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II !. WHEELER 4 CO.'S
NEW FAMILY GROCERY
AND UOR STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MARTINsBURG, WEST VIRGINIA.
The proprietors would call the attention OF
the citizens of Martinsburg and vicinity to their
NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
just opened in the stand formerly owned and
occupied by M. Lock, ESQ.,, on Queen Street,
adjoining the Lutheran Church, large and
wellselected stock of.
G ROC les,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC WINES,
LIQUORS, sEGARs, &C.,
Consisting in part of :; s9=.....-.-.
SUGARS OF EVERY. GRADE,
MOLAssEs, sYRUPs, TEAS,
GREEN AND PARCHED COFFEE,
SOAPS, SPICES, ESSENCES, RICE,
MACKEREL, HERRING, sHAD,
WHITE FISH;
REFINED COAL, SPERM, MEATS
FOOT AND LINsEED OILS,
WOODEN WARE,
MARKET BASKETS; VINEGAR;
POWDER AND SHOT;
PAINTS, GLASS AND PUTTY;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE,
HOL,
LAMPS AND LAMP CHIMNEYS.
And every article usually kept in we'll regu-
lated
FAMILY GROCERY,
Including
NAILS AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
rs Hotel Keepers are respectfully invited
to examine our extensive
STOCK OF LIQUORS
Before purchasing. Hoping, by strict atten-
ton to business to merit share ofthe patron
age of their friends.
f. /. WHEELER Il co.
October s. 1866.
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TR U S TEES SAL f.

NR u STEE'S SALE.
:, BY virtue Of a Deed of Trust, executed to
the undersigned by Anderson Henshaw and
ted on the LIST day of April, 1852, and of record
in the County Court of Berkeley County, l will
expose to sale
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
before b the Court HOUSE door, in the town of
Martinsburg, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1866,
the following Real Estate, lying upon Mill
Creek, in the County of Berkeley, to-wit:
EIGHTEEN ACRES, THREE ROODS,
AND THREE SQUARE POLES OF LAND
being the same formerly belonging to Elisha
Boyd, decd The valuable Mill upon the pro-
perty was burned down few years ago. The
walls are, however, in good condition, and with
the
EXCELLENT sITH & WATER POWER
an opportunity is offered for profitable invest
ment by the establishment ola
FACTORY
at this point There are two comfortable
YELLING HOUSES
upon the land
Terms: One-third in hand, and the balance
in one and two years, with interest and trust
deed upon the property to secure the deferred
payments JNO BLAIR HOGE,
Sept. 81, ls65.-tds. Trustee.
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HARDWARE, &c.
WM. n. RIDDLE,
DEALER I'm
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
II OU S E-FU RNISHING GOODS.
Has received and offers for sale,
WOSTENHOLM'S,
RODGERS,
BUTCHERS,
And other makers
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
FILES AND CHISEES,
TRACE,
HALTER,
TONGUE,
ANA AND
CHI A MS;
AXES, HATCHETS, SHOVELS,
LOCKS, HINGES, SCREWS, :.
and general assortment of
BUILDERS HARDWARE
AND
MECHANICS TOOLS;
GRANTHAM HALL,
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF PUBLIC SQUARE.
Martinsburg, Oct. II, 1865.
" ALU ABLE
PATTERSON'S CREEK FARM
AT PUBLIC SALE.
By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court of
Hampshire county, the undersigned, Special
Commissionerappointe for the purpose, will on
Saturday, the 4th of November, 1865,
at - clock, NJ, of said day, proceed to sell at
the residence of Vaus McNairy on Patterson's
Creek, Hampshire County, West Virginia, the
VALU BILE
PATTERSON'S CREEK FARM,
upon which said Vaus McNary now resides,
said to contain
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED ACRES,
about One Hundred Acres of which are
FIRsT-CLAss PATTERsON's CREEK
BOTTOM LAND,
about another Hundred Acres,
SECOND-CLASS BOTTOM LAND;
a quantity of UPLAND, cleared and under
fence, and the residue TIMBERED LAND,
some Of it very valuable Upon the farm is a
valuable
TWO-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE,
with the necessary out-buildings, and one of the
BEST BARNS IN THE COUNTY.
\ fine nerer.foiting Spring is near the house.
This is, in fact, one of the most desirable farms
in this section of the country
Parties desiring to look at the property, will
please call upon Mr.. McNary, who lives upon
the farm.
The attention of capitalists those having
money to invest, and those desiring good
home, is especially invited to this sale.
The title is believed to be unqucstionable
Terms OF Salc:-One-fourt of the purchase
money to be paid in thirty days from the day
of sale, and the residue in three equal annual
payments, from the day of sale, the whole to
bear interest; the first instalment to be secured
by good personal security, and the other three
installments by obligations of the purchaser,
secured by deed of trust upon the premises.
Upon the payment of the first installment, n
deed will be made to the purchaser.
JOHN j. JACOBS,
October u, 1865.-ts. Special Conn.,.
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EALL AND WINTER
MILL ZEN CRY.

