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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-09-05
MIsoEhLANEoUs.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.,
County Of Jefferson, to,wit:
On the County Court.

Tvs HtC COWHty W" -
At Special Session of said Court. begun
and held at the Cont -House in Charlestown.
Tuesday, tho 5th day OF June, 1882
TPON application tbs ordered that roticebe
" published and posted at the Door of the
Court House of tito County, and at such places
of voting as arc herein mentioned, that the
Polls heretofore opened at Manuing's SCHOOL,
House. Niltshire's Schooi-Honse and Browns
Shop, will be discontinued ; that the Polls at
Harper's Ferry and Bolivar he consolidated into
tween tho two iaces thai iIe two sp pTIsl HAVE ge-
tofore held at Shepherdstown be consolidated
I'M o one, to be held at the Market-House, in
said town; aud that Polls will DO opened at
Zoar School-House, in Charlestown District,
at Oak Grove School House, in Harper's Ferry
District, and at Rearneysyille, in Middleway
District. and tho Polls at the Leetown lower
School-House be removed to Leetown.
A Copy-Tcste.
of Connie Tou,&
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Shenandoah Valley r. r.
TIME TABLE.
N eHee. August 27th, lss:

In eaee. August af,h, 1882
Philadelphia time give minutes faster than Bal.
timore time, and seven minutes faster than
Warrington, D. c., tims.)
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Augu,: S, Iss2-2m.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE.

7 OFFER my services to the pub bile az an 'sAuc-
1 tioneer." will be pleased to render service
anywhere IN tho County OF Jsferson, and at
re AsonabIe charges. have taken out License
D-A. PHILLIPS
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Western maryland r. R.

W esJeEn maryland 4. Z.
Taking EH' ct HTondav, July 10, 1859.
(BN!i!n.nre 'Timc.)
LEAVE HAGERSIOHH,
Daily except SUNDAY,
LAS A. NJ. Through r'ssenger- arrive at BAL
40 and II Us a. NJ, and SOP. NJ. For Edge.
IHout and inter me- diate points.
2.IO p. NJ. AIAii-arriviuR at Baltimore s 60
Daily.
Is p. ii. Memphis and AtlaBta ExpreGs-sr-
rive at Baltimore 7.O5 p. NJ.
ARRIVE AT UAGERsTowN.
'5 a. H., and 90 and $50 p NJ. From EDGE
mont aud informed late points
1918 p. ID: hIEil-IeAviDg baltimore at go
Am.
sos P. NJ; E1PreIs--ienvipg Baltimore 400 p.
loo p. 81. Memphis ed Atlanta ExpTess-leny.
ing Baltimore g.55 A. M
): NJ. HOOD: General Manager.
u. II GRisWoLD, GOnr Ticket Agent.
July 10. 1852.
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JOSEPH II. SANDS, superintendent,
CHARLES p. HATCH, CT ga,
JOSEPH W. COKE. Gra'i Tkt.Ast'.
o. HOWARD ROVER, D' +. 4 p A..
Hagcrstown, Md.
GEsEEAL CsF;cEo: HarerstuNT Nd md Hos,
81 nud go South Third Street. PhiladtI phiE Pa.
September 5, 1852.
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DAIRY
ExcEPr
New Orleans Memphi.

Trnin No. makes TO stops between HaRer.
town and Front Royal, except to let OF PaSsen-
gers holding foreign tickets
NORTHWARD. DAILY pAlx
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
This vol known State Institution has been in
successful operation siuce 1899, and having been
reorgn nized by tho act OF March }, 1852, with a
now Board OF Visitors, and the recollection of the
old Faculty, Is now prepared to supply upon the
best terms the distinctive advantages OF general
Scientific and Military School, upon the bRsis of
the U. 8. Military Academy at West Point and
upon the same system 30 successfuIIy pursued be-
fore the
The Faculty which Onco included Gen. stone
wall jackson, Gen. r. z. Rodes, and Com,
nj. f. MauPy, now consists of tho following SUI
peTIntende emit and Professors:
Gen. FEANCIs Ii. Smith, Ii. D., Superintendent
aud Profes5or Aiath, aud Moral Philosophy
Gen. L. IL. WILLIAMSON, Prof. Practical Eng
etc. -
Col. $. suIP, Com. Cadet. and Prof Tactics.
Col. J. NJ. BEooEz. Prof. Physics.
Col NJ b. HARDIS, Prof General and Applied
Chemistry, etc.
Col. r. NJ. SEmMEs, Prof. Modern Languages. etc.
Col. }. W. LYELL, Prof. Math. and Logic
Col. J. Il. MoRaIsoS, Adjunct Prof. Chemistry
etc.
Col: e. W. Nichols. Prof. Civil and Military En-
cheering and Astronomy.
Under the direction Of 40 efficient Finance Com
Enlttee of the Board of Visitors. srI with an en-
iArged annuity from the State, oxpen, of cadets
are reduced to the lowest rates. Sea-. n opens
dress Chs F n STT.TT
1oR0St To- lo>2-4~. Su0eTintepdent
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House Building 6 CarpentcrIng.
HARNESS SHOP REMOVED.

