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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09
6rees republiPanifde n1ansnuerfamrn'
lung in gu3erne eaunty.

10000 freie Wdnner in Nelbe u. 1lleo'
Scrantcn, 2. SftobT.-2u5erne eaun'
tb III boaer gntbuiiaSmus. @en. @earD, Der
beute bicr antam, tpurbe bon minbeitsns 10000
Ymlonen feitI6 empfangen.
Gm Nbsnb fanb elm GROCER SafelSug itatt, all
Ssnl 5000 Safeltrdger iib betbeIgten.
Die g8aS! Nr6babs jum Gonsreb IN als &C.
ld,ert Al betrabten SisSsnti6en trstsn mai
icnbaft Su ben Rspublitangn fiber
) 6dlembad.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09
Ger euserne eaunty polrsfreune. /.

Son 9ujerne GaiintD II mo Dor einsen Sa9>
en- bic erIfe Summer cinT beutlben llnicns
3eituna SnsdOAmcl-SaB DitS nns Srellre
perurIad,f Bat. perltsbt iib bon lslbit.-Sielebe
jlebt iebr ld6n nae iaubcr anS-nno mir ipee.
ioaen ban bicIelbc--be 6dbi9teiten oso golfero
mil cinasrcdnet cine 9roBe stitbhlTc llr Die
sroSs uniou. 4lribel leln ,riro.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09
DER 6iftmiEd,er Outlay.

Sorontc Q, CANADA, a Sept. Der
beribtiate ,,Doftor" @uffau, tpelber
peaen 8ersiftunesperiubs in &orontc
in ltnterfu6un9 fob. puroe, pie mir be-
reits beridteten. BON ben @efbmorenen
fir fhuloi9 erfldrt uno pom prd lioirens
ben Ribter ,u fiinfaebn So bren
3u6t b a us perurtbeilt. = Qus Dem
3euaenperb6r gina berpor, oa6 er NIT Dem
notorifben Quad lalber 0aois Den Sub.
b6notsr Me&innon bdufie befuhte uno
neriIat;;;sssne fleine Gintdufe bel ibm mabz
ts, ouaenifdi;;s';;s!ih ifdi;' in S;er 4bitbt, um su
erfabren, oh berielbe Gst0 iii ielnsr
Spinoe babe uno po ct ben Sbldf1el oa'
ia aufbepabre. Gines Eaes porl9en
CONNER famen bic beioen 3u ibm, lieBen
lib cine Sdmilienbibel 3ei9en. Die ite an
aeblid, fir einen Oritten faufen wouten.
Dapis taufte elm Sldfben blaus 1lnte
uno einen Gbermometer uno CAB MeIln'
non cine 3ebntbaler. Santnote, nelber
nun feline Spinoe, in Der iib eini9e buns
oert Ebaler befanoen, offnete, eine Nn'
,abl tleine Roten berauSnabm, oie Ssbns
tbalernote rpe6lelte uno Den S6lunel jur
Spinoe rpieoer in Die 0ofentafbe Fedte.
-Das botten Gle Sburfen ermltte!n
molten. @uifap mabte ben Sori1lo9,
Olpis 1o(Ie Die @eieaf6aft traftlren,
ba er ieet aleinselo babe; oerfelbe mar
assid, bereit, CAB @u(fap einen balben
Sbaier uno oiefer bolte cine Slafbe lle
uno Elm Srinf9las; oa man feinen &orfs
,ieber ,ur Sano bate, fblu9 Der nibts
S6Ies obuenoe WeGinncn felbft Der
6ta Tbe ben 6als ab.
Nodbem 8uffap uno Oapls 9etrunfs
en-, fd)enfte @uffap bas 9las fir Me'
.Sinnon poG uno fbdttete, po breno WeT
,Rinnon ibm Den Rdden 3ufebrte aus eis
mem SID fben, oas er In Der Weifentaidpt
trua, Slauf6ure unter oas @etrdnf.
Derielbe nabm einen Sblud, Reate aber
eleib oos @las bin uno fa9te. oas Ole
babe einen '5redlib bittern @eibmad.
Taff auaenblidlib befam er Sbmersen
i'm &opfe uuo i'm Wa9en uno er oabte
audi foaleib an 8ereiftun9. Gr lief
aus oem 3immer uno Die Greppe binuns
fer, um fib in elmer nabeu Ipotbefe elm
@eaenmittel 9eben 3u lafen, ttel aber am
Sube Der Sreppe beftnnun9slos nleoer
uno blieb einiae Minuten lieeen. llnters
oefIen mabten iib @uffau une Oapis
aus Dem Ssaube.-1ls We&innon rpies
Der 3u iib fam, mar ibm ibel; er mubte
lidb breben uno fpuroe oaourb eerettet.
Spdter puroen 9uifap uno Oapis BON
Der ppli3ei uerfolet unb aefan9en. Oas
pis trat als 3euee 9e9en @uifau auf uno
feline Iusiaee tru9 rpefentlib 5ur Serurs
tbeilune oefelben bel. Dapis # inoetIen
oefsttun Serbrebsns aneetlaet uno pers
mutblib tpiro @uifap nun oa5u beitra'
gen, pen. @enofen i'm Serbre6sn au6
gum '9snofen in Der Strofe 3u MAIDEN.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09
@Giuem GnalGnoer. rpeld,e

