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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-04
I ARGE SALE OF ARMY WAGONS
II AMBULANCEs, HARNESS, sCRAP-IRoN, &c.
CHIEF QuARrERAAsrER' 0PYIon, D
DEPor OF wAsHIsoros,

wAsHnoros, D. G.. May II, 1855.
Will be sold at public auction under the direction Of
Brevot Bhgadier General Q. H. Tompkius, ourtsrmAs-
ter, at LINCOLN DEPOT. Washington, D. c., on MON
DAY, June IL, lst6 at 10 o'clock. q. large lot Of
ouArsrms sters Stores consisting Of 400 Army Wagons,
d army Wagons with Hay Racks, IA two-horss
Carts 80 two horse Ambulanees Buggy, l034 single
sets Harness. 472 Saddles 81 $40 lbs Scrap ChAin 5000
los old Wagon Axles, 2S5 Lbs Coll Chain, 500 Lbs,
Lead Pipe l65 lbs. Scrap Iron o77 lbs Lead, g. 500
lbs Scrap Steel H. 900 lbs scrap Tongue Irons H. 900
lbs Scrap Brake Irons, $1,000 lbs old Horss shoss
900 lbs old Wagon Tire, 100 Sash with 0lAsA 1875 lbs
TAllow, Wagon and Ambulance Wheels, wheelbarowa.
ties Stoves &c,
This property has been worn but large portion Of IL
Ia still IeTyieeAble.
The stores must be removed within ave days from
date OF sale
Termsi Cash, in Government funds.
D. II. FUCKER,
b. Maj. Gen. and Chief ouArtermAstsr,
my22.h Depot Of Washington.
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Twelve New Gases Of Cholera In New York
city.

NEW YoRK, June 3,-Twelve new cases of
cholera occurred to-day in this city and Ave deaths
on hospital ships Several bad cases occurred on
the steamer Peruvian, and thirty Of diarrhUa
on tho steamer Portsmouth. A southeast storm
prevailed In this city to-day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-04

BALTIMORE, June at Is reported that party
Of sixty or seventy Fenians arrived here tonight
one hundred more. They are supposed TO bs bound
for Canada,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-04

Ia, Georgia-satisfactory Condition Of
Freedmen In Georgia.
AUGUSTA, GA, June 3-Generals Steadman and
Fullerton had an interesting conference this after
noon with the freedmen at Springfield church.
number of prominent citizens were present The
commissioners stated the object of the Interview,
and asked the freedmen to give their views pro and
con regarding tho bureau. They testified to the
kindness and justice Of their late masters Speeches
we're made by Generals steadmSn and Fullerton.
The bureau in Georgia Is better administered than
it is in any other State, equal justice being given
to the freedmen before the civil courts.
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THE GREAT NATIONAL FAIR.

THE Lady Directors Of the NATIONAL sotptrns, Irp
bAILoRs ORPHAN HoNB will TO hold Pair IN
this city on the 18th day Of May NEXT the proceeds
which are TO be devoted 10 the support and
Of NATIONAL SOLDIERS SAILORS not other.
wise provided for in their respective States and Terri
tories. |-'
Each State and Territory IL TO be represented By IA.
ble aud the Ladies' intend that the District Of Columbia
shall bear ereditable contrast with any.
The Ladies' will meet at Wesley Chapel corner Of y
and fih streets every Tuesday, al II O. H. until the
opening OF ths Fair and all Ladies DESTROYS Of co opera
ting IN the objects Of the association are cordially in
vited TO attend. aplo.td.
The Lady Managers Of the National Soldiers and
Sal Orphans Gome Association regret TO annou nee
to the public their inability open their Fair at the
time adyertised-May las they find It impossible 10
obtain building In time en- heently eommodious A.
soon As the necesary made due notice
will be given. IL is expected that this announcement
already engaged in the good work. but rather suggest
the importance o. renewed and united action until the
good 10 accomplished. my30.u
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NEW ARRIVAL OF PARTISAN
IN GOODS.
m. WILLIAM has received, per steamer Napoleon
ILL., beautiful line Of goods-the very latest style In
Honneta, Hats, hantilGs white aud white and Black
Cuny Laees Ctuny Lace Waists Blsek Chains Flowers
Har, Brsids, Trimmings, Morning Robes. dc. &e.
Dresses aud MAntilas cut and made 10 order In the
latest French styles. Also, Patterns cut
N. WILLIAM,
SS6 PenpsylvaniA avenue,
my30.lw Cite Trevise, PAris.
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CLASS NO. l.-PAPBR.


