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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-02-03

rTso Robert French, sarah r. French his vie.
Ebenexcr Robertson, John Madscn, and O. II.
Dimond: You are each Of you hereby notified that
there Ia now Gle In the Office Of the Clerk or the
District Court of Leo County, Iowa, at Keokak, the
petition Of George Parkers claiming Of you Reb 4
French the sum OF AZ hen hundred dollars ~ money
Justly due him from you, promissory note En-
ecuted by You kob't French 10 his order for the
sum Of $3.50, of date November IA, 1865, due in
one year thereafter; and claiming Of all Of you the
ereciosake Of mortgage executed by said Robert
SFenchAhd Sarah French his wife 10 plaintiff, on
Lots Nos. and in Block No. 81, Keokuk, Iowa.
excepttwenty feet off the ends Of raid lots
which mortgage Is given to secure said note and
aagrw a<as edo 2dsA Gay 81 November, sSSx. Nov
unkm yon arpeM and answer said petition on or
before the second day Oh the next term Of said
Court, which commences Its session ON the frst
Monday Of February, A. ID. 1860, judgm emit and
decree of foreclosure will be rendered against you
as prayed for IN plaintiffs petition.
&S #6 500 McCRARY d BRUCE,
Dec 40, I8b9-dm Soils for Plaintiff
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a. 1.sHERIFE,S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA.

LEE COUNTY,
RY virtue of special Execution TO me directed,
- issued by the Clerk Of the District Court of
said County, in favor hn L. Carson and against
Jocoh Bushy, executor on b. Rush Little dece ased
and Anna Nj. Little, u have leviedapon, and will
sell to the highest bidder at the door Of the Clerk
Office of the District Court of Lee County, Iowa. at
keokuk In said county, on the Gath day Of Febru-
airy, A. ID. 1860, between the hours Of . o'clock n
and o'clock p. M of said day, the following
property, to.wit Lot No tan (l0l in Block one
hundred and ninety-six (i98,, in the city OF Kee-
kuk, Lee county, Iowa. Taken, levied upon and
to be sold by order Of Court to satisfy said writ of
execution.
keokuk, January "a, 1850.
I'll. NJ. GRIFFITH, sheriff of Lee Co.
jan25flm BY j. B. KHIeHT, DEPUTY.
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Trustees sale

Trustees Sale.
NOTICE il hereby given that by virtue OF
IN power contained in % certain deed Of trust ar
eentcd 10 me ON the 18Th day Of February. A. d.
1887, by VI, III. Runner and Lizzie Runner hi wife.
o. the CITY Of keokuk, Lee county, Iowa, said deed
OF trust being given to to Peter Eichar OF
SINE place. the payment Ct the sum on i've thou-
ss.s, Ii.s slty-ssyen 1o-ioO dollars,
tSo957.7o,l on the 18th day of February, 1858, e.
stated In said deed af trust-and default in the
payment OF said sum having been mads--I, William
Ruddick, win, on the lAth day 81 February 1850.
between the hours d o'clock A. M. and O'Clock
r. M Of said day, at the door Of the Clerks tficc
OF the District Court Of Lee county, at Keokuk,
sell TO The highest bi6der, for cash, the following
described real estate, to wit: Lots No. ten (l0l.
eleven III, ard twelve t11], In block one hundred
and nine 1927, situate In the city OF Keokuk, Lee
county, IoNas and execute deed OF the same e
tue purchaser or purchasers at such sale.
Jan i4-dtd VIM HrYnnIru
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HayHrd Tayi0vss New Mork.-
A HOME AND ABROAD, Al Sketch Rook 81
"A Life, Scenery and Men. BY BayArd Taylor.
Also, Travels in Greece and Russia, with a Ex
cnrsion e Crete, by Bayard Taylor; with Steel
Plates, Delphi and the Church of ID. Basil Mos.
COW, More vigorous and graphic than either Of its
predecessors. For sale at
OGDEN, BROWNELL a. CO.'S
!, CRY Book Sroas,
Z Nos1sd 81 MaH-st.
RACON yKDEA AND SrHOULEnN for
- sale ny KELLOGG BIhGE.
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SAMUEL BoECHTUL, q d.,
HARRIET sNiyKIY n Al.