@Ginem Gnsldnoer, nslde fib
wdbrenb Dem 8drserfrie9e i'm Sdoen
aufbielt, purben pon einsm crmen fun9sn
Manne, M.mens Suoab Wannbeim, Iii
aurjem in Natbes, Wiii., monni9fade
Dienfte ertpiefen.--Diefer Gage 1T bic
Mabri6t eineetrofen, ooB Der Gneldns
Der 9eiforben iif uno Mannbeim fein
8erm6een binterlafsn bat, rpeldes iid,
auf 5 SOC, 900 belaufen folI.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09
Webet Mae 5ur Wabl!
my POLICY

,piH i'm WorbsH, gar nidt nsbmen-henn bel ben
nelrttAcn Stapi- Ober SaunIbip @ablsn in Gon>
nectieut babcu bic Tlnionellte in coem 9ifritt
nit psrsrsBcrtsn Msbrbeiten geiie9t. Snrrob
fir Connecticut slle aaf bic gBabl bcute ibr
guten llnionfreunes-uno eann blcibt Gud al'
leo red)t III alt 4ennDlbauien.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09
1spfeI auf,ubs rpabren .

Or. 9. .. pbillipps in Nem 6apen,
Conn, empfieblt, Die 1epfel nit Bub.
tpsi,enfpreu 80 uerpaden; fie follen fid
70 pertrefflib erbalten, nibt leidt ourd
Troit leioen aub in einem penieer euten
!Geler, uno etma ansefaulte 1epfsl fed
en- bic anoern nidt an.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

Uneulib finsen in Der Ndbe Don
8ulep Sitp in Seabo Die Snoianer einen
Mann, eem fie Susefpiete pfdble bur1
ben eeib ftieben, uno ibn oamit an ben
Sooen befteten, oann bieben ife ibm ars
me uno Seine ob. uno in oieiem srd6libs
en- 3uffano lieben fie ibn lieeen. 1ls
man oen Wann fano, trar er nc6 am ZEE
ben,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09
uus,ua ate elmer Keoe BON Nnoreu
7sbn fon. ssbaftsn in tIasbuille i'm
6eptember 1864.

,,8snn Sbr irsenbipc eiusa gsann finbet. Der
fortp6brcno bon Der Gonititution eer Scrcni9tcl
Staatcn ipridt, 10 psrlfopft ibm bae Nanl,
penn CT ilt eiu 9errdtbu."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

UFSn Cincinnati sibt es cine fas
tbolilbe @emeinoe BON Neeern. Die olte
Gbpsoenboraianer &irbe puroe BON
ibnen eefauft uno neulib auf's Seielli1s
fs pom Gr;bif6of siueelpeibt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09
3 i s & 4 3 +
BUR @abl! BUR Wabl +!
Bnr: 1!loabl!

