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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-14
THE TREASURY ACCOUNTS.

A Washington dispatch to the Baltimore
Sun, under date ef dgsuuary 18th, says:
The Senate committee appointed to in>
vestigate the method of treasury book keeps
ing, of which Senator Davis, of West Vir>
ginia, is chairman, has taken a considerable
amount of testimony among employees in the
Treasury Department aud others. To-day
Senator Davis obtained an order from the
Senate for the printing of this testimony
The testimony is regarded as private by
members of the committee, and will not be
officially communicated by them in advance
OF the formal report of the committee to the
Senate 1t is learned, however, at the Treas
ury Department that the testimony which
has been taken is of importance, and entirely
sustains the assertions made by Senator Da-
Wis in his several speeches on the method
and manner of treasury book keeping durin e
the Grant administration. The testimony is
understood to sh ow that between two and
three thousand alterations, erasures, interim
cations, &c were made on the books of the
Treasury during the Grant administration,
and principally if not wholly during the PEI
Rod that Mr.. Boutwell, was Secretary of the
Treasury. 1t has been proved that Mr.. AL
lison, when register of the Treasury, refused
to 70 rec balances on the books of his Office,
until directed by Secretary Boutwell, in wri
ting to make certain entries. Items reach>
ing to as high a figure as Sc, 600. 900 have
been found on one set of books, when they
did not appear on another similar set. Whats
ever work has been accomplished by the
comm ittee has been through greas tribuis>
tion. apparently, as one or more of the re-
publican members have never appeared de-
circus to have sessions of the committee, and
i. has been very bard to get them together.
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IL 4 & RE D.

At harper's Ferry, on the 18th Of January; 1872
by Rev. Jas NJ Stephenson. ISAAC MURRAY
and FANNY BOLD1NG-both of this county.
In Martinsburg. a. the BRIDES residence, on
December Path, 1878, bv Row. J. Edwin Amos
Mr.. ". w. CRUMP to Miss JENNIE PITZER.
eldest daughter of John W. Pitzer, Esq.-all of
MartInsburg.
On December 24th. 1878. at Parsonage Of the
N. e. Church. Martinsburg, by Rev J. Edwin
Amos. LEE MCCORMACK to BELL BRAITH-
WAITE. both of Berkeley county.
On December 24th, 1878. al Parsonage Of N E
Church, MsrtinSburg. by Rev J. Edwin Amos,
WIN. TAYLOR COOK to ANNIE E. RICKA-
MORE-all of Martnsburg.
On December 25th. 1878, at the residence of
the brlde's father. by Rev. J. Edwin Amos,
CHARLES H. SPEAR. of Cham bersburg Pa. TO
ANNIE NJ. daughter of Cornelius Zimmerman,
Esq of Martinsburg.
At the U. B. Parsonage. MartinsburE. Decem-
Der oath, 1878. by Rev. J. K. Nelson. VIM. ROW.
LAND and ELIZABETH S. BRAITHWA
all of Berkeley county.
At the same time and place. bv Rev. J. z. Nell
son, GEO. ATKINS and SALLIE B., daughter Of
H. Mccormack, all of Berkeley county.
December 2ith. 1878. .bv Rev. f. L. Wilson.
THOMAS J. BISHOP to Miss TEXANNA BAR
NEY, both of Berkeley county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-14
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

The West Virginia Legislature assembled
at Wheeling on Wednesday last. The Sen
ate was organized by the election of Col. D.
D. johnson as President; E. A. Cunning
ham, OF Peudletop, Clerk II. G. Entler, of
Jefferson, Assistant Clerk; John c. Alder
son, of Nicholas, Sergeant-at>Arms; George
Chiffon. of Kanawha, Doorkecper. Among
the Pages elected was T. r. Kennedy, son
of Judge Jno. W. Kennedy.
The House chose Capt. G.. Fl. Moffett,
Speaker; Col. Peyton, Clerk Mr.. Clark, OF
Wood county, Sergeant-at, Arms James
Ncelis, of Hampshire, Doorkeeper.
Col. D. D. johnson, of Tyler county, who
has been elected president of the West Wis
ginia Senate, is lawyer by profession. rose
to the rank of colonel in the Union army
during the late war, since which he has ia
ken an active part 10 the politics of the State,
being an earnes. democrat. Mir. George r..
Moffatt, of Pocahontas county, the speaker
elect Of the House, entered the Confederate
service when mere boy, and rose to the
rank of assistant ad jutant general in Rosser's
cavalry brigade. Alter tho war he studied
law and entered upon its practice, and for a
time was also editor Of the Wheeling Regis
ter, which he was forced to abandon on ac-
count of i'll health. He has been leader
in tho democratic party in West Virginia
several years. Both of the presiding officers
are regarded as men of fair ability.
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D..

