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NHw YgaR August D Tho Cofk
Espmipo, II Jaly 2bih, says ihai
eyefy Indication poinis 10 the cef
hiniy II var between France and
Prussia A council u waf u, N the
present moment being held IN Ilns.
"a, between The stalls N the armies
~ Russia aad Prussia
Plans Of campaigns suggest.
al by The probable coalition be-
tween france and other States, are
Under consideration II u further
asserted that Prussia Il eager 10 begin
the war Immediately, md before
France has got into position Rus
Ma, however, inclincs 10 a postpone
ment, which though, does not make
the strife less inevitable.
WAsuNGToS, August G-Tbe
President has written q letter 10 Sec.
rotary Stanton requesting him 10 re-
sign his position in the Cabinet
Stanton is preparing his response,
questioning the President power to
make such n request. II Is under
stood that the President has resolved
10 remove Stanton should he not re-
sign, and then decapitate Sheridan.
PARIS, August 5.-The official
journal denies the visit Of Napoleon
to Vienna for any political object,
and declares the published rumors,
which attribute political significance
to interchanging courtcsies between
the Emperors OF France and Austria,
as erroneous.
The claims of France and of.
French subjects upon Mexico are to.
be carefully revised by a commission
just appointed by Napoleon.
BRUSSELS, August SIT is re-
ported on creditable authority that
the city of Hamburg refuses to join
the German Zolverein. sIubec, how
ever, has avowed its willingness to
become a member of the important
body.
BERLIN, August 5.-The papers
to-day, in commenting upon the reply
of Napoleon, express confidence in
his aspirations for peace.
LOUISVILLE, August 6.-Addi-
tional election returns affirm a Demo-
cratic victory throughout the State,
and a majority now estimated at
over 10000. Hon. j. s. Gallody,
Democratic Congressional candidate
in the third district, to I'll the va
cancy occasioned by Judge Hisc's
death, was elected by almost an
unanimous vote.
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INsO1YENT NOTICE

The suss II MIssisdppl, Psnols eousty.l
the creditors Of VIM. J. Boho, decxssed,
mid county. The essaas Of Wns Z. M
ssssed, hsvisg been rsporkd ipeslVto1l b
Nay term, 1857, Of the Probate Court
county, you are hereby nofiatd hat yvsU
properly probate your claims against 49,
and have then Registered In IS oGss ~
clerk Of The Prohafs Com q ~ osss1t
he lH Day Of June isse, d. they ~
brewer barred G. b YoCEG
ies-tw tt1A I51uors1nt
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CITATION NOTICE..

TIE STATE q Mississippi Psnol. eounsy. To
Susan A. Vaughan, The widow, Mollis A. Wslls
Eugene Wells, rinckney wslls. Ada xells
fraak wsllz snd James n. wsIl< heirs d lsv
sad distributes o. WI q wslls dsrp~p<d.
- vsnghsu, hushasd u aid Susan
A. fca and each q yea are ksfsby eise1 70
b and appear b<k<s ~ Prchae Usurfd mil
county Il fhs oosft-kou. 1A<reo< e ~ ~
Monday In September, 1881, Thea cad ihers %
shov c>ns vhy The petition a eaus<l reets
.dminizniar Dc honh non q ~ eaia.es of
Wm s WtIis dectspd praying fr tk< AZ Of
NE Fsal s=s@ss q aid deces<sd IN - eoausy
that 80 ~. TIVE he a ernand uifk IL
lenemsnik hsfsditausnts and arp-nrtessacsa
belonging, ID the towns ) nsscuxiIIa
. ps1 ascrdsnfs dsbss should % - erxat>d
By craef q ecurt, isu-d Idly. fess.
mast VIZ woOrfES. ci.rt.
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OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility Premature decay, aud all the
effects Of youthful ibdiscreiion, will, for the
sake Of suffering humanity, send ffce TO all
who need IT, the recipe aud directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the adj
y%crtisers experience, can DO 80 BY addressing,
In perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN,
mayll-ly AZ Cedar street, New York.
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would respectfully request every daily, tri-
weekly, Bemi-weckly, weekly and >nonthly
journal south OF the Potomac, and Ohio rivers,
and the 30 deg. 30 min. parallel Of latitude
West Of the Mississippi, 10 publish this adver-
-tisement twice, and send to me, At New York
each time, a copy Of the paper containing II,
postpaid, with bill for m
Its desirable, In my combinations 10 pro-
cure cheaper printing paper for our Southern
journals, that | shall have the fullest informa-
ton regarding the sizes Of paper used by the
several publications, and ] can procure Il In no
other way than by requesting particular atten-
ton TO the need Of sending a copy Of the pub
LEGATION with the bill.
desire il sent twice TO provide against mail
failures, and they be postpaid to secure post
Office delivery. j. 5. THRASHER,
mayi-2t Box 5000, New York, N. Y.
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A, sAe beginning Of the var the
population Of Texas W. he's shan
.OOsOV0 II is now estimated A
l,uV,u9 Population ! flowing
INTO The State from Europe, and from
several States in the Union.
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WELLS.

