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ST. NICHOLAS FOR 1881.
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BARNuM's next roorback will be that
GARFIELD stole CHARLIE Ross.
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GARFIELD will be president and everything
that has been gained in the last -four years
will be imperiled. -Charleston Is. c. Nei0s
and Courier.
This is all CANNON. The Neics has not
O doubt about the vote of that state, be-
cause it has personal knowledge of how
the vote has been counted since 1876. Such
paragraphs are like the exercises of the
prze-fghter who strikes at the swinging
sand-bag TO keep his hand in and his
muscle up. WADE X. X. HAMPTON knew
what he was talking about when he prom
ised that South Carolina should be the
banner HANCOCK state.
THE New Orleans Times is stirring mp
the democrats for their neglect to register.
1t further declares that the republicans
have been carrying ON their campaign as n
still-hunt, and that their vote WILDE large,
This is especially tho case in the districts
represented by RANDALL GIBSON and Cen
eral ELLIS. Ii further says;
| There Is reason to believe that the republic
cans intend to vigorously contest some Of the
districts, aud for that purpose they will
| probably be plentilully suppl ed with money
/ by their national cOugres sioual commit tee.
| 1t is necessary, therefore, for the democrats to
/ be on the alert and to see that their full vote
| is registered aud brought TO the polls. By
inactivity and neglect they may suffer u loss
| which they can ill.atfOrd in this emergency.
The latest report Of the registration in this
city shows that although only three days OF
| the period for registration remain, only a
! little more than half of the voters of the city
have registered. What does this meauY Do
not our people intend to vote at tho coming
election? If we arc rightly informed, tho
republicans have very generally registered
and the delinqueuts are chiefly democrats
The meaning in part is, we think, tina
decent democrats are disguised with the
character of the city government and the
candidates Of the two organizations seeking
the political control Of the metropolis
Both the regular and eclectic tickets are
made up of scamps aud hoodlums, with
only one or two respectable men on either
to give them tone. The device is too thin
and honest men decline to have anything
to do with either faction. Some have even
declared their preference for republican
ticket, rs there is no choice between the
two democratic factions. Yillainy, theft
and corruption are the certain results o.
the success of the democracy. The hood
lums who have until lately been employed
to do the dirty work Of killing niggers
breaking up republican meetings and driv
ing into seclusion or away from the city
respectable republican white men have
found out their real power. They have
turned upon their employers have OBJ
tanned control where they were lately ser
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Nenr WIZARDS Hotel mari


H~lISo OFFICE OF THE COMM IsSION ERS,
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
wAsHISGTOS, october %, 1850
Ordered: Tint pursuant g. the provisions OF tho
act ~ Congress providing permanent form OF gov
ernment ior the District OF Columbia approved June
H. ISIS, and AN "nct making appropriations TO pro-
vide for the expenses OF the government ct the Dis
trlct OF Columbia for the fiscal year ending June S0th,
lsSl and for other purposes, approved June lsso
tax he aud the same Is hereby levied OF one dollar
and nfV cents (Si0) ON every one hundred dollars OF
real estate not exempted by law, except upon real
property held exclusively for agricultural purposeh
without the limits of the cities OF Washington ana
Georgetown and designated 10y the Assessor In his
annual retu rn, the rate which shall be dollar
(sLOD on every one hundred dollars; and unon all
personal property IN the District OF Columbia, not
taxable elsewhere doldr and MY cCnts (sitO) on
every one bundled dollars, according to the cash
valuation thereof.
The first half OF the said tax shall be due and
payable the nrst day OF November. 1850, and the
second half ON the first day OF May, 1851.
Oiiiciul copy pubShe by order OF the board
oc,i.St MILLIAM TINDA LII. SccretnrN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13
SECOND DISTRICT CONVENTION

ToTHE DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE VorEns
OF THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT OF
WEST VIRGINIA:
By authority of the Democratic Executive
Committee for the Second CONGRESSIONAL Dis
veDtion of the Democrats of said district. to
meet in thetown of Fairmont, Marion county,
on Monday, July 26th. 1880. for the purpose Of
member of Congress for said district. and also
District Elector. The various counties com
sgstes to said convention to nominate said can
The Democratic newspapers of said district
are requested to publish this notice.
JOSEPH SPRIGG,
chairman Dem. Ex. Com. Second Compensation nj
District of West Virpi1io
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13
III A Z Z l E d .
d l E d .

