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Old scores weu.Remenbsn

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3. -lnnetI
after the war . yolun eer regnsi
Michigan cavalry was ordered Va
night the Indians. A dozen OF nn
diers refused TO 20 on guard, asS'
that they did not enlist ior 'urh ~
They we're set down as desehA
we're never tried. THIS sessIoniI
her Of them applied to lave The .
Of deseriion stricken from lbelfm
but the Committee on Mlllia1 j
to-day refused to recommend Ih' p
Of their bill.
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An oDoRIFERoUs FALL.

Yesterday afternoon, white Mr.. b.
Stuck, residing at No. 425 raiuall ST.,
Has in the Clubhouse in the yard, some
portion Of it gave WY, and be was pre-
cipta,ed into the we'll. HIS cries aitr act
ed the attention OF his wife, Who learn
ing what was the matter, hurried TO a
nvighbor who in turn ocured the a.
sistgnce OF two or three other nj n. and
with eopes they soon rescued Mr.. stuck
from his perilous position.
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FOURTH EDITION

WALL SrMxKT TEsrKkDAY--T Tbe
stock n2rkef wxs dull s11 rrsces q
eliDei . EsxIe- N01ey o. cal c00-
tin1e1 easy, tbs ruin< 9a0e2ziOa o.
SOCK collateral beng S % 8 per c>11.
S14.s Securities we've 6nn AID weAk.
EgEerzzszes EerS I'm aod rzilwrys -
tive AID irregular s1z gsnerzliy bcEsr.
Fo<slga sEcAaaes "a seAk 11a ssrEas
wEs r<s1znes1.
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Personal.

josh. Z. Ogden, business manager Of
the BuffIlo Bill Combination, was In
the city to-day. He goes to Baltimore
tonight TO make arrangements for the
ppvarance Of Buffalo Bill in that city
next week. He Will appear at the Opera
House IN this city on Monday evening.
the lTth inst.
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I'm Cession

The Republican County EIsa
Committee are IN session tO-dlS, d
Lincoln Club room, third story d
Adams building. Their ssOn
held with closed doors.
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s1ypz-hy = be>s Shown shsa praels-
: cal In - appkczroa- Therefore Wk-.
yBa sp1psfkiEe vita your szSering -
bT, slow i; practically By 1szng Dr.
Balls Baby Syrup aod thRs cure yoGE
eki1. Pros = es1z-
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A RESOLUTE SUICIDE.

AUGUSTA, Me-, February 3.-Israa,
boothby, cashier OF tie First National
Bans, comuiued suicide this foreno,,'
by shooting himself in the head ia
make cer'ain OF his purpose he julnp.,d i
lhto c'stern on the bank premises w,,h
weights attached 10 his feet, and thsn
committed the deed. A d rector of lie
oai'k states that the accounts of M. In.
s'itu Ion are probably all right.
ihe Uar on PoIv0an.y in Utah
OGDEN, U. T, Feb. 3.-Tba n.u
1rAnd Jury empaneled YES erday ara
uiostiy Mormons. Judge Hunter direc,
cd thelt attention especially to the Law
aihst 6ls amy, but as no accessible rsc.
OIL oi oIgalnous marriages is kep, /, !,
mol ptohable that this Grand jury viii
oe able TO ind any evidence.
Ibomas henj-T, a wealthy Morn,o.,
aoout oo years of age, Was arrest,4, ~
so-uay ON charge of bigamy and ~
DC taken 20 salt Lake to-mo,ros. -.
.lAi; He was indicted last N,vsn 'o'
oa' Kept out Of sight until 10 .day. !"
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THIRD EDITION
MRsaLAer noxTH

