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Arizona miner., 1866-10-27
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AA sANls EEteaiing lbe hHir f5r ue c1ilec,iea of TaBes ih
 f,cwa C5,sgtg Be lt enacted by the Legislative Assembly Of the Territory of Arizona: SECTION l. That the time allowed by sec ton twenty-t (22) chapter thirty-three, (33) of the Howell Code, for the collection of taxes Is hereby extended in Yuma county, for the current year, until the iirst day of December, and that the collector of said Iu- ma county k hereby authorized 10 collect the taxes of said county on or before the first day Of December next.
 SEc. 2 That the acts of ;he county e,lIcc- tor, county treasurer, and other officers of Yu- ma county, under the provisions Of this act, shall he held as legal and valid ss though per formed in full compliance with the said sec ton of chapter thirty-three (35) of the Code.
 Src 3. This art shall take effect ana be in force fInm and after its passage.
 GRANVILLE H. oURY, Speaker of the House of Repressntatiyes.
 MARK ALDRICH,
 President of the Council. Approved Oct 22. 1866.
 RICHARD C. McC0MICK. 4 true copy cf the original on file in Ias office.
 JAMES r. T. CARTER,
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

HoS. N. McKEssA's bill to adopt Woods Di- gest Is much talked Of Tatman wants to know whether it comes in boxes or bottles'
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

MAJOR CLARK, formerly paymastcr, and now
 butler for Captain Weir's Company at Skull Val
 ky. was in town last week.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

SEVERAL members of the White mountain ex. Iedltion, which leh here two or three months
 snce. returned yesterday.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

Uos. NJ. R. PLArr, Of the Council, Is improving |, health. under the care of Dr. Phelps.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

Mn. CoLLiss, and other frcighiers from San Sernardino, arrived here last week with goods kr NJ. Raycna and others.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

TnE Yavapai delegation dined with the Cover. nor on Wednesday last
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. BUCHANAN & MAY,

fl FORF ROCK, on @e HardyUiRs Road, Keep a station for inc accommodation Of the travelling public, where they Will always keep on hand and for sale barley, corn and hay, for ani- malz. Also mcals for persons, aud a good cabin to sleep in f20ts) Oct E is65.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

LAWS OF isGe-we to-day begin the puhllca ton of the laws adopted by the Third Legislativ, Assembly.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

k the Supreme Court, on the 23d, Hon. Alonzo Davis, member of the Legislature from Mohave county, was admitted to practice in that court
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

TnE House has passed resolution 10 adjourn sine die on Monday, November 5. The Council will probably concur.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

Hos. o. D. GAss is the interpreter for the Leg. islative Assembly.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

O, NorEs and George W. Curtis whose cn. yrlse has Already been largely benehciaI to
 ona, and who have an abiding faith in our erai resources, have procured ten stamp mill. Fh Is on the road here, and destined for the
 pqua lode. whh the min they have two tons stra shoes and dies, and all the fixtures ueces. to run the mill in tue best btyle. They will
 lgssnate by new process in which they have
 a csshdence, and they have employed man Pap"rintend that part of the work, who will n arrive here. We need not say that we wish $srs Moves aud Curtis the greatest success.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

WA. B. LAKE, rooms : and $, Government House, N. ". corner Of Washington and sansone streets, Is the authorized agent of the ARIZONA MINER in San Francisco. Subscriptions and ad. vcrtisenonis lcfi with him will receive immediate attention.
 THE GREAT BLooD MEpIciSKs .--Le, every man woman and child in our country learn that Ls- Doyen's Family medicines are the best in use. See advertisement on fourth page Sly
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

THn DAILY MrsEa contains all the proceedings Of thc Legislature.
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DIED.

DIED. In wickcnburg, oetobS- ath. 1866, Mrs. Niece, aged 6 years, of fever
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27
DissOiutiOu.

The copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned Is ihls day dissolved by mutual consent. Oct. i3, Is6G A. II. BEETLES.
 GEO. K. ROBERTS All those indebted to the concern for. black smlthng will please come forward and settle with GEORGE K. ROBERTS. Prescott, oct. i;iIh, isf1. 1H4
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

D.sIEL NJ. THoNas has been appointed Pro
 p,e Judge of PAh-Ute county rice Amos Gustin, 4 tbo has removed to Salt Lake City, Utah.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

fRAAS EHRESBERG was shot at Dos Palmas, She road from San BernardIno to La Paz, ono
 last week. There Is amystery about the af. but so nearly as we can learn he had pre- his travelling companions to that place. "as sleeping in the house. The station keep ys ne found him dead in she morning, and yges II 10 some one from the outside. others
 the keeper may have been In liquor and nm by mistake. He was not robbed. We pune a fan Investigation will be had.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

TIE Supervisors of the different counties ar, empowered by the new law to appoint county at torneys 10 act until the next general election.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

BARsEr1, on Granite street, has just received ny train from San Bernardino, a fine supply of dried grapes. peaches, honey, etc. which he offers at fair prices. or course there will be A great rush to his store.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

4oht AGAIs.-our old ass0eiate, John H. Ma P, County Treasurer, has returned from his 4 3 :" the White mountains. He reports fine cuhhrd and grazing country, but more ehe than gold sign. He had no fight with the 'ans but lost a valuable male at their handa. saye asked Marion to tell our readers of his *tntures, how he lived upon corn straight, how
 andered In eanons and oh mesas, how he grew
 oi hunting for gold, and was glad to get
 to tho fat things of Prescott;
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

|J,xEs CusHEsBURY of "a Puz, and ! w.
 kooks of New York, arrived in Prescott, last week business connected with the vuiturc
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

Tnr weather Is quite mild and warm for the
 rason
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

JUDoE BAcKus had large audience on Thursday evening, and his lecture was received with ap. plause. lt was the same delivered in Tucson on the 4th of July last aud dwclt upon national af. fairs In patriotic mannef H'
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

SGES BANNING will soon put line of stages on k ruad from San Bernardino 10 La Paz- If he &Nkss as good time as he now docs from Los mgelcs to Fort Yuma, he will give us most xpcdltious means or communication with CAL
 rniA Gen B. has already made preparations
 i this line.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

syAxEs GRANT, Esq, len for san Francisco oh
 Sednesday ria La Paz. He was accompanied by hrtain TIllinghast, who arrived here few days
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

BEAVER VALLEY, on Ash creek and souih-wcsi en woolsey's ranch about eighteen miles, Is ply to be well settled Among those who hay, rn up ranches there, and propose to improve
 n at once, are Messrs. John X. Rush. Major
 Bibber, Dr. Alsap, John M. Boggs, John P
 orn, Berry Dodson, Theodore Boggs and ermsley. Tho climate is mdch milder than in fscOtt, and the soil Is very rich.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

IRRTrRSED.--F. c. Chrlssle, county rccordcf. bd A. o. Moves, of the saw mill. returned to |cscott on Monday evctIng the 18th instant rio A PaS. Christie has entirely regained his health Dd looks as hearty as buck. With the party
 ne Captain TiIilngtasi late of the 2d California kairy, who vi.its the Territory on business
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

oN Sunday last Hot. James s. Giles. Chief Clerk Of the House, entertained Judge Backus and number of the legislators at dinner, at his ranch, four miles north of Prescott The dluucr l. highly spoken Of by ai who were 90 fortunate as to partake of I, and The members from Pinia county who wcrr present and examined inc ranch, were surprised 10 find t productive. They conc, de thai the crops raised are equal to any secured from the rich lands below the Glia.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

|fiovrRSoR BAsuFoHn started for Pima and )cson Monday, with Mir. Lcihy. who arrived Fe on the Fist. MT. Lcihy thinks General
 nt has only been appointed agent for certain Dian tribes, and that he leihy) Is still superin- pdcnt of the Territory. This may bc, but VIC
 not think General Dent would take anything
 than the saperintendcncy.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

