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CHAPTER 14o.
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS.

REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICTS.
AN ACT appOrtioning the State of Iowa
into Representative Districts.
al. Be it enacted by the General As
sembly of the State of Iowa, That one
Representative to eight thousand five
hundred inhabitants, or fraction thereof
equal to one half in each Representa-
tive District is hereby constituted the
ratio of appointment.
let District-S. 2. Lee county is the
first district and entitled to three Repre-
sentatives.
ID Distyict-s3. Van Buren county il
the second district, and entitled to two
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CHAPTER II.

AN ACT to amend ChAp4er l7A 80 -
Acts Of the Ninth General An1eaAh,y.
passed April Sth, leoa, In fsla11e4 -
schools. ss4sf
Sec. l. Be It enacted hy tn 0eneeaa
Assembly of the State of 1owa, TAak tNo
fifth sub-division of sectlon I, o(tninn
l72, at the Ac(D ~ the 1ieulax e. I u
[contiaxed ~ fourth ,pa6e.
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pA- While counsellor was pleading
at the Irish bar, a ercyback unluckily
peeped from under his wig. Curran
who sat next to him, whispered what
he saw. "You joke" said the barrister
"If," replied Curran, "you have many
such jokes In your bead tho s1nnar -.'~.'
o~a sl, 4ho.,, tlao boJISs-'
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LIV1RY STABLE 4 HACK LINE.

DELLY 4 POWERS. in
ia connection VIII thelr ~ SD
Daily Aak Line between S
Ing o0nnoeft0n with the trains, TO and fr0m
ChlcagD. hASe . Livery Stable with . splendid
stock 81 Horses new and substantial Carriages,
and hope, b. their liberal terms, to receive thu
patrOn0ae Of all
They are also prepared to carry passengers to
any part e the STATE. Give them call.
0nfce and 61able west Of the AldIich House.
Upton, lows, Jan. !, 1883.
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n@-A Hard Shell lhbtist preached in
Washington City lattly, and took for
his text: "God made man in his own
image" He thus bmmenced: "An
honest man is the nObkst work of God. "
Theh he made long pause and looked
searchingly about the audience, and
then exclaimed: "Btt God Almighty
hasn't had a job in thb city for nigh OH
to fifty years.
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L A " = q II 10" A
PURLIsED BY AUTHORITY.
CHAPTERl3S.

S11kA1 1Ocs
MANNER OF INFORMING The GOVERNOR OF
VACANCIES IN THE GENIAL ASSEMBLY.
AN ACT to amend All Act entitled Va
cancies and Special Elections.
s1. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly of the State of I,wa, That chap
ter AZ, section 672, of the Revision of
1860, be and is hereby amended by the
addition of the following clause: "When-
ever vacancy shall ocsur in the Office
of a Senator or Representative in the
General Assembly, 1t shall be the duty
of the Clerk Of the Boarl of Supervisors
of the county In which such vacancy
may occur to notify the Governor Of the
State Of the fact, and the cause of such
vacancy; and IL more than one county
is represented In the district in which
such vacancy may occur, then such no.
tice shall be given by the Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of the county in
which the late member resided.
Approved April 3D. 1866.
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A LITTLE CLoUD.-lt is the duty of
each member of the Mt. Holyoke Fe-
male Seminary to write an annual let
ter, stating whether sle is single or mar
ried, how many childien she has, and
other particulars concerning her status
and progress. A young lady of the class
Of 1862 has just written to the class secre-
tary that she Is not married, but that
she thinks she can seea little cloud that
ariseth out of the sea Vi the future like a
mans hand.
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Slow WoRK.-Aaronomer have
discovered that the noon Is drawing
gradually nearer to the earth by about
an inch every year. They have also
discovered that the day is about one
hundredth of second longer than it
was two thousand years ago.
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CHAPTER 1M.