l. 100 reams cap best quality white or blue, ruled
wide, med um, or close, and trimmed, to
q 80 rsams legal cap, white or blue, trimmed and
g. $50 Isams qaartO post, white or blue ruled va.
rous widths, to weigh not less than 10 lbs,
l. rs rsams white commercial or other note paper,
gilt or plain. per ream
o. 10 reams fat cap, white or blue, unruled, per
8. Is rsSms envelope, yellow or buff royal, per
I'm rss%: LARGE br"~n anv",ons o. nv % ~.-
100 dS1sn sheets isss patent bO''ing 10 by
IN rSs,a hson'. .,xor,D. mana. oshu, ot
' per- fsa %r1"n envelope paper 30 O' 'O'n'
10 10 rsams straw wrapping paper 30 by 10 per
ream. - ~ W.
H. 100 yards drawing paper, extra hne In rolls IS
inches wide per yard
- ssest. AS P"P''' ''0a'"' '"'s' ''e' Ps'
49, 100 yards tracing cAmbrio, per yard.
pages per DOZEN '''A'' NV '''' 'H"A wv
!. ooo Lhss M az - of AZ
"a ana ooo P per n: .,.. ,,,. .,.
~ 49, 81" ~ az ~ ~ I,h ~ w.
y o,ooo ,sh.,,v. sDx.,0D.. whit. ,..vx o<,ou
H. 2''oOo AanesNe envelopes Whhe' heaNy' VI 10 IL
10 q. ooo q. S{ 10 Inches, per ~
10 % ooO . is.tsT 8 BY 81 I.sh S per
tssp Id tor lie oeSt larger '" 10 H's"s'
o. &c wo npNs Hn npyc,,s
S.Aes ~ = - ENS ot,t ~ hnSiLo. 49,.
l. oss s'' Ut ''i'o" 'Aifei pens per
,oo sosSn; c,,-,., , -,
lie mans Ssr gross e
a OOo onIfs No 30 mar
S5 JoIsn goli mans with h. nJles mr. all var eases
heat susIity psr dozen
g. o dozen heavy barrel gold pens with handles,
beat qualify per dozen
g. % dozen ivory or euttS. percha ever. pointed
pencils, large or small, with leads, per
dozen
oOo drSsn Pabsr,s No I Ia 4 ar VraduAted mar
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FROM EUROPE.
Important News-Proposed Congress of Eu
poxxers.

Important News-Proposed Congress Of Eu-
ropean Powers.
New YoRK, June 3.-The steamers Hormon,
from Liverpool on the 22d, and Marathon, from
Liverpool on the 22d and Queenstown on the 23d
have arrived.
The London Post, Of the 22d, publishes a Paris
telegram stating that II Is definitely arranged that
the representatives of France, England, and Rus
sa on tho ono side, and those Of Austria, Prussia
and Italy on the other, will assemble ct the foreign
ministry at Paris, under the presidency Of Drouyn
Do L'Huys, for formally opening q conference to
solve paoi6oally the pending question between Aus
tria, Prussia, and Italy. It is reported at Paris
that Lord Cowby will shortly proceed to Vienna.
The London HsyaH, says the Conference can do
nothing more than, adjourn the war, unless one or
another of the combAtantS should become exhausted
under tho burden Of its preparations.
The Dresden Journal Of the 2lst Of May says
that the Congress will try all powers, and would
meet on the 25th.
According to the same authorities, Austria eyinced
disuclination to come into the Conference, and 1t
was asserted that should she persist she would be
represented pro tenn. by England and Russa. There
is, however, no indication Of relaxation in military
preparations by the several powers and the almost
universal feeling was that pacific solution was
| hopeless.
Prussia has issued a decree that In the event Of
war, merchant ships belonging to the enemy are
not to be captured on high BY her war vessels
This measure is only to spply in case of reciprocity
| from the enemy.
| Eutrenched camps are to be constructed near
Vienna, as a point of concentration for tho Aus
trian army.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-04
TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of Gsrf Ndefds, issued from the
Clerks ONCE Of the Supreme Court OF the District Of
Columbia. and to me directed, will expose TO pub
lie sale for cash 10 front Of the court house door Of said
District, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of June next,
1855, at IL o'clock the life estate Of Nathaniel
Beach, in and to his wife's undivided nfth part Of
square No sos beginning for said part as5 feet from
due north to the lus Of Eleventh IS feet;
thence due east 90 feet l0 inches; thence south IS
feet and thence % feet l0 inches to the place Of be-
ginning together with all and singular the improys-
nsnts hereon seized and levied upon the property
OF Nathaniel Beach, and will DO sold 10 satisfy No 81
Equity Docket, in favor Of Gilbert simpson.
D. dooDINa,
my25-td United Rtafas MArshal d.
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The Specie Exportation.
ORR ANS URT.

