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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-01-11
FOURTH DIsPATCH]
BRowNsvlLLE Texas, Doc. %,
Vim .Rn Amman NIrN Ilnnisinni

III uDhAhiiEAk OiIl louloIH""'
There are indications of an active
movement to assist the Mexican lib
erals. A pontoon train Of thirty pom
toons will soon be completed here, -
Sixty days commissary and hospital
stores are collected along tho Rio
Grando. Division commanders nre
ordered to report the effective strength
of their commands. General Sheridan
refuses to accept all designations OF of.
ficcrs in Texas General Wright,
commanding the Department ofTexas.
has ordered no moro lcnvcs of absence
to be granted General Sheridan is
expected here in few days.
The Mexican Consul, Mt Now Or.
leans, will soon leave TO take com.
mand of n Liberal regiment, Major
General II. G. Crawford issued Especial
order, dated Mexican Republic, Amer.
ican Division, near Matamoras, McSi-
co, in which he says he is authorized
to raise division of troops for Mexico,
and offers $50 per month for volun-
tcers, from Texas, General Crawford
is from East Tennessee, and an init
mate friend of President Johnson
His chief of staff is Colonel A. +, Reed,
from Ohio, formerly n Lieutenant
Colonel of an Ohio regiment The
plan appears to be to seize Matamo-
ras, and thus put tho Liberals in pos
session of tho Rio Grande, The Lib.
cral army, at Camargo, is now cx'
pectod to renew the seigo of Matamo'
rus soon. Q. p, Il.
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MEXICO.

dWepublish elsewhoresome dispatchs
cs relating to new feature of the
Mexican troubles. A certain Gen
Crawford opened recruiting Office in
Brownsville, Texas, and is recruiting
for the Liberal army. The project it
is said has the favor OF Generals Lo
gan and Lew Wallace.
Hero is an opening for young mon
who'love adventure and have dreams
Of Eldorado. Those who aid in driv.
ing out Mhximilliau, and restoring
Moxico to the delightful state In which
she has existed for somo years, will no
doubt bo rewarded. 1t is no doubt
rather pleasant than otherwise for poo.
pie who havo discontontcd and ambi.
tious natures to live in state Of anar.
chy. raLt !. .ovrt
Our notion is that II Maximillian il
we'll worried for a few years ho will
withdraw, and II tho universal Yam.
kco can tako control of affairs in that
unhappy country, IL may be reduced
to state OF peace and prosperity
Nature no doubt intended IL to bo tho
garden spot Of tho continont--thc
Eden Of America. The soil is r,orc
productive than tho best lands of the
Mississippi, and the climate is delight.
ful, Corn, barley, rice, tobacco, sugar
cane, coflcO, and cotton grow abund'
antly.
4 number Of rebels have located in
tho country, and intend cultivating
plantations. Ex-Governor Allen, o.
Louisiana, Gov, Moore, Lieut., Maury
Generals Preston, Smith, Walker, Ma
grudcr, Wilcox, Price, Hindman, anC
Hardeman, and Gov. Polk, of Tonnes
sec, with Isham G. harris, and Judg,
Perkins, are all there, besides many
others. .t r1
We shall advise all tho rebels who
cannot 1.-Two under the Old flag TO lmmi
crate at once tc Mexico, join hand,
with tho ingenious. aggressive aut
progressive Yankee, and mako Mexico
the second great Republic of tho world
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The nocon.,ruotlOn Comml,.e 9.

The committee of fifteen on recon-
struction held their first meeting on
Saturday, selecting Senator Fessendcn
us Chairman. No definite action was
taken, several mombers of the Com
mittea being absent. 1t was found
that nearly all tho credentials OF tho
Southern Congressman elect were be-
fore thom. Those of the Tennessee DEL
egation were presented in full, and
found to be entirely formal. A large
number of resolutions were placed on
tho journal Of the Committee, which
have been referred from time to time
by both Houses, Notice was given Of
o proposition to send q sub Committee
to investigate into the Southern States
To report fully on tho civil, military,
and political situation. II was inti-
mated by one member that ho should
urge tho carly consideration OF the
credentials Of the Tennessoo delega-
ton. A Committee, consisting OF Sen
ators Fessenden and Reverdy John.
son, and Representative Washburne,
Of Main, were appointed 10 oonferwith
President Johnson on matters conncc.
ted with the reconstruction policy.
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90 I'M

