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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09
SEALED PROPOSALS.
OFFICE COMMISSIONER OF PUDyIC PLIkTING,)
STATE OF W EST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING. NuynakaT2 9. 1SSn \

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF PUDTIc PITkT1HG.)
STATE OF IST VIRGINIA. :
WHEELING, November 2, 1880
Sealed proposals. viii be received by The Com
missiouers of PsbIie Printing. at the Auditors
onSe. CAPITOL Eaildinr. until Dsearo Der .. 1880.
81 - O'Clock noon, for supplying the State Of
FEST Virginia. with Stationery and Pruning
Paper, aud for the ENsOution of Public Prtnt-
ing and Binding for two veals e years) from
the Second Wednesday Of January, 1881.
zach proposal Euft be accom- panied bv a
bend executed according to law. by the bidder,
with at lcnSt.tvo C"od anil sufficient s~urstias,
residing iii this state. in tie pNn1l snm of Five
Thousand DOlIars.fnr ali Stare Printing G, and the
penal sum Of Iva Thousand Dol. ava fora State
BirdinF. au'i ia tho peo1l Aum OF Five rhcu-
sand D '!l.rs for furnishing Paper and Sta tioE-
cry. eHu8 ItioHea for tho faithful performance of
tl,a contracts. Ne bid n~usceomparied hv snoh
hose wilt he e1I"ttaiasa hH the commissioner
of Public Printing. Eo;iprAtcS of the WORK to
be deere ava tlnic'iai fsinIehed, together with
nlank farms far proposals. b"8Gs. &... wall DO
furnished IN application to She Ccmmi.aioIors
Of Publie Printing.
Al proposals. nnst be nnda upon TIE printed
blank. and forms farm . sd nv tIe Com mis-
siouers. W.E PENDLEfOS,
Prasitc1t Board Of Commissioners cf Public
Printing. sc.
F"yem her 9, 12Sa-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

TAMMAhY's ADDRESS TO THE Public,
Neu York, November 5-The Tammany
Democracy tonight issued an address to their
Brethren throughout the country, lsmenting
the defeat of Gen. Hancock as q great ns.
tional calamity aud atsributing it to fraud,
the colonization of repeatsrs and the iptin-
idation of laboring men. Ia support of this
they ask that the vets of New York city DO
scrutinizsd and compared with the vote of
1876, when the Democrats cast liz, $50 bali
lots and the Republicans So. 561. In 1880
the Democrats cast 123, 102 and the Rspub-
iie.ns 81 1926, showing a Republican increase
OF %, l65, and Democratic increase OF TO-
572. Tbs address also declares that the
nomination Of Mr. Grace did net lesson Han
sesk's vote.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

-.S0e," said a sOrrowiug wife, chew
peaceful the cat and dog are." Eyes" said
the petulant husband. but just tie. them to-
gether, aAd then zee how the fur will iy."
- Ii is said that Ger. Malone has tele-
graphed to Washington that he will not en-
ter into any caucus with the Democrats, bu,
Will In all public matters vote according to
the dictates of his independent Judgment.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
taken possession of the entire line OF tele.
graph on its Pittsburgh division, which have
until now been operated in connection with
the Western UuiOn Telegraph Gem PAW.
The Company will also begin running their
eva s!eeping>csrs on their read.
The venerable ". W. Corcorap. of
Washington, who is BOW in his eighty-third
year. has, during his life time. given away
over SD, 200 200 in public benefactions. a.d
nearly 100000 in private charities-in
all, about three. quarters of his entire estate.
he has been all through his life a public
bensfactor.
The Baltimore, Cincinnati and West.
ern Railroad Company has been incorporated
at wheeling with Il capital of So 900, 900.
The iacorporators are Cincinnati and Balti,
more capitalists. Elk Gov. Thomas Young.
OF Ohio, will be President. The road will
run IRON Cincinnati to 1routon, OAio, thence
across West Virginia to Virginia and Mary
land, and on TO Baltimore, a distance of 600
miles.
= The Winchester Voice says: '"On las,
Wednesday night, IS the freight train bound
for Stauhton was passing between Edinburg
and Mount Jackson, the conductor, William
Watkins, fell from it and was instantly
killed. lie left tho cabeose with the inten-
tlen OF passing over the train to the engine,
but Just as he IVES about stepping upon the
second car he made a misstep. foil between
the cara, struck the bumpers, and was
crushed to death. His homo was at Sandy
Hook, aad he leaves a wife and one child.
Since writing tho above, wo havo learned
that the wife of the deceased upon receiving
the sad Intelligence of his death, was so al
ieetes that fears are entertained that she will
die"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

