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, 1865-01-24

tain the lunGs for that purpose, and more es-
peeialiy when the Mayor is a4member OF the
Commission, and nil be able to give oil need
full advice md information 81 to the city
finances.
2. That no bonds are to be given by the
Commissioner. This has already been suth-
GENTLY discussed. In order TO set at rest the
objections raised against the bill On this
score VIC respectfully suggest to the gentle.
n,cn having charge Of the bill that they adopt
anamendment whi:A4shal guard the funds
10 be plsccd in the hands Of tie River Com
,nissioncrs cs security ut least IS the funds In
The hands Of the City Comptroller are
guarded.
3. That the Commissioners are not to be
elected by the people The original Boards
of Water and Sewerage Commissioners were
not elected by the people, and We believe
1be people were well served by than, and
well sn.ssted with them. Every citizen
knows tliat. divided as.we arc into political
parties, with rival candidates and conflicting
interests, there wonld be the greatest dill.
Guilty In selecting the best men for this i'm
yor:art work in this way. The tag payers
and the people at large would be better sat-
tsticd with selection Of Commissioners
1haoe an ~ t .t,5 topoos1 :" NV ,.., VI, .uAi,
IN any "n'co eo"tu W "aae o. po'al'cs'
convention ano populat elce'lon.
II is moen " " ,es.seu ~ .na1 sar. O. .
hasss anu a.s,a. ~" m -sn;nst s ne,s ,a IN
le1eo m1o e, =. ~. -. 80 Ias. ~.
has sl1rs n.aa~ tha s;.s..,e. s a.1sstn.. go.
mouFes, uas pe. a,.,.ans @ s 80 = ...%' y, w.
noss esnt. ~ .as.Sa ' ~ ~ ~ - us.!, asAu:
approves ~ ~ ~ ri,r ~ rpn1,,, a.. ~ ~es,ans,,
.'.1H ~ .~c;to ,-o,.a,ca and aronxa ,onoo
ssehne ~ ,.,n 1870 r. ~ ,.or.da ~ a rs,1as pi
, 1865-01-24
TIRE PEACE MOVEMENT.
EumorS and c. CsnJccturrs Relative to
BloirsA N1fk4ions

New YonK, Monday. jan. 13,-Tho HtrdlTs
Washington special has various rumors concern
inc Blair's vislt to Richmond. One H. that Blair
brought autograph letters from Davis to Lincoln,
saying he was ready to treat for peace, and that
c.uEunication from lincoln has been taken back
to Il; ehrnond, expressing willingness to send or
receive Commissioners. Many Wellfntormed pco-
pic In Washington look for important results from
Blair.s sccnnd Yfeit tn the relei canftal.
, 1865-01-24
COPPER stocks In New York-Jan: -.
Bids for Copper Stocks in Haaten-San @A'
Prices Of ming stocks bid In Boston on tho slas


EQIlQf6 UI LHE IIIUUuQs
If the gentlemen belonging to tho Board wish
to amuse themselves bJ reporting "b1ds' md
"asks'' for Bank Stocks whore none are FOR SAFE,
II may amuse them, but It Is difficult to see the
propriety OF such 4 course. When no stock IL in
the market or for snle, 1t NAY ne Inferred that
ruch reports arc not made to give any correct In
formation to the public, bat for some putting pro-
Cess. II the Board would report only actual trana-
actions there would be m',re appearance Of fa1r-
ness. To report bids for stock which Is neither
for sale nor on the market, seems to me taking an
improper liberty with other mems property.
FAN PLAy,
, 1865-01-24
FROM WEST KENTUCKY.
A Fight nenr Co1uusb Men
Dcnerttnx aud Taking tho Oath.