THE underaigued has removed his HnrnessMnk-
4 ing establishment to the old chop of the late
VIM. ?. Easterday. on Welt ST., pcEr Con reGs,
(tWo doOrs south of Main at the corner of MAI
Kssrsley's residence.) where he will contin M.
tho Manufacture and Repair of everything in his
line, at reasonable rates. The patronage of nv
old customers, and ones a !so is rehpectinIIv
solicited. LAWRENCE K osROURS
November 8, 1881.
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SON OF M A N

= Dr.. March's Great WORK Just Out.
The result of years of patient study and travel
est the student; book for ever body The stTIe
j. elegant and forcible the language pure and
artistic binding. Commended by the press and
clergy Will scli sight. a Ture opportunity
for Ladies', Ministers, Students, Teachers and
others wanting paving employment. Address
J. q. McCURDY q co. Philadelphia. Pa
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-09-05

CHH WEEK in your town. SIS Outfit
2OO Tree. No risk. Everything new. Cap
ital not required We will furnisb you every
thing Many are making fortunes. LKdies ma ks
"a much AZ men. and boys aud girls make great
pay. Reader, If you want business at which
Jou can make great pay I'll the time you work
Land, Maine Nov %. 15Sl-ly.
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juno IS. 1ss2tf Free PTo o SnR Req c opgI'
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REST BUSINESS now before the public
$50, - You can make money faster at work
Iot rs man At anything else. Capital not needed.
We WIN start you. Sl2 day and upwards made
~ rome by the industrious. Men. women, boys
Sno girls wanted everywhere to work for US
CoW II the time. You can work in spare time
only or give your whole time the business. You
can i've at home and do the work. No other bus
i1ess will pay you nearly as veil No one can
f fai' 70 make enormous pay by engaging At once.
SoI.1,y outnt and terms free Money made fast,
Augusta. Maine. Nov. %, IssI-1y.
CASVAssED Hams. Bulk Mid Engs, Shoulders
~ and Dried Beef, TOR sale by
JOSEPH n. EASTERDAY.
WINDOW Clan. Putty and oil: sold by
March I, 1882. GEO. T. LIGHT
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10 STUCK RAISERs,

THE undeIsigred having considerable experi-
ence in the gcldiug of stock, offers his profess
sioEAl serVices - the Stock Raiscrs of Jefferson
ecution of work entrusted TO him. viii also give
attention to diseases in horses. Also has patent
Anti-RootcT, which 90 will apply toHogs. Letters
addressed to me ut Duffc Id g DcPotor Chnrlestown
will receive prompt attention. Terms reasonable
Feb. l3, 1877. JOHN ". SCHAEFFER.
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OTTFREEIN TNTTERSITY.


For both sexes. 25lh year begins Thuraday Aug.
Paratory aod Teschera' Department.. $40 pavs
tuition and all incidsatals emo year. Expenses
kept low for poor but worthy students. Good IA
ciities for study of Music, Drawing and Painting
Standard of study rank with best in State Com
Plete, thorough insTruction. No saloons. Moral
and reilglous lnAaeHces Healthtul beautiful To-
cation. Students received at RrJ time. Address
Rev. II. "A. THoMrsoN. D. D., President
(Msntion this paper) WesteryilIe Chic
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BE TIEL-
Classical and ISIiIitarv

a G = d ELY
In a country noIed Tor beauty AMI health. Course
of Study ~ branches, unequaied in extent, sur
passed in thotorg hness by academy in the
South. Medical and Law courses preparatory TO
the Upiyersi:y of Va. Board, tuition, medical at
tendance Ihall 1es5iou) S05. No extras. Address
NAL a. q: SMITH, Bethel Academy P. o Eau
quier Co, Va. Augl5'4w.
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EkEz 5 ] 81
How Lost, How Restored !!