At Point of Rocks. Md, December Goth, 1878,
Mrs. LOUISA BUTCHER. in tho 65th year of
her age. Deceased was the mother of Capt.
Dan. O'Boyie. of the B & o. R. R.
In Winchester, January LIST. 1879: Mrs. NANCY
CHASE, wife of the late Charles Chase, aged so
years.
In Newtown. Frederick county. Va. Decem-
Der sth 1878, Mrs. EZRA CADWALDER, aged
60 years.
9th of December, Mrs. MARGARET ROSEN-
BERGER, widow of the late David RosenberCer
At his residence, in Berkeley county. Decem-
Der nth; 1878, GEORGE W. MsCUBBIN, Esq,
in the esd year of his age.
At her residence. near VarcIevesville. Berke-
lev county January 9th, 1873. of typhoid fever.
Mrs. SUSAN COUCHAAN, in the Sstb year of
her
On Tuesday evening last. n Sh ph dstowp
on the road leading to Scrabble, Miss ANNIE
about 81 years
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-14

THE RAILROAD COMMITTEES Tho Rails
road Committee had an interesting session
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. keyser, Vices
President of the b. & o. railroad was be-
fore it, and made TO the members a clear.
able and most sta;esmanlike exposition of the
policy of that corporation. He explained
fully the new tariff which is to go into eff
feet on the first day OF the coming month,
the immense labor involved in its prop aration,
aud the difficulties encountered in putting it
into force but stated, as an officer of the
road, that it would be in full force and effect
on the first day of the approaching month.
Some of the leading business men of the
city were also before the Committee and
stated their entire satisfaction with the rates
proposed Wheeling Register, January 8.
The corporation of Keyser has refused to
let its hogs run at large by vote of 90 to SO.
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keepsie in view of this enterprise. Martins
burg, too, would connect with the road or be
left out in the cold and in time become
good home for bats. The s. V. r. r., he
asserted, was an independent corporation,
and would and could sell out to no other.
The Hon. W. Fl. Travers said he felt very
much like the Mayor of an humble corpora>
ton in England, who. on one occasion, after
the great Burke had pronounced one of those
eloquent orations which have handed his
name down in history, was called upon to
follow in speech, said "My fellow-ci
Gems, all have to say is ditto to Mr.. Burke"
So he had nothing to say but "ditto."-
However, he found good deal to say, and
said it in his usual eloquent manner.
Col. Fl. Kyd. Douglass, of Hagerstown,
followed. He was glad that he had lived to
see this day. He was a native of old Shep.
herdstown, and he loved her. He had dreaded
dying and leaving it written upon his tomb
stone, s'He was born in town that had no
railroad )" but now he could die happy
During his remarks he explained that the
his fundamentally, in Maryland, would per-
NIT it to go anywhere in Washington county
Rumsey had been answered back after near
ly century, with the steam whistle of the
"Fairfax," and he believed Shepherdstown
to be in the line of prosperity and progress
His eloquent closing remarks we're highly
appreciated and vigorously applauded.
The Hon. A. r. Boteer was called upon,
but stated that be had talked SO much on the
subject of the railroad that he had not ex-
pccted call upon him at this time. He
rose to personal explanation" however,
and denied the imputation of his friend
Boyoe, that he was Interpretations" about
the railroad touching Shepherdstowu, and
in coutrad lotion cited the fact that be him>
self inserted the requirement of its coming
within a half mile of both shepherdstown
and CharIestown in the original charter.
Calls wero made for II. B. Davenport,
Esq, but he respectfully declined taking
the stand, claiming lack of pretensions to
oratory, and hoping that he. plain farmer,
had not been singled out as the "greenest
man to follow IN the wake Of such orators
as had preceded him.
The speeches over, several pieces were
played by the bands. and then the invited
guests were conducted to the Entler Hotel,
where sumptuously prepared tables, laden
with the best of everything the season could
afford, under the supervision of a committee
of ladies, with number Of courteous and
active gentlemen to assist, afforded an enters
tainment such as we have never enjoyed a
better.
At about four o'clock the visitors were
escorted to the cars By the Shepherdstown
Band and citizens, and we embarked for
home, with cheers and good wishes following
in our wake, arriving in Charlestown little
before five o'clock. The few hours 80 pleas
antly spent in Shepherdstown will long be
remembered by every visitor from Charles
town. May the old burg start upon new
era of prosperity, and success and happiness
ever attend its citizens.
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VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE.

