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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.
1t was ascertained this morning that Gen.
Sheridan would arrive in this city from Cleve-
land At 10 o'clock. Although il had been
to make extensive preparations for
his reception, the brief notice given Of his
coming defeated the plan of the committee;
therefore the reception Of the General this
evening was very tame affair. The com-
mittee with band Of music met Gen. Sheri-
dan at the Michigan Southern depot and es.
corsed him TO the fremont House, where he
appeared on the balcony and was introduced
by Mayor Rice TO the crowd, which only
numbered three or four hundred.
Tho General vas called on for Z speech,
and in reply stated that some did mot make
speeches because they wouldn't, bus he did
not,hecAass hs couldn't Three cheers were
go ~ the hero u tle Shenandoah. Tbs
~ a1nk etdsos occupy ban - Aodr.
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MSCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 2.
The boiler Of locomotive At the Nashville
4 Decatur depot exploded dis morning, kill
ing Geo. Swesny, fireman, and injuring tvsn-
~ others. Sweeny was thrown distance q
thirty yards. The boiler was thrown two
hundred and forty feet
A merchant at Johnsonville was swindled
out of $4,000 few days since BY partner
who vamoosed.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 2.
L. A. Alexander, the celebrated raiser and
importer Of blooded stock, died in Woodford
county, yesterday.
ST.. LouIs, Dec. 2.
The amount Of money obtained BY the rob-
bers OF the FIRST National bank, at Independ.
ence, Missouri, last Wednesday, WAS about
SIS, ,O0O, $4,000 of which Was 10 gold. The
bank lost SO, 900, and Stone, Mccoy l. Co.
$1,000. The other Losses we're small special
deposits in coin.
q The loss BY the burning Of the Kirkwood
hotel Saturday night was about $50, 900.
0eneral Sherman left here this evening for
Washington, where he expects to remain
most of the winter. He will stop in Cincin-
natl q few DAYS en- route.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.
The U. s. Supreme Court convened at II
.. m. Present Chief Justice Chase, Justices
Nelson, Clifford, Swayne and Miller; Grier
and Field will be present tomorrow. The
Chief Justice announced that the Court would
not transact any business, but would proceed
in body TO make the usual call on the Pres
ident Of the us. Court then adjourned ana
the call made.
Mr.. Carlisle announced there would be q
the memory of late Justice Swayne.
Thad. Stevensis entirely prostrated to-day.
and unable to leave his bed. Fears are en-
tertained that he will not be able to resume
his seatagain very soon, if at all.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
NEw YoRK. ]

NEw YoRK, Dec. /.
The Herald's Kingston, Jamaica, special
says: Earthquakes have occurred at ST.
Thomas, st. Croix. Tortola, Peters Island,
and Little Saba. The shocks were from 2
o'clock p. m. Of the 18th, to the 10Th inst.
Many lives and vessels were lost. There
Was also volcanic eruption, the sea raised
fifty feet over the land, and causing immense
loss of life and merchandise.
FRAsKFoRT, KY, Dec. 2.
The House Of Representatives was organ.
lied to. day by electing John T. Burch a
speaker. The Senate did not organize. TIE
Governors Message will probably be ready
to read tomorrow.
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DIED.

VAN KEUREs-In TIL, city. Sunday, Do. 1rt. o
Cancer ofthe ssorisch, Mrs. CA,azsisf VAN Elr aHs
aged so years.
The funeral services will take place o. the resiienc,
Of her son-inlaw, Vim. Taekaberry, Rsq, on 9th, be
tween Exchange and Bank Streets, II ID morning At
o'clock. This friends oths family Invited to attend
Another earnest worker In the Masters Vineyard ba
been called to enter upon the inheritance of that
rest which He has in waiting for rs redeemed
surelv, blessed the dead who die in the Lord
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