HARRIET sNIyHLY, ct al
[lI virsua Of an order Of the District Oourt OF
ID Les County, Iowa, in the foregoing case, of
the September term, 1854, At Keokuk, The under
BY che Court, tths other being absentys viii the
6th LAY Ut February, 1850, between the hours Oh
go'nloak >. m and o'clock p M, In front Of the
Court House ia the City Of Ksokuk, sell to the
highest bidder, Lots Nos three (S) and sixteen 16)
n block No. three go, in the town of West Point,
lee county, LEWIS.
Terms cash. A deed will be executed to the
s II M;sAsR RNoxtrs, oonni.'ionsrs
Dee. -, Isbsjan7dlm
1S0 Hudson r.. Bridge .--Ysu are hereby Motif ed
Il that there Ii 6e la the olluc OF The Clerk
Of fhs strint Cnurt OF Lee NOUN IDHa 81 Knokuk,
petition Of Smith Hamill, claiming of you the
sum Of nine hundred dollars, ~ money due On q
writing obligatory made by you to Bruce ! Dam
iels and by them to plaintiff assigned, and that IN
attachment has been issued and levied on property
OF yonrs, and unless you appear and answer said
petition on or before the Tuesday after the LIST
Monday IN February next judgmsnt win be rem
RANKIN, MILLER 4 RNsTRR,
Dec. 2a, Bss-d Plaintiffs Attorneys.
legal Nsstcs. 6
70 Jas. brown and Franklin Keith: Sirs--You
are hereby notified that there is now on a o In
the flee Of the Clerk of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, at Keokuk, the petition and amend.
ed petition Of James Hannah, claiming the fore.
closure OF certain mortgage executed and deliv-
err by you James Brown to one Jno. Il. Alien,
upon the west half of the southwest quarter oh
Section thirty-six, In townEhp sixty seven north
Oh range seven west, in Lee county, State Of Iowa
aud alleging that you Frnnkna Keith have or
claim to have an interest in said property mort
ragea; aieo asking judgment against said james
Brown for the sutn Of eight hundred dollars as
money due upon rrumfssory note executed by
yoato the order Of sadJ. r. Allen, and secured BY
said mortgage. And unless you appear and answer
thereto or before tbs 9TH day or Feb next, that
being the second day Of the next term of said
Court, Judgment will be rendered against you
thereon. w. I'll. W0RrHINarON,
Solicitor for JAMES HAErAH
Dec. 20 1870 dim ---
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,EOKUk AHIKT MANUEACTOIk !
, AND M
Ready-Made Linen Depot.

ANOdAysN1d00 A1O00 00pOCs
go A. -. q - Bn n AAER ~.
Third st., bet Main Johnson ............K EOKUK.
GHIkPs MADE 10 ORDER, from measure, cut
- upon our improved method. a A. Eaar.ntsed.
We will also make up TO order, In superior man
ner, Ladies' and Gentismen's underwear In gem
eTal.
4 Children's Clothes, Ladies' cloaks, RegAlia, &c.,
DO, made to order.
Pinking, Stamping, Embroidering, and al kinds
OF needle work executed in superior manner.
Nov. nd !
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n CLOTHING -
.FOR THE MILLION ~