We wonld suggest that while we un.
derstand the art OF war and are cor.
tain that we are tho greatest people on
Garth, we Americans should assume
control of the affairs OF the world at
once. Let our Irish population, an.
dor the firm name Of Fenians, estab.
lish the Irish Republic and reduce
England toa dependency. Let our am.
bilious military officers and restless
young mon drive Aaximlllian out of
Mexico, conquer Franco, and establish
republican institutlons not only in
Mexico and South America, but erect
Gmodel Rcpublic upon tho ruins Of
the French. While this is going on
let ~ turn our attention 70 Canada
and annnx Il, 10 supply us with linn.
bcr and 6shs There Is Of course nc
question abontOnr capacity to pay any
national debt which can be pilod up, OF
10 whip the world combined.
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The Senatorial Contest .

In interest, tho Senatorial question,
like Aaron's rod, swallows all other
questions at the Capital. The contest
is bet vecn Hon. JOHN SHERMAN, tho
present incumbent, aud Con. r. G
SoHENcK, member Of the House of Con.
gress' from the Dayton District. The
friends Of both arc in line ofbattlc day
and night, and the press Of the State,
on both sides, sends up from day to
day thc,hot coffee of sentiment and
the ammunition of logic and facts to
those who arc at the front.
We are in favor Of an immediate e.
lection, and oftho recollection of Sepa.
tor Sherman. We admit that General
Schenck has been a gallant soldier,
that BIO is patriotic and able gentle
man, and that hc has had considera.
bic experience in public affairs. But
zoe cannot spare the SER ic1s Of Senator
Sherman. Atprescnt we have the ser
vices Of both, and beyond question
each is in the branch of Congress to
which his talents arc best adapted.--
Why throw Sherman overheard In or.
dor to give Scbcnck his place? Why
lose tho services Of an experienced
Statcsmanin order to promote q gal
liant soldier? Tho shaping hand Of
Sherman is in all tho great measures
which during the past four years were
vital 10 the preservation Of the Gov.
ernmont. He is the author Of the Ma
tional Banking Law, and his speech
ia defence Of the bill Is perhaps the
ablcst financial speech on record, Hit
services in forming tho Revenue Laws
wero invaluable, Not only has he q
shaping hand but an originating mind
and bis business capacity, bis financial
knowledge, his practical wisdom, and
bis legislative experience, are still
greatly ncodod in the Senate. |,
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NEW ORLEANS. January 5.


Tho Times Brownsville correspond
cnce, of the Both, says
"General II. Clay Crawford has ar
rived at Brownsville, with the ap.
pointment of General in the Mexican
Republican army, and with authority
to recruit an American division for the
Republican service, under his COM
mand. Crawford established his re-
cruiting offices at Brownsville and 9th
or places IN Texas, aud enlistment is
progressing rapidly. 1t is reported
that Generals Lew. Wallace and Lo-
gan are connected with the movement,
and are soon expected. Carvajal, the
famous Mexican tiIibuster, is expccted,
with largo sum of money TO assist in
defraying tho expenses. The Imperial
lists in Matamoras are considerably
troubled. General Mejia has com.
menced barricading tho streets, fear.
ing an attack from Crawford's Ameri-
can division at any time. 1t is thought
that Crawford will join Escobeda, and
move on Monterey, establishing their
base al that point.
A schooner laden with arms and
ammunition, consigned to Purvcyor
ut headquarters 25th Corps, went
ashore at Bagdad, and was seized by
the Impcrialists
Meja has levied a loan of 100000
on the merchants Of. .Matamofas. So
Later news says American families
aro leaving Matamoras and coming tc
the American side, fearing mat
tack. f3
The liberal forcos numbering about
1900 are scs ttercd along tho riv'
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aSv Gets TnaagaraI.