M RS. O. r.. HILL,
Having just returned from the city with beau
tiful assortment of FALL AND WINTER
MILLINERY, would respectfully invite the
attention of the Ladies to the same.
Ladies, by visiting her room, will find that
she is prepared to please their taste
IN BONNETS AND HATS
in style, quality and trimmings.
Residence on King Street, two doors west of
Mr.. Harry Thomas known AS the old
Billmire Hotel stand
Martinsburg, October II, 1865
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NRUSTEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE
MORGAN COUNTY LAND!

BY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed by
NJ. A. Booth and Anna L., his wife, to the un-
dersigned dated January q, 1856, and of rec
ord in the former County Court of Morgan
County, deed Book No. s, page 47O,) the I'M
dersigned will expose to public sale, before the
Court House door,
IN THE TOWNeOF BATH.
ON MONDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1865,
(being the first day of the Circuit Court the
following property, to-wit:
A tract of land, called
"F R UT III l. H."
containing about
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,
(more or less,) lying on the west side of the
Warm Spring Ridge, on the road from Bath
to Sir Johns Run, being the same formerly
belonging to John Sherrard, dec d., and upon
which he resided at the time of his death. 1t
lies within mile of the b. Il o. Railroad de-
pot at Sir Johns.
Terms:-One-third in hand, and the residue
in nine and fifteen months, with interest upon
the deferred payments and trust deed upon
the property to secure the bonds therefor
EDMUND PENDLETON.
Nov. 3 1S65-ts.
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r. W, HUNTER. JAS. +. TRAYHERN,
G.. W. BURNS l.. 7. MOORE.
II Z INTER-, RMS, Il CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
WIN CHI ESTER, VA.
Office On Huff's Row, near Ct. House.
WILL. buy, sell and rent lands and other
w real property in the southern States,
more particularly in the States OF Virginia and
West Virginia.
moderate. and no charges made unless sales
are effected Ample security given whenever
required. We have established agencies in the
principal cities of the north and south, with
every facility for procuring purchasers
Have now on hand a number OF farms IN the
Lower Valley, and several tracts of Oil Lands
in West Virginia Particular descriptions,
terms, &c, given on application.
October IS. 1865.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-09-09