ORTHE MILLION
ME are now receiving large stock OF Clothin r
w which has been bon hit low and will be sold
low for cash. The prices suited for hard times
and the goods are for ell kinds oil cuxtomcfs. The
stock comprises every style and quality Of Cloth
Ing, dentiemen's Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Va
hses, Carpet Bags, and everything commonly kept
in our limo.
Customer win find itior their interest no ssil -
weare determined TO sell ~ cheap the cheapest,
and We desire 70 see everybody comfortably clothed
We don't charge anything for wing goods,
and arc always pleased to rec customers oven ii
they don't buy.
Remember the place. On Third-st., between
Main and johnson.
Scpti7d s. POLLOCK 3 co.
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a @, Banks of New York, Adam Bete Love me
- little Ike me long L'fe IL Humboldt. fdT,s
Of tie Ling, Nidocq, Miss SlImnens window
Coli Foil, tss 81 ri at
OGDEN, BRowsTLL 4 co.'s
CirY Book SrorE,
deel5d Net Main.st
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NbTtfE.
TAX SALE Of LOTS on which delinauent snec,al
- - TAX i due and unpaid for paving sidewalk on
Main street,
VoTner's name Lot. Block. Tax. Cost.
o1Nas"n' II s.9.e2 sl.lo
!" 2est COIN 90
1t fr4 IA Wa
Ter 81. across TIA ~
A11ihn ! hereby given TO the owners Of THE
s.3 : - i-s foregoing last, situated In the
NY oi heaauk, lee County and State of Iva.
thA1 ffasisi tax has been assessed and Levied ON
sad ots T. designated in the above list by the C.ty
msnt BE- inade OF the tax 70 levied ami .,sa i,
costs on or before the 9th day of February, A. b.
1890, the ssid loss or much thereof NJ shsl be
nesessary 70 discharge sald tax aud ctsts viii b.
sofa on the day aforesaid, at the Mayors CIR o. Ia
said city, betseen the hours Of O'Clock a. M.
and O'Clock r. IN.
g. C. STEVENS,
Jan. Id lggsO .dta
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~ and other Tales by Chas Reade, for sale By
dscl6d O9D1N, BROWNELL = 90.
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~ LONDON PORTER
and ALSOPP'S PALE ALE,
by the Dbl. or dss., for sale by
! dsoIsdAw W III. AUSTIN co.
GALT..-Eow York Ane. In bSn-, O. A. IL ska.
~ for sails BY ID d " II. AUSTIN GO.
decl3d
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Attention, Cavalry I!
II

HAVING received orders from Col.
LII John Il. Gibson to repair TO Charles
town. for duty, with the Shepherdstown
Cavalry. on the 18th inst, the day prev.
Gus 10 the execution Of Stephens and
Hszlett, under sentence of death, every
member Of the Company will prepare
himself with 10 rounds of cartridges for
his rifle and S rounds for his pistol, and
appear in iull uniform and armour at Duff.
fields Depot, on the morning of the 18th
inst, at half past nine o'clock, for the
purpose Of repairing 10 Charlestown for
duty.
JACOB REINHART, Captain.
March 10, 1860. - 1t
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WATCHES, Jewelry. Fancy Goods, Cutlery,
w Clocks, and Military Goods ofevery de-
scriptIon such as Swords, EPauetes, Sashes,
Hats, Lace, Buttons, &c. Military companies
furnished complete with every article.
Now opening magnificent stock Of New
Goods, such as American, English, German and
French Jewelry, in SETS and in single pieces.
Bes, qua lily Gold Watches, English Levers,
Skeleton do, Duplex, Anchor Escapement, Le-
Iines some very small for ladies,set with pearls
ana diamonds, elegantly enameled, lrdePend-
ept and Quarter Second Watches, Hunting ls
care, gold Watches in every variety.
Rich China Vases, from Paris sand Dresden,
French and Spanish Fans.
Silver, Gold, Ivory, Pearl and Leather Gard
Gases, do, do, do, Port Monaies.
Elega t Gilt and Bronzed Clocks, Candebras.
ALBATA WARE-Spoons,for ks, ladies' but
er.knives, &C., of the best quality.
Plated tea and'coffee sets, casters, walters,
cake baskets, vegetable dishes. tureens, butter
dishes candlesticks, teaketlles urns, salt liars
Tortoise sheIcombs, new styles, English and
Amerf an table cutlery, scissors, pen knives, Ia
zors. sporting knives, music boxes, 2, 3, 4, 8,
and pairs of jewellers seale', weights, &c.
Watchmakers' tools and materials; Watch
Glasses of every description; complete assort-
ment ofdentists Files.
G. b. & Co., offer the above goods on the We.
nv best terms, Call and examine.
March 8, 1860. ly
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10, 1850