Csc1SHA11, Monday, January s3-Tho Com
n<rtsat's Cairo dispatch Gays: Lieutenant Hes"
ley, In command oi 4 company Of Tennessee cav
ten miles ont, encountered rebels. A eierce n.ht
ensued, 1asttng half an hour The rebels he'd Two
killed, one wounded, and ive taken prisoners. No
casualty on the Union side reported.
From esc TO ten Of Forest command come in
and take The oath daily"
, 1865-01-24

clar1or Of 3 fcw sore-heads to defeat the
Hi,hes Of the citizens In respect to this most
;nnortant matter. Our people feel the evil
ia he great and alarming. The citizens have
provided 4 proper remedy far it, and the rep
re.entatiycs Of this city, who permit The bill
to be defeated, will incur seHous'rcsponsi-
3,f1ity
, 1865-01-24
The European Scheme Of Amer.
icnn Conquest

NEW YonK, Jan. 23.--Ihe Ltralds Central
American correspondent makes Important dcvel-
opmcnis in regard 10 tho intrigue now IN progress
thc1c. to bring about the absorption OF the Span-
iah American Republics By Aa1imilllan' . Empire,
through French agents.
, 1865-01-24

TORONTO, Jan. 13.-Thc Globe to-day has spe-
clal from Quebec, SAYING that the report stating
that the English Government is about to send d
deet Of gnnhoAts to Lake Erie is Il cannEd:
The case of Burleigh, on the writ Of h16tds cor
4se Ia nvnnrfrd IN rnp1e nhr fmtntdfate1Y.
, 1865-01-24
xI.L1yDAS LEGTSLATURE.


-.....- SENATE. Az.
brRfs0fI6D. III. Dan. S3.I1n tnc nGnate. 'aI5
morning, Messss. ward, Richly. ano 3alceh' VI
Alexander, spoke on qnestlons Q! p,ls1tege.
4 message was received from the Aouse, an
nonnctug the bill relative to the Ad}utant Gencr-
ais department, and MAKING approptlauona 1o1
that officer .,:, .u,
On motion Of Mr; Green, q Alexander, The hill
taken from the committee and passed; ayes II,
nays none
Ettitlon1-Mr- Bushnell-for an act to ALLOW
Ottaw2 to levy war tax Mr. Rte1ly-fot = SINH
. law aboIiahing dogs On motion Of HI. BRsh-
nell. 1t was referred to a committee Of o1e-Mr.
REILLY.
Cn motion Of Nr. Bushnell, leave was given to
Withdraw the bill to authoztzc Lake county to levy
NJ. Eastman obtained 1eaEe to take up the bill
incorporating the Chicago River Commissioners.
Tho bill was Tecomnfttcd to the Committee On
Canal LAndR
Ar. Mason, from the Committee on Enrolled
Bills, reported nuuIbe1 enrolled.
Nr. Peters offered resolution instrucdnE the
Secretary ofState TO report the amount Of Station
cry. pens, Ink, ETC., dne each number.
On motion Of Mr.. BUSHNELL, he At ens,oiing ig the
become corporation. was taken up and referred
to The Committee on Railroads.
| the Black LAVE, and order 1t to third reading.
Carried.
Introduction Of billZAr. cohss-'o incorporate
Ar: Aeconnell-To amend the ehafteflol 'ne
Peoria and Hannibal Railroaa. .uo
Ar. Wcscott-To vacata eettaih aEcys; ~,
Nr. bulhne!l-To authorize me sao-o1stl1Gt w
Of laSalle to lsvy wa5 incorporate Tie W
NJ; Eastman-To incorporate the Phiiosop@5leal @
fuoHeauon AsSoelauu1: Gu ~ ~ ame5S tSa ~ az.
| ara 1neulAuIe t9mpan13 y . ~ =; ,.. -" ~ aoas
, 1865-01-24
GHIERsONsS @a7E,.
Additional Particulars OF Its Great
Success

S. fsaF S:@ hsas's p:ts asn's r., ps e.
ticulare ct Gricrson's late great raid In Mtas-
Isa!ppi. They confirm the previous reports Of his
great success. They marched four hundred miles,
lost 1eet than one hundred uru, captured six
hundred prisoners, and brought IN one thousand
eontrnhauds and one thousand horses, besides de-
gt1o{tng one hundred miles Of Ea1lread, etc.
, 1865-01-24

LEtTUER3Tnc decline IL liies and I
eral unsettled state Of the n akkets have rendc
market wehk. but owing to the !ikht stock Ct
ttere has been "a yet no chanGe IN prices. II
been tor = few days an Increased activity In
leather, and the general trade ha1 been quite
n : CuctH,
, 1865-01-24

Our Losees-Thc Explosion OF tht
Magazine, Etc.