The Inauguration Of State officers
took place on Monday last at the cap
ilal. The inaugural address of Gov.
Cox Isl compactly.written and able
paper favoring the policy of President
johnson, rather than that of the radi-
calls and holding the ground that con-
quest gives no further sway over the
persons and property of tho conquer
cd than is necessary for the public safe
". We will lay il before our read
ers in our next issue. M
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BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS. Dec. rs, l
Via New ORLEANS, January 5. !
Tho Impcrialists are barricading
the streets of Matamoras to resist a
raid from this side of tho Rio Grando.
Families arc coming over, anticipa'
ting an attack. Tho Liberals arc
hovoring near, with about 1890 men,
General Drawforo is confident of sue.
cess. A detachment of Liberal sol.
diers arrived today with u largo
annaunt Of silver for him, and with
clothii Z sud ammunition for tho lib
erals. -'' ius.'t q, Z. f.
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OFFICERS ELEoTED, Tho State Board
of Agriculture have elected thoiollow.
ing officers for 1885, President, VIM,
B, McLung, ofTroy; Troasurcr, David
Taylor, of Columbus Secretary, John
II. Klippart. so1l
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our c6InThT.
A. .pRopHETfo POEM WRIrTEN M le6I

j. SCI a A. - 49,
a As,PfVPh4EHfu PolkAl, WRITTEN ~, AoOt.
- - W.. ~ 49, 81 q q * ~ ~ fsiii
~ y 4 n u ',ss'i.s, WY rau ~
~ ~. s,,, ssl'ss wy snote'
=, Ths tread OF paticnp soon shall shake.
ThoworId men shall arse aud break
Their chains and batter down the wells.
Tb6 6llroSo,ts ,cs,6,h - sho..,,. ,.o...-.
~ rr;,r,,.,t, a, ~. ...,-... ~ -.
i,e or,,oL mo-, s,',, .s...eils .s}i,, Y,
- ~, !, Se''s ~ '4s' anu heh II 1sil4
-. nm, ~ ,,...s,.n
sen7S ~ T'y 'GH II fssesil ssIt
Itmust tcome-there's a Friend on high. .
Our hearts, the Bihl9 dolnot lie,siA 4
Manis no trhing thing.
osmsn s, ~. ~ w. ras"',,, .,u .p~ss ~ Oio"a
rod ,oodaSa .anh sI ,',n.
Faft,I 1sS" 1Tf'1 u SHIS a S.gIg =, -
W For years therewas wind that stirred " ~
rumbling deep below;
And suddenly the States were shocked,
.SAsaiden earthqualSe came that rocked Lgli9
The Union to and fro.
.t.t s, 3tfE
~ ns'ands-l' hasawork 70 10;
~ Q D"oo1 tiip AouplC uchAtf 10 tEuON
And mon shall strive in VAN, - =.
Like Sampson, on their heads TO draw
The splendid pilej each righteous law
And institution shall remain.
~ voics E;ivtbiin 6 vwtbii.nnsrnon nntS tS,or, J., h,o, an
fr An Eve p ,ool,in eso, ,na ~, ? n,
'dI .tY" ~ t'',S k'Sn8sl
,n.''n.,i!ig q" ~. % ie"ols ~ p.ep
Os'',"'a ,oss"o "'es 'i'u io1ne oon.enu'
A'l IVY WA n0' 'e' 'He ou'on so' i.ii l't1t'''
10 Ibod a dreay,- tasi t,v4onh.d,s Jtft 4pit
4 I,yallea a vale whore oil was sod. p,
~ inere " s was no peauty mere nor resti
A'e"uen SKY nung over all,
inerea SUM- IKE reo'not pau,
Nj ihoheo ooamless down the e"es''
Z sI crossed ahill with bleeding feet, q
Il Grasping atthoms that tore my hands, Sd
= And lol lovely vale expaads, f,,t.gg,-...}
Where all the winds are cool and sweet.
i z" ~
Gs Joyi had found the vale at last,, GHt,a
The flowers noddedas passed, ~
;.gAnd leaned together. head toibead. rll
And dropped their tender ewes that beamcd.
And whispering about me seemed i"9
= wonder what they said, rAHt 'aVFNi
\ The fat herds roamed the meadows through. q,
(, The skies were brilliant gold and blue.
q with herA and there n sneck. ~,
The hills we're blooming, green and red, ~
white clouds hung round the mo,intaip,s head.
9i.JrpL Like rufles round n neclt . 5rs.tqi R8NH
The.glad swans at theirlabor sang
with sonnps ~ birds iha corosts I'm. ErT iEs
w. And iIi,,s Win aoc,,s yare, ,yh,,s. tgft
A,yav unon The nealss, of bIne ll''f.5 tt.ir
wore golden naioces whel, ,hr.w R2
.Eron, dion,ond. .do,,ss tho,r ,,oh, ,, ].
p IA .,.s. .o,,u,, A. .,n. gia,il
IA M far.otF NM 40 :. 10. d,v ,.,,
ma Whit, nv. o,ous IN a. honLs'
r;,,a a. -, ~ : h,l,a,I.. s,.ss, y
loE,, ~ -. ~, - f'e't bf6
With freirbteS a tide. % tbat sbS sId i, sov hooot
p % "i,n Il Isyu x is,on aPes les ''' P e0O anu nov" mi
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HOUSE "a N p OF
ai ,sa8lE on SALE, spsea