RELATING TO ESTATES a DECEDENW-DUTIEs
OF EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRATORS
AN ACT to amend Chapter 100, of the
Revision Of 1850, Of the Laws of Iowa,
relative to the estates Of Decedents.
III. Be it enacted ~ the General As
sembly Of the State 4 Iowa, That when
will is executed h another State or
county, and admitted to record in this
State, the executors or administrators,
with the will annexed, and any trustee
appointed by such will or by any court
of this State, to perfarm any duty or to
carry into effect any trust created by
such will, shall have all the rights,
powers and authority, and shall be sub
ject to the same liabilities, actions, and
provisions of law respecting their duties
and trusts as executors administrators
with the will annexed, and trustees un-
der the same, duly executed and admit
ted to probate in this State.
az. The courts in his State shall, in
all such cases have tie same jurisdiction
and powers over the appointment, filling
vacancies, requiring sureties, and en-
forcing, directing and restraining ire
straining] the performance and execu-
ton Of the duties and trusts of each ex-
ecutors, administrators, with the will
annexed, and trustees, as are given to
such courts respecting the same matters
arising under the wills duly executed
and admitted to probate in this State.
8. II there be no heirs or devisee OF
testator or intestate present or compe-
tent to take possession Of the real estate
left by any such testator or intestate, the
executor or administrator Of his personal
estate may, as trustee for the proper
heirs or devisees, take possession Of such
real estate, and demand and receive the
rents and profits arising therefroan, and
sue for and recover the same, and do all
other acts and things relating to such
real estate which may be for the benefi1
Of tho person entitled thereto and con
sistent with their rights and interests.
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AANrTOU LDDGK 10. & I. o. Of o. f.,
V TIP1oN, Iowa. Meeting night every
baiidins. "a q \ 11iiSx1 iiSfl Haik2dSS6, Ma
Luxe d. IN0NAN, 6oc'y.
rHDAAL0DHE No II, A. r. q A. r., Upton,
" IOWa, holds regular communication on
Wednesday 0ye0fnGs, ON or be1ofe. Al
Visiting brethren welcomed.
w. H. ALDEN, Sec. II. C. PIATT, w. NJ.
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FIPToN MEAT MARKET.
p a INTIN G
IN0MAN q FOY.

cIGN HOUSE PAINTING and Paper Hang
- ing done in all it's various branches, in the
be style, by competent workmen. Shop in
the old court house. up stairs.
MACHINE GRAINING.-Th0ee who are
building and others who want Gfainfng done,
mems of limitations of Oak, Walnut, Mahogany.
and Rosewood, done by fngman 4 Foy, who
have the Patent Right for this county. ms
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FXCHANaR oFFICE.

CI0HT DRAFTS ON NEW YORK, OR CHI
- cago, cAn.be had Of the subscriber, In sums
to suit cuStOmers.
Certihcetes, Of Deposit, or Drafts ON New
YorkSBoetOn, and Philadelphia, cashed. Conn
pound Interest Notes purchased, and 7.SOs
always on hand.
WILLIAM H. TUTHILL.
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! able terms AMNERs. }. +. KENNEDY.
strict court% CHAMBERS & KENNEDY
iC. L. CHAMRE associated themselves together for
nDo rsTapractice of Medicine and Surgery, for
D1sS' EkMAfA d Hetrt drUk Store
HAvE Ven, Iowa, May 3Oth, 1858.
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JOHN 8. TUTHILL,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NOTARY PUBLIC
81 and Insurance Agent. Participating Poll
ctes issued on reasonable terms. Office with
the County Treasurer, in the court house.
Upton, Iowa, Sept 10th, 1865. n36vl3y
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-. GAM. WIRICK having removed to
~ the building directly west Of Vir-
U" gin Block, ID prepared to manufacture
- to order, all kinds of Boots and Shoes,
In the neatest and most durable manner. He
A good supply of HOME MADE BOOTS AZ
WA YS ON HAND.
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WIN. ELLIOTT,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, and General Col
u lectlng Agent Applications made for
Back pay, Bounty and Pensions Of DISCHARGED Soldiers,

or fer the heirs of deceased soldiers. No charge
made unless the application is successful. Also
~ N2ally licensed Cbnreydncer for Cettar county
OF leeds, &c, made and acknowledged on reason
made ~, terms Office with the Clerk of the Dis
legally ICourt, TIPToS, Iowa. vl3n2l
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06
Dc0ti)5.