MaZazines Etc.
New YonK Jan. s3--Thc New York 7t15ant's
Fort Fish correspondent says: "The explosion
Of the magazine wis caused BY the carle.sncsa Of
our men, who were indltcrcct enough to 20 in
with lighted c,gara xnd lighted canales. While
inside they we're cautioned, but paid no heed
The tolrl loss during the will not exceed so0
and those bJ the explosion about 100. More must
be added for the na1J. Col. Alden, Of the 169th
New York, was mostaly wounded BY the sxp1o-
sion Of the magazine, and has since lied"
, 1865-01-24

HoGs-Thcse wsa little more activity In hogs
than on Saturday. bat the market IVES fully &c per
hundred lower, and holders appearsd anxious to real
lie at any price.
The receipts have been very light to-day, and there
are but few eogs !c{s over.
Ts ruete the following sAlca.
, 1865-01-24

The rebels 1t Fort Fieher were Tes1y-fed Into
suhmit.iou.-N ]. Etening Ibst.
What hys- -Terry-cal joke, but trlhu-Terry
to hero nryerthelcss.-BoGon PoS.
1t has bsen our opinion that the hero sue
ceeded because the attack WAS made on
Terry finn.
, 1865-01-24

MIGBW1Nk.-;Eeceivsd to;dsy: nons; shipped.
10 ehls At tlliX; - bnls es t7n: 20 6b.s ouYeft
option thir.y 1t $11-the n1x1es eiosink qaios
and ounlan1 as u 1+a114x. .
DRESSED IOts@- fseHysd to-dsy. 49,:
, 1865-01-24
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTANT FROM
THE SOUTH.
FROM FORT FlSHER"~THE
PEACE RUM0RS.
IOWA'S QUOTA FULL--LEG1SLA-
TIVE MaTTERS.
FROM RIsNELDO1E

Significant Article in the RIchmpnd
EnQuIrer-WRr Article i'll the EFIli|
Negroes aA Soldierk-Joe Johnston
ScInIue8-EoDte4
, 1865-01-24
seed. In New Yo4k-Jaz. 20.

yeeds In Kew Fofk-IaEs IUs -
rhc market tor Glover Seed Is d11 nut heavy. wl:h
tmal s1!es at :sAase Timothy Stsd !. m aule1, snd
T. in limited a0ppls. Houxh Flxx sesd |. very qaiet,
hit prIcts are without cha:.3e; We quota at E.54
hrs 81
, 1865-01-24
COMMEKCIAL.

MONDAY EvHNna,3Jan =. 1876.
Tho following table shows the receipts md
shipnsnts Of produce ana pEoTasions during tas
past forty eight hours:
R1cEr~s ASp surxHnye DratNe f1tr 49 HeC1s.
, 1865-01-24
TAYNE'S EXPECTORANT,
L SAFE and STANDARD REMEDY

Cou=hs, Colds, whooptng Cough, !A~th-
ma, Bronchitis, Consumption,
PleurIsy, Group, Hoarseness,
, 1865-01-24

ElDEW-1n demand Tor the clsy trade Al *sl8
Et:{:s-Ars fat with hut littls demand, and ate
held nu.ninnlly 1t A8S5c per dog.
EI2ff-Hp:ttfs are Arm at preFiona quotations.
Tho stock beth East and here quse Light, and uor
moro than onethlrd tho usual BuppiJ NJ this time
Dry hsh in particular are scarce, n1d higher In Bos
, 1865-01-24

CKANnER RIEss-Are abon' cut OF narset, aud
h{ch ertces check the denHnd. Prices arc mcHhat
lower. They are held At *sm4o %.
COAIch IN falr city demaud Whlle the coun-
t1Y Inde Is fully up to the facilities lof shipping.
frice1 ART unchanged. We quote:
, 1865-01-24
NJ O T I G E
TIE RICUARDS, aANCFACTERIyG COMP'T.

