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PROCEEDINGS OF THE MEETING LAST
THURSDAY.

At meeting of the citizens of the
county Of Berkeley, w. Va, held on the
sth inst, for the purpose of giving ex-
preston to their opinion, relative to the
restoration policy of His Excellency,
President johnson. Captain PETER G.
TABLER was called to preside over the
meeting, and the following Vice Presi-
dents and Secretaries were unanimously
elected:
Wee Presidents. DIR. +. BOYD PEN
DLEToN, Gen. D. II. STRoTHER, G. M.
SHAFFER, and FRANK GoRDoN, Esq's.
,SeereMries:: DIR +. w. BUCK and
ELIAS WALKER, Jr.
On motion, the following gentlemen
We're appointed to draft and present res
olutions, viz, Major JOHN l. YELLoTT,
EDMUND PENDLEToN, Esq, Major r.
w. ANDREWS, ANTHONY CHAMBERS,
ESQ.,, and LUTHER SHAFFER, ESQ.,
The following We're presented and unan-
imously adopted:
Whe,.ens wide and radical difference
has occurred between the President OF the
United States and the present Congress there
Of by bitter opposition Of the. latter branch
of the Government to the principles and spirit
Of the President policy for the full and con-
,titutiona restoration ofthe Union and
Whereas, This conflicts upon questions Of
the highest Importance to the whole American
people and seriously affect their dearest rights,
and
WAsreas, The Presidents appeal to the
whole body of the people for their support in
his ,ndcavor to sust"iu the Constitution rs
made and given us by our patriot fathers,
should be cordially responded to, it is there
fore by tn" Conservative Union citizens Of
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Tribute of Respect.
MARTINsBURG, w. VA.
March 10th. 1866.

According to previous notice the MEM
bers of the Bar of Berkeley County as
sembled at the Court House, to pay a
tribute Of respect to the memory of
James G. Freeman, attorney at law, who
died at Berkeley Springs, March--
instant. A-- s-fSf E
Hon. Ephraim b. Hall was called to
the chair, and J. Nelson Wisner was
appointed secretary.
After brief statement of the object
of the meeting, ]. T Hoke, G. J. Faulk-
ner, and II. III. Blackburn were ap-
pointed committeeto draft resolutions.
The committee retired and soon report
ed the following brief resolutions:
Whereas, In thedispensations of Prov
idence our professional brother and
friend, JAMES G. FREEMAN, has been
removed from our bar, in the midst of
a life of usefulness, to that higher bar of
the Infinite Judge of all, and
Whereas, Our brother was loved and
esteemed by the profession for his HON
esty and professional integrity, his in
domitable energy in business, and for
HIS itidIly eACtIIcit oldleo VI SliaittcV-i ia
private and social life, therefore be it
Resolurd. That we have ever recog-
nized in Our deceased brother that moral
worth and purity of intention in bust
ness intercourse which always charac-
terizes the true man and the perfect gem
tleman,
Resolred, That we recognize i'll the
deceased that type of mind and energy
Of character which leads to success in
business and professional life.
Resoiyed, That in the death of our
brother t..c profession has losta valuable
and promising member, the country a
true and devoted patriot, and his rela-
tives and Associates Il worthy and genial
friend,
Re~ohet, That We deeply sylnpathize
with the parents and friends Of the de-
ceased. and that we tender to them our
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PORTATION COMPANY.-This powerful
Company, whose operations now reach
every part of the country, has establish
ed an agency in our city. Doctor George
Goldie is the agent a gentleman whose
promptness, energy and superior bust
ness qualities, furnish the most ample
guarantee, that the duties of his position
will be discharged to the satisfaction of
all concerned.
The office of the Company is at the
store of Young & Goldie. See advertise
ment in another column.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN HEDGES
WILLIE FOR SALE.-We direct the atten-
ton of our readers to the advertisement
of the desirable property of Mr.. Jacob
Hull, in Hedgesville. It is now offered
at private sale, but if not disposed OF
prior to the 18th day of April, 1866, will
be offered to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction on that day. The residence
is one of the best and most desirable in
the village, and surrounded by every
convenience.
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THE "NoRFoLK I'm
copying into our paper a very interest
ing article from the Virginio,a, on Tous-
SAINT, as Latin scholar, we omitted to
give the credit which was due. The
editor does us but justice in representing
the omission as unintentional. We
always receive the Virginian with pleas
ure, and frequently enrich the NEW
ERA" from its columns.
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RoBBERY.-The store of Mrs. Rogers,
on the corner of Queen and Burke
streets, in this town, was broken open
during the night of the 9th inst, and
robbed of quantity Of goods. Rob
berries have been frequent lately in Mar
tinsburg, and until more efficient means
are adopted by the proper authorities to
detect the robbers, we may expect these
depredations will continue.
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Hon. f. G. BUNKER, of Morgantown,
has been appointed by the Governor
Judge of the 18th judicial Circuit
We regard this as an admirable APP
pointment. Judge Bunker is a good
lawyer, and an accomplished gentleman,
and we doubt not that both with the
members Of the legal profession and the
people generally of his Circuit he will
render himself highly popular in his
new sphere of responsibility.
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DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE.
The undersigned will offer at private sale, and
if not sold prior to
SATURDAY., 7th day of APRIL, 1856,
will be offered at public auction on that day
his residence with two lots attached, in the
town Of Hedgesyillc, Berkeley county, West
Va situate on Main Street. The house is II
we'll finished building, SO feet front, by 25
deep, with u wing of a feet On the premi-
ses Is
LARGE FRAME BUILDING,
used as II Carpenters Shop There is fine
we'll of water in the yard, and all necessary
out-buildnes attached-;,lso, good assort-
mentof
CHOICE FRUIT ON THE LOTS.
The location is one Of the most desirable in
the village, and capable of adornment as u
select residence.
Persons wishing to look at the property, or
desiring information in regard to it, will call
on or address JACOB HULL,
Hedgesville.
Berkeley County, West Va.
A..s~I will also sell at the same time
and place, 4 number Of
II O w N L O IT s,
separate from the above. and advantageously
located on environs OF the town.
The withdrawal of this advertisement before
the day Of public sale, will be knowledge OF
the property having been sold privately.
March Is. JACOB HULL.
Ma 6 Hagerstown MALI copy till sale, and
send bill to this Office.
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with her lamp trimmed and burning, she was
waiting the coming Of the bridegroom to well
come her to the marriage feast. 70 her sur
viving husband and little ones our heartfelt
sympathy is extended Bnt they sorrow not as
those without hope. There loss is her eternal
gain. May they all be reunited in that world
where there is no death, where sorrow and sigh
ing shall flee away
MgH ROmney papers please copy.
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NEW ADVERTISER NTS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE
MARTINSBURG PROPERTY.
John II. Cheyally,