In this place. on Sunday NIGHT Last Me-
E = GIBSON. widow of tho ate James
ID. Gibson, aged SO years
Near Leetown: June 3oth. of Cholera Infan-
'um; EVA MAY. infant daughter of John T
and Mary E. LLOYD, aged weeks :
Dearest Eva, thou hast left Us,
We thy loss most deeply feel
But 'tis God that has bereft u.s.
He can all our sorrows heal
At the residence of Mr. Turner a. Milton. in
ine.ke'ey county. July lat, MABEL WARDEN.
,n.an' daughter of T B. and Gertie Miller, and
G;II 'uanVhter OF Turner A. Milton and W B
Miller-aced months and DAYS -
Near Jones' Spring E.rkeler COUNT. ~,
x xea. a't.. Mrs. JAMES WILSON, aged about 81
In Martinsburc. on the 2sth uIt. Miss CLARA
a. kAUFF. aged is years -AN
II Martinsburg. on the 27th ult., infant child
OF Mrs Ellis Mcdonald. aged 10 mouths.
In Martinsburg, on the 25th nit, of Cbo,.,.
uranium. infant child of Newton Weldon.
of Charles Elliott '' A' 'All!u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES.

AT a meeting of the Democratic Execu>
tive Committee of Jefferson county, W. Va
: held July 3, 1880, at Charlestown, the OBJ
ject of the meeting being the calling of pre-.
oinot meetings to send delegates to the Con-
gressional Convention to be held at Fair.
mont. Marion county, on the 26sh of July,
and also to the State Convention at Martins.
burg July 2sth, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resol0ed, That meetings be held at the
respective voting precincts in the county on
Saturday, July 18th, at 8 O'Clock, P. NJ,
except in case OF Bolivar and Harper's Fer.
~, whose meetings will take place at 8 P.
NJ, for the purpose of selecting delegates to
the above conventions.
Resolved, That one delegate be allowed to
each 50 Democratic voters, and one for every
fraction of 20 or more, which will give the
following votes to the different precincts:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13

The s. V. r. r. bridge over the Potomac.
at Shepherdstown, is completed, and the
tlrst engine (No. 2, "Wm Milnes,"O passed
over it ON Friday last. This bridge is of
the latest improved Howe truss pattern, in
tricately made of wood and iron, is formed
OF five spans, from the West Virginia side
to the pier on the canal side in MARYLAND.
and the length of the bridge proper is SAL
feet, connected to which on the Maryland
side is 339 feet of trestle work, making in
all llSO feet in length. Its height from low
water mark to the top of rail on ties is e5
feet, and from bottom of the river about lis
feet. The northern side of the Potomac
having now been reached, work will be
prosecuted with all possible vigor from both
ends of the line in Maryland, and but few
weeks at the farthest, it is expected, will
elapse until full through connection is made
by the S. V. r. r. northward Mr.. John
Conner will also push forward the erection
of the telegraph line from Shepherdstown
and Hagerstown, working a force at both
ends of the line.
Mr.. j. NJ. Mason appeared las. week sim.
nlsaneously in both the Free Press and
ohepherdstown Register, in articles inimical
70 the Democratic party organization in
Inns county iavoriDg an unlimited represen>
tAnon In the State Convention. deeIar;no
.nat "there is NO County Committee" &o
ml, "aSon's kind advice, We apprebend,
Will be taken for just what it is worth. The
people will elect their own choice of dele.
gates to Martinsburg, and all others who
wish to go there during the meeting of the
Convention will do SO. irrespective of WIN,
Mr.. Mason says or suggests. II will t,lo
more than the dictation of apy one man ~
break up party usage in this county. "
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13

