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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-12
w est Virginia P:
Jefferson County, to wit
SsIby's Administrator,
December 8. 1866.

VS..
John Glider, ct. al
This cause submitted al Chambers in
vacation Cd a motion for an order OF re-
ference 10 q Master Commissioner. upon
the bill exhibits, answer oil E. |. Lee and
general replication thereto. order OF pub
hcs.ion against defendant Joseph w. Crl.
der and duly perfected Rore than one
month since process avoid. decree nlsl
and bill taken for confessed al rules a.
painst all The other defendants, and was
argued by complainsn,s counsel. Where
upon il is adjudged, ordered and decreed
,ha, this cause be referred 10 Master
Commissioner Of the circuit court OF JET
fersoa county, who after giving notice to
the parties and all interested by publish
ing the same for one month in some con-
r.nienl newspaper, and posting the same
a, tie court house door Of said county,
which shall be equivalent 10 personal SER
vice on the parties, do take an account OF
slf tie liens on The land in the bill men.
toned, showing their prioriiies, and the
parties interested ,htrein, and report TO
his Ceult 10 order 10 final decree, sta.
ting all matters, specially by himself
deemed perlineal. or which may be re-
CURED 10 be so stated by any of the par
lies. A tue copy-TesIe:
W. "A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk.
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DOWNFALL OF THE FREEpMEN's Blu

DOWNFALL OF THE FREEDMEN's z Blu.
RgAU.-The Freedmen's Bureau, with sff
of its slippery movements, is liable TO slip
up. General Brown. chief Of The Bureau
in the Department, Of Virginia. slipped up
at The corner of Ninth and Broad streets.
Richmond. recently. As he touched The
ground juvenile specimen Of The Boreso
yelled out "Dar. de Freedmen's Buro
done bussd." The "Buro" proved that
i, was still intact by rising and walking.
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NEW
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7RflE subscriber has taken the Store re-.
< Gently occupied by Baker & Hill.
where he is now receiving general as
sorlment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. &C.,
which he will sell CHEAP, exclusively
for CASH. believing .lhe Cash System
best for both buyer and seller.
He respectfully solci,s share Of the
Pubic's patronage. Come and see.
DAVlD BILLMYER.
Shepherdstown. January 5, 1867.
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IMPORTANT To SOLDIERS.
STATE or VEST VLRGINL4,
ADJUTANT GENL'S OFFICE,
WHEELING, Jan. /, 1867.

CmeuLAR2
No. l.
WHE following extracts from Point Re-
4 solution OF The Legislature of this
Slate, adopted February lsi. 1866, are
published for The information Of all Goa
cerued.
"Resolred by the Legi'hafsrs Of H'rs'
"ITginia ; Thai the Governor procure
..of cause to be procured. suitable medals
"ss tokens Of respect 10 The officer, and
"soldiers Of Yves, Virginia. who have
"served duriag the rebellion in the ser
'vice of tie Omitted States.
1.-The medals and inscriptions TO be Oh
four kinds.
~. For the officers and soldiers OF the
"Volun,eer Army, wbe have been, or
may be henorably discharged from .he
"service.
-. Fos the officers and soldiers who
shave been killed in bst'Ie.
'.3. For The officers and soldiers who
"have died from wounds received in BAL
"lle.
"a. For the officers and soldiers who
"have died from disease contracted in the
"ssrvice. t
1.-The medals for the officers and sol
Hdiers who have been killed in battle. or
"who have dit j Of wounds or disease, in
"the service, TO be delivered 10 The faDi.
.'lies OF said officers and soldiers"
To facilitate HE distribution OF medals
authorized BY The foregoing joint Resolu'
ton. the following instructions are pro-
mu,ga,ed
]. Officers and soldiers of the lst class
as specified above, will each furnish this
Office with his name and rank, and the
Company and Regiment to which be be.
longed. also the Post Office, Copnty and
State. where he msy be addressed.
Q. The widows or nearest relatives or
friends of deceased officers and soldiers OF
the 2nd, Ord add 4ih elssses as spe cited
above, will furnish His Office with the
name, rank. company and Regiment. Of
deceased, and The Post Office, Count,
and Stale. where the applicants nay he
addressed. t7.Ff7 a 9'.
BY order Of the Governor. 97 =
sSpi GEO. W. BROWN,
,pHi-llt'l) Adjuisnl General.
Daily papers of the Stale copy one
week. Weekly papers copy one month
and send bills to Adju,aBt Generals OF.
Ace. Wheeling. W. Vs.-Hhteiing In.
telligeneer.
January 5, 1867. Nv
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Commissioners Office,