Estics u hereby given that tho RICHARDS MANU-.
fAC1UklN4 Gu, nAr!nK sold OUT their ent1Fc sstab-
lishmeut, It 1e0 and 1se Warrington street. to s. E.
BALL, asld pAny u hereby dlssoved, and al per-
pany. viii apply 10 &. O. L. FAxoN. q Lske street.
+. @. L. FAL0H. PFe7aeut.
81 GnOnW1N, Secretary.
JACOB HARRIS, 5tockhoict
Jsnunyy %. 1855, taG slJ1 3t IL
, 1865-01-24

HlDE*-Eece,yed. STA s.. shipped, q, ,1sd Tha
Kinda Owing 70 tze drriine II roid. 69ysrt sIs
not VERY anxt ~ 10 lnrcst- Tho supel1 hpWevef tn
unltea - fecesp4 n1aail. No quosa At prr7sat
Green EunnGY. tsanEso..- ................,, g.
Green. part c1rtd, trimmed. d......,.,,,.,.. 6K
Green Sailed. tr1tna nasd.-..,..................,9 &C.
Dry s&sted. Elmnsd ......,,...,.,I2Xkat4
Dry FiAt. &af9K
Gait, Green sAlt4d- -H1mneo.--...........-..r
Aurrsiq Elpo.. d
Deacon Stias....:. s;.;..;.............-h a.
Sslts today. la0 Green sAled a se.
, 1865-01-24

NeW iOYE E1EGanEH. PEI III. % bU
IAli deliveries Of n. :. Exchange must be sssis-
factory to purchaser, and settled before o'clock.
Sales ''Casb" at First Board, must be settled
before o'clock eame day.
sales 'Cash" at the Second Board, must be set-
tied before u O'Clock next day.
Irregular Way" to be settled by o'clock, next
day.
, 1865-01-24

EYENINd sEss1UN~1AH' az
There WIS a good attendance At the evening aes-
a,on. On the first call OF gold no transactions
took p1ace, but on the second and THIRD calls Goa
, 1865-01-24
A =: s43l3sss per gal.
HEAE3EArp steatly 1t & 0Aa2.25, according 70

QnA1tY. -, . =.
RBTTEK-Msfketn nrn1, with some shipping de-
mana- We uoie somewhat Of An advance IN prices,
, 1865-01-24

x.ttUth1s:geeseN 4 hs6t4 ht; thpped, e9,l5@ 1n0
moas kinda Owing 10 tke drritnn IN rold 6uysrr sTs
A. ,esy ad1is !. - e. nre:t Ine sapsy aoWe!ss tn
, 1865-01-24
DEPARTMENT,
o--,v roxp-Rr11txo or TER CuHhtYCY,1

WAgHfN0ToT. Jhh1xy I5tH> lsa5. Z
Whereas By iaiisactsry evidence sts.o1tsd @ e ~ Ess
National Dank OF Ehic1to," In tho
cJ Ct Tho CoaDt5 of c3oe .5 ~ stsH q
~ ~ ,ra1:temtsts Of the Act Of cougsess tnutlsd
.sa Aet to pEovtds Nauonat Cursen:ys leeufsa ny
~ sizf.ton e snd Tedsn stion thereof approved
ure r. 1st4. and has complied Ntsh M AZ ne @
sa.ue.. Of psn1tof sa'a a,
~, rrncy d. bereoy certify that Tne NaCut
sofeTs s.onsl Bank of ne FIJI o +, cha
n;ho,ized 10 Commence the oustneis Of Banking un-
Ger the act alortssld- 49,, 49,, :.
cf,re ,bis 18th dsy ot January. 1861
!s!sss ~ al 1ofis Comntrolef al the Currency.
, 1865-01-24
DRAFT IL CO., BUFFALO.N.Y.

AEKE1y
xa.n.aosu.pxn aad DeAIrss in TouuG3 Pig lien. Bag
iroii. ssSortea Hammered Horse Shea ncn, hoIHS5
.XsA BAds CpS Nails md Eatlkc"f apl4a-
, 1865-01-24

rORGHUM RUlL-I am making
K an excellent quality Of Rum rom 3orxho No!a:-
IN ne iws dollars have the recipe py m ILL., Tlsh
tuil p1rtitn.xrs Low 70 work Y; hy alases+lnS,
A01' q. uAWLEY, H2NttJVtilo, Ct-
Anti .6t
, 1865-01-24