Died al bis fathers residence, in Ca
louisville. Md, on THURSDAY evening, Aug.
30lh, aged seven months, Charics o., IN.
fans son of Louisa I. and DR.. G. G. w.
Mas gill, formerly Of thIr place.
Thou vert 20 like q form of light
Ihat Heaven bcu;guy called thee hence,
Fer yet the world could breathe one blight
Der thy sweet innocence.
Fragrance and flowers aud dews must be,
The only em5iems meet for thee.
OBITUARY.
Departed this lie on the OH Of March,
1866, at Bolivar, jefferson county, Va,
Mr.. Jerome T. &iahi. aged % years.
lie was native OF Bolivar, and when
bul youth embraced religion, and was
until his death consistent member # the
NJ. +. Church. He was modest and re-
served 10 his religious life, yet ever &C
tive IN promoting the interest Of the
church. As citizen, he was honored
by all who knew him. AZ a christian lie
eXompehtd the principles of The Gospel
and was ever able IL give a reason Of tie
hope within him. He bore his lingering
illness with resignation, calmly awaiting
the line Of bis departure, feeling, with
Paul. "Io die is gam" lie was a kind
and aHec!ionale husband and father. He
has leiI wife and child, together with d
large circle Of relatives and friends to
mou his early death. Thus, highly
esteemed in all the relations Of life, he
has passed away from labor 10 reward.
T.. X
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06
Jefferson Davis.