4 AMERICAN FAEAER.-The Nove1ber
OF this ole and justly popular farm jsuraa CON
tains q compact and we'll arranged collection of
useful and interesting reading matter for the
farmer aud his household. all the articles being
from acknowledged competent and successful
men and women. No department of farm work
Csmpests and Manures, the Orchard. Fruit and
Vegetable Gardens, the Poultry Yard. &C. ali
being treated by skilled hands. There 10 also a
read with interest. None of cur farmers but
weuld be beashtted By subscribing for the
fsrner, which is Published by SAINT. Sands &.
Son. Baltimore. at SIS n year. or MT ST each
te clubs of live or more; and to every hew sub
sent free.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

CARRIED OFF By AN ALL10AToR.-The
following dreadful affair ia rotated by a Lake
CITY (fia.) paper: A few days ago a party
OF several persons near Benton wont on a
drive for deer. About twelve O'Clock they
came to Peoples Bridge on the Suwanee,
and being warm ard much fs,igued, they
concluded to take a bath. The party, cou-
slstlng OF about eight, divested themselves
OF clothing and enjoyed a swim. As most
OF the party were employing themselves iu
dressing. a Young man mined Nixon cried
out Days, | must have one last awim," and
plunged into the stssm. As he reached the
middle he cried for help to his com %panious,
and they looked to behold him held nv the
right shoulder in the mouth of an enormous
alligator. The monster sank with him, re>
appearing some two or three minutes later
npon the surface With Nixon still in his laws
Nixon cried to his com panions to shoot,
bat before a gun could be discharged he sank
again, taking Mixan under with him. Abou.
tive minutes sfhar lis srose ngain and struck
for the opposite shore, still having the ILL.,
fated yonng man in his enornnus month.-
Again Nixon called upon his comp4rions to
shoot, but being sFraid of hitting Nixon. no
one discharged his gun The alligator
srcpt some half o dnzen feet upon the onpe-
site bank. remaining about threa minutes.
WHOM, guided By a sudden impulse, he
plunged with his precious burden into the
river again, and reaching the middle, sank
to rise no moro within the view Of the par,v.
a Thorough search wes made, but naught
eos!d be seen of the body or parts of the
body OF the unfortunate young man. Thu
presunp t'nn is that the alligator made for his
lair, which probably vas near ct beud.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09
DI & d.

In M.rtlnsbrrG; on the LIST instant. of Injuries
received from the fall OF r tree. some six T,eeks
age, Of which he smdered an rntntiou Of a iimb'
RoSENBERGER. in She 18th year
At the residence of aer'soR, aoar Dr=e,,. :,
October last, Mrs. CARoLIHk SHIRLEY. sved
abOut.7s years. "Reu
Near RanninE's Ferry. in this COUNTY. an the
ist instant, MINNIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ter OF Lowe W; and Lizzis Paintcr-aged 10
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

Ths election Tuesday, as an exchange says,
gave the final and fatal stroke TO the wild
vaEary of greeubaokism. 1t was swept out
of existence in its last s~trongholds, even the
district from which its candidate for the pres
idsnsy, MIR. Weaver, halls, buryiug it under
. large majority. The faint of it helped in
ne slight degree to produce the ovcrwhel>
ming defeat the democracy sustained.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

Hon. John 8. Barbour, regular Democrat.
beats Gen. Jas. II. Williams, Rcadjuster, by
. large msjority, in the adjoining district in
Virginia. John Paul, Readjuster, beats
Judge Allen, regular Democrat, by a small
majority. in the Rockingham district. Hon.
J. Ran. Tucker is reelected.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

The New York Democrats Executive
Committee has very wisely determined to
cause an Investigation to be made into the
late v oto in %esrtaiE localities in that State,
where the ballots cast appear to have been
mere numerous than the number of voters
given by tho last registration.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09
MASON i HAMLIN ORGANS,
NEW WORK.

NEW and very Attractive stTles rare NOW ready
~ BEsT CABINET OR PARLOR ORGANS ~
TIE World winners Of hiRbest di.tiaction at
evory great Worlds Exhibition for thirteen years
Prices. ISL, s57. S66. ss4, S1as. to goo md
upward. For easy payments. sc 80 3 quarter and
oD-ard: Cstslogue- free. MASON & HA MLIN
ORGAN CO. 1884 TrcInoS:St.. OsTOS IS East
18th ST., (Union souare.) NEW YORK I49
Wabash Aven ue. Nove4r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

Judging from signs and predictions, we
are led to believe an extremely cold winter
is approaehing, aud in anticipation thereof
Goldsmith has bought an unusually large
stock of Flannels, Heavy Underwear, Over
coats. Ulsterettes aud Wooden goods of every
description.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COAL II SALT.