PANS, Dec. "A small body of French
cavalry still occupy Rome, and probably will
remain permanently. With this exception
the French troops have evacuated the Papal
dominions.
ROME, Dec. 2.-The Pope has taken
measures to materially strengthen the Papal
army.
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DrF II o'Connor 68 Main street.
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U. 8. MarshaI's Proclamation.
United ssaes er Amzrea, Southern D,r,sson Of l,ea.
n CIV. CLARK, United States Marshal for the State
ca. Of the State. ans thirty one bs.
Wines In Of seizure and forfeiture und Of
Congress, did. the soth d.y Of October 1857, In
Davenport, Iowa. attach and take In my possession
ssfs on tod ,, thirty one barrels Of fhighwines.
And also give public notice that the time assigned
for the Of said the third Tuesday
March, 1868, At 10 O'Clock said day, AMI hereby
terest n.hs said thirty one bbs OF hshunes or inos-
ns .as Z '
sad appellant, that they be and appear before tbs
:.a e =: . h.d IN and for shs sen.as,n Div,
Room, in the city Of ksckuk In said Districs, It
term. to bc holden the third Tuesday Of March,
intsrpose claim for the salne and to make theirasrs
lions In that behalf.
CIV. CLARK, usM,
dscl-dl4s By II. FULTON, Deputy.
Proclamation in Admiralty.
United aates Of l.se,ica, Disric. Of Ioseo-
United States Marshal's Once
Keokuk. Nov. 9th, 1867. /
HEREBY give notice that by virtue of Z
Warrant Of arrest and nopiiion issued out Of the
o OF the Clerk Of the United states District Court
In and for the District Of Iowa. and directed In the
following cause, to-wit: Johu T. Smith, mariner and r.
beaut, against the steamboat Hiram Price, her ms
cnery furnitures tackle and apparel also barge John
Doyle and wharf boat, for . demand OF contract of
vae ssi7 so did the q III day Of Noveb~r 1851
At he port Of L.c.ire, Scott county, Io~.. In said b
trct OF Iowa srrest and take In my pos for safe
custody and do now desin the SAID sieambost Hiram
Price, her machinery furniture tackle and apparel also
barge John Doyle and wharf bort and hereby 30 give
pubic notice that the time isnsd for the return
said warrant 10 the 1t TuesdAy in JAM lees 10
m ,snd hereby admonsa ard ali persons
claiming any interest 10 the said steamboat Hiram
her machinery furniture and apparc also bari
JohnDol lie AMI wharfboat knowing having
to say why the should be condemned and sold
er hal AIT hiatt fhav hs
and appear before the said District Court the Dis
rict OF Iowa at return term 10 be begun and Eolden
at said District Court Rom the st Tuesday In JAN
s6d Aforesaid at keokuk lows la said District on
said last named day. when and where said will be
hesrd then and there TO intepose their claim and
wer said libel and to make their allegations In that
behalf
a.w. CLARK, UsM
docl-dlF II. fULrnS. Deputy.
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y MMUNETIOM. Hunters can AlnsBs asd
- :Ai' 's's's Z - ~ ssSsso5f q 3s::ssa -
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MILLINERY 4 HoNNET RLEACHERT
Mrs w Bowman .4th st-bst Main Bondeau.
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Boiler Explosion 1T Nashville.
LATEST NEWS nv CABLE,

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1851
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CARPnTs, OIL CLOTHS, 40.
John Copslin .....- .....s... = .53 Main street,
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January 5, 1867.
LATEST ARRIVAL.

Delaware Corn Shelters.
1NHESE Shelters are the best IN use,
x strongly built. and being double gear
ed give them The advantage over The ordi-
nary shelter. Double and single spout,
for sale by RANSOM & DUKE,
an 10 Chsrles,own.
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TERMS OF THIS PAPER
HE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REGISTER
Is PUBLISHED WFEkI.Y