From the above there appears to be total
decrease in our school population of $780,
This. we are inclined to believe, is rather
due to the change in the mode of epuuera-
ton than to the actual facts in the CASE
formerly the enumeration was taken by a
person especially appointed and qualified for
the work in each district, whereas it is now
devolved upon the public school teachers to
do the work.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13

REST business now before the public. You
l'ES con make money faster at work Tor
q. than at any thing else. Capital not required -
We will start you. s 10 day and upwards made
at home by the in luxurious. Men, women bows
and girls wanted everywhere to work for u.s. Nov
is the time. You can devote your W hole time to
the work, or only your spare moments. No other
business will pay you nearly ne we'll No one
willing TO work can fail to make enormous nav
by engaging at once. Costly Outfit and term.
free: A great opportunity for making money
easily and honorsbly. Address TRrE & Co tn.
gusta. Maine. July is, lSSO-fy
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COMMUNICATED,

CuARLEsrowN, July s, 1880.
ar. Edttor.-I had the pleasure of trip
to Phillippi, Barbour county, few days
since. Phillippi is beautiful little town,
resting in the lap of the magnificent hills of
Barbour. Tygart's Valley river skirts the
town: 1t is fue stream of water, and
affords the citizens fine fishing, &c. Cattle
raising is the chief employ ment of the farm
ers. They do not raise more corn aud wheat
than necessary for home uss. Literally
speaking they have their focks on thousand
hills. The sight of their feeding flocks, rs
they browse upon their rich pastures which
cover the hills aud valleys, is one of the
grandest sights ever behold. The people
are as generous and noble as are these hills
lofty and beautiful. Never did more thor.
oughly realize genuine ,old fashioned Virginia
hospitality.
They are essentially a moral community
peace and happiness brood over their lovely
valley and rests her wing there on the overs
hanging white cloud which constantly sits
sentinel-like above their happy homes.
had an opportunity of seeing the citizens of
Taylor, Barbour and Upshur-many of
whom participated in grand picnic july 8,
given by the Good Templars. This order is
In fourlshing condition out there, and are
doing immense good
In short, MIR. Editor, never met better
people. and through your columns take CO.
casion to thank them, one and all. for their
noble hospitality, and for the generous re.
ception extended me.
Respectfully yours,
JAS. q. Grove.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13
SCHOOL STATISTICS,

We are Indebted to John Hess, Esq,
County Superintendent of Free Schools, for
the following enumeration of youth, between
the ages of six and twenty-one, in Jefferson
county, for the year 1880:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

= D1Ton OF TIE SPIRIT AS the county canvass
~ is being gradually opened up. we respect
fully suggest the name of Capt. JACOB S.
MELVIN for reelection to the lower branch of
the State Legislatute. Capt. Melvin has been
a trne and tried representative, is honest aud
capable, and we believe has the confidence of
the people of the county.
July 6. 1850. MANY VOTERS. :
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13
FOR PRESIDENT OF COUNTY COURT.

RIPoN, june Is, 1850.
M r: EDITOR :-Please announce V. ii FIR0R
4sI for President of the County Court of JEFF
terson. He is capable aud honest. and We he
lleye would discharge the duties of said office
with dignity and impartinlity, having been a
practicing lawyer for twelve years. Subject to
formal nomination. MANY VOTERS.
June % 1850
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

nj H.: EDITOR PLEASE announce FORREST
1fl w. BROWN for the office of Common
wenith's Attorney. His known ability and con
slstcnt democracy are more than pledges that
ne Will discharge the duties Of the office to the
true Interests of all. MANY VOTERS.
June y, 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13

GOLD Great chance to make money
ooHN. We need person in every town
to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for the largest chearest and
beat Illustrated family publication in The world.
anyone can become a successful agent. Six ele-
CANT works OF art given free to sub,cribers Tho
price 10 80 low that almost every BODY sah,crihes
One agent reports taking 90 subscribers in dsv.
A lady agent reports making over $500 clear
proht in ten days. All who engage make MONEY
fast. You can devote all your time to the bust
ness, or only your spare time. You need not be
away from homo over night. You can do il a,
we'll as others' Full directions and terms free
Elesant 'nd expensive Outfit tree. fyou want
profitable work send your address at once II
costs nothing to try the business. No ono Who en-.
cages fails to make greatpay. Address GxopcR
s7iSsoS x Co, Portland. Maine. Julyl3'sO w.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13
PIEDMONT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA.