The foBowtax b . ksx of The Ares thx<
ocezErsd k1ss D0nEh. .whieA we're f1rn&sb-
ed - Lee Rikss aEzr dsAAsr, No. z13
k1ng sfrsGk
= JsnzAry lad, e'sAoek. y H. f.Assl
Janazry 4fh, p n d, skEks ers n the
H0usek0A1 Of Rzffh snzrchL No kAzr@-
Sznnary esh. - p n. alarm Of 1ss,
s&1sed b hgks fro@ he esp0Aa q St9s-
ssDbergs fo88dry-
J@n1zry 9Th, II - p N, b1rzing of
Pennypseker q Co-s10zr mill
JSsazry In, 3 p L. And ; p n, also
Jaenary e-hs p ms PsaaFp1<k @rs
mill
Jzanzry 1SGh, ap- n, fzAseI
JznzzFy 1ssh. AIS p N. sEghs fns In
: ne st.hsss - p. Jordan kl1g sErest, Be-
1ow Frost
Jsaazry zod, . % p n. sight are
- H&xt q Bros ssasbs, RIfIh sG-se<s De-
kw Wakn9t-
Jsnaazy n SIS , n faase-
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DEGIsTER = ORDER.
REaIsIER.s oFfIcE.


~ New castle Co. Dec ~ y
Upon the application OF BenlalllliIn' Y \
AdmIntstraisr of John 70 V =
Reasiing. state OF Pennsylvans. ~
II IL ordertd aud directed Y
Register tk6t the AdmlnlslraIoi ~
sive notice OF granting OF leueni !. :
m inistration upon the estate OF 'asSs y.
ed, with the date oi granting Icy
causing advertisements TO De PVs,Hi I,
In forty DAYS from The date OF suea y
in six of tbs mos public plan a
county OF New Castle, requlrlls =. y
sons hkying demands asalls' Wv, ~
present the same OF abide by ~ "
sem bly, IN such case 'nAie ant y ~, "
And also cause the sane 70 y n n
within The same period ~ l.nhaltI nI 4
GAEETTE, n newspaper puu.l.us.s ,h.,.sl
IN ngton. and Ia be contlnueo u1'-
weeks, cod. ,Ast
l;iyen under The haiA -
VI \ oF office OF tne hegls'el[ ~ N
t) al New Castle, ID as. 1..,.'
county. aforesaid, the day iS wy isa iS,da
written. 81 ~"
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SovnEu lszH, Is1.

lsSs Prizes, amounting ~
EssponsibIe correspond ing agents want
ed a. 81! points, TO whom LIBERAL compep
s2tion viii De paid
rite clearly stating full address. for
iurtner Information, or send orders by e1-
preAs Or mail addressed only 10
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans. La,
No. Bls Broadway, New York,
All our Grand ExIraordin ary Drawings
are under the supervision and man age
ment OF Generals q. 7. Beaurexard and
J11Al A. EArly. lanl4-2tAw4W6w.
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A ANTHOLOGY Of the DELAwAEE
w GAZETTE, weekly Of Sept IL. ls7s,
len cent? VIII be paid for a perfect copy 0f
ABOVE cate At THIS OFFICE.
lAnAWl
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Rr~m sAe n.nks 81 lAs Hs.As~@-