n WILL SELL THE HOUSE AMD LlE -
situated two and half mes West q Lsnee,,ss.
Rcra ~ sro,,nd good log house, excellent well Of
water. and about IL peach trees All young. Lor
terms Of sale enquirecf the P9n ,ne
promises .1g'l sNT>V. "sl"~fe.eies-.
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THE RIo eRANDE.
A NEW COMPLICATION.

Recruiting for the Liberal Army Com
menced IN Terds-P Prominent An.erie
can Generals Said 10 be Gnnected
WITH the Movemcat--h Indications of
Actiue Movements to Assist the Lib
erals.
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Important 20 solalsr..

Read the advertisement fl. A.
Hutchinson, Military Claim Agent al
Columbus, o. 1t is interesting TO all
soldiers, who enlisted previous to Dec.
oath, 1868. q 'et-tI9 @c e15o
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Additional Brownsville accounts
say that General Crawford has plenty
Of funds. His Chief Of staff, Colonel
A. +. Reed, is rapidly raising recruits
in Brownsville, enlistihg United
States- soldiers still in the United
States service, promising thom dis,
charges 80 soon as the necessary pa
pcrs can be made out and forwarded.
There has been no interference with
this by our authorities, as yet. Re-
cruiting Offices arc open in other parts
of Texas. ~. f.
One Of the recruiting officers lnformt
cd the Times correspondent that n
force is to come from Now York. Tho
force raising on tho Rio Grande is to
camp below Brownsville with sufficient
supplies.
II is reported that General Logan
and General Low. Wallace are con
ucctcd with thecxpodition which aims
at Monterrey. ,t-... ., u. ~.
General Mejia is aware of Crawford's
movements. ,.. ..,...--, .,,
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"our pains are real things, aud oil
Our pleasures but fantastic;
Diseases oftheir own accord. 2 o.

. but Cures CONC ulhiUuIt and hMd'T .0I7I"lI
Yet all who have ever tried it, say,
DR.. d. II, Seelye's LIQUID CA
TARRH REMEDY NEVER FAILS
to permanently remove all pains, aches
and troubles arising from Catarrhal
difficulties. TRY 1T. X
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Arnind Mr. Louery George
Culbcrson Molly Mosier Martin
Christy Thomas N 0rcult 4 Brother
Daniels Mr. Agent Ruff Daniel a
Fairbanks Scales ReeseElizabeth Mis-
DonsysennoRebec. Ridelbaugh Henry2
ca q, t''a Roose Isaac ~ /.
Flattery Rau John Captain
Cell Christian Rice r .s.e,
Hamilton Andrew Startling Elton Miss
Haue John Stewart John .
Hime Lewis Jer Terry James ,us f'
Hyde S. W. y Whiteside 4 Jen-o
Keneaster John nings /" E'e'a, 4,
Keyes Nara Young L A'''' y r ,''
These letters are subject to an extra
charge ofione cent. .,Dy4 = lotlo tir
-, G. NJ. y. ,WISEMAN, 4,
laf4o Postmaster. /,
7sa per, G.. II, WILLIAMS, Asst
Lancaster, jan ! |, 1866. ,I9g,t .rpAy
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Ifyou callat Rising's Clothing Store
You can purchase better goods and
more ofthem for the sameIca than
at.any ether clothing store in the city.
Come and Sec for yourself.
If P. RISING.
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The following entertaining account
Of q voyage from New York to San
Francisco We copy, by permission,
from letter written by Lieut.. Chas,
d. Clarke to his parents. 1t is very
hnmnrnns and randahlA -.--..-, -. -
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D6"Gov, Cox's Inaugural next
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IMPORTANT TO MEN AND R0rs
------ "A lE1afstl Aul
One l0ollar saved isi one Dollorr Made.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01

