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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

tour With a angel IN muslin has returned
with tcrmagant IN hoops.
Atm yoang laay's scmlnary'rccenilys du-
ring an examination IN history one OF the
not most .promislng pupils was interr"-
SaIg PEl s'y % ~ is'gS E6a
was accommodated nv a BULL
The Richmond Times SAYS of waterfalls
" We have watched these phenomena care
nnlly. aud they have been growing larger
gyeJy. sunday ,spl lbr pllr If Me hoQc1
" the Young hdlcA' papas arr growing
amnllcr,'
A MouNrAIS oP asfsA-A striking curl
oslty has lately been discovered IN the
Nevada Territory. IL II "a mountain of
roe .selE gitpetefl about tyFIty Fllfr fRm
Meadow Valley, Ind -olity eighteen thfles
FROM the head Of navigation on the Colo
rHho River, Ii rises abruptly from the
plain. about four hupdred feet In hight y
lnountnin ct pure, sparkling cryslhllifed
salt.
1 ffatfalfa4 aa..~ ~~s~-tf-r Dol III
Eyery Young pmn Il eagerly asking the
lbed WAY Of 1cttjhg ON 10 life. The bible
lgivcs a very short answer TO the qncstlon
li'Walk In the way of good men, aud keep
Ehr p9llS q he slggRlgGYlslsj, EF{ss Y9yIS 9SI,
llflnhH W NflNlff hilN h'f'
lMrittcn, but here Is the gist of them all.
TUX Gov knSrss,--iy R,,ssla thls rioh
'hischh clnsa Of female ARE held la such re-
lhprct that the goVcrncss u led forth ~ nn
lhonorcd guest, taking precedence OF the
lpuplls whose education she " conducting,
Iil I. a shameful truth tia, In England aud
lihis country their position u not above that
Of 'pQefi ~n'A'iiU. ~ iputo %
| Away -pcakIbg 81 the cruel tTeptucnl
Of child by III mother, shys "The child
| certainly shoulI have thr careful attention
Of .omc oh,, or tM)ll b9 pfen,atnroly added
tn the kingdhm Of hiayel, nnd thus, per
hap., pcrinapenily fcparatel ffqm IT,
lkindrod' DtVf4. .fft8
| Alittle girl. four years old was on hrl
lNny home from church With her father
hen they passed hoy splitting wood
4 aud the father remarked, MARY, do yor
4rc that boy breaking the Sahbathy' III,
Ghlld mn,le noreply, but walked honc very
Ltl,onghtfully, and meeting her mother, ey'
ldlnlnicd, ssth, mother, lpnw boy breaking
tlm sabbath With y big axnf'u .Hl,,Ha.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30
III / was TO Die Tonight, Would
those who are dear 70 mo be safe
from the Pangs Of Want ~

Woald those cinldrca nave eo'nlottahle hnnel ana
dent sl tha cold charities 81 tho verldl would thr
aged aud feobla pNIeplle provided lofl Would ny
s,l a i.av my daisf Would thAfs BE- no sacrihce 81
pr,l,siy hy iofcsd Aaes 81 an mnHtraior to mesl
thsdsnaAa faratn sslcs made heR the 'narsas
teadh doSnward and fair prlqeA asnsV' 10 relu,Aei
uoni They fnAf tn ash fsri, aud cherish ih1 bohs
that they have siong ltAsD on tre. fmaia both lo"I'
ish nhuovafdly. l, Iiff tiI iI'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

An i1uiisinR lcbnln took place beiNnel
Mr. ". "a skrpilr on rgliNio,is Inatirns anh
Garman iaiii'oftln 'fttt skcptic rhitflllinY
the truth Of rcrtaln p.r .nqc.f IN the Bihl,,
aud snppuslng M aillgOnist about eor-
ncred ili arpiinnail. ske,l hiin VI le bsiieyt'i
Ilnlaan - a,5tyrr spokr like a man The
Luthrrhu Wa flrnt 'br amolnent, aud tlcu
snid "Mrf road mit the bible dat von
Bnlami hsat his pcliaekns4 and phe aIs,kr
chust lik,.s hHh. Me h,tlrycs dat. Me
ncecr hrhr 4 iglM0kas spckQ ikea man
m,aelL bul ne hellr gOOd many HIcke
thnst like % sallackaFs.n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30
GEww. .glREg sczAaP SpsER