VT7NNHV III F"Hs''eEus's
Nav YoRK, June 2.-Fivo steamers sailed for
Europe this morning, taking 81, $50, 900 in gold.
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GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILD
- lNGs kC

SALE OF GS fsSI r BUILD
CHIEP ouARTERnAsrnn's 0yyror,
DEPoT OF wAsHIHefoE, y
wAsHseron, d. c., May 80, 1890
viii be sold at public auction, the premisss under
the direction Of Breyet Lieutenant Coonsi James n
Moore, A. O. on TUESDAY, June 0, 1880 the follow
Ing described Governmsn property; HIHL
AT THE FOOT or STREET,
At IL clock, m. .rr.
One ~ Plank Coal Wharf, containing about 5000
feet Of Lumber, together with Dsrrcks, Roadway Ae
AT THR FOOT OF SIXTH STREET,
Ala o'clock, p. m.
0oe ~ Barraek, ~ by 50 feet.
One ~ Kitchen, l2 By IS feet.
AT SEVENTH STREET WHARF
At4Hp m. ....
One ~ Officers Quarters, ~ by Is feet.
one Q) Addition to same, by II feet. ..
One ny BArraek, 70 by IS feet. .. E.
One ny Barraek, IS by 20 feet r.rf
One ~ Guard House, l6 by Is feet.
Oue ny Sink, by 8 feet
900 feet Pending.
The buidings will be sold sngly, and must be re-
moved within fifteen days from date Of sale
Terms: Cash, In Government funds. Be-.
D. II. RUCKRR,
Brew. MAJ. Gen. and Chief ouATtermAstsr,
mySl-d Depot Of washington.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY


wAsHISGroS, May 81, 1860. I
Proposals for furnishing such stationery as may be
required by this Department and the bureau and Of
ices thereof during the fiscal year ending June 80
will be received until IL O'Clock m. Of MOEDAY July
2 1866 Those unAccompaned by sAtsfaetory testi
malls OF ability to fulAl contract will not be consid-
cred and contracts will only be awarded TO mAnufAe
turers OF dealers In the several classes Of articles
All articles furnished must be Of the best quality Of
their Kind samples Of which must pan each bid
Each proposal must be signed by the individual or
arm mAkios IT, and must specify bat price for each
article Of the class bid for.
Articles not named n the schedule II required are TO
be furnished at the lowest market price, and the
reserved Of ordering greater or less quantity Of each
article contracted for the public service may require
Bond, with approved security, will be required Of
the Individual or hrm 10 whom the contract may be
awarded.
should contractor refuse neglect to furnish when
required any article articles the may be pur.
chased In open market and II greater price shall be
paid therefor than Is specified in the contract the differ
enes may be charged to the contractor in his next quar-
terly account.
The Department reserves the right to reject or accept
the bid on all articles, sugly or collectively.
The subjoined schedule specifies as nearly be
done, the amount quality and description Of the Arti
Giles likely to be required.
The bids will be opened in the presence Of any III.
bidders who may be rresent, and will be eanvasssd
separately for each Of the classes specified below and
contracts for Of the glasses awarded may
be deemed most ad yAntageous to the Department
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary Of the
INTERIOR and be endorsed Proposals for Stationary "
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-04
Trial Of Jen. Davis-A battalion OF his Coun
sci Assembled In Richmond.