A BEAUTIFUL work of leo Pages. One Col.
n ored Flower PATE, ana 300 IllnstIatiuns.
with Descriptions oil the hcst Flow err aud Veg
etnblcs. Nj Il how to CIow them. All for q Five
Cent Stamp. In English ar German.
The FLOWEE And VEGETABLE GARDEN. Us
Pages SIX CUlored Plates. and many hundred
EugraYInCs. For 80 cents in papnr covers; 81 co
in eieHnnt cloth In German or Eng|isr.
VICK'S ILLCSTENTED MONTHLY MAGAzISE--S2
Pages, ColUr.d Plato III every nnu,ber and
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VICK'S SErDS are the hest in the world. Send
Five Cent stamp for Floral GuId-, containing.
List and Prices, aud plenty of iuformatIoD.-
Address. JAMES WICK
Jan uarV Z. 1873 Rochprter, n. Y.
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JOHN BURNS. Plaintiff.
Against I'm CHANCRRY.
GEO. w BRISCOE and others.
Defendants.
an consideration whereof the Court doth adj
" judge, order and deer ee.; that this cause be
referred to a Commissioner of this Court, who
is directed.
1st, To ascertain and report what Real Estate
coe. its quantity, situation aud value and an
uual rental value.
ed. To ascertain and report the liens which
are biudipg upon said real estate, exhibiting
their amounts aud priorities, aud make report
of his proceedings to theFliext term of this
Court.
Before executing this decree, said Commits
sioner may give notice by publication in one of
the newspapers pubIishedkin Cbarlestown, West
Virginia. for four weeks, which notice shall be
equivalent to personal service upon all the
True Extract-Testc.
B G. WASHINGTON,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
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NnTICE.

All the parties in the above cause are hereby
notified that shall proceed to execute the same.
at my place of business in Charlestown, on
Thursday, February 9th. 1879.
GEO. W.T.. KEARSLEY.
January IA. 1ST9-4t. Commissioner.
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TAKE NOTICE.

TAX BILLS for 1877 must he paid nj once,
i Longer snduIHence cannot be given. II not
paid promptly, property will be taken and sold
TO salts , the same the law dir cts.
EUGENE BAKER,
August 20, lSIS-tf. Sheriff.
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DIPHTHERIA!!

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BALTIMORE DAILY SUN,
The Peoples Exponent and Instructor. E,
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sound. conservative principles, and by the
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it commands for the purpose. in a condensed
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In politics THE sun naturally adheres to tho
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Terns OF RaIot

Ons-Tbird Cash. and the residue in One and
Two Years, equal payments. with Interest from
day of Sale, deferred payments to be secured by
the bonds of the purchaser. and Deeds of Trust
upon the premises, respectively. Plat of the
Land can be seen at the SheritfS Office and will
be eXhi bted at sale.
o. Possession OF Nos. and given April 1st.
1879, of the residue on confirmation of Sale.
If either of the said tracts Il 2 and 81 is not
sold, the same will be offered for RENT. to the
highest bidder. flor n money remit, for the year
beginning April LIST, 1879.
TERMS OF Rem TING half pay able oc-
toher LIST. 1879, and the residue April LIST. 1850 =
The reater giving bond with approved personal
security fer said payments.
o. Sale to coumer &C ut II O'Clock, A. NJ.
EUGENE BAKER, Sheriff.
SPECIAL Commissioners.
By J. GARLAND HURST, D. s.
JnnnanY Il. lS19-5t.
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MAN TTA -NGAT&ING.

MISS AMELIA L. HICKS would respectfully
w announce TO tue ladies OF Charlessown and
Vicinity that she has located next doo TO tho
Nansaid huIldin2 OF Mrs. Washington, on Law
81 two doors South If Main, aud Is PEE
pared tn do al kinds of Plain aud Fancy Sewing.
Cutting d Drafting bv System. Plating done
t. order. FcrtIDR satisfied of her ability, from
extended experience, to give perfect satIsfae-
ton she respectfully soIi"its share CT the pub
lie PATRONAGE
NAV I 1873
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In tie Circuit Court of jefferson County.
Vest Virginia, In Term, October 22d,
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WINCHESTER SHOES.

lust received variety of WINCHESTER
- SHOES, for ladies and children. Thee goods
by SIS DALGABN
October Is, 1878.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
AUCTIONEERING.

rT'HE underlined ia now engaged in the Auc.
II pioneering Business. and Piyes notice that
county. Terms reasnna bic. and Eafisfaetionr
gua'aEteed; JAMES ". CHAPMAN.
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PIANO FOR SALE.

PIANO FOR SALE.
TOR Sale, a Good PIANO-will be sold cheap,
and on favorable terms. Apply at the
SPIRIT OFFICE.
January 7, IST9-tf
d JOS, Fl. yesterdays
Junell 1878. Tin and Stove House.
DEsT make Full Cloth, Write and Gray Elan.
ID oel, Yarns, &c. at PAYL0R'9.
septs nlber -, 1873
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BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN.