Through 7raia,fo D,pfp,i 70 ah Er'is," ohs,
THHEE pAtLY lrAAtNA HAAr, leaving i's,ion
for ttr Ea. ~ hilnwv Mail 80 NJ Go.
luni'da trcbutWipi uop, tIu6 A. Nieln fNprrTu,
$50 A.
ARRIVING AZ pANroH kigid Eypleau, st5 Y.
N uuurnnis Accommodation, NAh A W Dayton
ENpre.s. 7'th /. N.
Tuins ran u, uolumtns tune wmch " styeR min
utrH hAat@f thah paNtnn tm'.
Thrnughttft ct. ran is hat tnr AL tR-t"tn Vl'lts
Nv eAilag IN aamunlW ", ktnF, 1iaket AgQptJ ne
x " WoupWAWn, sup't
maj .HIt I CINCINNATI, Ohio. '
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30
'BTOKRENE.

The ERRHLK, Tho LANaDIn, the DEspAiRIK0
DIE 0iy ghe,a ~ s%Aag s an s,,a
an lie Haule puFSiaHna W.. 1855 ilIIf'
rO FlG MhLbH.'r preparation N lnvelna.
lila 10 nafvnilH weak naahaH 0f all hhiiA as vii rti
aoralh lhr wasted strength sllh wqaisuel FstDsans
Isis al.b toac. aud wlIi Eisa sallaria p,s
pspaiA h tho hfst dqHa. bfief paraptenee IN ils
,ak wi rra6vkte ths stomach 20 dssfso VI psrieel
health, aad haniHh IlygpapHis iareset. li i fNhll
One hollar psI nol!lh, 9rslr nonler Ioy ", SPA
Sos" iiiSaiiiiNSs 1ARiEFElss.'ss s,ost,,,o,, ,ss ~
|H.I nf.H NJ ~ 10 ~ nifuei, New folt 'f
a0lab % mHl lFEk kgisstmnw.EII N mss W., n
'eb fNln n1 AvsHtioF naStsa.
a a.nnH fnNai 20 ef maNI
.ul I4r g.tdLr
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

ciToLHK -ssa BoliARH REWARD AT alsH
- from the suhsoier'a pTemineu, near fsIos
RiiFsnRs NorsfHiusT y. q Iark Mare, teo Years Old
Iatt Hpri,ig nlaul hdrsn banns shd one lnoh hlRn,
wfh staf 70 hsf fofshead be W name ant ioreton y,
rstoverv ADAM HANNA.
kTstl Nov. n, IalS nOV93uli
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

The Young rsaaa ahh Nent IN bridal
tour With Wh angel IN muslin has returned
with termagnni IN hoops.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30
BTORRENE.

CuRR9 lMfO7kNCF, UkNKNAL DHhILfff,
Hk4l0us lfeA LAoiIhs nlst'h.ntsa It.fbhts'
ip wsa RsK9s a os ms 3 ia M 0E q kwsIslTi6S,
IMHkCiLITY, AkNTAL INLslLBNCk. kAiAaiAT
DhRfkdHLR, AND NOPkL RFfkcf BIok gHf
RRRPOUS HfSTkMl and all ~ho aIs 40 RnI Nny
vsed 20 hask onra 10 ih,a oai eEeellenl and aosf
tuaad preparation, " &c.. -.
URAL YI0OR. will and 'pesdS and per@ARqa,
tulfN In the
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

An eKchanf0 gives reasons iDr iipt pub
lIshlliF : peiih daltion, ~ teilbvs 4 Flhe
rhyih1l a0initls Ike lNlnrklih rAlut ofcf
a 6afn Ho0f, Nilllr aiiiEf fillr4 npi,haf -
hnyk bcrn measured With n ynrd-stirk, ppd
ollltTs Sslilst tesla hlot fOia'?'i ia
.r. lsal ~ lfH'l reii1 = J, ~. rl- IA
Selnn ~ 0ur .rillRioils ieNehanpes leli .
story abo,it n wonlais brlng irlIeYed nom
spee,ailesa trrIef by n hymn, We have
knoWp.a .nnlneer ~ the ft'a " be strongly
affected and sgsq'ly, RSng4Fg lD gAs be-
-tisi sa...4 .s... aaia-stas fn.'sa
A tnIi fellow, standing Ia the parqnciic
Of q theatrr, WIS repeatedly desired N, ~
dOWu.ibu Axoula 1lOt whtn 4 voice nom
hef n tailor, nnd hes restinK hllnselffi ~
aaHaffnH kHlHfiNHH ItAaNti|af
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30
UAyISa lAg TUG ExrEnIEseE 4 n lEAsS. tx.