RICHMOND, juno 3.-An adjourned session Of the
United States Court for the District of Virginia
will commence in this city tomorrow. Judge I'm
derwood has not yet arrived, but expected in the
morning. J. T. Brady Of New York, William b.
Reed Of Philadelphia, and George W. Brown of
Baltimore, associate counsel for Jefferson Davis,
arrived this morning, and are stopping at the Ex-
change hotel. Messrs. Charles o'Connor and Geo
Shea will arrive in day or two. Counsel will an-
nounce their readiness to proceed with the trial Of
Davis, and in tho event Of postponement will sub
nit an application for bail. District Attorney
Chandler will probably not be present at this sos
sion of the court owing to the serious illness of
member Of his family. Major HenneSsy, Assistant
District Attorney, will represent the Government
Barton N. Harrison, who was Daviss private secre'
tary, also arrived hero this morning from New
York, and is at tho Exchange hotel.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-04

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w the once the National RsPahlissh,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-04

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS OFFICE
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Brew. MAJ. Gen. and Chief ouartsrmastcr.
my3l.6t DaDot Of w ahln 0tcn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06

Il band Of robbers on the Rio Trande
bout fly ii number. have been committing
great outrages. They have been. pursued by
companies Of rabeheros and u s. colored
hoops, aud i've of the thieves haze been Kill
ed. They are composed of Americans, en- I,
listed on the Liberal Mexican side, but who
deserted after the quarrel insAI atsnoyas.
The number Of students nov, at WASH
ington College,. including Judge Brocken-
brough's law class, Is $50 The nvnibersof-
cadets IS il There are 81 more who were
appointed by the board Of visitors yet to come
m, Nho were Instructed toreport on the list
Il " November, the new wing IS ready for
then reception.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06
AT TIE SANE TINE AND PLACE,
wiz De sold IA like ',,nuner. Tie
u HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN

TERMS = On ne Persona, Proseriy "A c-e,ii, will
lie given OF S. nonilison o. Il dollars aud
give bond aud approved security ~ nroner,y IN
he removed until The terms OF sn are complied
sGASiI, and the balance. in TWO coual ,,nnni ~ ~.
nienisi with Interest frs.m day OF suie. peed or
Trust viii be required scene tie de.erred nnvs
menis ~ 70
edrsaie 10 commerce al 10 o'clock.
MEREDITH HELM
Executor OF Isaac Slrider, decd
4GEoRGE McGLINcrr, Aucfioneer
Oct. s0a1666.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06
no CONsUlIppTVEs

The adyei User. having 6eelestofe 70 health in
lew weeks by very Simple remedy amer having
suffered fors severed yeats with lung aa-e-
ton and that read disease
iosis to make 10 The means
Of cnre
To ali who desire Il. nc will send COPY Of the
ription nsefi 6ree Of etarc) with tic dircc-
ttous Tor aud usiisr the anne. thew
VIII mud q nc cURE for Consume 4 stinns .
bronchitis, Conghs Colds, aud ali Throat and
Lug AtectcLs The only ohject Of the Advertiser
in sending the Prescription Is me afiiiste
and spread N be 10 DO in
sataa9ses and he hopes every sufferer viii try lie
remedy, as II their may prove
a blessing z :
aries Eishing he Hons FREE. byreturn
mail will please a idress
Raw EDWARD Al. WILSON.
vi ieris bugs Kings county. N ".
March %. 1851 ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06
TIE NEW CONFECTIONERY
In FULL, BT,ASTI
NEW GOONS!
LADIES, CLOAKS.