..Mpnl riilen MIR, cap pifle 9tuH'hfr
nnfsrsr 3eituns nur nod tpenise BON
un1frn Subifritenten Dor ber Wabl err
rfiHt-ba mir Te ater lacn am Wipn>
,tases attrudtsn, 70 fam iie bod nod
seihise srreiaen-unb bieie pclten mir
npbnals aufmurtsrm.
Bur laDabll Bur ll)abl! Bur it)abi
su esben.-c5a fein gutter linion,Nann
tpirb lie perfSumen-ipeil ale einffben
bab bic Gppperbeab> unS Scotb>par>
ttei fsif entfalcben 1T, folltsn iie bic
0epait tn 3Gnbe tefpmmen unlere
Bpn6en uab @riinbads tpertblcs gu
MAIDEN unb fomit BEN sanSen Ncrben
AT ruiniren.-Saltet bies I'M @sbddt>
nib--un6 i9r suten setreusn llnicnleute
setet atle auf bic Wabl anb ftimmt fir
G3emcrat @ear1o ben Srsunb Der
SOlbaten unb ben san5en unicn> 1'det
--unb am Sage mad Der Wabl perfen
bic Gops. unb Bcotb's bann liasr nrd,
etmas laussrs @slihter ibneiSsn ale
mann bic &ebellen In einem Sreffen ron
unfern braSen unb tapfern uniOnsSol'
batsn beliest wcrben iinb-une lens
paren iidEr bod fhcn gang unb gar su
lang. -9llfo ncbmals
Webet Mae 5ur Wabl!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

ODie Siese oer preueen follen ibe
nen niGt tpenieer als $4,000 Wenfden=
leben 9efoffst baben,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-10-09

O9onoon uno Neu-yorf, bic 9aupts
lf6ote Der alten uno neuen Wslt, fino an
iid felbtt @elten. Di, leete enelifbe
8olf,6blun9 ereibt, oos in eonoon mebr
S6otten als in Goinbur9b. mebr Srldn
Der als in Dublin, mebr Gatbolifen als
in Rom, uno msbr Sirasliten als in pas
I6lfina fib befinoen. gteusWorf ndbert
Iib eonoon in Der 1nsabl feiner Sbottis
iden, SriIben uno &atbolifben Seu6l-
ferune. mdbreno es als cine Oeutibs
9roeffoct Die brittle in Der Belt 1T, uno
Dem Ranee nab 3un6bif auf Berlin
(preuben) unb @ien (Sefterrsid) folet.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31
rRAND SOUTHERN GIFT SALE
N. W. MANNING CO,
Corner Royal and Cont Streets, New Or.
leans, La.

100000
Worth Pianos Watches Jewery of every description for
Ladies' and Gentlemens wear, silver Plated Ware of all
kinds Gold Pens with Silver Extension Holders, Rubber
Holders tgod mouned Pencils with Rubber Holders gold
mounted Photograph Albums in endless variety Portfolios
ad Portmonnaies Pocket and Pen Knives
Books Family and other Bibles, Engravinss, Photographs
thopr.phs Porcelain Frames Chessmen and Boards etc,
etc. all to be sold for Dollar without regard to value
PLAN OF SALE:
photographs of the leading Generals and other celebrated
chaacers with naming each article and its
price are placed in envsl and well xed
which will be sent any address, by mail post paid
ceiu of rs cents for One Dollar IL for Two Dollars % for
Four Dollars s. for Five Dollars 100 for Fifteen Dollars
On recsIpt Of ths Photograph, you will what you
going to have sndthen will your option whether you
Day one dollar and take the article. or not
Address N. W. MANNING & CO.,
Postofice Box No. 1923, New C re0s, La,
| Or call in person the Store.
/ II. KELLER
SOAP MANUFACTURER,
Corner OF st. Andrew Howard Streets New oriesns
Office and sales Bank Place. CORNER q aravier
NINE ROBERT
| NO l79 CANAL STREET,
| BETWEEN DAuPHINE AND BURGUNDY.
| Next Door Christ Church,
| Millinery and Dress Making,
In the latest Paris styles.
| ~RIMA 81 STARK,
| NOTARIES PUBLIC,
| No. s Clrondelet street.
| FELIX GRIMA-Atton,ey- at Law and Notary Public
| T. O. sTARK-NotaIy Public, Commissioner OF Deeds
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