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h a WAxxK2 q o. zoHcEEsTK8- N
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O. zy rEsoozZeD1E1N11- So teeAs vsry
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Aex EzoZHen es71b1 erenr - veE<skezle t1scs3
tor Orer Ih-ee yeA-x- s--zAepe 4 - - .
exrl&l1 sz<z1e fcE 1FF-ersE1A
skE& EeN4 J. T. JleLEN. NJ D
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HE0SEsDAy. jan = S P. u
PLo-E-Floz- e dali xs1 ifr=xzlzr-
=4ls- = 49N bztre-., i1eloa.nE Me
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a. y [-SE S@sSrn %. Co Al D. -
q D AL psEs=at 4od otbsr nizn grzceA q
6 > = 3 = Eye 1O2z 4. in3etlEs- We
5EAIs--H teal opened dun And Iozsr
- s-Fs11-c Ola cauLz ne dzy.
go * nZs@ttt--1- Szles Of - 80 buAaels
!oe-GslaE r-.=c%Sd. Al sl > = =, red a.
= st&-- .. aL1sr 8. = and 40. red
-.-,4. = 3. JA1EA-y. q -. FeoruATy
: = AsfeC 8! - Ami Rye a 1EehAnK
= ~ s-.-s.c. Coyn - in setivs aud weak
- = u ~ CEsE=.s mixed aud yelsOz
A. os-5'e-. snd wniie 81 1e- Al the open
uso@'a- nrst eail, jsc, vas Did sor January
= -. iOr sD-1zry. = e fog March and
Ss5tc- Tor April O4ts are doll. and prlces
-zs0r boyers- S.alss oi !. ~ basnes ncl I'd
lLg t1l1e1 Al txs4rse-. sLo white a. ssass
! n- rs-el p b-9ay Esrs a. fO5lOEs: 81
oOls. ro4r. b. boAn- shs4f, ls,1G bush
0Drr - D1xnsl. re, 80 ousn. ozts. l.s1,
oos-- Tar =. - oc4E. UhsEey.
HLsET In oo.s- Western iron bound
-o!d ~ O. II psf gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
AoSDAY February 2 ?. NJ
BEEY CATTLE we're rather cull this week
ana pfices were ioEer. s24l mead arrived
and soid al the different yards al H<sse
per p. - { o1ndliiol-
SHEEP we're In demand al former rates
~ head sold al the dIreF-nt yards al
TOM a ~s5se-- per ib., and I&n-bs ol 5 a
Hoes were dull. 80 head sold Al a
G pef pnunc as to quality.
CD~- we're dull ~ head sold al e1s
-! p@r bead
SHEEP BRoKERs' ASSOCIATION.
PnyE DToes Yard. Hesf PhiLa-, Jan. q.
3HEzP -EItrs, 10 70 30 n. G<e.; good
= " 10 Es., 8. 70 y. G. fair slto 3 A.
IL 70 -. GOod lambs, - a - 9eoInmo1
. 70 = - 70 &c; calves, &c. Ar
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NllrLl,E.

All persons having claims l.l asal't's,|
taLe OK the dece ased. must presem. e,,.'s
duly AIiesIed. 10 the Adi9,is,ts,y Adil,ss h, 4
before n {. 3ist, lSsO, ar apiue .n5 e "A
Assembly in such case inaIe a,,x IgGja|
ed' Adm.n,us|
Address. Stanton Del
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TIE AkTlzASs SAVINGS RASx-
81 MARKE STREET.

So MARKET STREET.
fSc1zE-oE2Ex1 JAsCAEr 4FEA, E&z-
orez % reeMxre oegn@ztt 9A-2y frSzn
NJ E.fkl P. ~ Ez.1 - T1sS1kg s11 ezl-
zr=kr sEez.1Es .-yczl - Q eso.ex-
sKMI-AANCAI D1EEDKND.
raEz tE-1r zlh3- Il Apr11 49, 0.cznessr-
NeeG 61E81s1as are 1o< w1-ez4zw4e
z&1sGs s%Fso<z-k eaZS.oC21 Ea.se- Ezssras
fEses !. s~cH ys1,.v -,
Gs@ezi q s4yA, Sss<Es =, BzsA-
NAsskzI R-Be1so1, n I LAe1,ez.ss<ln-
=. H.szinEz Ies a y1zEs5a.
EeEAr1 PZs<T. EE L sw11
AzIS11y Z aEEzE&
SDO- - BF1H- PrenaezI
GEO : CAPE-LE- Vhez FrezaaszL
1ecEz-1y L T. TAYLOR Zre&sz-~-
LiIEsT SAT1OSAL BASA
il or N1LNNGTOS.
Rzus-rozY o. TzE PrELlc NsSEI
YNASCIAL AGESTs OF THK UxI-
I'D STATES
KDwARD BETS PxuxoExr.
GEo. a ARNST BONG, CAszrEL
FHiA Mp Capital tSess e~o-
PsaAssfpesA. Sex Yoxk Aad Bos.o. Er-
eeAaes 1zrrsz5sd 20 rekz-Ar DsS-oss- so<
SIEs.O9I eSA-g&
D4sao1-i aAy.. Noo42Js aaa Tnu-saayl
a. a-H A. n
DIRECTORS
Cs1e1t q SZyih, Genre ~ Bash,
yocz L A1&zzs IL Garrett,
HsaFy = krJone. sAnI rancro1. II.
DAz1sa ]AE0es. wIIltA-z I4tsAll
Edv2ra B~1E sAal-ly
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v iimingtsn MaxEes.-