G% LtcruRE.-By invitation. Major
II. X. Douglas, of Winchester, has con-
sen,sd TO deliver Lecture in the E. M.
Church Of this place, on Saturday even.
ing next. the 9Th Of December. upon the
subject: ".NapoleOn and Stonewal
~Jackson-their Resemblance and Dis.
sembiance." The proceeds Of this Lee
sura is designed TO be applied to the re-
psirs Of HE soldiers Cemetery Of this
town. Msjor Douglas has Iec.ured upon
this subject al several towns in the Val
Icy, and is spoken Of in the most lsudsble
terms. The object also is a worthy and
commend,bls one, and should be liberal
ly pstronizcd by the community. Lee,
sure a, hslf.pas six o'cluck. Admission
fee 25 cents. Tickets can be bad at the
different SIZES in town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01

G9- AN ORDER OF THE GARTER.-A
few days since young friend Of ours was
walking up Main street; few yards
ahead Of him IVES very 6ne looking
young lady. behind whom he had walked
for some distance. As he neared The
corner Of Duke street no noticed some
thing drop from beneath the young lady s
skirt He fastened to pick it up. and
was abou! 10 hand i, to her, when be dis.
covered tia, i, was a-gar'er, with a
very handsome buckle. What was he to
do He could no, hand i, to her, nor
could be send i, TO her, for he had never
seen her before. At las. an idea struck
him so fastening forward. he passed
the young lady. and after getting a shorl
distance ahead of her. dropped the garter.
She it, and understanding the young
man. picked i. up, dropping him at the
same time a very graceful and modest
bow. Very nicely done. that. The
young man wishes to organize an Order
Of the Garter. Who will join 7
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01
nlarriagcs.

In The Presbyterian Church. al Ella
Branch. tbs county, on the 2ln uli by
Rev. Sllxs Billings. Mr.. John ". Mar
shall, 10 Miss Susie Bane. eli oil this
county.
On the 18th Ill.,. by Rev. VIM. d. Lee
fe,re, Mr.. Henry H. Horn to Miss Fa"
ME Kidenour, oil al Martin sburg.
On tie SANE day, by the same. Nh
isaac C.. Hedges TO Mss Sophia E.
Roth. all = Martin, brrg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01
BALTIMORE NJ RKET.

FLOUR-iIoward slrest super and
cut Extra ] 25 81 so.
WHEAT.-F"r good TO prime white
2 90 IS, no choice sold we quote red
al Q 60 a 81 SO for fair, and So for choice.
CORN Prime white at 81 OIL ;
old al % 81 10; we quote red al Doc
a 81 03 old al OF a $ ~.
OATS.-2l.0O0 bushels received and
mostly sold a, SIS 5S cts common al
So 81 MS.
RYE 600 bushels received and
mostly sold al Is a 8 20.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01

the Office Of sheriff Of Jefferson county
upon which motion tue Board voted as
follows Yeas-Reed. McCurdy and
Johnson. Nsys-Buller, Fosseu. S,aley
and Logic. The President sl.en declared
HE motion lost
L. ". Green,
VS..
". b. Srider.
|. appearing to the Board that the no
lice Of contest purporllns to be given by
Thomas ". Green 10 S. V. B. SWder, oI
his intention 10 con,es, his right 10 be de.
clsred elected 10 the office Of Recorder
was 60 given wilhou. his knowledge OF
consent and is utterly and entirely rePu'
dis,ed by him.
Therefore be il resolved by the Board,
thai S. Y, B SIider be and hereby Is de-
clared duly elected to the office OF Recor-
der Of the county OF Jefferson.
The folio wing resolution was adopted
Resoiued. that in the contested election
cases between G. Leisenring and N. A..
Chaplne, for the office Of clerk OF the
circuit coutl; and John O'Cennell and G..
e. Stubbs, for Prosecuting Attorney. The
conteslees having been declared dolly e.
lee ed. i, s ordered that the clerk OF the
Board. tax the cos, in each case separate
" and that The same be recovered Of said
contestants.
George Byers appeared before the
Board and executed his bond and vas
sworn in as Treasurer OF the county, for
The term Of two years, commencing Jan
nary ls, 1867.
On motion. the Board adjourned unIlI
the Goth Of December, 1866.
JAMES Logic. PreS'L
II. G. EnTLER, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01