Just published. edition OF Dr. culver
WeIFs Celebrated Essay the rGdieal eiTs of
ePEkAAToEHHGA or Seminal Weakness, InyoIun-
tnry Seminal LosIss, INPoTEScY, Mental and
PhysicRl IpcsPaeiIy, ITnpsdiments to MaTrfs1e.
eel; Hi'0' SUBSCRIPTIONS. EPTLEPsY and tITs, In.
6uced by self indulgence or sexual eztrGyagAncs,
The celebrated author, in this admirable EIsay,
Clearly demoahtFates, from thirty year, sue
ceaItui practice, that the alarming consequences
OF sef-H5uSs may be radically cured /; pointing
on MODE OF cure At once simple, certain, and si
ter what niS cond ition RIA bo fuay cur. him.eif
cheHPIy, privately, and TcdicGIIy.
~ Ihis Lecture should be N the hands Of every
youth and every man in the land
Sent under sal, in pain envelope, TO any adj
dress pO't-PHid. on receipt OF six cents or two
PostH &c StRmpG. AddFeSs
The CULVERWELL MEDICAL co.,
IL Ann ST New YORK. N Up O. Box 45o
July IL. IS52-odOII'sI-ly
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rs OTECE.

EAFING roid my stook of goods to l. n. Fin
4 nell ( Co., respectfully notify all who
kno" thcE-;ssiTe6 lHdebted to rae to come forward
at once and aettIe their RrcOuntE, al all unpaid
accounts At September 25lt vii! Ee place. in the
hREds of officer OF the law.
J.sHERLEY SMITH.
Messra. Fi9pell Z Co. vii! ntiuue the Gro
business at my old stand, and heartily recon-
mend oil who wish Good and Cheap Groceries to
give them a call before buying clcew herc.
10 my fricnds and patrons i return many
thanks Tor the;E past patronage and earnestly re-
quest con tlnuEpcO of the Samo to Cly
Very Respectfully,
Sept. l3, 1851. j. SHIRLEY SMITH.
have for ssia Kings SASH JUsTER-tb.
best OF the kind. aIso have tho IMPROVED
SHUTTER FASTENER-ro better known Gail
and for yourself
Sept. ID. 1851. JSHiRLEY SMITH.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-03-01
#. G. Roosevelt Co.

This house carries the largest stock Of fur
niture 10 Montana and during the year 1882
will add largely to their facilities for hand
ling goods as we'll as their stock IN every de-
partment of the trade. During the past year
their business has been such as to warrant
them in shipping to Benton an invoice of
furniture and carpets far in excess of the
sum total in these lines shipped last year.
The firm has implicit confidence in the Ben
ton and Barker boom and propose to be pre-
pared to meet it. There are several reasons
why they can sell furniture cheaper than
anybody else in Montana and for the benefit
of the thousands Of readers otthis issue of
the RIVER Press we set forth a few:
First-They buy in such large quantities
having q larger stock than can be found else
where in any of the Territories-that they
get the benefit of a much greater discount
than do the small buyers.
Second-The cost of transportation (by
river) is not more than one third OF what
dealers in other towns of The Territory must
pay.
Third-They are exclusive dealers 10 fur
niture and desiring to build up a trade in all
parts of the country tributary to Benton will
not permit others who handle these goods in
small lots to under sell them.
These are but a few of many reasons that
could be given. Another advantage is that
at F. G.. Roosevelt & Co. you can secure
anything you q from the most costly fur
niture manufactured to the cheapest and the
stock to select from is always large and
varied. Our readers should not think of fur
nishing a house or buy anything in the line
of furniture without consulting Messrs.
Roosevelt & Co.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-03-01
w. Al. Burgess.

This gentleman is proprietor OF the only
exclusive grocery store 10 Benton and during
the ensuing season proposes to merit his por-
ton of the Benton trade. He has re- leased
lis present quarters for another year and
proposes to put 10 a mammoth stock of faml-
ly groceries, everything possibly needed IN
the household. During the past year Mr..
Kelly, who is in charge, has noted down
from time to time every article called for
that they did not have with the view of max
ing the shipment this season as complete as
possible. Il is proposed to make W. d.
Burgess headquarters for family groceries.
They will also be prepared to keep all mad
ner Of vegetables in their season and will
sell goods as low as the lowest. Ranchmen,
stocKmen and all others will find it to their
interest to call on Mr.. Burgess when outfit
ing.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-03-01