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c2L26-ko2s - iAz 3rxEcJE1Es N1lAE s1x
F.ozr k-s9 Graz .c---&ks4 ~ ~ o.
Fsz1 Fssck e. 4 Ca Cocr7c57- Lz-ly.
5<-Ez PEtE.s Rsoz- -.---.--.-.--es - sla2i :
SEaa1cS Fk-1F FAoz- 1870 So
CEs1ne,@ - sss-c 3. 70 b
Pre- zsE E.sAz---.- lH
NsE C1rl =
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~ OIIaL-Persons W., VIZ "a lof ID, v
IN the stale OF DeiaWsMg Mg VI
states niliIArysefV .om nul1I
July, 1851, and pAll Sdraned 2
were r. qu rel 10 procure Sundsls|
an er the military ~ adysnsE
iran will find II ulinei OF
municate, either Pc who b's
With The undersIgpeu, .'lslslur, Y
tAoriEed BY the state l. war. / lhs y
from The Secretary OF oneb pedg,,s
ton money paid by sue snsD ben W "
Secretary Of war having ayl1nsSd ths s
AgS poSsr SsrD Del. Be- july 10. laV
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WILMINGTON, DEL
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SHEEP BROKERS ASSOCIATION.
IIrk Drore Yqrd Kesf phiLn Inn u

sHEyP. .-E1trs. 10 TO 30 n, ss<e.; good
= u 10 r., 8. 70 y. c fair, y TO S As
- 70 u. GOod lznoa, - ~ 7oommo4,
= 20 . - 70 re; ca!Tes, q &c. Ar
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The CITY narkes.

Tas fot50E1Ag vs-s tee ruling prices in
-k-Eez s..s Hog-1Eg.
r.Ta--sA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11
WON'T MIsCEGENATB.

Il seems there has been, and perhaps still
is, an effort made to coalesce the so,called
Republican aud the SO called Greenback
parties in this State. But Mr.. Davies, of
Harper's Ferry, ina very cogent reason con>
tanned in a communication to the Wheeling
Intelffyencer, copied into the Free Press OF
the LIST inst, meets his would,be co. spoiI,di>
viders of the Greenback faith with repulsion
He will neither miscegenate. hibernate. nor
cumate with the Greenies. This is poor re-
quital for their earnest wooing. Mr.. Davies
should be more tender in sympathy for the
dissffected, who are running on present
shadow. for future substance. Tie Green
hackers are much in the same predicament
with OthelIo alter his occupation was gone.
Mr.. Davies ought to remember that drowu-
ing men catch at straws, which makes it
eminently proper that they should catch, or
seek to catch at the straws which are passing
down the political current of his party, which
he ought to admit is only floating down the
stream of ticae, soon to be precipitated into
the gulf of despair. when the official stencil
will continue to admonish futurians, that
there once ruled in the United States party
made up of misdeeds alone And. yet, 10
West Virginia the disciples of Dennis Kear>
ney seek union of hands and union of hearts
with this same hayward sprig OF designing
royalty, aud are indignantly repulsed. True,
neither have any thing to hope. either sepa-
rated or united. The old saying, ,hst "Re.
publics are ungrateful." must be severely
felt by those restless quoudum Democrats
who leaped headlong into the Greenback
party and now find that they arc following
the mere shadow of things hoped for, and the
substance of things unseen, viz: official
stations 10 the line marked out by them.
No, no. the Republican ~ party will not
miscegenate with the Greenback party; they
have miscegenated with the Blackjack party
in word and in deed; they have by word in
duced the black man to exodize. and by deed
have taken him an tho Savings Bank in
Washington, and have taken him in their
conventions, as he is SO easily counted; but
for you, Mr.. Greenbaoker. they can't handle
you; they prefer another style of political
goods. You, Mr.. Greenbaok laborer, NAV
want Office for your votes-a thing they don t
propose to bestow upon any one who thinks
monopolies, subsidies and frauds are not
latent powers slumbering in the constitution,
subject to be brough. out by great finaucier.
ing. and by the Supreme Court, and by great
periodic vetoes. CurcnEE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11
D | T. ID .