In re-openng his Agency OF fifteen years. standing
ater temporary suspension the undersigned is grated in
being citizens Of New Orleans the unquestion
security above forth, of NINE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS announcing that he Is fully authorized
to issue policies Against pers of the and rivers
against sge by Are at the current rates Of premium
less twenty per cent will adjust and all LOSSES at his
Agency with the beraty and promptness OF
our HOME Companies
large concentration of capital in addition to the supe
or security offers will enable the agent accept of
Presses Warehouses and Stocks and on River ana
risks thereby saving the insurer much inconvenience
and trouble securing protection large and he
pectfuly asks from his friends and the public continuance
the confidence and patronage heretofore so generously
bestowed.
Dwelling and contents insured for term of five
years less, upon equitable terms
All necessary information will be given Life
| Insurance. upon the new principle OF
| NON-FORFEITING POLICIES,
Payable five annual, annual annual payments and
applications forwarded for those desrng their families
against uncertainties of life, but absolute certainty of
! death,
ST LOUIS, MO.
/ Assets over $500, 900.
The undersigned the attention of the public
to the great advantages and security offered through the
medium OF the
GENERAL ACCIDENT LIFE POLICY.
It subject worthy Of consideration for in an age
present where the ordinary safety of individuals SC
UNDECIDED human life amentably dsregarded, il
behooves themselves against casualties now al
most certain occur and this be done in the
Travellers Insurance Company,
|, HARTFORD, CONN,
!, Assets, S5s7, ,593 10.
The undersgned fully prepared to Issue POLICIES in this
the nonper ACCIDENT COMPANY of this country, agains
all kinds of Accidents. home abroad and for tritn
cenage weekly be secured Tor tots
disability, payment of fixed sum in case Of deaf
n within a specified period.
Explanatory Pamphlets Cards. etc. be obtained OF th
! Agent.
r5T- No Medical Examinations required, and the Age
Parties only for Identification
)r Temporary office in the private Office OF
at hessrs. WIN. H. HENNIEG CO.,
Id Nos 90 and 81 Camp street-tup stairs)
VI HARMON DOANE, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31
r OCQUET INSTITUTE.

| IoC0UET 1NsIITUTE'
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
2l2 and 2l4 St. Charles and POI Camp street.
Madame Max LIE Roy happy to inform her patrons
orally that Institute is regularly established st.
Charles street. Nos 22 and 2l4, between Julia and ST.
Joseph connection with the building No ao Camp street.
These extended will now permit the reception
of still larger number of both day and boarding pupils For
prospectus stating tems apply to the Principal at No
2l2 ST. Charles street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31
in NURA NCE.

HARMON DOANES
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
Nos. 05 and 81 Camp street,
oRLEANs '....
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

DHOToGRAPH GOODS AND ALBUMS
s. T. BLESSING,
"a CHARTREs STREET.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
PHOTOGRAPHICAL INSTRUMENTS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AND FRAMES,
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CELEBRITIES Fro
Would call special attention to his new and spendd s9ek Of
PRICES stock comprises all sizes kinds and
including PATENT HINGE BACKS, which, for durability
are unequaled. W, At, ,.
PHOTOGRAPHS of all the Generals Views Of the City
and fancy subjects great variety plain and colored
PHOTOGRAPHERS city and country suppliedWith every
article their business at lowest market rates
Send for Catalogues with prices
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

CkOCkERY, GLASSWARE, TABLE
CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
large STOCK In assorted packages put up
pressly for Country Merchants, packed order by
sAML E. MOORE CO.,
20 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

Nos. 05 and 81 Camp street,
oRLEANs ..
FIRE, RIvER, MARINE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE.
Atna Insurance Company,
HARTFORD Conn.
FIRE AND RIVER RISK
Net Assets, July l, 1865, s3,7l5,a39 At.
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
HARTFORD, CorN.
FIRE RISKS.
Assets and Associate Capital over $3,50o0oo
Security Insurance Company,
CRY NEW YORK
FIRE RIVER AND MARINE RISKS.
Assets near s2,00oo0O.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31
PHOTOGRAPHING.

