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DENTISTS.
Corner Main aud First streets,
s3f2saFsss Evansville. Ind.

3 q.
EEELIEGo DULY THANKFUL FOR
the very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, and being
permanent residents of the city, desire all
persons whether they need their profess
slonal services or mott to visit their rooms
ana see the various styles of work manu-
improvements ard inventi ons are being
made, and everything that win subserve
the interests of their patients is secured by
them. Their establishment and facilities
are equal to any in the Eastern cities
= They have several AnRsthetics for ale
WAITING pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks that are sunken can be restored
TO nearly their original contour
All desirable styles of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH made anywhere in the United
states are made by us. Irregularities of
Cnllorens Teeth successfully corrected.
Those having Decayed Teeth should
either have them extracted or flIeti~( 1.-THE
latter + Rossisle9: The health of the par
Neuralgia Affections treated; also Cleft
falate- apr1S
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MAIN SSTREET.

a LARGE ASSORTMRNT ON HAMa
- and Goods arriving almost daily.
me Trade ts respectfully invited TO ex-
anime my Stock, With the assuranoe tbaf
they viii ind as - 49,
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10 TREASURY NOTES, GOLD AND STIvRR
Gll BANK NOTES, EXCHANGE. : - !

Buys y. s. Certificates, Bonds, and other
mest1c PAPER; and, for the accommodation
OF o., MScna MICS and others, who have invest
"a tnelf savings IN the popular Govern
Y; :. BONDS, Interest Bearing Notes and
o o Securities, an Special Deposit, free of
tunity to avoid the insecurity and risf ~
retaining them In thekr own possession.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

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tax, all such classca or persons ns frotn dian.
oility or oiherwisc, fought, In the Judgment !,
the ticucral Assembly, to b., exempted. W.
ARTICLE XII. SSs 4 rs (, q 4.
SEc-ros 4. The, business OF The 1,rsss,,,,.,,s:
shall bc conducted by onE Treaslircr. VIII, sI,.II,
hold his Office and resideat the scat "a Govern
ment. tf t.t.s I'd ~ q IA a NJ y''f'a9S
Sscrpa2 The Secretary ofS,afe SHAH bo,d
his "itice and reside at tho seat Of Goyornli
mcni ,'tty% q q n 49,,
ARTICLE XII. ~
SECTION No Convention of. the PEOPLE ehall
he called, unless By the concurreice oftwoS
thirds Of the whole representation in each Hovs,,
OF tho Gcncral Assembly. II SSiEfNTssSS;
SECTION 3. Eopart ohhis Constitution sbalI
DO altered. unlcssa bill to alter the Same shalt
have been read, on three several daya, in tbsS
House OF Representatives and on three seye-y
raj days in tho Senate, and agree !, to, at tho,
secone and third readings, by, two-ihirds of
the whole representation Ia each House of tbc
General Assembly; neither shall any altefaTT
ton take effect, until the bill, so agreed 10. Z
shall be published for three months prryiDus 10,
q new election Tor members of the House of
Representatives; and. ifthe alteration propos-l
nd by The preceding General, Assembly shall
hH agreed to- bv the new General Assembly. ,
IN tnclr frst session, by the concurTence ofi
two-tbtds or the whole representation in escbS
Honse, after the same shall hive been, read onf
'hreo several days in each, then and not 9TH
crw'se, the samo shall become a part OF tb,.. =
Constitution. ElF, ), - -
Done in Convention. at Columbia, in the Stats
9" south Carolina, tho twrnty-sevcnihN davt
OF September. inthe year ofour Lord one
! thousand eight hundred aud sixiy-fvc. NN"''S
'tte, ID. WARDLAWN ~
Preodont ofthc Convention. A
. attest: Johs It. SLOAN, Clerk OF tho Con.
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government of the United states.
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''eiHmoub VI Ine united Stato8.NH
fresident--Andrew Johnson, Of Tennes.
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Pennsylvania. M3,I 'g1l :, : - -, "a
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Of Ohio. ~ '' rS'"iSSooH'>
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Poster, of Connecticut. H - 80 "
speaker Of the House. Schuyler Colfa1,
.. SUPREME COURT.
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I. Nathan Clifford. Mains.
.. Noah II. Swayne., Ohio.
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r. 9. Samuel Miller,s Iowa aE
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ware. Ee2T'Fa ~ - '''' No'"- No'"-
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ARTICLE