1rool Posfroa,menf of Ills Trial-.ap.
,lica,ion for HrU Of HaJeas Cor
pps 10 be Mate fer His ReIeose. &c.
richmond, Oc!. 2-The Assistant
District Attorney for this ;adcial ds'ric,
oI the United States Corrr, arrived this
aferGocn. being the frs, and on'v official
II ,he court that has a. vet srrIvcd.
VI j"r tiennessy, the Assistant District
Attorney, states decidedly that there will
be no term Of The cUuu held 81 This time,
because OF the irregulariiv and illegally
Of tue adjournment in June las. This
decision, OF co.. re, Puts an end to any
expectations OF I've trial Of Mr.. Havis in
the United States Cour, 81, tits time. But
his friends here are exceedingly urgent TO
have his counsel apily to one at the Vir-
gina Stale Judges fer wit Of habeas
corpus, HAT the p-i,Oner nav at least b."
,er al large on bal unul Chief Justice
Chase gets ready TO Try hem. In case
the regularly retained counsel for Mr.. ila-
Wis DO not choose To make tbs elIOrI 10
serve their client. the bar Of Richmond
will probably take the case IN hand. A
proposition is already started for meet
iug OF that bar. TO arrange some course Of
action that may tend either 10 The release
of SIR. Davis on bail or parole, or his
speedy arrangement for trisl.
Ii is Gow stated. on the authority oil
Assistant District Attorney Aennessy tina
IhiaG IuCttce q osa A.. III NOT l. OIJ ,Ia n,
Nember regular term OF the court in hi;
circuit. The Chief Justice has all a
once discovered thar be has no, been as
signed 10 ibis circuit. and. therefore. ha>
no authority to preside, nor can he have
such aulhorily until Congress shall cor
fer ii upon hin by an act Of apPoinlmen
end assignment.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-We revise Quotations Of
Howard street as follows: super aud cut
extra SlO,75 HOO.
WHEAT.-Sales Of red al S2,15 3,
and white at SIS 10; market active owing
TO The demand for seed.
NORN.-Reporied sales Of white at
a, 10, and yellow al 81 ,05.
VA iS.-NIsrkrl dull wIlh sales al 55c.
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CrRR FOR CoRNs.-Pnt the fee, for
hal az hour. two or three successive
nights in pretty strong solution OF COM
mon soda. The alkai dissolves the in
duraled culice, and The corns fsi out
spontaneously, leaving small cavity
which soon hiis. The recipe is vouch-
e / Tor by an exchange, as certain rene,
dy.
There are nov 900 students al Wash.
ineIon College. Lexington, Va. and l47
cadets 81 the Military Institute there.
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NlCOLS' celebrated Elixir Peroxide
II Iron and Peruvian Back for sale a,
the Drug Store.
GAIT. Cheese, Sugar, Coffee, MoIaS-
y se:, Syrup. &C., Tor sale very low al
sept % p. H. Nrode'8.
I LARGE and well selected stock Of
~ Shoes, Hats, &c, at very low faures
at p. II. Str0de'S.
K LPACCAS, MousIains, Popins, Cal
~ Icoes, in fact, a general assortment Of
Ladies Dress Goods at p. H. Sir0dc'S.
I FULL sssortmenIof Cloths. Csssi.
* mers, Veslings. nJkerche(s, Gloves,
Hosiery, &C., &C., at p. II. Strode's.
nASTILE and fancy Soaps, Spices, Is.
Essences, &C., very low al
sept % p. II. StrOds's.
TULL Stock Of Groceries now 10 store
l. and for sale by d. s. Rsntch.
Java Coffee for sale by
y sept % ID. S. Rentch.
DURE Cider Vinegar for sale by
L sePt22 u. S. Renteh.
NEW Style OF Hats for sale by
~ sept22 d. s. Rentch.
NTEEL Ploughs for sale by
y Ransom {. Duke. CharIestown.
DURLAP'S Linen and Cotton seamless
I'D Grain Bags, just received and FOR sale
by Ransom g. Co., CharIe.town.
DATENT Step Ladders, nice article
/ fer picking ui, trimming trees, wash
ing windows. &c, for sale by
Ransom E. Duke, Charle.lown.
TT N. BAKERS Wheat Fan. for sale
Ill. by Ransom g. Duke.
sepiS CbsIles,own.
MANS and Collins superior Axes, for
VI ssIe by Ransom s. Duke,
sept 8 ChaTiesiown.
WIACHESTER'S Elvpopho,phites Of
" Line and Soda, foi Tie cure and pre-.
seniioH Of consumption FOR sale BY
sepIl Il. c. Burkhari.
JNhERE is Al abundance nf A Laurel
! ID Cotton al Cost Il Wagrer's for IS
cents per yard ais" beautiful French
Gidghaus for 5 cents Pot ard. |
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w est Virginia :

A t Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
a the Circuit Court Of Jefferson coun.
~, October Rules 1866.
John w. Kennedy, Plaintiff,
vs..
Catherine Alexander. Defendant.
In tresspass on the case in assumsii and
Attachment.
The object OF this suit ia to obtain Iudg-
ment sgalns. the said defendant for $780,.
OF and costs, and 10 attach any eslste
that the said defendant may own in this
county, and il appearing upon afhdavli
filed in this case that the defendant is rot
resident OF this State, she is hereby re-
CURED to appear within one month after
due publication Of this order and DO what
is necessary to protect her interest in the
matter.
Its further ordered that copy hereof
be published once week Tor four sue
cessive weeks. in any newspaper in SAID
county, and posted at the front door OF
the Cour, House on the lst Monday al
Ter The date OF this order. Tesle.
W. A. CHAPLINE. Clerk.
October 6, 1866. 4w
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R. P. Il. STAUB,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

WILL resume the practice of his profession
W in the courts of Shenandoah, Clarke,
Frederick and LouJoun counties, Va. Also,
attend to the collection Of debs in the coun.
ties Of Morgan, Berkeley and Jefferson. 1T be-
ing his purpose to devote his time and atten-
ton to collecting deb,s. giving counsel and
preparing Dc eds, sc until permitted 20 resume
his pace in tue courts of West Virginia.
For collections necessary 10 be made through
the Courts, he has made arrangements win
prominent counsel. All collections punctual-
Iy and promptly paid over
I5s Office at the United States Hotel, next
door TO the Court House, Martnsbsrg, West
Virginia. Sept 10, le6b.-3m
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Annn11n { III { II t g.
Election (4M Thursday October 25M.