ME have Just received an assortment of Ladies'
CLOAKS, of the laTest styles, which will be
cold as cheap as they can be hld in the cities
KEARSLEY s. SHEERER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06

M.- H. -
III A N U 2 A c II u L ERS
~ DfoAdHa5s ------------- fcH York
VIE atteriion Of the Public and the Tradcf In
- tiled % our hEw ScsLE OCTAVE Rosa
NCVD PIANO Fof4E%. which for. roit.s..1 md
purify o. tone are unrieaIlcd be any hiiilsrlo ~
GO IN this market They contain ait ti.e ,,.sI5r,
imp faEeincn,s French Grand Actions Harp Pedal
eins. oter5trnnr ta.s.ctc and each insirrs
Hent 9rlng made under Tie pefsonal sruefVfsior
OF Air. } II GaoTrsTErs rh6tss IA ii 4, ,,Tactieai
SA9erlet.ee o. over - iptfer s.tffe a
July warranted IN very . tictlar =
The : RtlftesrEEN FfA1SO PORTESH RE-
cEfvED TFI1 AtgAnD OF 1lERtr own a n seTup,s
AT THE CsLenaArED FgoELD's FAiR.
where were exhibited instruments fT.rn 'tI,. b,.4
niIkeLs o. London Peris Germany, PhiadcIufla
5aItlnloFe' Boston and New sYOs K ) and also AZ fe
e,IslI ansLttuie i3r I'VE suceesEiye years Iisc
seen at our arc-rO0nis -se-t' =
me 4nitld uction OF iuprOF efIeafs we make n
Etyl more perfect Piano Forte and 81 rIar.6etr
NJ -, 5iy ,, vim 4 strictly sash sre gun
preclude all e.,Hlpotit5s,n
.EEisais=-Nef CASA u Ftf,ifis.
Qr3ober q ISf,z-.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06

THIS Company insurcs 3 4
Personal Property gcnoratii
against lUss Or damage By u
able terms. AllIOssss wifi {
ed and promptly paid.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06

ZEAL AND PERSONAL FRoPEKxT T.
WILL be sold al puollesale TO ihe highest bidder
" on
TUESDAY. November s7th. Isae,
Tie ainriie 'irri ct irsd sud mill Au..,,n as
s'lIpPEWELL MILLS,
b''ne iaft 0'1'e estate o iAr ia'e Isnac s,rider.
e'n'aiiins
5l41-2 ACRES,
ltiue in Ire cDnn't IT J,iie,>of sild Sia,c Or Wes,
~ iH-sevrn tii;fs tom M,rfiusIlrre e III tom
Ch7rl.s o0 nne from Shepherds town (,he r.nili
sra and five IT. M btaf iile Dr o., on slse e. &
o. Railroad Alout ons-liAi tic hoy. IA, n, =
cleared "t'i under ordinary ifucins: The other bali
Is il timber. '''
Inc MILL IS larue sfonp edifce with two run
OF clones t'r Nhrhf ri'i Tor Corn, Rr.. ETC.
Horew u Run, The which turns th.. mil H..
lords asare supply OF water the Year f.,und tn.,-
o'in- Vie mill To do iirse ara
h. Ian ~irrns "A enud 81, "a
able DWELLING HOUSE lw, Stables. Corn
H"nsr, lee ilosis tn.i 1iilirr tt,fsr- a Well oi
good " aer mar al 1.rd Cue $ si,sz ,,sr pre-
nises nn'i al ilir nrerssn HOUSES ftQIifri ON
a large aud sr-ll arininitd estate
me endr'st-nr'i ''''ls sn dtp' that he above es-
tn'e Is o1e 81 t. hest or'u iiie> lar iuiSfns
rni chase OF r. a' E'nir ia This 1r'.n,i'nl Etashv
nrd productive lur'iu~ uf Nrsi Virai ia MEL, h,s
heen i'' resented 10 The public
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06