John II. Cheyally,
u.s.
Albin Stewart, ct al.
By the authority of two DEGREES of the Cir
cult Court of Berkeley county, we, as Com
mssoncrs Of the said Court in the above
named case will offer for sale, at public auc-
ton, before the Courthouse door, in Martins
burg,
MONDAY, 10Th day of MARCH, 1866,
at noon, the Chevally property on the East
side OF the town, consisting of an improved
MARKET GARDEN, NURSERY,
VINEYARD,
with the DWELLING and OUT HO USES
and near
IL ACRES OF LAND, ATTACHED.
This place has been under the management
of the owner, Mr.. John f. Chevalley for 10
or u years, an experienced and professional
gardener and nursery man, and is thought to
be desirable locality for such q purpose.
&4a~Any person wishing further information
will call upon Mr.. Shaffer one Of the Com
missioners, who will afford them every means
of examining the property, now held by Mr..
ChevaIley.
TERMS: One-third cash, the residue in
equal payments, at one and two years from the
day of sale, to be secured by Deed of Trust,
ON the premises. D. H. CONRAD,
L. NJ SHAFFER,
March Is. Commissioners under the Decree.
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REV. DIR. STILEs.-We perceive from
the Shenandoah Herald that this dis
tinguished Divine, is engaged in series
of religious meetings at Woodstock, Va.
His recent powerful presentations of
truths in this place, will long be re-
membered by the crowds that had the
privilege of listening to him.
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LYcEUM.-We take great pleasure in
calling the attention of the public of
Martinsburg, weekly to theproceedings
in our Lyceum, which is nowheldin the
Court House. The ladies are manifest
ing much interest, and quite number of
them were present on last Monday even
ing. The Tariff question being before
the meeting for discussion, and it hav-
ing been unanimously agreed that the
debate should be general, f. Boyd
Faulkner, Esq, was called to the Chair,
and quite lengthy and instructive dis
cussion was carried on by Hon. B. Stan
ton, Major John I. Yellott, and J. s.
Haldeman, Esq. We regretted very
much that the essayist was absent.
For Monday evening next there is a
very interesting resolution to be discuss
ed, and the ladies and gentleman are re-
specially invited to attend.
Essayist, DR.. E. w. Buck.
Debaters, 6. j. Faulkner, L. A. Luce,
Luther Shafer, and John ]. Yellott,
Esq's.
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WE give below the time of holding
Courts in the different counties formerly
comprising the 10th Judicial Circuit,
now, with the addition of the two new
counties of Mineral and Grant, forming
what is known as the 10th and 18th
Judicial Circuits:
10th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT:
Morgan, Berkeley and Jefferson counties.
Judge.-Hon. f. b. HALL, Martins
burg, W. Va.
The time fixed by II recent Act of the
Legislature: For the county of Morgan,
on the I'd Monday in March, May, Sep
TENDER and November.
For the county of Berkeley, on the
Sd Monday Of March, May, September
and November.
For the county of jefferson, on the I'd
Monday of April, June, October and
December.
18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT:
Hampshire, Hardy, Pendleton, Grant
and Mineral counties.
Judge-Hon. e. C. BUNKER, Pied
mont, w. Va.
For the county of Hampshire, on the
LIST Monday of March, May, September
and November.
For the county of Hardy, on the Sd
Monday of March, May, September and
November.
> For the county Of Pendleton, on the
LIST Monday of April, June, October and
December.
For the county of Grant, on the I'd
Monday of April, June, October and
December.
For the county of Mineral, on the Sd
Monday of April, June, October and
December.
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VALUABLE. PROPERTY AT PUBLIC
SALE.-By reference to our advertising
columns il will be seen that the Che
vally property Oh the cast side of town,
will be offered at Public Auction in
front of the Court House in this place,
on next Monday the 10th day of March.
Any one desiring to make a first-classs
Investment, will not find a better OPP
portunity than will be presented in the
sale of the Chevalley property.
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n EN- AL OTIC f
DR.. w. p. WITHERoW