1UI Canal Ftreet1 OppUsICe CHHPs
IB producing the Finest
PHOTOGRAPHS AMBROTYPEs AND PORCELAIN
PICTURES IN THE SOUTH,
he has expended freely securing the operators
the thereby the patronage of the
| best subjects. 1865. :,
| colors be better than the original .. ,
| Magnificent STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS, Photographs OF
Generals and large assortment of ALBUMS always
| on hand.
| of INSTRUMENTS and MATERIALS for Photographic
manipulation.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
Chartered ls21-Assets, 100000.
FIRE MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
The undersigned having been appointed General Agents
the above Company for
LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI,
Are now prepared all business relating to Fire
Marine and Inland Insurance.
Policies issued losses promptly paid and Agents appointed
s' VIC Ae'A''' SEELYE l. WESTC0T,
tItrond street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

THE BUHLER FEM ALE SEMINARY,
BATON ROUGE,
Occupies Large and Commodous Mansion with Ample and
Secnded Grounds.
Thorough instruction in ENGLISH, LATIN and MODERN
LANGUAGES, MUSIC, EMBROIDERY, DRAWING, ETC.
together with cheerful domestic management moral and polite
culture, are offered and assured.
TERMs$40 per month"; $500 in advance Music and orna-
mentalB extra.
Pupils furnish toilette articles and bed clothing.
Address REV. J. E. c. DOREMUs, D. D.,
Principal.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

NATIONAL MARINE
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
This Company InBares against all Losses by
Fire. Marine and Inland Navigation.
TWENTY FIRE PER CENT DISCOUNT
Allowed
Fire, Marine and River Risks,
On and after the LIST Of October.
Office corner of CAMP and COMMON STREETS.
J. M CoURTENAY, President
g. c. EMLEY Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

EON QUEYKOUZE-
WHOLESALE GROCER
Importer of French Wines, Brandles, etc
NO II ST LOUIS STREET, NEW ORLEANS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

FIRE, R1vER, MARINE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENTAL
INSURANCE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

Cotton Movements North.
new YORK, Jan. 24.--The Commercial says tol
the past sixteen weeks The receipts Of cotton al
this city by railroad have averaged two thousanC
six hundred and eighty yone bales, or at the rate Of
fourteen thousand bales per annum. Large
amounts have gone by rail to Pennsylvania ant
| New England, making the total weekly deliveries
by rail to the East probably three thousand five
| hundred bales.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31
DISSOLUTION.

U1HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
isting Duff Green and VIM s. Wheeler, In the
name and style of DUFF GREEN CO., at 62 Carondee
street day dissolved by mutual consent. VIM 3.
Wheeler the business the old stand for his
account charge of the affairs Of the late
cern. DUFF dkEEN
New Orleans, Jan. 10, 1856. WIN. S. WHEELER
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

rOPARTNERSHIP.- HERMAN MEADER
" years clerk in house. becomes inter
ssed in this Tie style of the n viii
be HEDDEN 4 MEADER
We shall as heretofore keep hand extensive
the very best quality Of FAMILY GROCERIES, and Will
supply at the shortest Sne more
reasonable terms. d. b hEDDEN,
Corner Common and Csrondelet5sr
New Orleans, Oct 2 1865.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-01-31

The firms of O. E. HALL CO., ts Louis HoteD and D.
M. HILDRETH co., (st Charles HoteD are this day d
solved by mutual O. E. Hall will hereafter carry
the business for account and will settle the busnessar
said firms .. T. HALL,
D. NJ HILDRETH.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29

BROOKS JAIL.-On Tuesday nigh! last,
five negroes charged with grave offences.
escaped from our county jail, by saving
out one Of the bars which cover the win.
dow. The Sheriff al The time of the es,
cape had IS prisoners in custody, and
was compelled 10 keep FIVE in one cell
and eight in another, thus by mere force
oil numbers enabling them 10 assist each
other in Kidding themselves OF Their hob,
bles and making their escspe.-Berheiey
Union, 22nd.
While Ire Hon. d. W. VOORHEES, was
addressing Democratic meeting al Shell,
byvlIle, Ind, on Saturday night. party
OF radicals assailed the sheriff. who had
arrested man IN HE crowd accused Cf
felony. The msn was imprisoned. and
the mob broke open The jail and rescued
him.
Beverly +. Jones has sold his slate
farm SIX miles from Winchester. also 80
per acre, and purchased ,nsi Of John W.
Butcher, limestone, los acres ,iot $4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29
Shouting ARRAY.