1u Charlestown, on Wednesday night, May
5to; issO after illness of four days. Mrs
Maria ). MOORE, wife of Thomas A. Moore,
Esq.-aged 81 years.
On Monday, Nav Sd, 1885, at the residence of
her son-iu-Iaw, Mr.. O. w. Rowland, near
Cnariestown. Mrs. MARY K. BOYD formerly
of MartlnSburg -widow of the late Dpniamin
K. BOYD. and sister of Capt. James W Gieun-
At tho residence of Mr.. john W. Tavcnner in
LINE T. Sewers. OF CIat ke county. Va.
At cleai brook, Frederick comfy, Va. April
10th; 1851, ARUNDEL HOPKINS, sou of Ed
and 10 months.
At her residence. Fawcett's Gap, in Frederick
ANN STEPHENSON, aged 6S years, 7 months
aud day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11
ii A r Il | Il d i.

At the Episcopal Cnurcn IN Cuarlestorn, on
Wednesday afternoon. May 5th. IeeO, bI Rev.
Mr.JULIANxHOHA ARD OF Richmond cEuntv'
Virginia. ana Miss ELEANUK $. WASHING
iOS,of thls coumty,-youagest daughter Of tie
late Col. Jonn A. WASHINGTON OF Nil. Vernon.
In Winchester, ON the 2s Ii of April In the
!oudonn street Presbyterian Cnurcn by Rev
r. l.. Wilson, MIR. JOHN Nj. SILVER to Miss
MAGGIE D. PAkk1NS, botn of Frederick
at the Lutheran Parsonage, Harpcr's Ferry.
on Saturday evening. Nav LIST, 1850, by Rev
Isaac Bobst, Mr.. JOHN II BROWN, Of Baitl-
more, and Miss MARY B. SMALLWOOD, of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11

"A FIRE occurred a. Mar.insburg Sunday
afternoon week, the stable of Col. Naden-
bouseh being burned aud the house occupied
6y Mr.. Anthony Chambers, the Lutheran
Church and other buildings partially dams
aged. The Statesman says: We regret that
our young friends, Messrs. Lawrence Hooff
sau James Davcrn. who assisted in keeping
me h,e uoder control. was considerably hurt.
"e neat and smoke overcame Mr.. IT,. his
let. eye oeing painfully affected, and Mr.. D.
received sn ugly cash on the left cheek bv :.
piece Of plaster filling unon him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11

- The home farm of the late George W
Janney, adjoining the town of Hamilton. in
Loudoun county. Va. and containing $50
acres, with wood lot of seven acres. was
sold on Wednesday at private sale, to Hiram
Taveuuer for $40 per acre for the cIe,red
land. aud SIS per acre for the wood lot.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11
SECOND DISTRICT.
Convention to Appoint Delegates to
Cincinnati.

70 fHE DEMOCRATIC AND CONSERVATIVE yorras
OF THs SECOND CONGRESSIONAL. DISTRICT OF
WEST VIRGINIA:
By authority of the Executive Committee of
the Democratic and Conservative party OF the
Sseond Consressional District of West Virginia,
do hereby call q convention of said party to
meet in the town of Grafton. in TAYLOR county,
on Taursday, Sd day of June. 1850. for the pur-
pose OF appointing delegates to the National
oinnati.
The various counties of said District are re-
sion.
Tho members of the Executive Committee
are requested to be ut said convention. when
the time and place for holding a convention to
4rict will be fixed upon.
JOSEPH SPRIGG.
Chairman Dem. E1. Com. for Second Cong. Dis
trict.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11
SHENANDOAH VALLEY R. r.