an nov digging wells At stvehiy.hye cents
Per foot AID vii Insure them against quick.
sand Two good hands must b. furnished when
occasion requires. Myself end mule must also
be furnished during my work on The job.
TERMS CASH
Iyg.4n, s X. KrNKEL.
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NOTICE TO c~RED1roRa

Whsfsas u The June tern. 1891. r ~
hsis coaTs q Pamela cosuty, nntpp4p
isssnnentary of The yin 4 Duv11a NHini
decreased, were granted b ~ unfpqf
Asnss p. He0shes; Eeu q 1871
elAlms AsaiDst aid dsceesd WI -
uoiihsd TO Pfohais ikelf eislns 81 IN
rGpesss1 II ~ o1nof - cmk40n
e.ts Court q ~ eouasy 4lf6l5 d ~
I'd 10011
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ALI Land in this scheme Il IN the
State of Mississippi. The capital
prizesar are within fifteen miles Of Mem
phis, on the Mississippi and Tennes-
see Railroad.
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Costs One Dollar.

For a description Of the property refer TO
the new pamphls, Issued by the company.
Titles are perfect, or the money will be paid 10.
the winner Of tho prize.
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The Music Department will be conducted BY
Mrs.. EssA cRrsF, whose reputation Is TOO well
established 10 need any recommendation The
principal will he aided in the Literary DEPART.
uent by competent assistants.
aui0-lm TT. GOOCH, PRINCIPAL.
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MERIDIAN 4 vIcKsBURG on
MISSISSIPPI / TENNESSEE R.R.

The several tracts are disposed Of at the
lowest cash valuation, in subdivisions Of 40,
50 and 100 acres. Each subdivision eons,i.
tutes a prize and each
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INsOLvENT NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela eoussy. I
The efeditou Of James B. Nc0ehes, dsoecn
late Of said county. You ere hershy ssdk
that the estate Of said deceased VA repes
insolven. a, the May term, 1851, Of the Pfoh
Court Of said county, and that you must =
eriy probate and have your claims aealssls
deoedent registered In the once q the elstl
the Probate Court o. ssid county By sAsf
day Of January, 1859, else they will b ~
barred. Af 4. ?. Nc6EHEB
wv. 7. NeGEHEE.
jes-tw Exeeusss
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Farms fort One Dollar.
SUBDIVISION OF PLANTATIONS.
CHANG S FOR ALL

The Southern Asylum Land Company, in
addition to their grand scheme of city resi-
donces and lots, in which Col NJ. G. Galloway's
valuable residence in Memphis constitutes the
capital prize, nj Five Dollars per ticket now
offer chances in a scheme that embraces
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The hands are sdsr,ed 10 the growth Of
rrrin, cotton, grapes, ETC. are cheaper than
Governmen, lands In cold lstitudes, At ono
dollar and q quarter per acre. The average
coss q those lands Is from seven 70 twenty dol.
lars per acre
Tickets may be had By Supplying 70 Memphis
Ageaey Deductions Of 10 per cent In favor
II clubs of tan or more. jyio-im
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Whereas, at the March term, 1881. ~
Probate court Of Pamela county. MisiIV
letters ssssameniary Of the last will and -
ment Of Matthew C%isnion, deceased, "
granted TO the undersigned By said court; y
all creditors Of the deceased are hereby Betk
70 have their claims duly Probatsd- and -
tered In the Probate Clerks Office Of aid y
y, within the time limited By law, sls< D
will be forever barred.
june-si. ROBERT J. oLANT0N
A. J, TODD, Execussn
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General U%ndortakors

and dealers In METALLIC and WOODEN cor.
FINS Prompt attention given 10 uaderiak.
ins Al ali times je2e im.pd
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NTS,
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ID

The next Session will open on MONDAY,
s~rrTEnnEa ., 1861.
TERMS;
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Farms fOr the Million.

There Is not in this scheme an acre OF
Swamp or wild land each farm Is part or
the whole Of a cultivated plantation each
Inei il on or within a fsy miles Of a railway,
either on the
MEMPHIS 4 CHARLESTON,
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL.
MOBILE l. ONO,
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A Revolutionary Story.