ysu need ono OF thc-best remedies ever offdreJ
i to the people of tins State for Deraueemcnts of
OF the Liver, Deficient Secretion of Bile nnd Tho
long list OF Diseases resulting from such dcrnnec
ents as JH1nd SC, Bilious Collie, Loss of Appetite
DyEpePsla' Fluctuations of Food Fla tuleuc " Pain.
full Digestion, Pain in the Stomach or Sidcs
Vertigo, H'adache, Sick Headache jiJeura Liza
dItions ordinarily called Bilious DcrampeiH ITS
OF the Digestive Organs all forms of Constipation
aud fur all the purposes nF Family Pill use Dr.
T. tcnn"lds cclebIatcd Virginia Hepatic and Pur.
gativc P ls.'' -
This PILL is not the invention of ou,ck or nm
imPostor, Designed 10 pn JON public: crc,Iniitv
but was compounded by DR.. Il. RviuuItis of StauS
ton. Virginia, a regular gradual. nnJ :, n,In.,,t
prdctI i"Ecr OF medicine in this section vino a er
years ni careful study arranged the 1,rto,,rt IONS
81 the lngredirn,s as TO lender 1t applicable, to The
dlseasrs Tor which II is recommended. He had NO
idea OF ext nding their use beyond Tie community
In which he lived and Practiccd. but liter his death
winch occurred Ia january. 1864 having Jeff tho
formula for cOLnpouuding them t" his brother w m
k"nu"tds, at LOU sa county, Virginia. the latter
Tor rcas""s Stated III pamphlet around box contain
ing LnShl: mas uhIer'akcn To have them mauuf c.
, tur,d Tor "a" people of the whule State.
The pill has stood the test of nnp. Cxnericncc
having Derh "xtemsIvciy used aud highly valued by
the people of this section tor many yea s as Is s6
slan'l3tSd by certificates contained in pamphlet
around box, as well as other evidences Of apDrecia
littlC Citizc ~ &c
Che price of this pill is FIFTY CENTS Nor box
though this Is apparently higher than the price
charged i"r those ordinarily E"d the puh~ vet
II must he nbrTCd ai the hse IA les tI ~ -,
hall OF the latter and cIuscqrn y is Just as cb.e
any others P
T" prove this, it is only necessary to call atten
ton to the fact that boxes of pills Usually contain
from 81 t" 30 rtlls the average dose hein from to
D: ouE ID 'x"s contain IL, the dose being only Ne
"r ordinary purposes, ard hence the uua,f,ty ia
Just as great III sn""r huK with reference to
tnt certainty and efficiency Of the comedy aud Oh
,i"sc ~ ''J t"'
- N"thing il claimed for this pIlI that VIC do not
cafsclcnt i"usiy believe, and if we cannot succeed
- itrsdIcimg tD tI. pc 'pln by,stltinn the trutb
ntlersby stiuesh eynud it,
NfitsfdsA.M REYNOLDS & co
Ia-a -. sLlc.Pf nHElet.rs, Stauut IN. Va
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06
TAX NOTICE.

THE Books ofthe Assessor have heen made ont
and are now in tie hands of the Sheriff for
collection. Prompt payment of the Taxes due
will he required. wM RUSH. Sheriff
will he in KABLETowN on Wednesday, a. RIP
P1N on Thursday, aud CHARLEsrowS ON Fir. dan
of each week, Tor the collection OF The atove.
T. ". PoTTERFIELD.
Oct. ., 1see-5t--E- P Deputy Sheriff.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06
NOTICE.

I AM out of Money, out Of Clothes, and. se,,s g
Credit. have many bills due me for ri FsIsS
&c.-some of several yenfs standing that on Itss
soon settled by cash note. / shall starvs or
& N furnish more Rome Beauty Apnie sFts..z
except what are ordered before Sprifr 0il.er
varieties usual. SASIsI.- (sl = r, =,
October %, lS66-It.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-11-06
A CARD.

THE generous manner in which NV Proposition
to re.establsh the ''ISDEPESDEST DEMO
CRAI'' has been responded tu warrants the belief
that by the Il day OF December, ensuing the whole
o1he subscription willbe taken Should this be the
Gaze 1t vi enable me To issue the paper simultane-
ousiy with the alletment of the property, viz the
LIST day OF January next AS a large edition Of the
hrst number viii be printed for general distribu-
Iion, a%ysTtsrrS VII hHd il to their advantage
The first issue will contuin the rolls OF the i'm
m"rtal ''St9ne~all Brigade - The heroic few who
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