{DAx. TAYLOR, An old minstrel performer. and pw member Of company G. al the Fort, informs \ tha, he will soon organize q minstrel company
 the benefit Of the citizens of Prescott We ste he will succeed. Having seen him perform N know he undcsstands how to do it
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

rnE blll creating District Attornsys, introduced the House by Mr Piaa, has passed soth buses It tproyides that the Attorneys of Pima D YaYapaI counties shall be paid s3lo, each.
 bose in Mohaye and Pah.Ute. slOo. aud Yuma, Do. By another bill, Il is proposed 10 abolish
 ! office of Atiorncy-Gcneral on ,hs frat of |nuary, 1887.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

3s the District Court on "Wednesday, the ease Der n, Bertrand WIS argued al some length, D owing to the absence oi C G. Johnson, Of La kz, principal witness, II was finally deferred. lc trial jury was dlseharged until "Wednesday
 Et. Aiso the ease, The people e. Thomas Ma F, was dismissed.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

&THE annual term of the Supreme Court began < Prescott on Monday. the 32d. Judges Backus Sd Tanner attending. James Churctnnan and bbn A. Rush were admitted tc praetfee in the
 Surts of the Territory.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

| <NEsses. WARD and Douglass, of the Pima del &r.hon, have resigned, the former on account Of
 Sd health. and the hitter to accompany him to keson. They left last Saturday morning.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

THE District Court met In this place on Mon
 y, October 18th, Chief Justice Turner presiding De Grand Jury was sworn and charged at leagth the Judge. On Tuesday tho trial Jury was not Iorn owing to tack of membcrs and Court ljonrned until Wednesday, giving the Grand lry leave of absence until Saturday.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

CotoSEL CARTER. Secretary of the Territory, who has been i'll much of the time since his arrival here is gaining strength rapidly, and likely to be entirely we'll at an carly day He and hs estimable lady have already made many warm friends in Arizona
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

.rHAr Brewery, just under the hill towards |oodsin City, Is progressive institution, as we
 In attes, from most pleasant examination Of Inple Of superior lager left at our office lately
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

sTnE Tucson mail, sent from here Io Pima on 1onday Of las, week, was by some oversight, not
 kchaugcd, and came back on Monday last, while '. mail from Tucson Was taken back there. A $oyoking mistake.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

MR. FREEMAS took occasion while In Prescott. q day or two since, to speak very highly Of the conduct Of Lieutenant Hutton, aud his men. in the Skull Valley fight This ought lr set at rest the report that Mr Freeman claimed the credit for the success of that contest.
Arizona miner., 1866-10-27

TIE complimentary ball to the Legislature last evening was gratifying success The Monte. zuma saloon crowded. The ladies were out Iu all their glory. and the honorable members were in excellent humor. The music was good and the supper at Alexander's was the same Altogether the evenings entertainment was one that all concerned will remember with pleasure
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DIED.