AN now offering for sale
100 Tons Baltimore Vein White Ash Fan
and .Sfose Coal;
200 Tons Lyhems' IaHey Red Ash and Bal
ttm0'e Vein White Ash Nut Coal;
200 Tons Georges Creek Ea1eI Coal and
and 1000 Sacks liverpool Fine and g.. 4.
SAT-, at io,sest prices.
Corn wanted IN exchange for any of the above.
JAMES Met w
Nov.S, ISso. Harper's Ferry, W. va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

hilton G. Urnor, Republican, has been re-
elected to Congress from tho Sixth Maryland
(Eagerstown) D~istriut.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

Malt Bitters" are q Brain, Nerve, and Blood
food, Peculiarly adapted TO-, and warmly recon-
msndsd BY, our druggistsand hysiciaus for Gs.-
eral Debility. Mental and Physical Exhaustion,
hysteria.S ervousncss. sleeplessn ess, Emaeiation.
and Dropsy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

Fer Fine DressGoods. Trimming Silks, saiins
20 70 to CARRELL'S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09
NEGROES,

The democrats support them, and the
h1dioals vote them. Bow long will this
outrage upon right and justice continue.
The enfrsnohisiBg the negro was the. work
OF the party which is using him, i. ia true
but 1t is about time that he should yield to
the greater gratitude of personal support.
Democratic taxes educate his children. The
Radical States have bat few negroes to edu>
cato; hence, the fact, that Democrats are
educating the negroes to break their politi>
cal Rocks. The negroes have Just voted for
Garfield, who, in Congress, to say nothing
OF his Moroy letter, favors the com potition
ct their labor by introducing Chinese labor>
ers. If the negroes are determined to OPP
pose by their votes the interests of their
supporters, let the Chinese accept the Gar
nsld bid and step into the Dogroes' plaoos.
The loss will net be the employers, but their
own. 1 say let tho negroes take tho conse.
quences. F.
New York Press ElEws.-Ney York.
NOrem6cr 1.-The Herald II advises the Dem>
oersts to unload tho solid South, John Kelly,
Barnum and his mules, the cold Wings in
tho party like Senator Randolph, of New
Jersey, who induced General Hancock to
write his foolish letter on the tariff, aud
finally the people who imagine they can carry
an election by tue invention Of Chinese LETT
tiers. The Horld says Hancock s defeat was
solely because of the se'f ,hness eff local poi.
iticians in the two cities of New York and
Brooklyn, and that a careful analysis of the
figures aud statistics of the election should
be made to serve as data to act upon when
within another month new general commit
tees shall be selected by the Democratic
voters. The Times thinks the Republican
policy should be to build up the party ia tho
South, and see that thors is a fair ballot
there to improve the currency, and to re.
wise the tax laws and the tariff. The Sun
leader is an eloquent article upon the planet
Jupiter, describing its wonderful brilliancy
and bsauty, with various illustrative ~poeticsl
quotations, and closes by advising the Dom.
oerats to study astronomy and seek eonsola-
zion in the fact that the planets, excop. this
earth of ours, are just about as bright as
they were before the election. The Tribune
condoles with the Republicans of New Jer>
sey to find their State hitchsd to the solid
South.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

In Frederick county, Va the regular Dem
osTa.ie ticket received 1894 votes, tho Re-
publican 766, and the Roadjus.er All.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

Rev. Henry Ward Beeoher, when ques>
tioasd by some church members about tho
alliance he formed with the atheist, Robert
lngersoll, during the political campaign new
over, replied that 'this is no tire to ask
questions of a mans religious belief" In
our unhappy ignorance of such matters We
had supposed that a mans relations with the
God who made him wero before and above.
oil other matters. But Mr.. Beecher, who
wrote the Life of Christ, and who is a dis
tinguished professor of theology, says they
must be subordinated to those of low politics.
ALcrandrtu Gazette.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09
For Congressman.

West Firsinia elects a full Demeoratio
delegation te Congresa.
Morgan county gives Garfield $50 ma
jorits; Hoks for Congress $50 majority
Weaver received three vo!os in the county.
Hampshire county gives about 1880
Democratic n,sjority.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09
Hancock Serene, but Sorry.