HAVING nan THE HxfERIENCE IN LEABk-
ing The esa't wania q this c,ih,tmniiy 1nrlnih.
ng, knh having uisi WINS mbicsis uHp tiers.
have therefore l~Atrl ny -ri Iet0ananllJ ~ Mayhem
ahitnsAH Ia ssiahliah trade whiuh viii watTRut
iufthrf urcsrH. aud HRtufartop lo ny fuslempIa,
respectfully tui uh attention ~ MY paifoun ahd Ah
vito may drpitR ~ baI their wlnief rolf's, 10 nv
to@fbi -t,Ft l"lpg 'alislld that ponda We'lil nj
hf,i' Iei To- he mHls up NY rniifn plort ~ winter
,luthing VIZ tihh usuai. whFn ptifeH yri RAGGED
iUN. and thufftOfe Taahlsd tD ofrf lnftdnmensa
10 All those Who mRy favor fuH with an eatlf call
nv alok ofcailaHa rompriaus W" oliowns NJ
trlFa, tisg i.... tI.I .. .i.. ..l .f. .I H
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

Atm goang laay's scmlnAFyiTccenily. du-
ring an examination IN history Que OF the
not most promising pupils was interrn-
sa!gl sTl ! gli Msyil tgtesra IA. g,a agG61
was accommodated hy a bull"
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

The Richmond Times says OF waterfalls
" We have watched these phenomena care-
mlly, aud they have been growing larger
QycJK. sunday aud lbr tally If tbe holyci
W The Young iadleF papW aft' Proving
amnller,'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-11-30

n,yros, xFsl, ASn o,,uSaps RAIIHoAn.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-09-07
ELECTION RETURNS.

The following is the OFFICIAL return of
the election held on Monday last in this
District for members to tho Convention {:
lion. JAMES Il. O:ya received 623 votes;
JOHN WILSON, gu; DR.. A. EvINs. 45I !;
W. S. PIcKENs, 4O3; Rev J. S. MURRAY.
s47;' II. p. FANr, 326; w. D. WILKES
BOG; w s. McoRE, 209; N. McALIsrEn
1S7; TsHAM w. TAYLOR, 100
Messrs. ORR. WILSON, Ev1Ns and PICK
EMS are elected. There were number
of scattering votes. Owing to the press
ure upon our columns, it is impossible to
eive;finc full returns this week.
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THE ELECTION.

The town was thronged on Monday
with our country friends, in attendance
upon the election for members of the
Convention. We are happy to state that
everything passed off quietly and with
the utmost good order prevailing. The
officer Commanding at that time, LIT. Col.
TRowBRlDeE, removed the usual guard
from the customary quarters, and dcpu-
tized Sheriff MCGEE and posse of citi-
zens to become thee econservators of the
peace. This insured the excellent deco
rum which prevailed, and removed the
semblahce even Of military interference
with the exercise of the right of suffrage
The returns of the election will be
found in another column.
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Gbs 5uS.rssr gltlligrntsr.
TEUagDAY MoaNIaa. SEPT. Z, 1886.
TO ALL WHOM 1T May CONCERN.

TO ALL WAOAf III MA CoSCERN' E
There are number of gentlemen, both
in the town and country, whe,, p. subscribed
to the Mteligencer in person, assuring us
they would promptly hand over the small
amount in very few days; and tits for
the purpose of reminding such as have
not complied with our terms, THAT we-are
anxious to regard them in a favorable
light and trust they will not longer un-
dermine our confidence by Withholding
that which is our due, A cross-rnark
will serve to show who is meant by this
paragraph. and we shall soon begin to
adopt this plan to awaken their memo
rics -Fsiliag,in this, we may occupySa
colNgn or two with the names of such as
are receiving our paper gratis
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NEW STORE.