SEcTtoS 1. The Executive authority III this
State shall be vested in IL Chief Magistrate. who
shalt be styled, The Governor OF the State OF
South Carolina tt.t. 70.
Section g.. The Governor shall be elected by
the elections duly qualified 10 vote for Ine'Ibcrs
OF the House Of II, representatives.. and shal hold
his office for four ycars, and until his success.
sort shall be chosen and qualified but the
same ptrson shail not be Governor for two
consecutive terms. ~ IS ti|
t;SEorioN 8. No person shall be eligible to the
Office o. Governor, unlesshe hath attained the
age Of thirty. years, knd baihfbeen citizen
and residept OF this State Tor tho ten years
next preceding the day OF election. And no
'person shall hold the Office OF Governor. and
any other office or cnmmlssion, oiyii or piilia-
rv, {cxcept in tnilitia,) under tbis State or the
United States, Ur any uf tbenG or any other
power,at one and tho same time +
SEcrIos 4. Tho ,returns OF every election of
Governor shall be sealed up by tho Managers.
of Elections in their respective Distfjcts, aud
transmitted, by q iiessepger chosen by them.
TO tho sea, Of Government. directed TO the
Secretary 5f Stale, who shall deliver them to
the Speaker OF the HDnse OF Representatives,
at the next ensuing scseion OF the General As
seipbly, during The first week of which SEES
in ihe prefencs ofboih Houses or the General
Assembly. The persoh having The h,ebes,
number OF votes, shail he Governor. but ifiwot
or moro shall be equal end highest in votes,
ithe General Assembly shall. during Inc sames
secession, In tho House 81 Representatives., choose
one og,hem Governor pipa roee. Contebted slec-
tions for Goycrnorshaii b. determined bythe7
General Assembly 81 in ouch tnanaef as shall ~
prescribed by law ~ &, 4 q, "a,
Z SgorioS IS. A Licatehant Governor sBall To-
chosen d. tho oasme time, 10 the same ma Annci,
continue In office Tor ,be sari,e petiod, aps be-
crnor, and shall ss c4feio 30 lPrssiden 6f Che
Senate. = tisss ~ ~ ~ = "a 5lifis
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g SEcTldg n ,rbgf fsspsfal Assembly, whsn-
ever tas y; laid spoh land, stall. etthe same
~ jrnb, posp chpitatidn tax, which shalt not
be lQss &ppnn each poll than one-fourih oft,ie
t&x laid upon each byndred dollars worth OF
the ssessed value Of the land taxed excepting
Showeyfrs IRON the operation OF such capita,ion
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OBJ PRINTING Of every GLASS and styis
- neatly executed at this ofdce. -
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in MI lieleotionsto be made bythopeopis 81
thia State, or 81 fany part tiietecfs for ciyit OF
pplitic,I oiiiceB, svory peseon shall he sntifle3
vote, who has itie iollpwing q,Riifoa,Ions.
ehRlt be free ul ts nitu shss ma Il lieIss,,
\ ed tae age of tSehtyson years, and is lSof s
lpRupeff nor O nch eofninissiobod ofiiccsos N y
IYass selldieriof tlis afDlys nor stsaldaat "a Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29
nlarringes.