NEW York. Nov. 3.-The New York
Express gives the following account Of the
meeting thi, morning b.tweer, Generals
Hancock and MoClellnn: "For a man who
had met the one crushing defeat of his life
Gen. Hancock sustains himself nobly. At
nine O'Clock this morning he went to his off,
c:al headquarters aud was soon immersed in
the dai!y military correspondence. He had
read the morning papers at breakfast and
know the result. Not a word fell from his
lips. not a movement of his i'm passive face
gave token of emotion within. Two or three
visitors called and wore received by General
Mitchell in the of ice. At 10 o'clock the
ferry yacht brought over to Governors
Island a gentleman who had once himself
tasted the bitter experience of tho soldier
candidate for presideptia honors, Gen. Geo.
Is. Mcclellan. 1t was a kindred feeling
doubtless that drew those two men together
We'll, General was the visitors only greet.
ing. Mac, l am glad to see you responded
Hancock. i an sorry I am sorry. too,
but only for the people and the party The
ether visitors Withdrew leaving the two gen.
erals alone"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

SoMEr1ME.-The following is one of
George D. Prentice's little waifs, so many of
which appeared in his palmiest days:
Sometime" 1t is a sweet, sweet song.
warblcd to and fro among the topnos.
boughs of the heart, and filing the whole
air with such joy and gladncss as the birds
do when the summer morning comes out of
datkuess and day is born on the mountains.
We all have our possession in the future,
which we call sometime" Beautiful flows
ers and singing birds are there, only our
bands seldom grasp the one or our ears boar
the other. But, oh! reader, be of GOOD
cheer. For all is a golden sometimes; when
the hills and valleys of time are all passed.
when the wear and tear, the fever. the dis
appointments and sorrows of life are over.
then there is the place and the rest appoint,
ed OF God! homestead, over who's roof fall
no shadows or even clouds; and over whose
threshold the voice of sorrow is never heard.
built upon the eternal hills standing with
thy spires and pinnacles of celestial beauty
among the palm trees of the city on high
those who love God shall rest under The
shadows where there is no more sorrow. nor
pain, nor sound of weeping.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

AN ENGRAVING EQUALLY APFzoPEIA1E ArD
BEAUTIFUL has been issued by Petsr,on', Mag.
a=int for 1881. 80 reward parsons for getting up
clubs. The plato is quite largo, % inches by 20,
and wsuld ornament even she NEST REF I'd a.
Tor; for Is il executed iu the highest style of
art and is sseh . mezzotint as is sold at retail,
FOR ave dollars. It is entitled, Generalization
Tells of Yorktown" 1t represeDtsa veteran of
&c, in his old age. with his little fraud-dauglI-
ter between his knees. to whom no is rehenra-
ing the stsry of the surrender of Corn wallis.
The room is nm old-fashi0ned one, sueh as elder
" people remember fifty years ago. and in the
en- brssure of tho window sits tie mother of the
little sirl, also listening. AS 1851 Will witness
the celebration of the Surrender at Yorktown.
the premium ne we kaye already said, is par
t~ieularly appropriate. You can get it, gratis,
BY getting up a club for Pstsrson. Only the
enormous circulation of the magazine can ex-
plain why the Propristors can afford to give
such prsmiuEs. Pstsrson 10 one of the best and
cheapest of the ladv's books, the price being
eut two dollars a year, with great DEDUCTIONS
50 clubs. Specimens of the Magazine, to assist
In getting up clubs. are sent, gratis, If written
TOT. Now is the time to get mp clubs for ISL
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

A TRIBUTE TO GEN. HAHcocK.-The
New York Herald of Wednesday says:-
Coy. Cornelrs Thanksgiving proclamation
Is published, and Gen. Hancock has prob
ABLY issued = private and personal thanks
giving order OF his own. Among the men
VINO nave been prominently before the pubs
lie in the past few months none have foupd
the excitement as distasteful as he; on the
other hand, no other candidate has been SO
magnlheently impervious to malice and mud.
10 emerge from a heated campaign with a
reputation as good as he started with is
greater glory than could have been gained
by an election to the presidency"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

IMPORTANT.
Thsre 10 some doubt about the late raior;,;..
bat the following arc fscte:
A Ii kinds of Lamp Cnimneys-hcm Student
n to Might Lamp. for sale by
Nov:e $50. E T. LIGHT.
A LII kinds OF Lantern C Iobcs-fr from the C,n-
n die Lantern to the RaiIroad-for sale by
GEO. T. LIGHT.
A LII kinds Of Buroers- from the Night Lsmo
n to the Bulls Eye for GALE by
GEO. T. LIGHT.
Bog Papers. all new styles, Fools Gao,
J. Legal and Note, with all shades IF Epvelope,'
Ia .old ~ GEo.T T. LIG 1T.
GEO. T. LIGHT.
'helehfO, Pepper &C.,
soId BY GEO. T. LiHT,
Druggist, Chsrlestown.
FRUIT CANS large lot on hand and win be
L sold cheap. JOSEPH q. EASTERUsY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09
TIE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