Ts se:!ea' ii 81 ts"::: ::..:. is - -
FS e Passl 81 1T II 5is IS
70 b t!nofe. all rail-. 1B $40 $50
au e
500 brls spring m. mot n1med} "a ii;
tse; :eipeea 30 b.
s.ns S's s
b. snesE9 sa s3ta 5a bu SR D. 10 Il
16G0o u % tsl.t2-clcsnE win buyers At s14s and
sst;t5 c6KS-Reeslvtd i Is 10 sn shipped $50 nu Mar
81 Il seas, + 1o 5 bd h Il Eli 81 e 81
81 DO i oa tises; s. do i ;9c IN store .nd
f. sssPss =? ~:
s5S e 3 g s. :: @ - q
ias ~ buyers Il Sc fsr winter" saa sc for
ifist - sfs,s eR;'s sa = 81 81
ri 20 9 i. g / ~ ss,nD.a aon.
Aset sse. 10 tsensh Saa
.XICTfiot-Som1nal =. s4:Mas.ss per ea1..
BKANs-Aro steady at - 0as2-2s, according to
aast ss ri shipped
e aos q "a sapnPs e d.
aa'.a St,n a. !! Spx.Fd tendency. We quote: .s.qo
tIlno shipping
:alss : R.sk.gss prime saipRins i
shs1xss ofies. Holders are a1n 1t present prices.
Eonstor. b. ....ls.. 1so,..............s1ee 1so q
MaIeTlJ. A. b1. aes1lsss, 1oe...-..,... 1se. g
H.apdses aI 1: 81. ...init.. -
Tosxs ssss9 s,1,ss Z 81 .;1ta
Com E1s5.nze, 4 sired !in.2; ioa........... 1s.s
e1e:i.'sf e:s:fa tx 80 sia i'nss sssa' @
gD1nR g1IlaRjj bsf, b. ba @
asnnJ Bag, bu, loo. 4sas
F.Psi FsPsi F|esr F|esr s:es s:es: 81 81 Is Is
Cotton FIour sssks hslf III: g
cnASngn sst oi aaa
sF'sss check n M .f = %9 ree' arc
II r cy Y ,Ss was &, shs ,s1s19 s9aa
! E1H-Hrookne cid, $1s.oo
% 9l@ao,b Hill" ~
do Willow Bsnk-..-.-..--...+..-. l5@
Iuunel. 1i.@
B4osSo3rK. 15';%
LuMp Lens4 r.,.-.
Sc{anfon. ts'0
GOFFEE%Ars dull Tis ifsdo Is holding oti
nominal as purchases can be made 1t concessions
rom theee figures. Nc quote:
5s4s & Gin xs:s4e
giiEEsEi Is Steady. ii previous piic.s, Viii
WsstsEn ss5c
CIDEH.1n demand for the city trade At ss5e9
Es:{:seA;. fat: with but littls demand, and sre
s5f az ss
moro thar one.third tho usual guRpJ al this time
, 1865-01-24

The following table Rhows the mo7omsnt IN
dour md grim during the past week:
xxk.61rrs or Itouh AxD aKAlx DURING THE wKsE
ENDING JAN. q.
, 1865-01-24

64lmpp. AntAsu- r 'os.'.-''''--'''ss.'A .@s'
FRUITstGreeu Fruits are quiet with no demand
sfocE Is rather I1ht; Dried Apples arc 10 vary light
snpp hut about y e ths dsmsnd
yaucr Other dried truita aze IcArce- Wenots An ad
vauc* In BlackheEries of2 No quote:
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ME second To-! of those elegan, KID
| BOOTS will be in store in few
days. i. l.. DARNELL.
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-. nrecinct has been thrown oui IN said
,,,in,y unless the vote was illegal.
mrlher charge aud verify believe that
,br Inspectors Of election IN the following
named townships or precincts in Hump
shire county, Io-wil: Ki>ner., Dulles,
Thompsons, Springfield and Purge,sville.
did not take the oath required toy law. In
said precincts nearly all of the ballnis de-
posted were cast for you, am inform
ed and verify believe that many union
men were deferred from voting in the DIFF
frenl Townships or precincts in Hamp-
shire county, 10y copperheads, rrbels and
disloya! persons. who voted for yru.
charge tina, you advised all rebels to
vote in said county, Notwithstanding their
hands were still red with the blood OF
10y al cilizens and Federal soldiers who
they murdered H. cold blond l further
charge tina, in the precincts beIoremenil"n'
ed in Hampshire county, as well as other
Drecinc,s in said county, persons who
we're not citizens of said county were per-
mitted to vote.
further charge tina, the election in
Pendleton county was held contrary 10
law.
further charge that you and Your
friends used every effort in your power
10 prevent Ioysl election being held in
the lOuh Senatorial District, but endeav-
orrd by false representations 10 Sc, aside
the laws OF the Stale of West Va. and
thus embarass the officers Of the District
in their honorable endesvorS 10 hold d
quiet, constitutional and legal election.
further charge that for the sake oil
place YOU have endeavored 10 create bad
feeling in the District BY couspiring with
other copperheads 10 exclude Berkeley
and Jefferson counties from the State al
West Va, Notwithstanding the President
Of the United States. the Attorney Cen
eral and The Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue have placed said counties IN The
Weel Va. District
And lastly charge that ii you are per-
n;,ted TO take seat in the Senate OF
West Va, that you will mis'epresens the
feellngs AMI wishes OF he loyal people OIL
sand State, but pander /" the wishes OF
those who used their utmost efforts to
overthrow tie Government Of the United
States. The Revenue stamp on your al
fdaviI is not cancelled.
RespeclulI, yours.
JOSEPH A. CHAPLlNE.
November rs, 1865.
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hGRGHAIT TAILORING.