REF Mira. R. K. Mead, Principals. Twenty
~ eighth Annual Session begins 18th of Sent
lsoo; ends middle Of June, 1851. Situated in one
OF the healthiest and most beautiful Rons of the
State; is accessible from all poin ,s by railroad: In
struction covers the entire ofstudy pursued
In the bost hrst-ciass schools. Parents or Guar
dams sending sous or wards to tho University of
Va will hrd it advantageous to patronize this
school. July 10, lSSO-lm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13
A mn o UNCEM ENTs.
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

IF the Hon. JAMES H. GROVE will consent
to become a candidate for the 18th Judicial
Circuit. if tue Constitutional Amendment be
adopted, or if not adopted. then for the Sd Ju-
diclal Circuit-composed of Jefferson, Berkeley
and organacnunties-he Will be supported by
the people Irrespective of party.
July is. 1850. MANY CITIZENS. =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13

&fHs week in your own town. SIS Outfitfree.
PoO No risk. Reader, If You. wsnta business
NJ Wnicn persons OF either sex Ike great nav
all the time they work. write for particulars to
d. HAttsTT Co, Portland, Maine. Julyls'sO.l "
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

"E are authorized to announce Capt GEO.
w BAYLOR as a candidate for re-eicctiou TO
tho othee of Pr"secutinG Attorney. which posi-
ton he has occupied with such fidelity to The
State and credit to himself.
july 6. lSS0
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

" E are authorized to announce S. B. NELL
of Jefferson County.
July g. 1851
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MANY VOTERS.
FOR SHERIFF..

T RESPECTFULLY present myself as a can
Sheriff. Positively no connection with the
eight year riders or third ter1ners.''
GEORGE II. FLAGG.
Charlestown, June 90, 1880
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

49, O1A ~ VI VI IO4 thUINlA,
Jefferson County, to- wit ::
At R~1cs held in tile Clerks Office ofMe
Circuit Court IF Jr6erson County, July 5th,
1880:
THOMAS D. KELLEY. Plaintiff
Against
PHILIP COLLINS and Thomas Collins mart
ners under style of Collins Bros: also PhiIin
Collins and Thomas Collins individual and
j. NJ. Walker, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY AND Alta IIMENT.
TFNHE object of this suit is to recover n claim
L tO S24 COO. 90 and to attach the effects of tho
absent defendants. "0
1t appearing on affidavit filed in this suit. thot
the Defendants above mentioned are NOT res
idcnts of the State of West Virginia. thev are
HEREBY required to appear within fur weeks
after the date of the first publication of this
order, or the next Rule day-t wit the 5th dny
of July. 1850, and do what is necessary to NJ
tect their int crests in this matter.
Ana 1T is further ordered that a COW of this
order shall be published once q week for fonr
successive weeks, in the esprit of Jefferson n
newspaper published in this county, and also
posted ut the front door of the C0nrt-House Of
the SAID county, at least twenty days before De-
cree is rendered.
E. P. LYNCH,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
u. Is. Lucas, Pc
JulV 6. lSSO-4t.
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FOR ASSESSOR.

rospectfuily announce myself as cardidste
for reelection to tue off 90 of Assessor Jef
ferson county.
July 6, 1850. r. AIESANDER
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FRESH NUN

'EHE undersi Gned will, on Monday, July 10Th.
y next, begin furnishing the citizsns ~
Gharlestown With good FRESH MILK daily
his wagon will he in town early each morning.
ana II therels sufhcient demand, will also make
TcCuiar trips each evening. Pint and onart
and dollar Dacka Ces " : "@'4
June 90. 1SSO-3t. GEO W EScrr
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RESOLVED, That County Convention be
heid to nominate county officers at some
future day.
Convention then adjourned, subject to call
of Chairman.
j. D. STARRY, Chm'n.
L. Fl. MoLER, Seo'y,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13
OUR LEGISLATURE,