On Wednesday the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad Company held its annual meeting
at Winchester, and elected officers as follows:
President, VIM. Mines, Jr.; vicc president,
u Ia. Boyce; directors, ". II. Travers,
Alex Il. Bo,eer, II. B. Hansbergcr, Logan
o'burn, Henry b. Davenport. David Bills
myer, Mann Splitter, A. Boyd, VIM D.
Smith, John t. Lowell. Fihy-ive miles of
the road are operated at present, tho stations
being Shepherdstown, Shenandoah Junction.
(crossiug Baltimore aud Ohio,) Charlestown.
RtPon, Fairfield, Berryville, Boyceville,
(hiilwood) White Post, Ashby's, Cedarvillc
Crossing. Riverton, Con the River and Vir>
ginia MidIand,) Front Royal and Beu,on>
vile. From Bentonvillc it is l6 miles to
Luray, and thence SIS miles to Waynesboro',
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. By
the time the track is laid to Luray the iron
will be down to Waynesboro', August l. At
tho other end of the line the road from Shep.
herdstown, in this county, to Hagerstown,
Nd, 16 miles, will be flushed by July l.
These breaks, when closed, will give total
Of 142 miles, from Waynesboro', Augusta
county, Va, to Hagerstown, Md, which will
be in operation by August l. The total force
engaged in construction comprises 5000 men.
Within the past three weeks $50 900 have
been paid for right of way, in part on the
Maryland end. The equipment of the Shen-
andoah Valley road already consists of 10
hrst>elass passenger coaches, 5 engines aud
5o freight cars. Ten more engines and $50
freight cars are contracted Tor, to be deliv.
cred August 1. The annual and other meet
inss of the railroad company will be held
hereafter at Luray instead of Winchester
LUCAS SPEEcu.-Hon Daniel 3. Tnc,s
OF jefferson county, addressed the people of
this county at the Court House on last MINI.
day, his theme being. Tho Duty and Mis-,
sion OF the Democratic Party" The address
was an excellent and eloquent effort, and was
listened to with interest by the large audi>
tnee present. !. was an able. logical. con.
sisteDs and convincing argument in favor of
Democratic principles and policy. We pre-
pared brief synopsis of the address for this
issue, but it has been suavoidably crowded
out 1t will appear next week
Fuirmont Ine7er.
In the RI g Sa,,Io ~, s:,l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11
HON. DAN B. LUCAS.