Commissioners Office. !
She rherdstown, Dec. 10. 1866.
Al persons are hereby notified tina, on
the 25lh OF January 1867, al my Office in
Shephe,dslewn, | will proceed TO execute
The above decree. at which time all those
interested are required TO appear.
c. Z. STUBS, COm'r.
December 90, 1866. 4@
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-12

ital. IL may have i,s Office aud keep It's
records 10 any place where IL may do
business, and 1t may carry on all kinds
OF business In any State or territory of
the United states. This act is made
Subject to any general laws applicable
TO similar acts OF incorporation" IL Is
quite doubtful to what general laws ref
erence is here had, as by the tenure OF
the bill the chapter Of the General Stat
utes, relating to "private corporations"
is in nearly all It's essential provisions
modified or repealed so far as this cor
poratlon Is concerned, by the different
provisions OF the act. As, for instance,
one OF the most important provisions OF
the chapter referred TO- Is that requiring
the clerk or recording officer Of all cor
porations TO reside within this State,
and that he shall at all times have the
custody OF the bylaws aud records OF
the corporation. The clerk Is required
TO keep record OF all corporate doings,
and the records and bylaws are at all
proper and seasonable times to be ex.
hibted to stockholders and others in
terested. Certified copies OF the records
upon the clerk are TO be served all wrlts
and processes for the attachment of the
stock Of the company for any debts
against the company or any stockhold.
ers.
Allow the clerk or recording officer to
keep his ohlce as may be done under this
bill without this State, and the corpora.
ton and its stock are beyound the reach
of any process from our Courts. Our
citizens would be obliged to pursue for
the collection of debt wherever they
choose to locate, provided their office or
place of business could be found. This
provision, with no limitation in the
amount Of Indebtedness or any section
to make managers liable to its creditors
or to prevent the withdrawal of any
capital that may be paid in, certainly
renders easy the way to prevent the col
lection Of any debts against the corpora
ton. Under the powers granted in the
seventh section Of the bill, there may be
formed any number of sub.companies
! whose relations TO the mother company
and the public, are TO be defined by the
bylaws that may be adopted. No one
! can have any objections to Peat Fuel
| Company, with the necessary authority
! TO prosecute the business in oil Its
branches, but for that purpose the ex
traordinary powers OF this bill are not
required. l cannot believe that tht
Corporators named in the act, desire the
Legislature to open the door so wide fol
their benefit, when like powers granted
to other parties might lead TO grea'
frauds. | therefore return the bill fol
further consideration.
(Signed) JoHs B. PAGE,
Governor.
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poses OF architecture, monumental and
mural, as well as for ornamental objects
TO sdorn and beautiiy her towns and
cities, making them In massive durabll'
ity, like the cities OF antiquity, memen'
toes OF 3 nations enterprise and mon
uments of her artistic skin, to carry Its
name and history down to future ages,
written on the imperishable ssalptured
marble.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-12