got oily fortune. Recognizing the fact that
Benton is the center of q tributary country
extending a hundred and fifty or more miles
in all directions our merchants make it a
point to keep in stock everything possibly
required in the various industries that have
grown up in the country tributary. The
raDchman, the cattle man, the sheep man.
the miner, the hunter, the trapper-every-
body Can come to Benton and get just what
be needs and al prices that vary bat little
from those ruling in the States. Our mer-
chants are alive to the interests of the town
and their..patrona, and the present year, from
what we can learn, their shipments will be
largely in excess of any former season.
At this time of year, when our merchants
are short on some articles and just before the
arrival of the boats, goods are always much
higher than at any other time, but we request
the numerous readers of this issue OF the
RIVER Press to look over the market report
we publish elsewhere and compare quota
tons with those in other territorial papers
The advantage in prices is largely in favor OF
Benton. When the boats arrive with hun
dreds of tons of new goods prices will be
one-third lower and the RIVER PRESS at that
time will contain a more extensive and COM
plete market report, corrected every week be.
fore going TO press. We propose to make
this department as reliable as can be in the
interest of our numerous readers throughout
the extensive territory tributary to Benton.
A careful survey of the field-viewing Ben
ton as the head OF navigation on the mighty
Missouri, the center of the rich stock, mining
and agricultural region surrounding; cons1d-
ering the enterprise of her merchants, and
wonderfully large amount of goods they ship
carbohydrates it easy for any one to ar
rive at the conclusion that Benton is the
favored commercial center in Montana and
every cheapest" of her trading points.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-03-01
Within the next year or Two desirable lands

Within the next year or two desirable lands
about Benton will be valuable. Surveyor
Rolfe informs US there are ten land entries
made now for every one last spring and that
he expects during the summer months far
greater activity in this direction. Specula-
tors, as well as actual SETTLERS, are taking up
land knowing that in the near future it will
advance rapidly in value. We cite a single
instance to illustrate that it pays to ''locate
q ranch in Cboteau county: Within the last
two years q young man without means took
up a homestead in the Highwood valley,
built a cabin and made what improvements
he could. Last fall he was offered IS. 900
for his claim, which offer was promptly re-
fused. This is but one of hundreds Of in
stances of the same character that might be
presented.
An important consideration for those who
settle in this section Of Montana is that ex-
cellent opportunities are afforded for engag-
ing in the stock business-either cattle,
horses or sheep-in connection with farming.
Benton is surrounded by excellent rans es
and the stock interests of Northern Montana
are keeping pace with the general progress
in other branches of trade and industry.
The great mineral fields lying adjacent to
Benton will assist TO wonderful extent in
he development of our town and surround
ing country. They will open new markets
for the farmer and render that branch of in
dustry more profitable. Il is safe to say that
the coming season there will be a demand
for twice the acreage of farm products there
Was last year. The Benton and Barker
boom will demand it, and as tlis is the time
that many are thinking of ''pulling up
s axes" with the view Of securing better To-
cations we would advise all to come and
take a look at our valleys before making a
st lection. We are satisfied that the advan-
tages here offered are not surpassed in Mon
tina or out Of it. In the language of the
popular rhyme:
Then, come tlong, come along
AID don't be alarmed,
For Uncle Sam has land enough linear Benton1
10 give you all q farm.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-03-01

A FEW of the cl,lztus of Bismarck have
organized a railroad C, mpany with a capital
stock (on pape,) Of 50, ZOO, 900, the purpose
Of which is 10 build a I, al from Bismarck
through the Mouse river country connecting
with the Manitoba system Of railroads. The
BIZ marck. Mouse river. Turtle Mountain and
Manitoba railroad company is the name
adopted, and it is safe 10 predict that no OF,
ganjzAtion with such i name as that can sur
viva
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-03-01

Roscoe CoNkLING, The ex-senator Of New
York, has been nominated for Associate JUS
tire Of the Supreme Court 10 succeed Hunt.
Grant once offered him the Chief Justiceship
of the Supreme court but it WAS promptly re-
fused. As Conkling is our of a job now he
may probably grab on. Wonder if "Me Too
will be provided for?
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-03-01

In the Camyb ll-Cannon contest case tie
committee on elections has decided tn t
neither is entitled to the seat and q new cleo
ton will be held.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-03-01

THE soldier Mason, who shot at Guiteau,
is On trial 1T Washington. A jury would &C
omit him in three seconds and the court mar
tial ought tn d. he cana thing.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-03-01