3PHE undersigned would inform the pub
4 lie that they have commenced The
Merchant Tailoring Business
in She herds,own. and has on hand just
from The Eastern markets a supply Of
Cloths, Cashiers, Vestings, Orsrcoat'
ing, &C., which will be made up to or
der with the bes, Of Trimmings and III
the most workmanlike manner. Fits
guaranteed. Give US call.
WILLIAM RlGHTSTlNE,
S. p. HUMRICKHOUSE.
November il, 1865. ON
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MEXICO !! MEXICO T!
$50, 900. 900 L GA N
OF TIN
REPUBLIC Of MEXICO.
OF TIN

REPUBLIC Of MEXICO.
Twenty year Coupon Bonds in Sums Of $50
Sl0O, $500, and 81 900.
Interest seven per cent, payable in the city o.
New York. Principal and Interest payable IN
GOLD.
$40 900 600 TO be sold al Sixty Gents on the
Dollar, in u. S. Currency, thus yielding an IN
terest Of twelve per cent. in Gold, or seventeen
per cent. in currency, al the present Tale OF pre-
MUM on gold
The first years Interest already provided.
The most desirable Investment ever offered.
Immense tracts Of Mining and Agricu Itural
Lands; sixty per cent. Of Port dues, Imposts
and Taxes, in the States of Tamaulipas and San
LUIS Potosi; and the pigLied faith of he said
States and the General Government, are all
pledged for tho redemption of these Bonds and
pay ment of interest.
The Security is Ample.
$50 in U. 8. Currency will buy per CT. Gold
bond OF $50
$50 in u. 5. currency Will buy a I per CT. Gold
Bond Of Sl00
$500 in U. S. currency will buy per ct. Gold
Bond Of $500
5000 in L. S. currency will buy a 7 per Ct, Gold
Bond Of $1,000
Let every lover Of Republican Institutions buy
at least One Bond.
Circulars forwarded and subscriptions roceiv-
ed by JOHN W. UORLlES & CO., and
J. n. TIFF, Financial Agent OF the
Republic of Mexico, 81 Broadway, n. Y.
~ Subscriptions also received BY Banks
and Bankers generally throughout the United
States.
November IS, 1855 en-
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NOTICE 4!

Z GREEABLE to Chapter 54. Page 3 5
IA Of the Code Of 1860, Sec. | and II,
|, William Rush, "SheriT of Jefferson
County, West Virginia" by power in
vested in me lherelrom, do by these pres.
ents order an Election TO be held al the
Council Rooms of Shepherdstown for
CounciImen, on SATURDAY,, the 25ih
day Of November, 1865.
WILLIAM RUSH, Sheriff.
November Is, 1868. q
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A r c. A N A w A T G. II &.
November 4, 1865.
An Elegan Novelty in Watche'