On Sunday last, in Iursy. Page ronn-
~, Mr.. James Il. La"gdon, oi BSIu.
more, formerly a this county, ~ Mass
!Nury Bear, o; I.pr'y.
On the 2Ouh inst, near Summit Point,
by Rev. K. Smith, Mr.. Henry {. Toup,
OF Marlinsburg. to Miss Sarah c. Ben
ner, OF this county.
On the 18th inst. IN Msriinsburg, by
Rev. II. G.. Mcdaniel, Jehn II. Stanley
and Lucy E. NcDonaid,ali OF Berkeley
| On the l7lh inst. by Rev. II. Wls'ler,
Mr.. Charles a. Allen. 10 Miss Sarah j.
! WalIers all Of this place.
On ednesdsy The 10Th instant. at iht
residence OF Ihs brides father, by ths
Rev. ]. NJ. Green. Mr.. Joseph p. Fey
man, Of this place. aud MI.s M. t.
Spangler. daughter Of Mr.. Joha SPans
Ter. near Stepherdstoan.
On The l2,h ei December in Baltimore
Col. Chas. UarshGH. formerly MIli.ar
Secretary oil Gen. X. b. Lee. and Mis-
I P,btcca SnOWdsn, Oi BslIi more.
In Slsunlnn. on Tie 18Th instant. b,
Rev. Mr.. Lstsne. Or. Hunter II. BE
CURE. formerly 81 Winchester, 10 Ml.
Mury daughter Of Hon. A. II. Il. Stuart
), Ia Bslnn"re. on Wednesday the Gel
instant. at Emmanuel church. oy the Rev
N. II. Schenck, d. d.. Hon. Ihoma
Fan SWeGringfn, ri Missouri. and Mrs
Ln.ra Iorner. oi shephefdsiown, JET
erson county, "est Va.
i On Thursday evening al o'clock b.
lie Rev. j. F. Campbell, al the residene
! Of Mrs. II. Ray. Mr.. Chas. II. Clarke
lu Miss Julia Il. Lyder. both OF Win
chester.
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Deatbs.

Near Summit Point. in this county. on
the Eth inst. Mrs. EH7abeM Uhnting.
I'm, in the 9Th year of her age.
Al lis residence near Rippon. in this
county. on the l9lh inst. Mr. Daniel
Hcfebo,cer. aged about 20 ears.
In Marlinsturg. on ihe 6 h inst, Par.
rison T"bb D!6smdsJtr, in tie 25;h
year Of his age.
On The 18th inst, in MarIinsburg Miss
Susan WnybeH. daughter ofiRrv Il. b IT
d. Chambers, decd. in the l5.h year of
her age.
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@[ ALARM or FiRR.-Ou Thursday

ISp ALARM OF FiRR-On Thursday
morning our ci;lzeps were suddenly ..
reused by the alarm Of FIRE, caused by
the burning of chimney Of Mr.. iona
than Nixon's residence. A high wind
from the Norlh-wes, al the time threaten
ed dangerous aspect. but no damage
luckily ensued. The citizens were
promptly ON .he spot with the Engine
and lose, ready for action if required. ID
this connection We will also Stale that j
is essentially necessary that our ,owr
should have well organized FIRE compa
w in il. l. is certainty dangerous splr
4 OF ,ns.llItsnce we ere lettering under
and a, SONS limo when leas. expecting it
wa nigh, beroUe aroused by the Iealine'
Of an element which would battle our ev
cry energy to quell, in being unprePare'
for it. The Engine is not in working or
der, bu, should be put and kept in proPe
rim a, lsss, ready Tor an emergency bU
lie, US have meeting at once and form
regular company. The season Ior Ire
queni fires is upon US. Delays aIs dan
eerOuS.
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&z> Our "deuif' requests US 10 state

&5> Our "deuif' requests US to state
that he will wall upon his patrons and
friend, on New Years morning with his
Annual ADDRESS. He is no! the "deuiP
recently seen in Hagerstown with a lone
tail AMI splitting jOrked lightning rromis'
euously. as he perambula,ed the streets
Blu. cur "devip' is an obejient "dsuI,"
a good "depu," and harmless "deuil."
So look out for him and hold your "green
bar in readiness.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

e. A correspondent, from Parkersburs
TO tie Whichever Times, dated Decem.
Der IL, ssN,:-
THIS night four yesrs sgo,~e were one
Of three sitting around campfire in
front Of fredericksburg, discussing prob
abilities general and personal OF The m.r'
rows conflict. One now sleeps in an un.
known grave on The bleak heights OF Get,
yAburg, ,he ch ling night winds moaning
dresry requiem. Gslan! Beding'r-
This earth that bears the dead
Bears uot alive SO brave gentleman"
Such reflections tend 10 elici, 81 invol-
un.ary Sigh OF rrgtet for lurled bsoner
and ruined country.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