Respectfully announces to the public that he
will be absent from his Office in Martinsburg,
two weeks, from the 10th of each of the follow.
ing months, which time will be spent at his
Office in Shepherdstown FEBRUARY,
APRIL, JUNE, AUGUST, OCTOBER and
DECEMBER. 'E
March 15 1866-tf
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R0iIrO0M Trains.

Railroad Trains.
Aryirol oaa Departure Of the MAJ trans
at Martims5nrg East and west, f'aeeS""ofe
+ Ohio r. r.
NAIL TRAIN WEST ARRl ' rs Al
Martinsburg, 10 I. NJ
leave, ~
MAIL TRAIN EAST ARRIVES AT
Martinsburg, ~ +, T. M.
leave, IL 90
Arriral and Departure Of Tie Erpress Trains
at Martins6ulg, East and Vest, Baltimore
4 Ohio r. r.
EXPRESS TRAIN WEST ARRIVES AT
Martinsblrg, 2 AZ A. NJ
+" leave 81
EXPRESS. TRAIN EAST ARRIVES AT
Martinsburg, 2 40 A. M.
g leave, 4S :.
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'CN.O FARMS FOR SALE.
ONE TRACT, CONTAINING

ONE lhACl, WIN
1855 ACRES, (more or fess9
of good Limestone Land situated seven miles
East of Martinsburg, and one mile West of
Falling Waters, immediately on the Williams
port and Martinsburg Pike, under good state
of cultivation, and sufficient TIN BEK at
tached to it. Also, a tract containing
1870 ACRES,
located one mile from the Pike, in view of
Williamsport with fine river bottoms-fne
water running through both farms.
ANY one wishing to purchase or Wow the
premises can call for information on II.
Downs Esq. Of Williamsport, Md, or on
GEORGE II. LAFEV Err, Esq. who will
give all desired information, and accompany
them to see the places.
TERMS will BE made liberal to the pur-
chaser. !. w. CURTIS,
NH l5-2ms. ENecutor Of Lafever decd.
Mo Valley Spirit" Chamhersburg; "Ha-
:erstown MALI copy and send bin 10 Office OF
Neu Era for collection,
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HEDGEsvILL1E M: T.. iCHURCH.-The
Rev. Messrs. David Shoaff' and John A.
Kern are the ministers that have been
located on Berkeley Circuit, to reside at
Hedgesville, by appointment of the
Alexandria Conference. The Rev. Mr..
Tongue has been appointed to Spring
field Circuit, in Hampshire county.
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DOMESTIC WINE,-We have been pre-
scented by Mr.. Asahel Van Meter of this
county, with several bottles Divine made
by himself-part of it from the native
Grape, and part from Cherries. The
Wine is of a delicious flavor, and would
crafty the taste Of the most fastidious
epicure. If win" of such a quality can
no necessity for foreign importations to
meet the wants of those who love to
look upon the wine when it is red in the
cup" or Of those who find it useful to
take a little for the stomach's sake
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MNiLs.