An Elegant Novelty in Watche'.
The cases of this watch are new invention
composed Of several different metals combined,
rolled together and planished producing an exact
imitation OF s carat gold, called Arcana. They
are as beautiful as solid gold, and are afforded
at one ghih the cost. ! he cases are btautl-
lully designed and are engraved IN the exact
s,yle of he celebrated Gold Hunting Levers,
and so exact an imitation of gold as 10 defy de-
lection. The movements ars manufactured by
the wel-known ST. Timer w atch Company Of
Europe and are supeIb,y finished, having en-
eraved pallets, fancy carved bridges, adjusting
regulator. line dial and skeleton hands.
These watches are all Hunting Cases and OF
three sizes, the smallest being for Ladies. A
case of six will be sent by Mail or Express for
SIPS. A single one sent in handsome case
for SIS. They will readily sell for three times
their cost We also import very superior BIZ
shed and elegant watch which we can sell for
$50 each, or $3.50 per case OF SIX. These are
also hunting cases and for Ladies and Gents.
We are sole agents for this Watch in the Uni
ted States aud none are genuine hch do not
bear our Trade Mark. Persons ordering watch
es, G.. o. D., will please remit % per cent. OF
The amount with their order. Orders for any
kind Of watches promptly anu faithfully fulfilled,
Address ARCANA WATCH CO., No. 81
FULTON ST, New York Guy, Importers al
Dealers in W atctes Of every description
Successors to Girard w. Dsvasgh & Co.
November A, 1865. IND
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-25
PRIZE ! PRIZE PRIZE
The Grnndest Prize Ever Offered.
We will send to any address one of
W HEELE IL W J. s y n S
Best Prize Medal
$50 SEWING MACHINES

S55 SEWING MACHINES
For every club OF Forty subscribers for the
American Statesman, subscription pri e. only
Sl.30 per annum tach, und TWO extra copies 10
the geler up of n club.
For every club Of SIX subscribers. we will
send a So endid Steel Engraving Of President
Lincoln, President Joanson, Lieut.. Gen. Gran,
Gen sherman. or Gen. Robert +, Lee, as pre-
fired 9l2i inches for framing valued at $3.50
with two extra copies of the Statesman 10 the
Celter up Of the club.
For every Three subscribers we will send one
Of the splendid steel engravings of the uniform
Series Of NATIONAL PORTRAITS including
that of President Lincoln. Andrew Johnson
Lieut.. Gen. Grant Maj. Gen. Sherman, Sherl-
dan. Thomas, Mcclellan and Fremont AdmI-
raj Parragut and Porter each 1924 inches ior
framing, worth So each, with an extra copy OF
the Statesman to the getter up OF the club
Now Is the time TO get you one OF the hnest
Prizes YOU could select withou. otter cost than
a little eif,Tt.
THE AMERICAN ST.7TES.N.4N
Has become one OF the most Popular Papers OF
the day. Always filled with
The --latest News, Agriculture,
Horticulture, ForeigR Intelligence,
Historical Sketches, Polite Literature,
Miscellaneous Items. Poetry. Wit,
Humor, Fun. SC, &
7, has been greatly enlarged and is Published
Weekly at 81 so per annum in advance.
These splendid prizes ara all new and warran-
ted per eel and will be sent by Mail or Express
Immediately on receipt OF the club list and sub
scription money. Send for copies and get up
your clubs All remittances should DO by Post
Office ORDERS Address,
AMERICAN STATESMAN,
81 Nassau Street, New York.
November IS. 1865 (el2) l3t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-25
WEST VIRGINIA :

" LIZ L 4AtN ~ III
4 II Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
Il Jefferson County, on the 9th day Of
November, 1865.
Edmund H. Chambers, plaintiff,
against
Michel h. Price. defendant.
In plea Of trespass on the case IN as
sumsii. The object Of this suit is to OBJ
Tain judgment against the defendant for
six hundred dollars and cost. And II sp-
pearing on affidavit filed in his suit ,ha'
the said defendant, Michael E. Price il
not a residen, Of this Stale, he IS hereby
required 10 appear within one month after
due plblcslion Of this order, and DO what
is necessary to project his interest IN this
matter. 1t is further ordered, that copy
hereof be published, once week Tor
four successive weeks in The Shepherds
town Register, in the said County. and
posted a, the fror, door Of the Couri
House thereof. on the FIRST Monday after
the dale OF this order.
Tesie,
w. A. CHAPLTNE, Clerk.
November II, 1865. 4w