Las, night, sb raj halI-past nine o'clock,
. shooting sGcay occurred in 'front.' Of The
Fountain Holel, between Mr.. II. Ri,es
Pollard, Of Richmond. and MIR. Fred.
Hipkins, of Norfolk, vs.. The Difficult.
ty, it is alleged, grew out OF mIsundef'
standing concerning ienale from Nich.
mond, who was connected with Mr.. Pol
l.rd's recent trial in that ely on the
charge Of respsss and assault III taking
Der from house in which she was d, HE
time residing. This female came on TO
this CITY. and Pollard having followed her
as he alleges. fer NE purpose Of restoring
her to her family, yesterday afternoon
found her riding in hack with Hipklns,
who, in obedience 10 Polisrt's request,
left her. bot who was again found IN her
company last evening when about taking
q carriage al the Fountain Hotel. Pol
lard attempted to stop the pair, when. al
ter some 8ng,y contention, II is alleged
HIpkIns fired 81 bin, the ball falling 70
take effect. Pollard then drew pistol
and fred twice. ore bali taking effect III
the righi leg of ilipk,ns, ln!iicnng pain
fol, but il is supposed not dangerous
wound. Pollard then reIea!ed. but as
arrested by pohcemen Scout and W.
Mitchell. and aiken TO The central police
station, where he is held TO await an ex.
smnailon to-day before Justice Spicer
Hopkins was removed 10 his boarding
house, where his Wound was dressed.
During he excitement consequent on The
shooting, the female, no appears TO have
been the prime cause Of the difficulty,
disappeared, and could no, be found If.
terwsrds. The Pollard above mention
ed should moi be COMPOUNDED with +. A
Pollard, suihor Of "The Lost Cause. a
has been done several lImes recently II
the public prinls.-Ballimore Sun o
Thursday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29
Circuit Court.

The Circnit Court for this county com.
menced on Monday. the l7Ih inst. with
an unusually large docket of both civil
and criminal business; bu, Judge Hall be.
ing suddenly taken Ill on The hfsi day, The
Court was adjourned until Monday next,
the Grand Jury continued al work until
Wednesday morning TO finish their bnsI'
ness. Indictments were found against
John Williams, Philip Mcdaniel and
Haywood While for grand larceny; O.
gainsl Michael Sweeny for forgery and
Obtaining money under false Preiences;
agalns, James Barksdale for attempt al
rape; against William Clark. Newton
Miller and James Miller for assault and
bs,,cry. and some shirty.seven intlct
men,s against sundry persons for selling
liquors wilhouslicense.-Berkel'y Union
22nd
Mr.. Samuel Walker, of Clark burg ha:
been appointed United States Marshal fo'
West Virginia in place Of Mr.. S. B. Nc
! Culnch.
| II Rives Pollard has sold the Rich
mond Examiner newspaper to Thomas
II. Wynne, Of that city. l.. Q. Wash
inglon succeeds Pollard as editor.
The constitutional amendment has, 81
FAR been ratified by the States Of Vermont
Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey
Tennessee and Oregon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29
FARM FOR SALE.

UiuE Undersigned offers at Private Sale
K his Farm knawn as 'Kindsle Syringe
3 miles East OF Shcpherdsioxn. contain.
ing lG5 ACRES. The land is in a high
state Of cultivation, oud easy Of access,
bordering on the Potomac river. Tho
improvements are good, with a largo
" leather. boarded House and Swilzer
Barn. a variety Of Choice Frui, Trees.
and al under very good cap fencing. Al.
so very fine Sulphur Spring on tho
farm. Prise $50 per acre. Apply TO
SAMUEL LlCkLIDER.
August 4. 1865. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-29
FAIR WARNING !

T TAKE this method Of informing all
L persons indebted TO me, that if their
accounts are not positively sellltd within
ten days from tbs date they viii certain
IN be placed in lie hands Of an officer.
to be collected in The speedlest manner
the law will allow. intend leaving for
The West in a few days, and must have
The funds due NE before leave. Iuow
give fair warning to All in@ebed.
JOHN Il. HAWN.
September Is, 1866. 4w