us-Tbe members Of the late Mississippi
conveption. acting 10 their individual cspac-
Nv have addressed q pathetic appeal 70 Pfes'
,dsnt Johnson for the pardon Of Charles
Clark. late Confederate Governor OF tha
state. and oi Jefferson Davis. late Presl
dent Of the Confedeacy. They represen
Dir. Clark, who 10 confined in Fort Pulas
XII. IS old manned, shattered IN constitution
and wrecked 10 fortune, but Of great worth
integrity and intelligence. The memorial
ists say that most Of them have totally dis
agreed with Mr.. Davis in his political Prin
cipIes. bnt they they think be should not b
made 10 suffer for the sins Of The whole
community OF rebels. They cay that ne re
luctsnlly went.into lhe.rebellion, and. wa
the uprising Of the masses in these State
hat carried him 10 tie head Of the Conied
eracy. They refer 10 biz having Tough
md bled in Mexico for the honor Of ID
Of the whole country, TO bic family and
his falling health, 10 his impoverished famil
and to his known honesty. sincerity 81
prudence, Is the foundation for the cleme
cy which they solicit. They think that y
punisbment already melted out to the Sous
ern Poop Ie ls a sufficient chastisement. a
the tsrdon Of Mr. Davis would DO much
coneIliate the South. while, at the sane Tin
il would elicit the applause and excite
admiration ef all good meu II home a
sbroad.-Cicinnati Gazette.
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NEw YoRK. Sept. 5.-The Trihune's
Richmond correspondent says Complaints
continue to popr into the Freedmens' Bu-
resu. or maltre asment and toward
the negroes on the part Of planters 10 diff
fsrent parie OF the State. They lband TO-
together 10 turn of all their help except
such a. shall be actually needed. During
the winter five dollars per month is paid e
such.
Henry A. wise Il out with thirty quires Q
fsolsesp addressed to Gen. Grant appealing
from Gen. Terry's decision. transferring
wise's property. abandoned BY him, 70 IN
Freedmen's Buresu.
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IN accordance with the law, a Public TX
animation Of pcrsvns DESTROYS 70 leach
Public Schools in Dubois county, Will DC
held at the School house Of District No. =
N Jasper, on Wednesday, Sept. 2Osh, 1863
Teachers must bear in mind that under the
new law no certificates for teaching can be
granted hereafter at private examinations
ana Il il therefore important that they should
attend the Public Examination. and bring
Win them a surtificate Of moral character
rom their respective Trustee.
al. j. STRAIN. County Examiner.
Sept. I'd. 1sG5-3w.
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$4,000 WANTED!
soldiers, Relief Fund!

IN accordance with the order Of the Du
bois County Board Of Commissioners,
made Il . special session, the undersigned,
County Auditor OF said county, hereby ad-
vertise for . loan 70 the county Of $4,000,
on which interest will be paid a the rate Of
six Der cent per snnum. and for which the
lender will receive county orders, 70 be
csshed out Of tax levied for the rslief Of sol
diers' families, &c, for the year 1865. Sums
or 400 or over will be received a. the
County Tressurer's Office, a any time from
date hereof. The money borrowed 10 10 %
apple ed to the relief Of soldiers families. On
der the law passed last Legislature, and tn
orders viii likely be redeemed within 81,
months. THE0. SONDERMAN.
County Auditor ID. Q.
aug. 26th, ls65-6w.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE /.

NOTICE i hereby given. hist me urder
~ signed administrator of the estate oi
John A. Herman deceased, will sell 81 public
suction at the late residence 81 the deceased
il Dnbois county, Ind. on
MONDAY, the tin day Vt October, 1850
the personal property Of said decedent con
sl-ting OF horses. cutie. hogs, wheat, corn
oats. hsy. | two horse wagon. farming
utensils. hsusehcld and kitchen iurnl1ufe
Terms-A credit Of twelve months WI
be given on sums over three dollars, ~
purchaser giving biz note with approved Sc
curity. waving valuation and appraisemen
laws. bearing inieres, from date; under =
cash ii hand
FRANCIS BUCHTA. adm'r.
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Every few years The sttentiCn.of men Of
science il called 10 some new explanation
Of tue difference 10 tho SEXES. Among the
Iates. is one advanced BY Dir. De Ferrendi,
ia a late number Of the Scientific American:
For several years have been in posses.
sicn or this knowledge, and being : French
msn, had INTENDED TO communicate 1t 70
the Acadamy Of Science PARIS; but illness
has prevented INV return 70 France. Fear
ing that my secret may perish with me: a
10 he case Of Ssgato, have decided 4
publish II fer the benefit Of all civlize'
people.
Experience hss shown that the theor.
heretofore prevailing In regard 70 the pro
duc,ion Of the sexes il false, and that hi
which l submit Is the only true one.
It il the mais who engenders the sui
stance destined already 10 be OF the msscu
line sex or the feminine, before the femaI
receives il. The right apparatus engende'
the male; the left the female. By operatir
Il partial castration. therefore, OF the ma
ts easy for stock breeders TO procure d
spring Oil Of eiihe rsex.
AT La Hottie. near Fort Liberty in Hay
this process has been 10 operation for sev
raj yesss, and sor twelve years that | he
va, ched the resul, II has never failed.
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WOODEN MILLS
on
NEW ALEAEL, IND.