On TIE 10th instant Of malignant Ervsipelas, at
h:y residence near KNOXVILLE I'm this County, Nr.
WILLIAM L. RONENUS. a highly esteemed and
useful citizen. To his afflicted family and imwcdi-
a., circle of relatives his loss is rreparable. The
Evangelical Lutheran congregation. Of which he
was a worthy member and ell cieut officer, realizes
chat good man has iaiien in Israel.
On Saturday. July 7th 1866 at the residence Of
h,- flthar. pr. r. J. W. X. Holiday. in Ninchr>-
ar. MARY MCCORMICK. wife OF Thomas NcCor-
rick, Esq, of Clarke County, aged 40 years.
In Lcas5urg on Friday evening, July G. 1850.
Mr. ASA JACKSON, in the Goth year OF his age.
On n, 18th Of June. 1863, at Smithfeld in this
County, Mrs.. HESTER LEAGUE, aged - years.
On WEDNESDAY morning. July llth, ANNA E.,
i- ant daughter of John ". and Mary r. Gardner,
@. this County, eyed months.
" Too good for earth-pcrhaps too much beloved
Heaven saw and early claimed her for His own
In this town. on the 18Th inst, BETTE. daughter
a. Vim. L. and Mary J. Hedges, aged months.
IN this place. July 18th inst BETTE MADO-
IA infant daughter OF Wm. 7. and Mary J. Fore
man. AZ d 10 months.
A, th- sweet flower that scents the morn,
Bur withe,s 10 Jh- RISING day;
Thus lovely was this infants dawn,
Thus sw tly hgd its life away.
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4. s. sLAYNAKER, o. ). chALfA"s
Farmers and Mill Owners.
ATTENTION
THE VALLEY MACHINE SHOP.

THE VALLEY MACHINE SHOP.
Loadoun Street, South ofhe Court Hou,s,
WINCHESTER, va,
vJNHE undersigned will be ready after the first
week in February, 1866 to furnish Thre'hing
Machines, Horse Pe,ecrs, Seed Drins, Steel and
Cast PloGghs, Corn Planters; Corn Shelters, Rsat-
ers and Morers, Pits Separdtor,-in fact
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
of every description, and Of the most improved
kinds. Also. Bark Mills, Smut Machines, Cane
Crushers, Single Machines, &C:
They will be ready to do all kinds OF repairing
BY the first of April.
Milers' and Mil Owners Attention Is particular
" called to 7y,er's Iproeed Turbine Water Wheel.
This wheel is entirely Of Iron for cheapness, durs-
bility simplicity and power it cannot be excelled:
II is adapted to high head well as low. II is not
effected by ice or back water. 1t requires less and
lighter gearing than other wheels. Call and see It,
and get circular.
We are prepared to furnish gearing suitable for
this wheel at reasonable rates. All orders will re-
ceive prompt attention.
March %, lS66-6m.
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Va TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED,
BY DIR. srRrCxLAxp's PILE RENEDY.-Mr. Glass, OF
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin writes for the benefit OF al
who suffer with the Piles, that he has been troubled
for eight years with an aggra lated case OF fnes,
and his brother was discharged from me army as
inchrable me being quite paralyzed with the Piles
Both these distressing cases were cured with one
bottle of DR.. Strickland's Pile Remedy. The re-
conmendation of these gentlemen. beside the daily
testimonials received by Dr. Strickland ought TO
chronic cases Of piles are cured by DR.. Strickland
Pile Remedy. No. For sale BY CAMPBELL d
MASON. Charlestown, and druggists everywhere.
March Is, lSG6-ly:
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soluble Pacific Guano.