Nye THE COUNTIES OF BERKELEY AND
JEFFERsoN.-rhe Wheeling Register OF
the 2ls, instant says
On yesterday morning the United States
Marshal for this State called OIL Governor
Boreman, and served upon him, as The
representative Of West Virginia. sub.
pena. requiring him 10 "appear before
the Supreme Court Of the United States,
on the ooh day of February next, at the
city of Washington, to answer concern
ing those things which shall be objected
TO the Stale of West Virginia, in bill in
equity now pending in the said court,
wherein the State Of Virginia is complain.
an, add the State of West Virginia defsn.
dsn,." A similar writ will also be served
upon Edwin Maxwell, Esq, Attorney
General for the State Of West Virginia.
After giving an abstract of the bill, the
Register remarks:
Much as we should regret the diminu.
ton Of our State by the excision OF any OF
its territory, We would be blind did we
deny that Virginia presents some embar-
RAISING and swk ward points against Ne.
If she can establish. as she alleges, that
The people OF Berkeley and Jefferson new
er consented to be included within the
boundaries of this Stale, The tenure by
which we hold them is far from being
6rm and well sellled.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

Ills stated rhs, Chief Justice Chase
contem plates rotnng from tina, position
Tor The pufpo,e Of accepting The PfsH'
dency of the Pacific Railroad Company
al salary Of $4,000 year.
OIL has been struck in the neighbor
hood of Mansons Hill. Va, Josiah
MiIIrard, Of Alexandra, has discovered
surface indications Of oil on his farm near
Manassas.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

@se The Memphis Post tells story
greatly to the honor Of a son Of General
Lee. Ala dinner party in Richmond
one Of the guests proposed as toas
1.-The Fallen Flag" 1t says:
Colonel Lee promptly placed his han,
upon the 6 Ass and arose. "Genllemeu,'
said he. This will not do. We are pa
rolled prisoners. We have now bot one
Gag, and that is the flag of our Whcle
countryside glorious old stars ard
stripes. can recogn zs NO Other, IGN
for no other. and viii drink To no other.
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y o Il &c T. !!

HAVlN q been solicited by many lrends
Ill To open an office at tho County Seal,
take This method Of announcing my
compliance with their wishes.
After January LIST, 1867, shaIl be oil.
Shepherdstovns on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday Of each week. al The Re-
corder's Office. and The Iesidus al my Of
Zee in HarpeI's Ferry.
Prompt attention will be given 10 oil
business with which | may be entrusted.
&r take Oh" opportunity TO ie'urn
my thanks 10 my friends and tho public
IN general for tho many acts Of kindness
Of which | have been The recipient.
s. A. COX,
Attorney at Law.
December %, 1866. GIN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

Esa FOUND DEAD.-A negro man, ns'
med Charles Cons, who formerly resided
with Logan Osborn. OF this county. con
fined as maniac in The jail Of this town.
during the last eigh, mon,hs. was iount
dead in jail on Thursday evening. JUS
lice Fleming summoned Jury oil lnques
on yesterday morning who rendered
verdict Of death from exhaustion ant
arrangement"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

R% Hon. Mi. Hubbard, of West Vr'
pinla, introduced in Congress resolution
a.,GuriziDg medals TO be distributed to
houo,ably discharged soldiers from The
S,are II Wee, Virginia through the mails
Tree Of postage, witch was read The third
time and passed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

@4 COUNTY OFFIcERs.-Tbe called
session of the Circuit Court OF Jefferson,
which convened on Thursday of las,
week, adjourned on the following Satur-
day. The session was held chiefly for
the purpose of hearing tie contested elec.
ton case Of Il. W. Pouerfeld, for the
Sheritfslty. Judge Hall decided the mat.
ter in favor of Mr.. PotterfeId, who then
received certificate Of election, after ia.
king ,hc oath Of flee, and bonded in Tie
sun of $4,000
GA Friday last, The following County
off GERS elected at the last October cleo
ton. also appeared and qusiif,d accord
ing TO law Wa A. Challlne, rs Clerk
oil the Circuit Court, qualified giving
bond in the sum of $4,000. e. E.
Slubbs, Prosecuting Attorney, qualified
bv taking the usual oath Of Office. s. '.
b. Sir.der, Recorder, took The ususl natl.
Of ollie and slye bond in the sLu, OF S..
900. J. +. Erwin, Assessor. qualified in
the usual manner. Geo, Byers, Comfy
Treasurer. also qualified end gave HE
usual boud.
TIE above officers VI i'll enter upon their
respective duues on HE first OF jan usry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29
6A CoLp-The thermometer on Fri