~ Il tre doing custom wvFs - n.o.i. ~
w JEANS. WITS AND pLagD FLAsSEL-,
LfNsfrS C~AtsgMFKts, SATlsK-rs, BAL
MoRkL SHIRT. BLasKkTs Nav STTLE Cow
EgIETs. STOCKING iAES, &c. &c.
We Gun ~ deliver lh~ Goods 10 from
Two NJ FIVE weeks after receiving ihs wuo'.
keep al 81 the sbrye Goods ~ hands
10 exchange 'or wool. 'nr..~nIch We will -
low the yery highest narkst price We MI
~pnt price lists md samples u those request
ing u By msil 70 ~ -
J. II. GEBHART 4 co.
July 22, 1865 2m*
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1FRead the advertisement OF Z
p;ckhardt < Co., 81 lluntingburg, IN
this paper. This firm Is dong AZ
,"nsive business already. but wishes
"a extepd ii. and is determined to olleI
- consumers such Inducements as VIII
ius,ity them ID giving them neil
trade. Farmers throughout thecoun-
70 viii do well to examine the Sugar
Mills they are agents for, as they art
a superior article
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HvHE Undersigned will proceed with ~
L County Surveyor n Dubois county ~
the 18th day cf Oct. 1865, 70 ron The me-
and determine the hound tries of section ~
Is and % Town | north range Z vest.
The immediate laes will also ~ run az
tie corners thereof established. ferrcn'
interested viii plesse be present
P. r. HcFFEE.
JACOB NiGG.
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NOTICE l. hereby gwen that ire under
~ signed nos been appointed adninisiruio
IN me estate " gonn Adam Herman, late ?
Dubois county. Deceased SatA estate Y
probably solvent.
FRANCIS BUCHTA, adn'r.
sept. ORR, 1865 -3w.
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I've are informed that the widow
~ Major +. Deliosse, with her young
child we're found drowned in a clstern
in Hnntin gburg Yesterday. Coroner
kraus has gone over 70 ihNes'iSa'
the circumstances
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1.-THE Second Congressional DIS.
trict in kentucky, has been threatened
with a fresh Eruption Of negro soldiers
because it elected y. g. Ritter, Conser'
vative, over George ii. Yeaman, by
a considerable majority
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SATURDAY. 4: SEPTEMBER, >, 1868

THE citizens Of this county VIII
lave A County Treasurer, 1omm.s-
.iaper. and probably q Representa-.
~ - elect in October. u present
Represcntative. A. ]. Beaket', ESD
having resigned. The tirst candidate
nablicly announced is DR.. Z. Stephen
tor c-election as Treasurer. Dur
mo The last two years the office has
not been a very profitable one. but ths
incumbent has, We believe. performed
,he duties of il to the satisfaction e'
me public generally, and VIC presume
will have no opposition
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rsyHE undersigned Will proceed with The
i county surveyor Of Dubois county ~
IL . l2,h day oi De, 1865. % run ne 80
and determine the boundaries 81 section No
rs town | north range 4 west
The intermediate lire will also be run zn'
The corners thereof established. Persons
interested win please BE present
j.. b VOWEL.
.on. oh 11f5-2v.
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vTvHE partnership heretofore existing IN
u the firm name Of Decker a. Mann 10
the town Of Jasper Dubois county, Indiana,
has been dissolved BY mutual conseD. All
persons owing said firm will make psymsn,
and I'll persons having demands sgsins'
said firm will present them TO John Mann
who alone 10 authorized TO settle the bust
ness Of the firm.
PHILLIP DECKER,
JOHN MANN.
Cal d IQeE -1u
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InS-A returned solder in Philadelphia
cowhided bic former captain for tying him
% by the thumbs while ia the army.
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yEzHE undersigned will proceed with ne
couniy Surveyor 81 DUBOIS county on
the 9th day Of Oct. 1865 70 run the lines
aud determine the boundaries q section
No. SO, town = south range West
The intermediate lines will also oe run AM
the corners thereof established. Person
interested will please be prescott
r. WISEMAN Jr.
sen, OH. lg55-3w.
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M
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05rrwo little princes we're recently msr'
ried in Indore. India. The bridegroom Y
aged six. and the bride three years.
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WILLIAM 81. PREFER. respectfully
snu4uAr~~ "a the ciiizsus " Dubui-, .nd
%susrnuncinr ronnfir-, iiisi he has opened =
Sop oa North Main street. in jasper.
x n.-r Ne T. prepared 70 do MI kinds ~ wcrs
n >sdclsry harness making and buggy
trimming. A stock NJ saddles sad hsrse~s
lkep, constantly ~ hard sor sale IS low ~
they cAn b. bought elsewhere. E-puring
done promptly. tie VIII be shaukiui M .
share ~ pubic patronage.
july 2ad, 1865 h
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1FSome Of the soldiers belonging
10 the 10th Cavalry arrived at home
this week.
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President Johnson aud Ex Governor
Letcher.