{$ As We 90 10 press the hnai piOree'
dinss of The Baltimore Confertn"e have
Just reached US. The Conference closed
onThursdav morning. Bishop Simpson
presided with great acceriahiliiy. Strong
resolutions were passed condemning The
North for the agitation Of the slavery
question, and pledging this holy TO Gus
Tain the institutions of the Virginia pen
pie. These were adopted unanimously
and amid tremendous cheering.
Among the appointments we have only
room for the following this week:
Winchester Dis,ric,-W. e. Eggles
ton. p. +.
Winchester Sia,ion-B. T. Brooke, "
U2son, sup.
Winchester Circuil-W. s. Baird, F.
n. Uercer.
Jeherson-J. II. Uiaugh, ". j. Per.
Harper's Ferrv-G g. Brooke.
t1iIlsboro'-F. Il. Riehey, one to be
supplied.
Berryville.-J. S. Garter. one to be
supplied.
Shepherdstown-1saac Gibson. j. N.
LnfeH.
Martin :bure-S. NcDfulin.
Berkelcy-S. II. GriGh. j. E. Has
Berkeley Springs-W. Champion.
Ihos. Brilry.
Gapon-C. l.. Jorpyson.
Springfeld-J. ~. Tongue, II. He'd
ges.
ville-J. H. March, Dquid
Harris.
Shannondsle-.4. ROJey, one 10 be
supplied.
r. r. Wysong Tract Agent and mem
Der of Berkeley Springs QuarlerIey Con-
ference.
B. Hough Tract Agent and member of
Hilsboro' Quarlerley Conference.
~ E. l. Kregio and D. Rlppcloe transfer
red to the Californi1 Conference.
Bernard II. Nadal transferred 10 the
New York Eas, Conference.
r. l.. Dashi,l transferred 10 The New
ark Conference.
Rev. S. S. Rozzel is appointed 10 tie
Metropolitan church ir Washington.
Rev. James IL. Wolf late Of this circuit
is appointed TO Bath Alum.
Rev. Geo. V. Leech appointed junior
preacher of Rockingham circuit.
Rev. VIM. Hirst in charge Of Ci'y Sta
lion. Baltimore. @
Rev. Saml. v. Leech is appointed in
charge of Howard circuit near Baltimore.
Conference meets mex. year al SIaun'
ton. Va.
Revs. J. r. Trone, Jas. Stephens
Thos. Magee and JOS. t. Eakin members
of this conference died during the las
year. s'''''
Rev. J. Nj. Liltell, young minister o
fine preaching abilities and deep Pie'y
succeeds Rev. J. Il. Wolf on this circuit
We welcome him TO our town.
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DBAg39.

A, the residence of her son in.law, DR.
John Qniglev. in this place. on Tuesday
evening last, Mrs. julia I'm Swearin'
gen consort of The late Hon. Thomas Van
Swesrngen, aged "a years.
On the 7th uIt., in Plat county. Mo-,
Mrs. Ruth o. Burns, wife Of the late RI.
Der, Burns, formerly of Berkeley county
In Perry county, Mo. on the 2Slh ull.
Mr.. Henry SeiJert, formerly Of Berke.
ley county, aged 70 years.
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sSBTy9 SgsSag5.

Mr.. Hays was on Thursday last cleo
Ted Teller and Book. keeper of The Wash
ingion County Bank. Willlamsport, to
fill The vacancy occa>oned by the death
of John J. Charles, Esq.
A southerner. who resides in Detroit,
Mich. has opened an agency in that city
TO enable fugitive slaves in Canada to re-
turn. if they wish. TO their owners in the
southern States. Many Of the foeitives
are said to be in a starving condition. and
would willingly return if they had the
means.
Early Tegeintion.-On Saturday last,
lot of strawberries and asparagus was
shipped fsom Savannah, Ga, 10 New
York. -zs,,,--
CosT OF THE HARPER's Ferry AFFAIR.
The commissioners appointed TO audit
and settle the expenses of the ilarper's
Ferry, or John Brown affair. have repor.
ted TO the Virginia Legislature that they
have paid $751; 1870 that S3l, l03 more
has been expended by the Governor on, Of
the civil contingent fund-aggregste
1885 SGT. The sum of ssl, l40 was paid
to the military. The following amounts
were appropriated 10 railroads for trans.
por,a,on, VIZ Alexandra and Washing
ton, SlO2; Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac. $3.50; Richmond and
Petersburg. 1907 ; Baltimore and OHIO,
Sl9,373 70.
The editor of The Cincinpai CONNER.
cial Bulletin says lie applied coal ashes
to an OLD sward where nothing but white
weeds, &C., had grown before, and il gave
two fine crops Of grass; applied II 10 land
for potatoes and j, produced large crop
perfectly free from disease. applied it TO
sweet corn and other vegetables in the
garden. and it gave them fine growth and
good color.
Elk Gov. Ford, of Ohio, was elected
House Printer on Friday last by a major
ily of three votes. Mr.. Ford is Repub
Lican. .aH.
The proprietors of the Baltimore Pat.
riot have brongh, suit against The proprie.
Tors OF the Clipper, OF that CITY. Tor alle'
cling tina the Patriot is an abolition sheer
bought and paid for by Black Republicans.
Alta sale of real estate in London the
property sold al the Iale of 81 600, 900
per acre.
Rev. Chsuncy A. Goodrich, Professor
Of Yale College. died on the 25lh ult.
A dangerous counterfeit ten dollar gold
coin has made its appearance in New
Y ork.
Hon. Henry d. Foster, is the Demo
cratic nominee for Governor Of Pennsyl-
vania.
The Maryland Legislature, on The I'd
inst, reelected the Hon. James Alfred
Pearce. of Kent county, Senator of the
United States for the State of Nam land,
for a term of six years from The fourth Of
March, 1861, when his present term ex-
pires.
The bill abolishing slavery in Kansas,
which was vetoed by Governor Medary.
has been passed over his vote Of 80 10 7.
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Z re S p E G. II u s
OF THE
1BDEPGI DE- ut DEMOCRAT
FOR THE
Presidential Campaign of 1860.