Mails for the East and South closes at - NJ.
Mail for the West closes at II p NJ.
Mail for Hagerstown at 2 P. M.
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NJ o II G. /.
TO THE CREDITORS OF RUTH G.
BURNS, DEC'D.

commissioners Office
Mart;ns6wrg, March 10, isd6.
All persons having claims against the
estate Of Ruth g. Burns, decd will present
them to me. at my Office in Nartlnsburg. on
next to be audited according to Law.
SEAMAN GARARD,
MARCH, l54t Commissioner.
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in ORDER accordingly went In point OF appearance It
Is without any doubt the finest building in or about
Kingston and probably In the island l am not sufii-
GENTLY well posted up In prison matters 10 be very cti
CAL but appeared TO my inexperienced mind that all
the arrangements exceuent The chaplain OF tho
institution, the Rev. Mr. Serres very kindly acted
Cicerone, and took great pains 70 show and explain
everything. At the time Of my visit there were six
hundred and soventytwo inmates OF whom only about
eighty were women, while perhaps dozen were white
men.
THE FIRST JAMAICA sKAMKR.
have been on board the FIRST steamer ever built at
Kingston or In fact Jamaica since the English have
had possession OF the island She rs not constructed
the plan Of the st. John any OF the Mississippi boats
neither does she much resemble the Cunarers the
sells Of the Aessd2e Impeal She measures forty feet
In length and 10 less than ten In width yet she Is
steamer, and being the frst construc cd in the
island certainly deserving Of notice The builders are
Messrs. Beckett and Mcdonald, the former Canadian
tho latter from part Of the United States 80
see what Englishman ventured 70 do here has
been done by . Yankee and . half Let John Boil put
that In his pipe and smoke H. We constantly beat
ing him on his own ground, because he u not mart
enough to take all tho chances Tho Pearl 90 the pto
Jamaica steamer 10 called made her trial trip last
evening and behaved uncommonly vol. Tho next will
DO larger and OF course will have TO b built BY some
American.
AMERICANS KINGSTON
Mr.. and MsL Hubbard, and Miss McCurdy, Of Boston,
stopping at Bellevue, Mr. Derbyshires sanltarium
Mr.. Hubbard is anxious, understand TO purchase .
coffee estate. Mr.. and Miss hiligan Of Philadelphia,
are also here.
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lay OF public Official especially the plaintiff can
not be injured except by short OF his action
do not intend, and mean IL shall be understood,
that this decision shall be regarded precedent
ahording any encouragement " relaxing proper at
tention 70 the defence OF against the Corporation
In conducting the large law business dovoving upon tho
Counsel 70 the Corporation mistakes and al
most inevitable, and less delay cannot probably
DO avoided but only In clear OF excusabe neg
gence and palpabe will the feel inclined
relieve the Corporation from the consequences OF mis-
takes OF the city officials have como 10 the conclu
sion with much hesitation however, that the order de-
nyng the motion for new trial and the order affirming
the same should be set ASIDE, the resetted and
argument ordered In no other way, without the con-
sent Of the plaintiff the error complained Of be
rected An order may be entered that unless the plain
va within twenty days from the entering and service OF
the order upon this decision spulaes In writing 10 de-
duct from his Judgment the OF 9l4 with interest
from september - 1883 then that upon payment by the
Defendants 70 the plaintiff OF all the costs in the
action since the trial. including the costs Of the appeal
70 the Court Of Appeals 70 be taxed and Of ten dollars
costs Of opposing this motion the defendants have leave
70 resetts tho case and rcague their motion for
trial ~ the Special Term and that tho order denying tho
motion Tor new trial the minutes OF the Justice and
Of the judgment Affirming such order DO vacated and SGT
ASIDE the said appeal 70 the Court Of Appeals be dis
missed, and that until the decision Of such motion k
proceedings on the judgment be stayed.
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Ths Massachusetts, Legislature.
REJECTION OF TEE KroHr HouR LABOR BfLL.
Bosror, April q, 1899
eiecssd The Eight Hour Labor bill by vote Of 100 70 ga
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PORT DEPOSIT
STEAM WORKS.
ARMSTR0Ns & co.,
Iron Founders B. Machinists,