The Lynchburg virginian says. 10 . re-
cent issue: I'VE have been permitted 70
read a private letter. written BY Ex Governor
Letcher, now at his home 10 Lexington, 70
a friend in this city. The Governor had an
interview with President Johnson, with
which he was much pleased, the tendency
OF which was 10 convince him that we have
only 10 recognize the existing stsie Of At
fairs, regard slavery as dead, and sustain
the Government, and the President will d
. n for the South ,ha, we could expect. HI
is not vindiciive toward Us. as some hav'
supposed, and will, II sustained resissto ~
lust the radical pressure that may be brough
against him"
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nTMr. g. b. II. CARR, one Of the best
lawyers in Southern Iodians, has located ia
our county. and offers his professional Ger
vices TO those desiring them. lie will st'
tend the approaching terms Of the Courts
He can be consulted at the residence o
Rev. A. w. Shively. near HsysviIle. Or bus
iness left for him there will be promptly At
tended to. W. bespeak for him = share Q
patronage. auel2-2m.
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DYsn act Of Congress. Of March 81. 1865,
every person other than one holding a
license a. 4 lawyer. OF claim agent, whose
business il Is 10 draw deeds, bonds, morlga-
ges. wills. write, or other legal papers. or
70 examine tiile- to real estate, - regarded
a. a cenyeyapcer. 10 legally transact such
business, every such conseysncer must frst
obtain a llrenrs ~ required BIZ law.
Justices 81 ,h- Peace and other officers
must comply ~ah the law in This matter. Or
they viii 81 reported 10 the officers and
dealt, with for every vlola'ion.
Application tor license may % made 70
Ia. Litscha;. United States Collector. ~ Du-
bois county. y. w DkbnuLEh.
Assistant Assessor.
tath lgeE
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LADIES.
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Subscribe for the Jasper Courier.
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PHILLIP DECKER,
JOHN MANN.

Sept. 3, ls65.-5w.
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,ent. OH. l86J.-3v*
, 1865-10-24

Medlem for Frederiksteds BY (Sarauw) be-
giarede serskilt Afstemning over Anord-
ningens 81, skredes til Afstemning:
y over Endringsforslaget No. 1, som we'd
toges e~enstemmigen med 16 Stemmer.
q over Anordningens 81, som vedtoges
eenstemmigen med 16 Stemmer.
81 over Endringsforslaget No. 2, som we'd
toges eenstemmigen med 16 Stemmer.
a over Endringsforslaget No. 3, som we'd
toges eenstemmigen med 16 Stemmer.
s. over Endringsforslaget No. 4, SON we'd
toges eenstemmigen med 16 Stemmer.
g. over Endringsforslaget No. S, som we'd
toges eenstemmigen med 16 Stemmer.
s 2 vedtoges med Ia Stemmer imod 2.
Hyorefter Anordningen overgik til 3die
Behandling.
Fernandez bemerkede at intet Mode
Wide fnde Sted f6rend den neste ordinaire
Modedag, Onsdag den lite October 1865,
Formiddag H. II, og at Medlemmerne
vile blive underrettede ON Dagsordenen.
M0det sluttedes H. 3.