WHE "Independen, Democrat" paper
4 Published al Charleslown, Jefferson
County, Va, and the advocate of Demo.
cratic principles, as understood and car.
rled out by The great Democratic States
Rights Party, will be sent to all new sub,
scribers. on and after The lst of March,
1860, upon the following
TER MS:
For Eigh! Months, or unli after 18Th OF
November ensuing, 81 90 in advance
One lear l,50
These terms, which are barely rcmu-
'nerative, will place it in the ruwer of eve.
ry man 10 possess himself of an excellent
FAMILY and POLITICAL Journal,
which will not only give the current news
of the day, in all the departments of So
cisl life, but will keep him posted in all
matters pertaining TO the political and Sec
ular history of the country land whilst it
shall be chiefly devoted to the advocacy
and success of Democratic men and meas.
ures, yet its columns will contain plea
sing variety of Miscellaneous and Lilera.
fy matter, as well as a sprinkllng OF the
rich, rare, and racy.
| shall endeavor 10 make the paper an
indispensable adjunct to the man Of bust
ness, whether he be farmer, mechanic,
merchant. or of the professions.
10 the business community the col.
umns of the "Independen, Democrat" al
iords an excellen, medium of Advertising.
Ii has large and constantly increasing
circulation among those who are able
SS1SSS>to get what they want and pay for
wha. they ge,~G8 and i, is such customers
tina, makes It profitable for business men to
advertise.
The Democrat IS printed upon new
type and the best quality Of paper and in
Typographical dislinclness and beauty of
execution Is not excelled by any paper in
the country.
Aszs Recollect that the "Independent
Democrat is not only the CHEAPEST
but is acknowledged TO be the BEST
family and the spiciest political paper
published in Jefferson Cnunty. No
Qnack, Lottery or Lock Hospital adver-
easements are allowed IN its columns.
ID. SMITH EICHELBERGER,
March 10, lS60--3t Editor.
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Overseers of the Poor.

THE annual meeting Of the Overseers
| OF the Poor Of Jefferson county will
he he'll a, the Poor House on Thursday
The 18th inst. The Parish Levy for the
presen, year will be laid on tha, day. All
persons having accounts against tie Board
will please present them on or before that
Jay. A punciual attendance of all the
members of the Board is desired.
BY order of the President.
SAMUEL STONE,
March 10. lS6O-ll Clerk.
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The enterprising proprietor Of
Chestnut Grove WhiskeV,

(the Purest Medicinal Agent ever known, has
furnished the community Stimulant Pure,
Healthful and Invigorating, at the same time a
mild delicious beverage. 1t is calculated to do
away with the vile drugged stuff that is pamed
of on the community, and which is injurious
10 body and mind In addition to the certifi-
Gates beneath, he has received Diploma from
the STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
and additional testimony from DR. JACKSON, OF
Boston, who tes:iGes under oath TO lis absolute
purity.
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attention, Hamtramck Guar
AND THE
Public Generally