Ess. T----essved u toe Revolutionary war,
sn3 mad been il the habit Of repeating his long
and tough ysrns 80 often that At last he be-
lieved them himself. Ben. would give per-
sonal anecdote Of every battle Of the war. in
which be himself always. Of course, figured as
the hero. On being asked if he was in the
battle Of Monmouth, be replied:
81 guess I was. had my right band pocket
full Of powder, ny left hand pocket full Of
bullets, and I had nv fathers donble-barreled
duckius gun. seven foot long, sir, seven foot
loDgl I put in aaandful of powder and a
handful Of bullets, and every time let her OF
I knocked down the British, sir, fifty at timel
General Washington rode up to me and said,
Ben. do stop you're doing 'em up too bad =
7 touched my hat to the General, and said,
.Wen, General. if You say 50. I'll cease firing
but think I ought to kill few more of the
scoundrels.' With that the General sprung
from his horse, and throwing his arms around
me. exclaimed, Ben, don't call me General /;
call me George"
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Ray Fg-ry

Tic Slepaar'st1wn Register say7 q very a.
-reaaj'e May Party was held on Friday Of last
week. ty the pupils Of Capt W. IL. Norrows
Female >...l. % that town. The Throne was
.rac,,l ir tie sr3ciocs school room, and was
beautifully decorated. \ large number Of the
y.ga- ladies' invited guests were IN attendance
a's1 patrons of tie school The Queen and her
.-a5u were Hastily dressed iG appropriate cos
tune. vi.l BLOWS cacirc'el with dn-al wrcaths.
The coronation took place a, o'clock, each Of
,Ie participants acting he7 part gracefully and
with rre-s. o.. cGcit.c- the ccwUoUdatiCu Of
al present. TIE following is a is: Of tie adj
jrcs Is and speakers:
Wss Josie N9--gv-CIoics for Queen Proclaim
ef-th Maid.
Miss Naau., W Buter-Coror1';on- Maid.
Miss Jessie Tiuk!e-QsccH's Rer'y-Quern.
Miss Hattie hepliuSe-- IoHti's Rosy Hours
End Maid.
Ms C5oPsia G,Plirgcr-O Origin Of F,ossr'-3l
Maid.
SIs. ye.Hs OrndorE-4po.,ropss TO tie Lmy-
Miss El,a Fo-smar-F Floral Adirss'--lst Flora.
Miss Bertha Darnell-Ti Se15et-2rd Flora.
After which each of the Flaras presented the
Queen with q joQuet, making brief but ap-
uru-.ate address. TIE Queen then delivered
her G.. sing speech Which was followed by an
explanatory chorus i5rm Der t-a.l They then
repaired. with che guests. tr che sable and par
tx .. 2 sUuofgrrs reT2s. Of sweet meats
r.. festivities were continued o.. 70 ,a:e hour
.- or. evening". Everything passed OF pleas
art'v. The Queen and her train were Photo
uau,ci ty N- Darrell, resulting in a fine
picture.
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supervisory Court

m. c.....,r-,,rs Of Jefferson County met n
@, '-,--s..,rr GA Tuesday. lth instant. The
b ..,.ssied 20 examine the returns Of the
- ta'l on tie sSrd q May. They de-
---f elected John F. Smith, Justice for A
- Township: S. W. Patterson aud G. w.
,r..- Justices for Bolivar Township; Sam
b., RI isuour and Nathaniel Myers, Justices
f-- Caarles,own Township; J. Wiley and
Thomas LickHder. Justices for Cbaplne Town
shin. Thos. H. Perciyal and BAIL Avis, JUS
.fsss f.r Harpey's Ferry Townships w. Il
Thomson and d. Hsflebower, justices Tor Us
t5.a Township, and j. v. UnderdonS and L.
T. Curry. Justices for shepherd Township
We have already given the names Of the Su-
rs-vis5rs elected. AS the Board has not given
The number Of che votes poled on the occasion.
.-s are unable TO % SO, living remote from the
.s-,-n.- sss.." bot we trust our worthy con-
Temporary Of the Shephsris-5wu R,gi- .-r w...
make publication of the entire vote. So shat O
comparison may De- male ~..4 t-s o--s2
Tine r..s Of ID, County.
Ia the Sss7,cs-s:oaa Prs-.rcts the usn@.
gae.s 1- drawers ofFa, -.an are declared
c.e.,sd.
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IMPORTANT.