The resuit..of another quadrepnial contest
for the chief magistracy of the United
States may now, with reasonable certainty,
be announced. The vote of the pivotal
State of New York has decided the civic
struggle in favor of James A. Garfield, the
candidate of the Republican party. On the
other hand, a popular majority, and both
branches of the Congress have, as we be-
lisve, been secured by the Democratic party.
Were our Federal Government administered
in the spirit Of the founders, and according
to the strict letter of the Constitution, the
popular branch of tho Government. and the
Senate, ought to dictate its policy, and in
large measure control its destiny. But, uu-
fortunately ,usder the Grant administrations,
the country drifted a long way from cousti.
rational noorings in the direction of Cen,
tralism and Personal Government. We have
not yet rsgaiusd this lost ground. That
popular majority which sustained Democrats
principles, and voted for Hancock, will de,
nand a decided and even aggressive policy
on the part of the Legislative branches of
the Government, now to be administered by
the Democratic party.
TIL idea of any Encouragement, much
less despair, at the result, which, as we have
shown, is a substantial Democratic yistory,i is
absurd to the last degree.
such feelings belong only to those who
hay themselves become demoralized by
Radica1. aggressions. What room for despon-
dsncy, when the people are with us and both
branches Of the Federal Legislature? The
substantial triumph is ours. On the popular
vote, We have exhibited. after all the stu
pendous frauds, and administrative corrup>
tions of Radicalism, a popular majority Of
le7,0 In the House of Representatives,
We have a clear majority of FIVE, and in the
SeBate a majority OF four over both Radicals
and Gre enbackers. All We need is a little
more courage, a little more tenacity, and a
higher and holier love of the Coueti tuition.
We are to-day the country. We are the
people and the Constitution. Those who
talk about d~isintegrating the party, are all
ready more than half way into the Radical
camp. a christian. does not talk about dis
migrating the religion of Jesus Christ.
Neither does a trus Democrat, who knows
that there is no other hope of the Republics
than in its nscendancy, ever talk about dis
integrasiug the patty which framed, and
which alamo preserves tho Constitution.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

Mr.. ENGLISH REs1aNED.-Indianopoh,.
Ind, November 5.-1n an interview with q
Dd'y NeUs reporter this morning the Hen.
W. IL. English talks freely about the late
election and its results. He thinks that In.
diana has held up remarkably we'll, eonsid-
ering the defeat in October, and that they
have not had a majority in the State sine.
1872, and then less than 1900 for Hendricks
for governor. Personally he feels no ohagria
at the results. While feeling the honor of a
unanimous nomination, the vice presidency.
without influence and patronage, had no
charms for him, and he feels rather glad that
he is left to a life mere genial and profitable.
The Democracy with q Democratic Senate. n
close House OF Representatives, and the pr.s-
idency decided by a small majority in q sim
gle State, will not die. The real cause Of the
Republican suecs,s was the prosperous times
aud business satisfaction. The sountry
thought it wiscst to lot we'll enough alone,
and lack of harmony in New York, the o.,
tober elections in Indiana and some other
things may have had = little weight, but the
main thing was the good times and the dis
position to let we'll enough alone. Mr.. En-
glish bswailsd the corruption in party poll
titles SO different from forty years ago, when
he first entered political lifo.
KILLED BY SERpKNT's EGGs.-John
Dickenson, aged IS years, residing At 35}
Mofst street. Brooklyn, and doing business
at No. 229 Broadway, New York, has lest
his life through the Inhalation of the vspor
from the toy known ss 'serrent'. eggs" of
which he was the maker. These eggs. while
burning and produsing the serpent, have for
q IsBg time been considered by physicians
as dangerous TO Iso in : close room on ac-
csuut of tas nozicus- vsper arising there's
from. The retort Friday cracked while MIR.
Dickinson was bending ever it. and he in.
hailed tho poisonous fumes. When he DO.
tiesd this he drove his wife aud children
quickly out Of the easements the same time
remarking that it was all over with him. A
short time after he was seized with . vhokine
cough, AID in one of the spa,ms he died.
CBrooklvs Eaole.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-11-09

Oha NILES r. II I Ut,
Gen1 Freight and Pass'r Assst
JOSEPH 81. SANDS, Superintendent.
Der 9, 1850.