WHE undersigned having re.opened his
< SHOE MAKING ESTABLISH n
MEN I one door above Geo. R. Sta II
ley S Store. takes this method of inform
ing the citizens Of Shepherdslown aud vi
cinity that he is prepared TO make all
kinds of work in his line at short notice.
The patronage Of the ladies is respectfully
solicited. Measures taken al their homes
if desired.
Terms Cash. or to punctual customers
short credit.
H. wINTERMOYER. Jr.
March 10. 1860. 81
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A MEETING Of the Democratic party
n of Districts No. and 6. will be held
on Saturday, The 10Th Of March next. at
the Town Hall, in ShepherJstown, al 3
O. clock. p. M. for the purpose Of appoint
ing Delegates 10 attend County Conven-
ton, 10 be held at Charlestown, on The LIST
dsv Of March Conrl, for the purpose OF
Nominating Candidates for County Ofh'
ces, &c. March 3, 1o6o. ~
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CERTIFICATES :

Philadelphia, Sept. g. 1853.
We bave carefully tested the sample of Ches-
nut Grove Whiskey which you sent us, and
fud that it contains none of the Poisonous Sub
stance known as Fusil Oil, which is the char
acieristic and injurious ingredient of the whis-
keys III general use.
BOOTB, G.qRRET & C.4.M4C,
analytical Chemists.
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New York, Sept. 3, 1853.

New York, Sept g. 1853
have analysed sample of Chestnut Grove
Whiskey, received from Mr.. Charles Wharton,
Jr., of Philadelphia, and having carefully les.
ted it, am pleased 20 state that it is entirely
free from poisonous or deIctcrious substances.
1t is an unusually pure and 6ne favored quail
ty Of Whiskey. JAMES r. Chiffon,
analytical Chemist
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Boston. March 7, 1859.

Boston. March 7, 1859.
/ have made chemical analysis Of CONNER
cal samples Of Chestnut Grove Whiskey which
proves 10 be free from the heavy FUsIL OILS,
and perfectly pure ard unaduterated. The
fine favor of this Whiskey is derived from the
Grain used in manufacturing it. Respect.
fully,
a. A. HAYES, M. d., State .assayer,
No. l6, Bo, lstoa Street
- For sale by G.. WHARTON, Jr.,
Sole Principal Agent, No. ll6 Walnut street,
Philadelphia. March 3, lS60-2m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10

= O. Since the snow has disappeared
from the wheat fields Of this county, IN, y
are said to present most healthy and
gratifying appearance. The grain seems
TO be firmly rooted in the ground, and has
evidently grown vigorously during the
winter. Ii is in better condition now 10
resis, the rough high winds OF the present
month, which are generally SO injurious
to it, than IT has been for several years.
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aG~ e. G. Lee, Trustee, sold al Public
Sale, on the 9Th ult., the Lot of. p. A.
Entler, near the eastern end If town. for
SSH. Purchaser Mrs. Mary Branlner.
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HieH WIND On Sunday last. high
wind prevailed throughout the entire day
in ,his-sec,ion Of country. A grea, deal OF
fencing was proslraled ir various parts OF
the county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10

~ A. NJ. Ball. Esq, at present, Mas
Ter Armorer a, Harpers Ferry has received
the al poin,men, OF Master Armorer Of the
Virginia Stale Armory.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10

%, Hon. A. r. Boleler. NJ. c., is re-
covering from severe attack Of Quinsy.
at Washington.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10

a. Judge slump Of BALTIMORE and T.
:I.,MeCsish, Senator, Of Cumberl, d,had
..L.ool down" at Annapolis, OH Tues.
dsvoieh,. Friends in'erfsred and sepa-
-.,aa,n.mi without much damage done to
either. '"0
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-03-10

.ssNaThe Hamramck Guards and Shep-
herdstown Cavalry have been ordered to
CharIesiown on the l5lh.,hs day previous
10 the execution of Stevens and Hszlett.
We learn that all the Companies IN the
County are requested TO be present to be
reviewed by Gov. Le'cher. laor ail