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
MFR. ZiiTLE-Wl please announce
NI HENRY BERRY, Esq, a a can
dlda,e Tor NE ofire of PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY, for the County of Jetier
son 10 ne voted for at the ensuing cleo
ton. Mr.. Berry is gentleman Of great
legal experience, allsble and obiiging 10
all, man Of strict integrity, and one who
Is too generally known to need any re-
commentator from his friends, and their
name is legion.
MANY VOTERS.
September %, 1866. lie
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3}torrlaQc5.

In Marlinsburg, on the 29,h uIr.. by
Rev. J. S. Helrg. E}yah b. Gardner,
and Miss Inn NGrgoret Sh0jsr.
At The ". f. Parsonage in harrisburg
on the ooh ulr., by Rev. ii. G. McDan-
iel. Isaac UhaYton and CQtAnrine .lIur-
phy.
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j uSt Received.

A FULL stock Of Fulled Linsevs.
~ Stocking Yarn, Flanpels. Wool Ban.
keis' and many other articles Of Wooden
hoods Tor winter wear, which will he
sold very low Tor cash or EXCHANGE for
country produce. Call and exam,Le be.
Tore purchasing elsewhere.
oei' o p. Fl. Strobe.
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NEW
Clothing. lat. CAP. BOOT & SB0I
HOUSE.
NEW
HOUSE.

InHE undersigned would respectfully
( announce 10 the citizens OF Shepherds
town and vicinity that he is now Opening
and receiving in the room sdjoIring o.
r. LickIIder's SsGler Shop, new selec-
ted stock Of
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STRANGE, EUT True.

EVERY young lady and gentleman in tie
+ United States can hear something very
much to their advantage by return mail free Oh
charge by addressing the undersigned, Those
having fears of being humbusged will 0blIge
by not noticing this card. All others Will
pIcase address their obedient servant,
THOS. T. CHAPMAN,
S3l Broadway, New York.
December 80, lsGl. ~
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w est Virginia :

4 the Cir, VI, Courl Of Jefferson coun-
ly, on lie Isl day Of October, 1865.
Gilbert N. De l.. Smith. Plaintiff,
vs.. IN CHANCERY.
James D. Wigglngron, Defendant
The objec, Of Ibis suit ia to obtain a
judgement against The defendant for four
and lhirly.six dollars and fifteen
c, MS (&436.l5) Win inIeres, from the
l4th of March, 1866, aud costs, and to
attach any estate or debts due tie delen-
Ganl III this State.
Aud it appearing on AFFIDAVIT; filed in
Ibis sui lha, the SAID defendant is not a
resident of this State, he is hereby rcQuI-
red to appear within one month after due
publication o. this order, and do what Is
necessary 10 protect his interests in this
matter. II is furlheI ordered that copy
hereof be prbishrd once week for ,our
successive weeks, in any newspaper IN
sad county, and posted at The front door
of The Court House thereof on ihe first
Monday after Me date OF this order.
I"este.
w. A. CHAPLINE. Clerk.
October 6, 1866. al
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JO>S IH H. IHFSIiI, Idih''hj
v9.
George W. Lilt!e and Price G.. Little,
Defendants.
In Deb, ana Attachment.
The object OF lhls suit is TO obtain jndg.
tnsni against the defendants for $4,000
with interest thereon from June 10, 1859,
III paid and cosIs, and TO attach any es-
tate thai the SAID defendants may own in
this county, and i, appearing upon aflida-
vii filed in this case tia, the defendants
sre not residents. they are hereby requl-
red TO appear within one month after due
publication Of this order and do wha, Is
necessary to protect their interests in the
matter.
Ii is further ordered that copy hereof
he published once week for to,r success
>ire weeks, in any newspaper in said
county, ANA posted a! the front door Of
the Courl House thereof. on he Isl Mon.
day after the date Of this order.
Teste.
w. A. CHAPLINE. Clerk.
Fouke, p. q.
Oclnher G. 1866 Aw
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For SHERIFF..
FOR ASSESSOR.