An advertisement, or rather series OF
advertisements, in another column, an
nounces to the people of this District the
opening of another establishment, where
maybe found an excellent assortment of
goods suitedsto the wants of this section.
Mr.. c. G. MILLER is the proprietor, but
he is-assisted by one of our old and favor
ite merchants, Mr.. A. B. Towers, who
will be pleased to wait on his friends and
former customers. We bespeak for these
gentlemen liberal share of patronage.
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To .AIJELv

The charming plea of our fair CORES
pondent almost persuaded US to become
lenient for once, and remove the restric,
tion in regard to anonymous articles.
But upon second thought, curiosity was
excited to know who could pen such lines
Sweet and plaintive-and we must ad-
here to the letter of the law. in this in
stance We trust, therefore, q Aliel" will
send in her real name-.editors keep the
secrets of their sanctum inviolablc, ifnec-
essafy.
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FRESH STOCK.

One of our nearest ncighbors, NJ. LES
SER. has just returned from market with
q we'll selected stock of Staple and Fancy
Goods, and makes known by advertising
that customers may be supplied at the
lowest market prices. Don't forget to
call at No. 9 Granite Row, when you-are
inspecting the varied. assortmeias to be
found i'll tho village.
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TIE SOUTHERN EXPORT AND IMPORT
COMPANY. =


Weinvite the attention Of farmers in
this section to- the advertisement Of the
above named Company, which offers su-
perior facilities for the shipment Of Cot
ton directly to the manufacturer, avoid
ing Ill intermediate profits. Onc-lialf of
the value in Liverpool is advanced imn,c-
diately upon the receipt of shipment in
Charlcston-at present rates, from il to
90 cents in gold. The Company assumes
responsibility on delivery of Cotton to
the Ageast, and. makes the advance of all
necessary expenses. Mr.. PERoNNEAU,
the Agent at Anderson, or his represen-
tative, may be found at the Store of A. B.
Towers, No. Granite Row.
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aIIE s5uTnERN E.prIsr gHEoLocI-

We arc glad to learn that this institu-
ton will be opened for students of The
olegy on the first of November ncxts 1t
was located at Greenvilc, S. c., somc
years before the war, and had reached y
prosperous state when forced to suspend
on account. OF the cohscription. 1t will
be opened with its former corps of in
structors, all present. We learn that in
formation has already been received eff
some students who will attend.
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LEITcH.
GRAPES.

= We don't mean sour grapes such as
we've read of-but fresh, luscious and
tempting Grapes, sent to our sanctum by
9 fair. demoiseAe, who will accept our
kindest compliments for the acceptable
favor.
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EVERYBODY SHOULD HAFEA, COPY.
Internal Revenue Guide.

BEING an Abstract of the Internal Revenue and
Direct Tor Landl Tax Laws of the United States,
with SCHEDULES OF TAXATION, LICENSES,
STAMP DUTIES, EXEMPTIONS, showing. the
Rates under the various Tax Law since July l,
1852 and intended for the general information of
the Taxpayer; to which is added an Abstract of
the Acts Of Congress passed during The War, rela:
tive to Abandoned Lands and to other matters of
general interest. BY CD. ELroRD, Attorney at
Law, Greenvillc, s. G., Assessor OF the Internal
Revenue Tax for the Third Collection District in
South Carolina.
The Book will contain about 70 pages, ind will
be issued in o few weeks Price 50cents per copy,
with liberal discount to the trade. Orders must
he accompanied with the cash to secure attention
Address
Grccnvillc S c.
Sept I, 1866 II
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9. n. OWEN.

Our friend OWEN has lately returned to
his former home, and is prepared to exc
cute all work in his line with promptness
and dispatch, and at living prices Ho oc-
cupies portion of the Post Office, in Ma
sonic Building,
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LATE FILES

Of Charleston and New York papers
have been kindly furnished us this week,
for which our thanks are due to Messrs
E. NJ. MoRELAND, NJ. LESSER and G. N.
LEITcH.
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EXCHANGES.

The Abbeuille Bulletin has been chang
cd to thszAbbeville Press. and will in fu-
ture be Conducted by LEE 6 WILSON.
The Editor, W. A. LEE, Esq, is a gentle
man of ability and finished scholarship,
and will make the Press an intelligent ex-
ponent of public opinion. Mr.. WILSON is
practical printer, and will devote his
time to the mechanical execution, which
will insure credtabIc appearance. We
wish these gentlemen abundant success.
The Newbcrry Herald comes to us con-
siderably enlarged and improved. III
creased business and prosperity are the
causes of this change for the better, and
we congratulate the energetic and worthy
propriotors upon their wholesome condi-
tion.
1t is o noticeable fact, that the ad-
vantages Of newspapers are better ap-
preciatcd in this section than at any time
during ourlong experienced in the business.
and with our brcthen of the press, we may
fclicitate each other upon the auspicious
omen. A reading people"are necessarily
Intelligent, and if the war brought no otlr-
erblessing with it's catalogue of woes, the
desire for light and information, through
the medium of newspapers, counter bal
anecs some OF it's minor hardships, and
assures US that the masses arc eager fol
knowledge and thirst for correct versions
OF current events. limo other way can
this be SO throughly accomplished than by
the local organs scattered over the land
and we hail it as o healthy and invigora,
ting sign that the people everywhere sus
tain their District papers.
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JErRERs s. co.