rs It will be seen by the proceedings OF
the Board OF Supervisors that the Conteslees
for The Offices of Clerk Of the Circuit Court and
Prosecuting Attorney, have been declared duly
elected BY he Board, and that II. w. Potter
field, Sheriff elect, is declared Ineligible to the
Office OF Sheriff. As the term Of Office Of the
Sheriffalty expires on the 3lst Of December,
aud should no provision be made by that time,
anolher will be appointed by Judge Hall, who,
j, e said, bias the appointing power.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01

IS COMMISSION TO COMPENSATE LoYA! Ow-
NER. FOR SLAvEs.-Me ssIs. Milton T. Amiss, Of
Parkersburg, Robert s Brown, Of Jackson, and
John f. Schley, of Shepherdstown, have been
appointed by The Secretaryof War, Comms-
sioncrs for West Virginia 10 examine CLAIMS
and award ccm; .ersa,on 10 owners OF sla'e',
" no wsre enlisted or drafted Into the United
States service. These gentlemen are to meet
and organize their Board al Parkcrsburg OH the
18th Instant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01

De- SALES OF REAL EsrArE George
-. McGlIncy, Auc.iuneer, cold for Mere
dilh Helm, Executor OF The Estate oil
Isaac Suider. deceased. Cd Tuesday last,
the tract OF land and Mill. known Sc
"Hopewell Mills." IN this county. nea,
Lce,owp.' coaia!ai2g sbnu' 3l2 acIes, for
the sun Of 10000. Isaac II. SMidsr,
purchaser.
Jacob Show has purchased The farn
belonging to the E,,a,e Of Jacob SIsley.
deceased. two mliss eos, oi iosD. cou-
tanning l62 acres, for tho .um Of IS, 500.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01

GJ. App4l>TMEAT.-W. l.. Herring.
ION, OF this place. has received The ap
pointmeni ul Assistant Assessor OF loter.
nal Revenue, for Ibis county, under D. ID
Do~ney, IN llaCe OF james u. Fay man,
removed. and will enter upon the duIlss
of bis office immedis.ely y. Dir. H.. we
trust, Will prove as efhclon, an eihcer rs
his predecessor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01
he. SALE OF Town PaorRRrY.-Mr.

f- SALE or Town PnorRRTY.-Mr.
John D. Slaley has sold al private sale
the Dwelling House. at presen, in his oc.
cupau,y, on Main Street, 10 Sheriff |.
Thomas Chspline. for The sum Of $4,000.
Mr.. Chaplins gets possession on the LIST
Of February next, and 10 securing "hab-
i,a,ion" for himself, Mr.. S,sley has erect.
ed large and fine brick Dwelling, with
large back building, on High Street. Ii
presents fine appearances. and speaks
we'll for the Architecture and builder.
Would tina, We had many more OF the
same cor, erected in our town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01

as We invite attention to the odvertIse'
meut of tho "lndePendent Democrat" in ano'h-
er column. This is no Yankee humbug, bur
bona fds lottery. Read the advertisement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01

o. Monday next, tie Bird instant is
Kule Day. persons having business with
The Clerk will bear il in mind.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-01

BG> Attention is directed 10 The card
Of "Schoheld's White House Restaurant
1856 WestPrau Sneel. Baltimore. in 30.
either column. Our friend II. had occa
sion to "drnp in" this establishment re-
equity, and recommends i, in the highest
lsfma. Persons from this section. visit
isg II. eis,. should no, fail 10 give Seho'
& Id. Res!sussn, call. .,yH!, ,a.!a.