THE nomlnal, n ut Sargent as Minister to
Germany is said to settle the fact that Granny
Kirkwood will remain at the head Of the In
teriOr department. Let ns hope not.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-03-01

PADDY RYAN. the defeated bruiser, pro-
pos 8 to N ke Chicago his home and If er a
sutficienr amount Of training will try Sullivan
alother turn
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-03-01

SARGENT, ole OF The ,hief buses under
the Grant regime, has been nominated as
Minister to Germany, and is duly happy.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-03-01

PRESIDENT ARTHUR uas rented a cottage
at Long Branch for he summer.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-03-01

WILL G. nkIlng accep' ? is the question OF
the hour.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-26
Cotton,

Sales yesterday so bales, all to
spinners, closing quiet at un-
changed prices as follows: Ordinary,
lOlc, good ordinary, lilo; low mid
ding l2bc; middling, 1910; good mid
ding, l23c; middling fair, 13c; of
colOrs &c lower.
Receipts at all U. S. ports for the
past four days we're 1850 bales and
1866 less than for the same time last
year. Total receipts since September
LIST. 4,60S,336 bales and 1850, 1888 less
than last year, also 285, 723 less than in
1880 at the same time. Total foreign
exports, 3,462,28O bales, against A.
5s7,O9l and 3,736,508 bales the previ
Gus two years. Total stocks, 2O8,S16
bales, against 267, 651 and 2l0,O75 in
81 and 80 at the same time. Worlds
visible supply July 22d, 1,773,693
bales, a decrease of 226,6 bales and
an increase of73,55S bales as compared
With the past two years at the same
date.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-07-26
ChanCery Sale of heal estate


r No. 4llS- Chancery Court Of Shelby County
State Of Tennessee and County Of Shelby
VS.. Henrietta Archard, Joseph Archard and
Maggie Archard.
DY virtue of an in%terlocutory dooros for
ID sale. entered in the above cause on the
18th day OF May, 1852, l will sell, at ou5lio
auction, TO the highest bidder, In front Of
the Clerk and M star's office, courthouse Of
Shelby county, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, August 9th, 1852,
within legal hours, the { flowing described
property, situated In Shelby county, Tonnes
see, to-wit:
Part Of country lot 492, in Memphis, bevis-
ming on south side Of Union street, IS feet
eastward from DeSoto ptreet and running
thenoe ca twsrd 40 feet with Union street:
thence s%outhwqrd parallel with DeSoto street
100 feet; thenO6 wests ard parallel Ii Union
street 20 leeti thence norhwafd 100 feet to tho
b~eglnning.
FERNS Of Sale On a credit Of seven months.
purchaser executing nots with approved secn-
rity Hen retained, redemption barred.
This July "a, 1872.
RI BLACK, Clerk and Masis,.
By George Mallory, DC. 4 Al.
Lea, Turner, Taylor 4 Carroll, sol'rs.
l6 w Us 1886
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Sale Of Real Estate.


IT, No. 4l37 Chancery Court Of Shelby oountv
state ofTennesseo and County Of Shelly
vs.. susan s. Vance, j. W. Vance and q. W
Frazer, Trustee, ~
by virtue Of an interlecutory decree for
- sale, entered in the above cause on .the
lSth day Of May. 1882, / will sell, at pub
&c auction, to the highest bidder, in front Of
inc CLERK and masters office, courthouse Of
ehelby county, Memphis, Tennessee, on
Saturday, August 5. 1852.
within legal hours, the folio winK desoribad
property situated in Shelby county, Tenn,
Part of lot No. s., in Block 25 Of South
Memphi addition, beginning on the east
side of Shelby ct eet 1874 feet southwest from
Beal street, thence southwark with Sheibv
street " s.ls feet to northwest corner of Shell
ton and Whites lot; thence eastward paralleI
with Linden street 200 feet 10 an alIey. thence
noTthward With Said alley22S II feet to sOuth-
east corner Of Levy's lot; thence with LEWIS
south line westward 200 feet to the BEGINNING.
and in the Taxing District, iormerly city 81
Memphis, Shelby county Tenn.
Terms OF Sale-On q credit Of seven months.
purchaser executing nets with approved se-
cqIity, lien retained, redemption barred.
This July IA, 1889.
R. BLACK, Clerk and Mastsr.
By George Mallory, d. o. i NJ.
Lea, Turner, Taylor 4 Carroll sol'rs.
16 % 100 Ief