A MOTHER VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE ~ ~
"A THE AGENTS OF SI0NEBRAktK'S
MEDICINES. Having observed in the "Hagers.
town Mall as well as other newspapers, that
Messrs. CLOTWORTHY & CO., Of Baltimore, a
Wholesale Drag House, have published caro- %
"Agents Of Stonebraker's Medicines, deem II
due to the Agents Of these poprls- Med,cinezs, 70
publish another. The card of CLOTN OkLhI q
CO., is ingenious affair. and IS calculated 70 De
mischievous- They state that am not authorizes
60 receipt for any money due Stonebraker, HOFFMAN
{ Co., leaving the inference that am doing so,
which is not the fact. They also state that 'old
Agencies will be Supplied By wagon as heretofore"
and that applications for Agencies will receive
proupt attention" This wording is very ingenious
aud gives out the impression that Clotworthy
Co. are manufacturing NY medicines: This hey
have no right to dothey can sell Oh the stock that
Storebraker, Hoffman + Co. had on hand At the
time of the dissolution, but they have no right to
manufacture, neither have they tie gsnstHs re-
ceipts to do so. Any attempt TO manufacture IL
violation of the o. S. Patent Laws and Is .pitT'oH'
Agents are cautioned in reference 70 this ingenn
Gus card. and advised to send their orders to me
at 81 Camden street, Baltimore, where an n an
ufacturing the genuine articles, ard where VIZ DC
prepared 20 supply all demands after the ste day
Of June next. HENRY ST0NEBEAEtH.
Baltimore, May 30, lS67-st
Winchester Times and News; Register, SheP,,
herdstown; Free Press, Chsrlestown, copy st anu
charge advertiser.-H agerstoAh Nal.
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Saloon Rules.


The following Rules" ere now adopted in
al the respcctable "Salcons" in this County;
NO one is allowed 70 remain in the hall or
passage way longer than Eve minutes without
taking d drink. OF IN the si:,.as-.oon te- min
c,ss without doing likewise.
"Aay one refusing TO drink when asked will
b. ANONYMOUSLY kicked ont.
NO gentlemen are expected to eat the lem
or-peel in their cocktails, and those who do 50
viii not be supplied with any more, and Will
not be considered gentlemen in future.
"Aud, in al cases, should an Editor enter .
saloon. (which is seldom the easel the Saloon
man says: Come, Old Family, take lemon
smash !"
These rules adhered 20 always pay.
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NEW STORE
And New Stock,
"OpFoslTE THE ON VALLEY BASK,"
CHARLESTOWN.
'FNFE subscriber has just opened at a. ell-known
,tore-room opposite the old "Yalley Bank" a
new and carefully selected

'ENHE subscriber has just opened at t. "eii-knovn
,tore-room opposite the old "Nallev BGnk, q
new and carefully selected
STOCK or GOODS,
which tits his purpose to sell on the most re.sona
Die terms lie respectfully solicits CALL a his de-
sire i. to furnish the best article the market can
produce, and at profit only as Low DowH as the
LOWEST! His supply will be increased from time TO
time as the wants of the public may require or the
demands of his customers suggest, as his arrange
ments are ample TO supply Of any and every article
IN his line, at short notice. and on as good terms
as can De procured elsewhere in the county
Among the present stock ON hand may be found
GROCERIES,, Of all kinds and descriPtionsj
LIQUORS, consisting of Drandies, Wines,
WHISTLES, Gin, Porter, &c, warranted supe-
rior to any other stock in the County. Also
cheaper, though very good article OF " Har-
vest Whiskey," By the gallon, barrel or other
WARE select assortment, Of Queens and
Glass, Wooden and Tin, Stone and Crpckery
Ware;
TOBACCO-for chewing. of cheap quality, as
also the very best brands. Smoking ToUac-
CO OF all descriptions;
CANNED FRUITS, Oysters, Sardines, Spices,
Peppers YincgGrs, Mustlrds, Oils, Scotch
HCrrings, Cheese, Crackers, &c;
CONNECTIONS, q general assortment, IS also
fresh Lemons, Oranges and Pine Apples;
FISH--all kinds in season, but for the present
the real Potomac Herring, as cheap as they
can be procured in the County;
AISO-Ground Alum and Fine Salt.
Having n spacious warerooln, he will make
it a speciality to supply all articles of
housekeeping Furniture
that the wants of the community may require,
and those in need would do well 10 give him
their orders before going elsewhere. at pre-
sent on hand Cottage Bedsteads, Mattresses
Hair and Shuck Mating. one aud half yds.
wide, and very cheap; Wall Paper, Window
Blinds, Walters. Chairs of all descriptions, &c.
An examination Of the stock on hand solicited.
Nav 30. 1867 JACOB 3. BROWN, Agt.
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PHOTOGRAPHS am now prepared 10 do all
kinds Of work in the Ferrotype and Photo
graph lire, at ny Jewelry Store. Call and see me.
April 25. 1861 L. DINKLE.
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ShanlpOoinE

7 AIDES who desire to have their Hair SHAM
u POOED, can do so BY sending for me atmy Bar
Der shop in this place. viii 60 % the residence
OF any lady who wishes me 20 do 50.
SAMUEL BROWN.
Charlestown, May 50. Barber.
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Change of Memorial nav.