IJEREBY inform the public that they have
LII recently greatly enlarged their facilities for
prosecuting their business in all its branches,
and are prepared to supply all orders with
promptness.
Stoves, Flows, Railing,
of all patterns and designs, MACHINERY and
all kinds of JOBBING will be furnished on the
most accommodating terms.
We have in the STOVE DEPARTMENT our
celebrated
"IMPERIAL" and "SEA Bird"
which are regarded as unrivaled for efficiency
and beauty. We have also general assortment
of STOVES of the most improved kind, which
the public will please examine before purchasing
elsewhere, as they will find it to their advan-
tage.
Flows.
We are in possession of the most improved
Pillow Patterns, as well as of all other Castings
belonging to Agricultural Implements, and we
will furnish IMPLEMENTS and CASTINGS of
the most superior material and workmanship.
r Al LIN
We have all Patterns and Designs of Railing,
among which are some of the most beautiful and
durable kind. We will furnish any pattern or
design, and will fit and put up to order Railing
in any locality, at short notice. in the most i'm
proved and substantial style.
MACHINERY and JOB WORK.
We are are prepared to fill all orders for all
kinds of Machinery and Job Work at the Short
est notice, and we pledge ourselves 10 give the
best material and workmanship, and warrant
our work in all cases.
Thankful for past patronage, we respectfully
solicit the continuance and extension of public
favor. ARMSTRONG & CO.,
ap2O-6ni Port Deposit, Cecil Co., Nd.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the owners
Nv Of the following Lots in this town,
that unless the Taxes due Oh said Lots
shall be paid by the legal owners Or their
legal representatives by the 18th day of
August next, it will be my duty to ad
verise them for sale
In square No. 1S9-Lots No. 179, $50,
l8l, 1872.
In square No. 213-Lots No. 1873, 1879,
40, 147, 173, ia. 1T, 179, 1870.
In square No. 2l4-Lots No. 70. IS,
II, 70, so, 50, So, Sc, 81, So, 81, 92,
o., 81, %.
In square No. 2l5-Lots No. IA, Is,
16, 10, Fl, %, %, 26, So, SO
In square No. 217-Lots No. SO, 80,
40, Al, AZ, 43, 50, 60, 65, 66, 81, 68,
60, 70, ".
In square No. 233-Lots No. 329, $50,
331, 1873, 1886, 1876, 1873, $3.50, $40, 341,
342, 344, 345, 346.
In Square No 236-Lots No. 351,
352, 353, 354, 1853, $50, $50, 361, 362,
1854, 365.
Iu square No 237-Lots No. 200, POI,
POP, 2O4, 240, 241, 242, 243, 24S, 249,
$50.
In square No. 23S-Lots No. 2S3, 2s9,
301, 397, 1913, 800, 400, 4O1, 403, 4OS,
400, 410, Ill. 412, Alb, ALI
In square N 239-Lots No. 2S5, 2S6,
2S8, 295, 296 297, 29S, 3O6, 31l.
Ia square No. 240-Lots No. 181, 1874,
1856, 1856, 1877, 1873, 222, 223, 224, 225,
226, 227, 22S
In square No 241-Lots No, 3S1, 1872,
384, 3S5, 3S7, 3S9, 800, 1893, 1874, 1876,
396.
10 square No 242 Lots No. 451, 464,
472, 47S, 1856
In square No. 243-Lots No. 367, 1868,
1863, $40, 81, 372, 1913, 374, 375, 376
BIT, 37S, $40, $780,
In square No 256-Lot No. 1896.
In square No. 257-Lots No. 253,
254, 255, 256, PSI, 259, 26O, 261, 262,
264, 265, 266, 26S, 270, 27l, 272, 273,
"a, 276, 27S, $50, PSI, 282, 2S3, 2S4
In square No. 253-Lots No. 255, 273,
279.
In square No. 265-Lot No. 1877.
In square No. 270-Lots No. 119, 143,
IA, 100. 1852, 1913, 164, 437, 1873.
In square No. 271-Lot No. 447.
In square No 2S0-Lots No. 313, 314,
315, BIG, 81, 31S, 321, 1922, 1923, 1924,
1926, 1926, 1913, 434, 1876, 436, 442.
In square No. 2S1-Lots No. 100,
ITO, III, IL, ll3, III, 116, 142, $50,
154, 1855, 1856.
In square No. 2S2-Lots No 43S, 44S.
In square No. 29S-Lots No. 800,
40.
In square No. 290-Lot No. 459.
BY order of the Board of Commission
ers.
WILLIAM R. YOUNG,
Collector of Taxes.
Havre de Grace, June Is, 1866.
je22-4t.