nnA LBS. Soluble PACIFIC GUANo cor
ZUU :ains 10 lbs on:s;al matter yielding 70
lbs amnoaio.
Also 90 to 80 lbs. ear,hy bone PAophass Of Hsss,
80 lbs of which are soluble phosphate.
1t combines ell the advantages Of the best 6rcnds
of Super Phosphate, with those Of Perbtiin Guano-
BY reason of its greater concentration, we recon-
mend 20 per Ct less BY weight to be used per acre,
than of any fertilizer costing the same per ton; and
no more per than of those selling at 20 per Ct
more per TIN. Hcncc its economy.
This guano weighs 65 lbs per bushel hence in sp.
plying il farmers must be governed by weight and
not by bulk, for il is much lighter than the Super
Pkosphates Every eorgo daily %. peeted.
JOHN s. REESE & CO.
GEsxaAL AGENTS FOR fHE SorrH,
IL South Street, Baltimore
RsNSON & DUKE, Agents at Charlestewn.
Inn, % fSke-im.
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rSDYSPEPSIA.-wha everybody says must
be true. We have heard DR.. STBIoKLASp's Toxic
spoken Of so frequently by those who have been ben
Gifted by it, that at last we are compelled TO make
it known to the public that We really believe It ef
fects a cure in every case therefore, we say 70
Debility. to 90 to their druggists and get bottle
of DR.. Strickland's Tonic. For sale by CAMP
BELL 4 MASON; Charlestdwn, and druggists eve
rywhere, March 10, looo-Is'
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday. July Sd at s.. Paul's Church, Rich
mond. bv Rev. Dr. Miunegcr0d', Capt. J. FRAN
RANSOM, Of this town, late {. s. \, to HELM
=. daughter of Ambrose Carlton, Of Richmond
City.
In The Hamilton, LoUdoun County. on the lOth
Instant By the Rev 4. n. Smith, ASBUNl JAN
NEY 70 Miss ANNIE. daughter Of Thomas Nichols,
an Of Louudonn County.
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Accounts from persons who have lately Wis
tied Mr.. Jefferson Davis, in prison, say that
his health is declining. his voice weaker, his
conversation less cheerful. lie is very anxious
that his trial should take place.
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a. fylouI. of Bone."

TTTE will give money guarantee Of the purity
w of this article 1t is pure unsfeamed, Nm
burnt bans, reduced to the Jfneness Of -four, which
adds 100 per ct to its value II as qs'ek and ae-
tive as acid dssolred bone hence It's value is vastly
greater. because il contains neither acid water
which necessarily add weight, and reduce the guam
titv of valuable clements. We recommend ESQ lbs
to be used in place of 500 lbs. Sdper Phosphate o.
dissolved bone. JOHN ;. REESE co.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR TIL. SourH,
a South Street. Bdltimers.
RANSOM DUKE, Agents at Charlestown;
June 2s, lsGC--4m.
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It's stated that Rev. Joseph II. Plunkett, Of
Portsmouth. Va. has fallen heir to the hand
some little sum of $4,000.
This news viii be read with pleasure by the
numerous friends of Father PLUNKETT in this
section, as no one stood higher in the estimation
of the people than he did. He was universal
favorite with all denominations Of christians.
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@-As SUPERIOR REMEDf.-we can conscien-
tiously recommend to those suffering from dis
tressinr cough. DIR. Strickland's Melliiuous Cough
Balsarn 1t gives relief almost instantaneous, and
il witbal NOT disapreeabie TO the taste. There is
no dopbt hut the MeTifuous Cough Bslsam is one
of the best preparations in and is all that is
proprietor Chains for II. We have tried it during
the past week, and found relief from most distress
sing cough. 1t is prepared by DR.. Strickland, No.
1879 Sycamore ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Va For sale by CAMPBELL MASON, Cha's
town, and druggists everywhere.
March IL lS66-ly.
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Ez5-Sena,or Lane, Of Kansas, who shot himself
recently, and of whose recovery some hopes were
entertained by bis physicians died at his home, IN
Learenworth on the llth
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j. III. Easterday's

TIN, SHFET IRON AND STOVE HOUSE,
Main Street, Charlestocn, Va,
II EEPS constantly on hand every description OF
IN TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE. Also a
full assortment of STOVES will be kept on hand for
the Fall trade.
JOB WORK of every kind pertaining TO the bu-
sncss made to order by the best workrnen and best
materials and at the lowest prices. Particular at
tention paid to Tin Roofing, GUtiering, 6c.
lss- Cotton Rags, Beeswax Old Copper, Brass
Iron, Pewter and Lead, Sheepskins, Hides Bacon,
Lard, Wool, and Country Produce in general, taken
in exchange for Tin Ware or Tin Work.
August "a, lS65.-y.
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RohbcrY.

ASoDotFgs
Thewifs and daughter Of New Yorker
boarding at Union Hall, Saratoga, were robbed
Of diamonds and jewelry worth seven thousand
dollars. last week
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vocal and Instrumental Music.