{S- COLD The thermometer on Fri
day morning Of last week, stood % below
zsro, the cudes. o. ,he season. On Sun-
day il commenced lhswing, and Sunday
nigh. rain fell, which played The mis-.
chief with sleishlng. thursday and yes
lerday lhe weather was again intensely
cold.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

&C. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company are ,unnelliug tie Blue Ridge
a, narper's Ferry, so as 10 avoid passing
under The face oil the cliff, and get DOM
for q double track.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

BS- The Board Of Public Works has
appointed Andrew Hunter, Lloyd Logan
and Daniel Conrad, Directors, and Ed.
ward i. Cooke, VIM. l.. Brent and Geo
w. Sewers, Proxies, 10 represen. The
States interest in the Winchester g. Pc
tomac RAILROAD Company.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

o. We learn from the Boonsooro
Odd FeHow that Messrs. James Nell
ve;oh and Ezra Beiebenner, Of that town,
snent several weeks in hunting near
BROAD Top at The head of Wells valley,
West Virginia. capturing three fine large
Deer, TWO Wild Turkeys land two Phess'
ants.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

es> Harry B. Lee snt j, p. SlEider ate
students IN HE Washington College at
Lexington. from this county. and Capt.
Geo. Baylor of This coup,y, and +. Co.'S
ION Of Berkeley, arc amongst lhe law stu
dents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

a@ r. Frank. Ray. Esq, OF Rich
monJ, bu, native Of this town, is hsre
on visit, and We are glad to state is
lookinr well and handsome as ever.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

@ The Lutheran Fair will again be
open This evening, and also on Monday
and Tuesday evenings next, Tor the re-
cep,ion Of visitors.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29
w est Virginia :

Jefferson County, to wit
Selby's Administrator,
vs..
John Ciider, Ell. al
This cause snbmlii-d at Chambers in
vacation on moton for an order Of re-.
ference To Masls, Commis.innsr. upon
HE bill exhI6lis. answer nj r. l. Lee and
general rrpliraunn ihtTslo. orttr Of pub.
lrdlIon against defendant Joseph w. Cn'
der and duly perfected more than one
month since ptocess avoid. decree nDI
sud bIll lsken for confessed 81 rules g.
gaInst all the o.her defendants. and was
argued by cnnrlaInants counsel. Where
upon !. 10 adjudged. ordered and decred
Ma! ihis causs be referred 10 a MssIef
Commissioner Of the circuit court OF Js'
fersol county, who after giving nolIee 10
the psnies and all interested by publish
( log the same for one month 10 some con-
venisni newspaper. and posting ihr sane
al HE count hUuse doHr Of said coonN
which small be tqn vslsni 10 personal SCI
vice on The parties, do take an sccru"'"
all the liens on The lard IN The bill tneF
toned. showing their pfioriiles. and wv
psrlIes interested ib. rein. and IePoh
Ibis Count 10 order 10 final decree. 'n
ling all matters. specislly by hIn''i
deemed pertinent. or which may DO
Iquired TO be 20 stated by any OF The P"
ties. A Tue coPy-Teste:
w. A. CHAPLINE, CltfE'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29

&C. James IL. Shepherd. Esq. Of New
Orleans. lately Of this town. will accept
our thanks for files Of New Osieans pa
DerS,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-12-29
NOTICE.

I liz persons indebted TO tho undsrsign-
~ ed are requested 10 come forward and
,eule up by the fret Of January, as
prompt payment will be required from
sill indebted 10 us.
Dee % BAKER & HILL.