Mr. Eddor.-Some one signing himself
Jurlus, In recent issues of the Free Press
relieved his burdened mind of considerable
amount OF egotism, wrapped up in a commu>
nlcation with the above heading. Poor
Junlus, what pity that he can't convince
the ignorant voters of this county that all
wisdom and legislative ability is possessed
by the legal profession only, and by one
member of that profession in particular We
hope, MIR. Editor, that Junius will, in the
near future, favor the voters of the county
with his real name, so we may have the
pleasure of electiDg him to the Legislature
next fall in return for his Kindness in pub.
fishing to the world that Jefferson county
has disgraced itself by not sending Junius or
some one of the legal fraternity as its rcpre>
sentative to the Legislature. 1t is to be hoped
that every voter in the county will read Ju>
MUS communications, and appreciate the
great truths that they contain, particularly
the two following: LIST, THAT it is no dis,
grace to merchant that he cannot shoe a
horse, (rather doubtful compliment to the
blacksmlths OF the county, and End, THAT
Jefferson county farmer would or could
beat Daniel Webster raising wheat, (very
likely, as Daniel has been dead for several
years. and acting upon the last mentioned
truth earnestly exert thems elves to persuade
our farmers to curb their desires to become
legislators, and be content to till the fertile
soil of Jefferson.
In conclusion, would it not be we'll for our
successful physicians and lawyers to hold
convention and return Junius their thanks
for asserting that "the circumstance that an
attorney is crowded with business is no SIGN
that be has mastered the science of law. and
the fact that doctor is busy does not show
that he is an educated physician" and that
competent lawyers and doctors are seldom
appreciated;" another doubtful compliment
to the intelligence of our people.
X. w.
The Readjusters' State Con vention met at
Richmond, Va, on Wednesday last, and
nominated full electoral ticket-Hanoock
and English, professedly; but in effect ex>
actly the opposite. 1t is consolng. however,
to be assured that there is no probability
whatever that Malone & Co., can, in a great
national contest, such as is now before us,
detract from the immense Democratic ma.
Jority in Virginia enough votes to jeopardize
the regular Democratic ticket-whatever
may be the result on simple local issues.
There are too many good Virginians, who
have been honest in their alliance with the
readJusters, who will not follow the lead of
office seeking aspirants SO far as to aid in de-
teatlng the nominees of the great National
Democratic party.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13
STATES ATTORNEY.

kABLETowN, June I. 1880.
MR; EDIT0R-P!ease announce CLE0N
tt1 MOORE; Esq. for the office of States At
torneV for Jefferson County. He will receive
tho solid support of Kablctown District, and
We are sure will be cordially supported through
ont the comfy. VOTERS
June S. 1850.
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among which
SUGARS, CoFFEES. TEAS, sYRuPs. SPICES
PROVISIONS Bacon, Flour. Corn Meal
all kinds. %
CoNFECTIoNs,-PIain aud French Candy.
CrangsS and Lemons: PruHes, Dates and FiEs,
Fancy Crackers and CRkes -
Ih"vo In store foil and we'll assorted Stock of
QUEENS, GLASS. WOODEN. WILLOW.
STONE and E+RTHEN WARES,
which will offer at bottom prices Smokipg and
CHEWING T0BAC Geo, CIGARS.
Cigarettes. Cigni Smokers. Pipes. &c.
49,, mention above fow leading departments of
my business in all branches Of IMPORTED Dom,s.
NC staple and Fancy Groceries. ] aim TO buy
IHreiu!ly and to 80 rCprr'ent my goods tbs very
one dealing with me will have son TO be plea.ed
ana san'h"h. and those whO have not favored mo
WIN ca II nre cordially invited to do so nd eI-
amino IN goods Promising in All case, eouT-
teous treatment, ] am AlwAys willing TO chow
"oouA and give Priccs. All orders will recei,.
prompt and careful attention. Goods delivered
Porter. s. ~ 'e'eUio
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in e1eh.pp.
for Goods. RespectiuIIy
June :, 1850. r. W. MITCHELL.