EUROPEAN INTELMGBNCE.-TheI italian
War Off ce has ordered 100000 Chase
pot rifles.
Many arrests for political reasons
have recently been made in different
parts of the italian Kingdom.
"A telegram from Bombay gives
rumor that King Theodore had ordered
the English prisoners in his custody to
be executed.
The Prussian Minister of Justice,
Count Won Lippe, has resigned. 1t is
ssid hat Leonhardt will be appointed
his successor.
Baron Won Beust, in recent dis.
patches, urges the meeting of the Euro
pean Conference without programme
30 that each Power may be free to act.
Minister Moustier has stated in the
French Chambers that the holding OF the
Conference Is uncertain, and that If 1t be
not held France will compel Italy to q
literal obser vance of the September Con-
ven.ion.
The debate on the Italian expedition
in the French Chambers was continued
Tuesday. NM. Simon and Gueroult, on
the Liberal side, attacked the Italian
policy Of the Government, and con-
demned intervention.
Further particulars OF the disas-
trous cyclone which recently occurred
in India have been received. At CAL
cutta the loss OF life and property was
fearful. 1t is estimated that in that
city and neighborhood alone 1000 per-
sons persisted. Thirty thouand huts
and hsbitations were utterly destroy
Count Crivelli the Envoy of Austria
to Rome, has notified the Pope that the
Legislation Of the Reichsrath must pro-
coed en- its course. even in sntagonism
to the Concordat, should the Holy Faith
er refuse to release the Emperor from
the obligations Of treaty made before
he became constitutions monarch.
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ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-The Office o.
Prindle s. Burnham, Bates Block, Mer
chants Row, was burglariously entered
on Tuesday evening last, and an attempt
made to enter the safe, but the burglars
abandoned their project without accom-
plishing their purpose, the safe evidently
proving too hard for the tools at theil
command
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hcCIDENT.-We regret to learn that
MIR. Duncan McDugal, Of Barton, who
Is known by many in this vicinity, re-
ceived a severe injury on Wednesday
morniDg.of last week. He was just go.
ing away with his team when his horse
became frightened and started 30 aud.
denly as to throw Mr.. McDugal out of the
carriage, striking upon his head and
shoulders. He was picked up insensi.
Bile, but came to and is now doing well.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-12

"A second instsllment OF the Als'
bsma correspondent has been laid before
the British House OF Commons. Lord
Stanley, in dispatch TO Mr., Ford, the
present charge d'gsa8@ at Washington,
says England will never submit to the
arbitration of 4 foreign power claims
involving her right to recognize bellige'
rents. He repeats his offer to submitb
arbitration the Alsbams claims, and to
refer all other demands for indemnity u
the decision Of mixed commission.
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Tx AUSTRIAN MISSION. - From thu
following, which appears in the New
York Tribune OF yesterday morning /
will be seen that the Austrian missio
is still vacant:
Candidates for the Austrian Mission
may be interested in knowing that Mr.
Greeley has received official notice Of hi
appointment thereto, and has given no
tiee that he Internationally declines tn
post
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waiting for the boys In order to enjoy
with full hearts the Thanksgiving din.
ner already prepared-when the sad in.
telligenee reached them, cannot be ex.
pressed they can only be family imsg.
ined
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CAsUALrY.-An Irishman working on
the Lebanon Springs Railroai, near
Hoosick Corners, was very severely in
jured one day last week by tn, caving
In of bank. One leg was broten, and
other injuries sustained.
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Wnshingtou Itenls.