We observe by the last S irt that " in con-
sequence Of the advanced stage Of the season
tac Memorial Day appointed for the 9th inst.
has been c4auge3 70 the nth, tomorrow, at
4P. ~, at which time the ladies Of the Coun-
O. are invited 20 assemble at the old Presbyte-
Ran Grave Yard, fr N which poiu; they will
proceed to other burial places Of the town, and
s:rew flowers upon the graves Of the Conleder-
ate Dead therein buried
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JEFFERSON COUNTY LAND

ry,HE undersigned win sell, At private sale, At
Myerstown, Jefferson County, West Virginia,
500 ACRES 0F.LLlfESTONE LAND. =
This land Is clear OF brakes and has about Use acres
in good oak, walnut and hickory Timber. Tue
land laid of in Is fields and has on u Eiye Dwell
ling HOUSES, d good Bank or Swiser BARN,
CORN HOUSE, WAGON SHED, and a frst-rate
ORCHARD OF Apples and other Fruit, in full bear.
inr-a neyer-failing Well Of pure Water, and good
Cistern az the door, On ihe Tara. Ia about 500 pa
nes chestnut pos. and rail Fence. The fields tie so
laid off that stock can have access 70 water from
every field This land can be divided ia two desi-
rsble farms. Also,
TWO ACRES Of LAND, 9Th DWELLING,
SIXTH SHOP. ST1BLF, CARRIAGE,
IND CORN HOUSE, dc.
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run shares OF Avon HI. Form,

Adjacent 30 the above. which Is undiEided, witb
Dwelling &c Also, TWO LOTS at habletown,
upon which was erected Distillery, NOW burnt
with the RICH, Of water IT, m ! good Spring. On
this property could be erec5ed Tan Yard, where
thriving business could be carried on, as there IS
no tsnnery within six miles OF the place.
Also, 100 acres OF LAND on the East side
Of the Shenandoah River. upon which there are
good DWELLING HOUSE. ORCHARD, and q
IKE growth Of Chestnut TIMBER. This tract
lies within two ard hal: miles of the fir.t-named
tract. These lands are situated about seven miles
South Of CharlestOwn, and are not exceled for fur
tliiy by any other land in the county Of Jefferson.
Terms of sale, tor the tFst-named tract, $4,000
cash-ihe balance within 10 years, with interest,
psvsble annually. The other land and lots upon
such terms - may be agreed upon. Possession OF
the laad and lots given 10 any time.
Application 20 be made 10 the subscriber on The
nrer-is... JOSEPH MYERS,
Or In Il \. GALLAHEB,
February I, 1867. Free Press Oyes'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

The Morning Star Etic- Company, through
30. Agents 10 this phase Msssrs. AIsgCTH &
E-r.. have again placed Us under obligations
t-- Z. s.'a ai ,he.r health-restoriac spirt-re-
r.r at.e-s Nessrs. Aisquj,h s. Bro. have
,-.-. quantities, and are prepared 70 supply
--.-..s.;s -at others Of this and Clarke cJua-
O. @. -.sa.' ..rlrs Price.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
rlnrll Decoration.

Tie Annual Decoration Of the Confederate
Soldiers Graves viii take place in Shepherds
t-r1. Oh Saturday next, 18th inst, the Memo
s-- ASSOCIATION desming that time tie most
--r-a.eat and appropriate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13

An editor noticing the dscease OF a wealthy
gentleman, observes; "He had died regretted
by d numerous circle Of friends, and leaving
widow as disconsolsble as any widow need be
who hss obtained the uncontrolled possession
Of five thousand per annum. More than TWEEN
y young men have sent letters Of condolences
70 her,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-06-13
Mount Ncho Lodge.

Lettbe remembered that Mt. Nebo Lodge
CAP. e. a. Masons Of ShspherdstOwn, viii
celebrate S.. Johns Day, June Oath. by Pro
cessi7u and Address, 10 which all brethren II
Regular -tal-iag are invited.