4 II The solicitation OF some OF my friends
y offer myself as Candidate for the
office Of ASSESSOR for the County OF
jefferson. THOS. W. GREEN.
Sept. Is, 1866. lie
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WOODEN FACTORY

ShepherdStOwn, West Virginia.
2RHE undersigned takes pleasure in in
K forming the public that they still con-
Iinue to manufacture all kinds of
WOODEN GOODS.
Their Stock is nov full and complete.
Persons wishing 10 exchange WOOL
FOR GOODS are invited TO give us a
call. Is The highest market prize pald
for WOOL.
RENTCH 4 MILLER.
July %, 1868. If
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cl2Era ~ nrS7 rI9
* ZC5LA 81 < = loO5oS'o
pERyEaRi We want agen's

= MN PER En- X we WIFI d5e"
> l.JUU everywhere 10 sell our IMPROVED
so Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. In
de and upper feed. Warranted five years
Above salary or large con.c.s>jon paid The
oyly machines sold in UuItld States for less
than $40, which are Jt:iiy licensed BY Ho'rt,
Bfss!,r & Unison, Grocer s Baker, Sing S
4, and Bs,i,ldsy. H,ttey cheap machines
are j,,.iagsneuls and tie ss.icr or uscr are Hr.
bic 10 a1r.si. fHs, and Imprisonment. Illustrated
circrla,- sent free. Address, or call upon
Shaw \. Clark, B,Gdeiord, Maine
August /. lcO6. ~
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FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
L the solicitation Of many friends, |
n hereby announce myself as candl-
dare for the office Of PROSECUTING
ATTORNEY, for this County, al he
ensuing election.
JOHN O'CONNELL.
Horpfr'S Fer1y, Sept, 10, 1866. lie
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FAIR WARNING !!

T TAKE this method Of Informing all
/ persons indebted TO me, that if lheIr
accounts are not P0siiirely seIhtd within
ten days from Tins dale they VIII certain
~ be placed in lie hands Of an officer,
to be collected in the speedIesl manner
The law will allow. intend leaving ioI
the WesIin few days. and must have
the funds Goe me before leave. now
give fair warning 10 slI Indebted.
JOHN r. HAWN.
September Is. 1866. 4w
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CLOTHING,

such as Overc0a,s. Goats, Pants and
Vests, Shirts, fine White and Wooden
Undershius and Drawers Mems Hall
Hose, Silk and Linen Handketch'e's;
Drawers. Neck Ties, Collars, in short a
COMPLETE outfit for a gentleman from the
crown Of the head to he sole OF the feet
Particular attention is paid TO the seier-
non of large and new selected stock Of
Boots, Shoes. Hats and Caps,
Of the most fashionable STYLES. II is use
less 10 ennmerste, as my stock is COM
plyie. would also cali the attention OF
the Ladies' To fine stock of LASTING
CATERS, Congress, Lace al side and
iare in front. Also fine stock of Mo-
rocco Caters. Misses and Children s
Shoes 6 every variety. Mems Gum
Shoes, Ladies and Misses Gum SsndIes,
Low QIarlered Morocco Shoes. Ais"
10, Of EuameIIed Satctcls, Trunks, UNI
b,eIlas, variety of NOTIONS aud Fan,
cy Goods, all Of which will be offered at
low piiccs for Cash. Would resp c;!"l.
ily soIici, call from the Public before
purchasing elsewhere, feeling confident
that | can offer Bargains. So doni for
YET to call a! HE New Sore.
LLOYD LICkLlDER.
October 6, 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06
Gle 1florkets.
ShepherdstoWn Market.

Corrected tccekiy by d. S. Reatch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06
w est Virginia :
October 6, 1866.

A + Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
q the CWcuil Court of Jefferson copn-
~, October Rules 1865.
Joseph l.. Russell, Plaintiff,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-10-06

October 6, 1866.