Professor ALBERT D. REED, Of Washington,
l. here on visit and intends remaining for two OF
three months. He viii open Glass in this town
for instruction. Mr.. Reed is a master in the art OF
music. and we wish him much success.
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TO Eli Concerned.

rI,HE undersigned having succeeded to the 6usi'
ness of the late firm of j. IL. HAlNES 4 BhV;
would resnectfullv invite the attention of his old
customers and the public generally to his select
stock of TOBACCO, CIGARS and SNUFF, which
isunsurpassed in this section of the Valley Thank,
full for the patronage extended to the late firm, he
hopes by attention to business 70 deserve ana re-
ceive continuance of the same. :, ;,;,,
Nav II, 1866 >. H. halNEc'
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HERINELEY HOTEL,
Railroad Depot,
NARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA.
Major A. =. Surrr a SoN, Proprctors.
vENHIS Hotel has recently been enlarged, reiur-
Dished. and nut in perfect order for the accom-
mediation of travellers and boarders. No exveuse
has been spared in making Improvements and per
fccting arrangements which shall give
THE BERKELEY
rank with the first-cass Hotels of the country
Tn. trains will stop here for Meals, and ample
time allowed to passengers to enjoy them TihoHt
being h7rri,d. The table abundantly furnished
with all the varieties the market affords.
W The BAR supplied with the best of Liquors,
4'e,. Ciqors. dc. CUmmodiouS private rooms for
BOARDERS.
July u 1866.
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RALTINIORE NIARKETs.

BACON-Shoulders l7l5 g ia cents, and Slde'
Rt2O G q cents for small lots. Hams, sugar
curcd ranging from IS q 20 cents, only choice eau
vssscd bringing the latter price
PLASTER-Msrket fairly supplied. Sales report
j at S7,I5 Z ton.
Col ID ............. l5O'
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Th,.eShinn wheat:

4 FTER Harvest, in the Counties of Jefferson
" and Clarke, l will be running very superior
Tire her and Separotor-one having advantages
not generally possessed by other Threshing Ma
chimes 1t is to the interest of the farmer to EN-
plov this machine. All orders will be attended to
PROMPTLY address G.. ". MOCK, or
J. HENRY HOLLAND.
Charlestown, July IL, 1856.
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&C Acres, more or less, of Good Lime
STONE LAND.

STONE LAND.
Il has on it a STONE WAREHOUSE and
STORE ROOM-Oue large and substantial
DWELLING HOUSE at the station, with
Stable aad Corn Crib in good condition. Also
A GOOD FARM HOUSE; about three hundred
wards from the Depot, together with Barn,
Corn Crib. Ice House and all other necessary
Out-Buildings-and ONE OTHER Dwell
LING. There are two wells Of good water on
the farm. one at the Station, the other near the
Farm H,slse.
This desirable property is situated on the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, where it inter-
sects the ShepherdStown and Smithfeld Turn
pike. IL is five miles from Shepherdstown.
the Courty-Seat, and IL from Harpers-Ferry.
This location for a Store is equal to any IN tie
Valley Of Virginia as it is in the centre OF one
of the most productive counties in the State,
whilst the Depot pays large amount annually
on commissions alone.
Terms Of Sale. as prescribed by he Decree:
Oac-third cash. and the balance in two equal
annual payments. with interest from day Of
slle the purchas 10 give bond for the deicrr-
ed payments, with security, to be approved by
the C, mmiS>ipuer. and the title to be withheld
until tie payments are all made.
Esgr Sale a. L. NJ. at Kear"eySvile.
JAMES Logic,
July 10. 1866. Commissioner.
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Harvest Money.

OUR customers are hereby informed that we
can supply them with change and ct
pieces, and x y and dollar notes, 70 pay of the
Harvest Hands. KEARSLEY eSHEERER.
lime