The card of these gentlemen win be
found elsewhere Having personal ac-
quaintanee with the firm. we can heartily
recommend it to the favor of the public
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AWDERSON.D DLSPRTCT

IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. =.
WHEREAS, Robert a. King. Executor of the Will
of William King, deed, having fled his petition,
praying that nulsettlement4of of the Estate of the
said deceased be made; and it appeaging tony
satisfaction that Hiram K. King James n. Carter,
and the heirs at law of Nancy Carter, deceased,
Number and names unknown, legal heirs; aud de-
yisees of the said William King, all reside beyond
the limits of this State:
It is therefore ordered that they seyerally appear
in the Court of Ordinary for Anderson District at
Anderson Court House, on Friday the 22d day of.
September next to receive theirrespective dstrib-
utiye shares under the VIII of the said Williadi'
King decd, on final settlement, on theabova sta
ted day. ,,,,o;Sn s@fe.
June 90, 1865 = I 2ul
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ggseiaL Matitss.

Burning Bush Chapter, No. 7, R..:.A:: III.
A REGULAR coNyoCATIoN OF BURNING
BUSH CHAPTER will be held in the Chapter
Room on MONDAY AFTERNOON, September
II, 1865, at two o'clock. Companions will assem-
bic without further notice.
By order of the NJ. f.. .H.'.P..
"A. P. HUBBARD, Secretary.
Aug. 81, 1865 10.
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Lost or Stolen.

ABOUT the I'd day of Nay, 1865. at Anderson
C. H., FOURTEEN GREENviLLE. u! AND GO,
understand. t il the charge of Daniel Brown at
that time. Nos. as follows 27O6, 952, 1856, 1861,
1918 1916 1866, 1868, 2oV9, 2646, 2647, 27O4 27O5
ana ilzs4 Coupons arc attached to the March and
scptember Bonds since September, 1862, and to
the January aud July Bonds since January, 1868.
Notice is hereby given that, after thirty days
notice, 1 will make application for Duplicates OF.
the above Bonds, with the Coupons attached TO
them All parties will take notice accordingly and
are warned not to trade for either she Bonds or
Coupons 3. T. BRoMN.f
Aag II, 1865
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Government Claims

APPLICATIONS Fer PARDON.
THE subscriber respectfully offers to the citizens Of
The State his attention in all matters pertaining to
GOVERNMENT CLAIMS and APPLICATIONS
FOR PARDON:
Allnpplications for pardon, under the excepted
sections ofthe Presidents Amnesty Proclamation,
must be in tic form of "a paition, stating the ex-
ception or exceptions, aud accompanied both BY
the oath prescribed AMI with the approval OF the
Provisional Govcrnor'of the State.
The subscriber presents, ct, the same time, his
card us ATTORNEY AT LAW.
10 Chapel street. Charleston, s.. G.
Aug H. 1865 g.
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iOSt or Stolen.

LOST OF SUOIGII,
ABOUT the End of May, 1865, at Anderson c. H.,
RAIL ROAD BONDS, the property of the under
signed, but in the charge Of Messrs. B. F. s 7. S.
Crnyton at the time. Nos. as follows 9O4, 92O,
92l, 924, 925, 9S5, 1887, 1898, 1857, 1901, ls04,
1896, 1857, 1854, 1000. 2O03, 1920, 2G21 2022,
1923; 2128, 2eB3, 2l65,- a17e, 21so, 1854, 2265,
2e66, 2447, 244s, 1856, 27eo, 2+72, 277S. e2775
Coupons arc attached to all Except No. 2441 which
tcre foInd) since January, 1863.
Notice is hereby given that, after thirty days no.
tice will make application for Duplicates of the
above Bonds, With the Coupons attached 10 thcm
All parties will take notice nccordihgly and are
warned not to trade for either the Bonds or Cou-
pons. ,onn ,,,nn,a
Aug 81, 1866 II
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Lost or Stolen,