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The Best and Cheapest Nesos, Literary and
Commercial Newspaper Published A
First. Class Family Journal
For the Farmer Merchant. Manufacturer and
tho PUBLIC generally. ID town Country.
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NOTICE,

WANTED GOOD AGENT to canvass
w Charlestown nd the ad n ing tow ms for tho
best telling househo Id articles the world. Tip
top profits, write at once to N. Y. Manufacturing
Co 3 Gin ton Place, New York. Janl44w.
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- The corporation of Keyser has refused to
its hogs run at large by vote of SO to SO.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-23
OUR ADVERTISERS.
JACOB TORRINRR.

When we see n1ah escorting lady In
public with a cigar stuck in his mouth, we
Involuntary say to ourselves, that man is no
gentleman. An evening or two since we
passed friend in that fix, who we knew was
a gentleman, and it created some surprise.
An hour later we met him at the Ormsby
House and accused of want of polteness.
d" Well" he replied, 81 was smoking by re-
Guest you see we were passing Tobriners s,
and she asked me to go in and buy one of
Jake's cigars and have smoke she was so
fond Of the flavor of his choice brands. What
could | do | knew it was a breach of
etiquette, but found the lady had good taste
and that was the pleasantest smoke | ever
enjoyed. Tobriner has the Simon Pure and
no mistake.
S. REINsTEIs,
Corner Of Carson and Robinson streets, is
the store of S. Reinstein. To furnish the
public with every article of groceries, provis-
ions, hardware, wood and willow ware, glass
ware, cigars, tobacco, liquors, ETC., at bed
rock prices, is Reinsteins great ambition
TO prompt delivery he devotes his personal
attention. As a "rustler Reinstein is in
the first rank, and his stock is select and full.
If we kept house we should deal with
Reinstein as we do not, we can only advise
others to do as We should.
CHAMPAGNE YEAST PEwDRR,
James S. Taylor Co, lie Front street,
San Francisco. Sharp Brothers of the
Ormsby House, have tested this preparation,
and their endorsement together with that OF
Prof Price, will be found in their card under
the head of "New To-day" That is sufficient
to establish its reputation, and we ask our
readers to try it.
CAGWIN " ALLEN
Who are re6lling and reftting with many inn
portant charges, publish condensed list OF
their assorted stock, which will be found under
the head of New To-day" We call special
attention to their establishment, which fur
nishes an infinite variety of goods not easily
found elsewhere.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-23
MORE TROUBLE AT BODIE.
GEORGE DAILY AND HIS MEN ORDERED TO
LEAVE.

On Saturday night last the Bodie Miners
! Union passed resolutions ordering George
DAILY and the other men who were fighting for
the Jupiter Company to leave the camp within
twelve hours The threatened men intrenched
themselves in the Jupiter works and showed
no disposition to obey the mandate of the
Union. After publicity had been given to
the resolution, meeting of citizens was
called with view to see if the trouble could
not be adjusted without resorting to such ar
bitrary measures, but up to yesterday morn
ing the miners declined to rescind their reso-
luton. Later in the day Days friends met
the Miners Union, and articles of agreement
were drawn up by which DAILY and his men,
who have been holding the Jupiter works,
armed to the teeth, are permitted to remain
in the camp forty eight hours, and no longer.
The men are now settling up their business
affairs in Bodie and will leave as soon as they
get through. For the past two days the
camp has been in an awful state of excite
ment, and it was generally thought that the
affair would result in riot causing the loss
of much life and property, which would have
been the case had Daily insisted upon remain
ing at Bodie, but now the town is quiet, and
no further trouble is apprehended.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-23
orrIos OF rnoMAs PEIcr. No. so SACRAMENTO ST.

OPTION OF THOMAS PRICE, No, 524 SACRAMENTO ST,
San Francisco May "a 1889.
MEssRs j. S. TAYLOR Co Gents: have made a
u examination OF both bread and biscuits prepared under
my direction 10y the use of your CHAMPAGNE BAK-
Inc POWDER, and find that they do not contain alum
any other injurious deeterious ingredients Re
spectfully submitted,
THOMAS PRICE, Assayer and Chemist.
sen22. Srn
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CHAMPAGNE YEAST POWDER.

MgssKs. JAMES S TAYLOR & Co.-Gents Our baker says
that your CHAMPAGNE YEAST POWDER is the best he
has ever used teaspoonful to quart OF -four is
simply perfection He make good cakes with
three times the quantity of any other. Yours truly
SHARP BROTHERS.
To Nessrs James g. Taylor h Co., 11o Front street,
San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-09-23

LOST The head of spring sleeve button.
The finder will please leave it at this office,
The loser will please call at this Office.