The Senate will soon pass = bill
amending the reconstruction act so as
to provide that only majority Of votes
cast shall be necessary to the ratification
OF 8 constitution.
The Senate got excited over the
message, on Wednesday. Senators
Drake, Howard and Sumner were in
cllned to construe its language IS Insult
ing. Dixon of Connecticut came TO the
Presidents defense, and the subject was
postponed, but the object is to prevent
the printing OF the document by the
Senate.
The ways and means committee had
up the currency question Wednesday
morning, and debated for an hour. A
bill will be reported stopping any fur
Their contraction of the currency within
three days. 1t is alleged that Secretary
McCulloch assents to it. His debt state
meut for December will show that he
did not retire any currency last month.
The cotton bill passed by large
majority. The repeal takes effect next
year. In the course of the debate, Mr..
Schenck, chairman of the ways and
means committee, made an important
statement in reference to the taxes. He
declared that he would favor an aboli.
ton of multitude of small taxes which
bear upon manufacturers. He believed
that the entire revenue could be col
lected from ten or twelve articles.
The President nominated to the Sen
ate on Wednesday, Edward Cooper, OF
Tennessee, to be Assistant Secretary OF
the Treasury, and Noah L. Jeffries OF
Maryland to the Registry Of the Treas
ury. he also made several other NOM
nations Of appointments made during
the recess, where Internal Revenue Off
GERS have been suspended. In the latter
cases he sent in his reasons for their sus'
pension, in accordance with the Civil
Tenure law.
The plan Of the opponents of impeach
ment is to move to lay the whole subject
on the table soon after Boutwell's speech
Is concluded. If any member of the
judiciary committee desires to speak, hC
will have an opportunity; If not, MI
Wilson of Iowa will make his test mo
ton. 1t will fail, unless the Democrat:
should think that debate will help them
in that case they may protract debate
several days. Thirty members have sig
nifled their desire to make speeches or
the subject. The most ardent of the i'm
peachers, Boutwell,, admits, now, tha'
impeachment has no chance,
The House was crowded to its ut
most capacity before noon on Wednes
day with people eager to hear the speech
of Mr.. Boutwell, on impeachment, Lore
and Lady Amberly occupied front sea
in the diplomatic gallery, and waited
patiently the afternoon through, but tn
audience was doomed to disappointment
Mr.. Schenck's cotton tax bill occupied
the house till after three o'clock, and i
was too late for any other business.
is supposed that impeachment will com
up tomorrow; it is the special order
but Mr.. Dawes has an election case
which he can bring up as a question @
privilege if he chooses. Boutwell's open
ing speech will last two hours, if tn
house Is so courteous as to grant him a.
extension of time.
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SHUT DowN.-Messrs. Booth & Valen-
tine have shut down their shirt and
drawer mill in Bennington, until after
the 1st of January.
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FUNERAL OF CHANCELLOR. WALwoRTH,
The funeral Of Chancellor Waworth,
on Tuesday afternoon, was largely at
tended. Apollo Commandery of Knight
Templars Of Troy, and Temph Com
mandery Of Albany joined with Wash
ington Commandery and Rising Sun
Lodge and Chapter of Saratogain pay
ing the last honors to their departed
brother. Theservices at the house were
conducted by Rev. DR.. Woodbridge.
Among the mourners present we're the
only surviving brother of the Ghancel-
lor, Rev. Dr.. Bsckus Of Schenectady,
Hon. John NJ. Barbour Of the New York
Superior Court, Hon. 0. IS, Barbour and
father, and Clarence z. Walworh, The
me mbers OF the bar Of the county, to the
number Of thirty, were in attendance.
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A Veto Message of GOV. Page.

The Governor at the last session OF
the Legislature made close examination
Of all corporation bills that we're present.
ed to him for his signature, several Of
which did not meet his approval. One
entitled San act to incorporate the Unit
ed States Peat Fuel Company" which or
iginsted in the Senate was returned with
his objections thereto, and it's passage
was Immediately reconsidered by g unan.
imous vote. AS this message giving his
objections was not published during the
session, We now lay it before our read.
ears.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-12-12

HEAVY PoRKERs.-Mr. d. z. Bibbons
OF Castleton, recently slaughtered nine
hogs for farmers residing withina radius
OF mile in the neighborhood known as
Eaton Hill, in that town, the united
weight of which was 1850 lbs, or an
average Of $50 lbs. each. The heaviest
weighed $50, and the lightest 8g lbs.
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STATE oP VERMONT, 4
Executive CHAMBER, :
MONTPELIER, Nov. 18th, 1857. !

ET0F'
To tie President Of The Senate
Sir Il return herewith to the Senate
without my approval Senate bill No. "a,
entitled IAN act to incorporate the
United States Peat Fuel Company.
This bill passed the Senate on the 5th
inst, and was concurred in by the House
of Representatives on the 9TH inst. It
was presented to me on the afternoon of
the 18th inst. On examination find
the bill is similar in It's provisions TO
the act Incorporating the Hydepark
Mining Company, returned to the House
o: Representatives on the 9Th inst.
The bill returned grants almost IN
limited power to the corporation thereby
created without requiring any fixed cap