ABOUT tho ID day of May last, at Anderson c. H.,
The following NOTES, viz:
John Cunningham for $3.50, due March 4, 1861.
James Crawford for 81. 90 due Jan. /, 1862
A. II. Glenn for S54.00, due Jan. l, 1861.
VIM. George for 90'ecnts due JAN l; 1860.
Asa Garget fer $l5.23, duo Jan. l, 1862.
JAS S.. Gasaway for Sl3.S4, ducJan. l, 1861.
D. A. Geer for S21.SG, due Jan. i. 1862.
r. l.. Lewis for 81 So due JAM l, 1861.
D. ]. Morris for $1.2S, due Jan. l, 1862.
Wm Morehcad for S454. due Jan. !, 1SGf'
wn a. Archer for SlS4,C6, due Jan. /, 1852
Notice is hereby given to the above parties not
to pay said notes if presented, except by y order,
and all persons are warned against trading for sale
A'''' A. B. TOWERS,
Survivor of Sloan g. Towers.
Aug 81, 1866 II
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WATHALLA HOTEL,
Railroad Notice.

OFFICE GEN. sUt'T. G. & c. n. H.;
NEwDEnnY, May l6, 1865, =:
ON and after Friday next the Trains on this Road
will ruin but three times week, viz:
Leave Ncwberry on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Leave Grccnville on Tuesdays, rhursdays and
Saturdays.
Trains, at regular Freight Rates, lnot double
.2 ). B. LAsALLE, Gen. supt.
June %, 1865
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-05

WATCHES, JewcIry. Fancy Goods, Cu'rr
" Clocks, aud Military Goods OF every "a
scriptIon such as Swords, Epauletles, SAsh1
Hats, Lace, Buttons, &c Military comPaE.,
uruished complete WITH every article.
Now opening magnificent stock OF Ac'
Goods. such as American, ngIiSh, German o.
French Jcwery, IN sets and in single pee,
Bes, quality Gold Watches, English Le0
Skeleton do, Duplex, Anchor EscaPemont, Il
ines, some very small for ladies,sei with pear
ana diamonds, elegantly enameled, lndePen;
ent and Quarter Second " atches, Hunting |,
caret gold Watches in every variety.
Rich China Vases, from Paris and DreSde,
French aud Spanish Fans.
Silver, Gold, Ivory, Pearl and Leather Cdt
Gases, do, do, do, Port MonaieS.
Elega Gilt and Bronzed Clocks, Candlebra
ALBATA WARE-SPoons, forks, ladles,bu
ter.knyes, &c, of the best quality.
Plated tea and coffee sets, casters, waIler
cake baskets, vegetable dishes, tureens, butte
dishes. candlesticks teaketiles urns, salt an
Tortoise shelIcombs, new styles, English 40
American table cutlery, scissors, pen knives,
zors, sporting knives, music boxes, 2. 8, =.
aud pairs of jewellers scales, weighs, &c.
Watchmnkers' tools and materials; Wac
Glasses Of every description; complete assot
menl of dentists Files.
G. B. & Co., offer the above goods on the ''
~ best terms, Call and examine.
July IS, 1865. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-05
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

The Circuit Court will meet four times a
year. 27th of Juue, 9Th Of October, eth OF
December aad 9Th of March. Judge. P
w. BALca Clerk w. A. Chapline.
Sheriff William Rush DtputrS-I. 4.
Chaplin L. w. Potterfeld.
Recorder George Byers
Deputy and Recorder. ID. Fayman.
Prosecuting Attorney Henry Berry.
Master Henry &. EnIler.
Board of Supervisors will meet on the 2Olh OF
each month, at their office over w. A. Chap
lines sture, in Shepherdstown. Presidential
exander FOsset Ehud farmer, Daniel Gamer
on, Dr. James Logic, John W. McCurdy, Tru-
man w. Potierfeld. Clerk Of the Board-Jo
soph A. ChaPlne.
County Treasurer-Joseph Welshans.
Superintendent of County Free schoOls-S
V. b. Strider.
Assessor-James W. Greenwood.
Magistrates-Joseph 5. Fleming, ChaPllne
Township. James d. Fayman, Shepherd Town
ship.
Consta ble-George McBee.