This gentleman arrived in Buck harmon on
Saturday evening last en- route for Randolph
and PocahoDtas counties. Mr.. Lucns is doing
great work for the Democratic party in
this Congressional district. He is one of
West Firginia's silver. tongued orators and
is profoundly vcrsed in the fundamental
principles of our government Sir. Lucas
has consented to visit our county sometime
10 May and address the people upon the POI
litical issues of the day. Ho was serenadcd
at tho hotel on Saturday night by the Band;
alter which he was called for by tho assem>
bled crowd, and, being introduced by Hon.
1. j. Farnsworth, spoke substantially as fol-
lows:
He said that he was not more pratiGed
than embarrassed by this unex pected mani
feststion OF good will and welcome on tho
part OF his fellow citizens of Buck hanuon
tie had never visited our county before, and
was surprised and delighted to behold such
beautiful valley, waterod by perennial
streams, covered by green verdnro and SUR
rounded by hills on which grazed the cattle
of thousand herds. The only thing want.
ing to complete the picture of prosperity was
ra'lroad In this age of rapid transit, no
people could afford to have the avenues of
civilization even partially closed against
them. There were two enterprises now at.
lODeC
no distant day to eliminating in railway
communication to Buckhannon. One was
the building Of road from Baltimore to Gins
c'nnsti, through the West Virginia coal fields
and along the 39th parallel of latitude an
enterprise toward which the necessary cap
'taI had already been subscribed. The other
PROJECT was the extension of the Narrow
Guage from Weston. These enterprises we're
not competing, but cooperative, and he
hored in few years to see the road con.
strnctsd. when Buckhaunon would thus be-
come in location. in accessibility, and in com-
merc'al Importance our nearest approach to a
State centre.
Mr. Lncas said he was not a public man.
never having held official position. bu, should
be ever be placed in a situation where he
could advance the enterprises spoken of. he
would earnestly DO everything in his mower
to promote the development of this beautiful
valley Buchhdnnon Banner, Nay LIST.
CLARKE ITEMs.-From tie Courier we
copy the following:
Lppi't l. Co, have now in operation their
plaster mill, and are manufacturing fertil.
zers.
Town lots, one fourth of an acre in s;ze
near the railroad depot, are commanding
Sl5O. b
A warehouse one hundred feet in length
and seventeen feet wide is being erected at
the depot for Messrs. Wilson & Griffith
The residence of Mr.. J r. Locke. near
Wadesvile, was destroyed by fire on the 18th
of April Nearly all the furniture was
saved. Mr.. Locke's loss is about 81, 1000.
The fire was accidental.
Mr.. Alfred Castleman, a we'll known aud
highly respected citizen of this county, died
at his home, situated about three miles north
cast of Berryvlle, several weeks ago, in the
S5th year of his age.
DANIEL b LucAs-This distinnn;shoa
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TRUssELL + LONG
EARLY PLANTS.

II'HE nndersiEred IL prepared to furnish yarS.
b"G"' Pepper; &c.:-all Of tho best fem tho
best seed. VIII furnish plants in season al
n.n1erate rates. Will also give tep ton 10 tie
Tanning and Pruning "f Trees. ShrHbbery. DC.
Grating and Buddin" IN Rraacn. Crafts Gur-
nlShrd by me- WILLIAM WATT ERS
Corner Lawrence Sc North sts.. Cbariestown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11
MANTUA-MAKING.

THE undersigned having bad considerable .1-
po'lencs 10 Mantua Making. desires 10 an
nouncs TO the LADIES' of CharIsstown aid vicinity
that she il prepared to do Sewing in the very
style at very moderate charges
Residence in the house formerly occupied BIZ the
iate Capt; John Rssd. GU Congress street, between
MRS. VIRGINIA soupERs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11

DANIEL B. LUcAs.-This distinguished
gentleman, the political magazine Of West
Virginia addressed large audience here on
Tuesday in very able and forcible manner,
which was received by the Democracy by
rounds of applause. MIR. Lucas is. beyond
the shadow of doubt, one of the ables.
stumpers of the State, and made many warm
friends while here. He is quick. deep
thoughted and earnest sound and impress,
PhiU;pDi EIoir,1eoIer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-05-11

In the U. S. Senate, the bill apnropri-
atiug SIS, 600 for monument to the Revolu.
iionary hero. Gen. Daniel Morgan, has heen
intellectually postponed.
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LADIES' HAIR WORK.

MISS IDA TUTwILER Is prepared 10 do BAR.
% "2r . At moderate priees, and will make
n . ather' near the Baptist Church, in Charles.
April ]. 1851
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A NOUN ENTs
FOR COUNCILMAN.

Mr.. THoS. D. WEBSTER will be supported
at the ensuing election. for tire position OF
Councilman from the Second Ward. bv
May II, 1850 MANY CITIZENS
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

T HAVE been steadily improving nv Stock ~
i BERKSHIRE HOGS, and am prepared 10
GHer TO purchasers q Pure Stock at Reasons bio
Prices. All PARTIES wishing Pigs will do well to
put IL tneIr orders early. SO that they can be
ALBERT l., MOORE,
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WHEELING Canva.sed Hams Shoulders and
w pried Beef; also Bacon. just received
quality guaranteed to be elegant. for sale bv
!MN IL, 1880. S. DdLG ARS.
4 ~ received snother supply Of Glars and
SueensSsrs. S.S.DALEARE