1878, of Consumption Mr..
GEORGE MARCH. aged about 46 years: 4
quiet. uuobStrusivo gentleman. n consistent
member Of the IS. f. Church South.
On tho 18th instant. near Kearnevsvlle, of
Consumption. Miss HELEN OSBoURN, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Thomas Osbourn. aged about 10 years.
March 10th. 1879. at Camanohe, Iowa. Mrs.
ELLEN LONG. sister of ox-Shcrif Geo. W.
Chase, of this county.
At Falling Waters, Bcrkelev county, on tho
10th inst, REBECCA JANE SYEsTER, aged As
years. months and days.