, = 81 per aonum in advance or n Maid OH,
w. u h.o' et'er the cate oi su6,crior;,a.
"a. pa within two mo,lh, ~ srT ="
.ao.ged' These Term, VII. to 49, w." "
NDvLRT'sFNENrs Of one SQUARE =, o.,
co lnserI'eh' or less 81 50. aur q, '.,' Ter
quare for each additional pl>sr,,. II H' pee
'nnea IN the sam. proporiiai, IT, L'fsrr
Z INES Wi! constitute a sq4-rc. pace Of
Il liberal deduction wu be uls5- r.,
'ooYe rates, on yearly advertisements. "s
Il he aun'ber Of insertions be no, mas,
)A ne advertisement, "hen se5l in, j, e,IN.
unlisted ant charged accordingly. " "
Jon FAMINE viii &c executed with Mat.
lc5s AID despatch.
A.. job Hork and Advertisements np,, r.
paid for when banded in. "'' "
Az persona! communications will be CHARGED
~. a! Tie .1.Y q! 81 cents per square, II lines,
- ore insertion
to avoid any misunderstanding on the par,
r. Tie Annual Advertisers il is proper 20 stat,
distinctly than hcr privilege Gully extends t.
heir Own Immediate business Real Estate, Lee
'7t and d. ou,T advertisements sent by theu
0 sc an a4d.usaai charge, and 40 yariatiou.
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DIR. D. W. JONES'
BOTANIC MEDICAL HOUSE,
HgCRRSTOUN. Md.

r,~ef cpri ain ale
w Hbhn can "' 10" ; ,.o,,,,s,,, i, tn.
" speedy ana pe'"'a DC Ns,nra
world, Tor Nil Diseases o. So,,inrI
such as GOEorhea. GIeeI. o"'e'u.ei,
Weakness, SYPHILIS, elections o. '"0 -
and bladder ioius and back, nose a" 'N'0"''
nervousness and other Ex'remues' g
Let the Afl c'ed bear IN miHc: mat =, ~
Jones has cu'ed IN The last SIX years Fi'' /.
eerstown, and many Other places ~ may AM
such cases as were given over TO one II"''I'
reds can testify that he cured mem aver al ga.
er means failed. 1T. Jones mas hoE coz,
Iy improEed his MedlcaI mouse |''I
ConSu'bs hooIS' :" n fa Ir na,rn's rb, viii H.
ou' Tie IT, h'-'''0' ,-.,,i, n, I,pcs vii
nam Pr'So" ~ -,,t ,La,, far
make wIVeh coh''"''
NO ClhL-.>O - /
And without the use Of those deadly PoSons,
,iercorv. Turgenlne, Harlem OIL, oPaba, or
any other disgusting drug. The remedies use"
Nv Dr. jones are entirely Vegetable, sweet to
taste and salubrous to the patient an VII
drive out disease in as many days As it formerly
recnire1 weeks and months; ami can be taken
without any change Of Diet or hjniranco from
business. or detection Of friends, all is made w.
al hy ,hc yo,,e Of becoming praise from The
Iol,y mountain Top to the humble receSse' Of
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l49 Broadway-Near T. ".
City of New York.
February 90, 1867. sm
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Grand Trial Of Sewing Machines
BETWEEN THE

U'Hcor &. Gibbs md Florence &!
THE WILCOX & GIBBS TRIUMPtIANTi
1t is declared the best Machine and awarded
the Highest Premium.
For the Wilcox & Gibbs Machine thirty-hve
distinct claims were made for superiority all OF
which were fully sustained. Fer the Florence
but ten were presented, only two OF which were
sustained by this trial, more thorough than
anything Of the kind ever previously atI.mp'ed,
before an able and impartial jury,lhc justice OF
whose verdict noue eau dispute, IT has bee
proved aud decided, and published to the world
that the Wilcox s Gibbs Machine Is just hat
II has claimed to be AN improvement on double
thread Machines. 1t requires no prophet, we
think to loreieii It's Ultimate triumph as the re-
,ognized standard Sewing Machine ot the
world. Circulars containing full report Of
the Judges, and all particulars at this important
trial can be obtained of
I. l. DARNELL, Agent.
Shepherdstown, july 81. 1866. II
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MANUFACTURER Of lst l'r,u,une Gr,,i
III aud Square Pianos Factories % and a
Camden Eigecl, gnG 10 and e Perrr Spe.t
Gear Baltimore and Chic Railroad. Ware.
rooms No. 7. NORTH Liberty Street. atUre Dab
auore, Baltimore, Md.
Has always on land the llrgeh stock Of Pr
mos g. be :owd IN lie cry. My new Grahd
-c''o ofcTr,.u.E p"tcu agraEe ue3.e Piano,
'~, pronounced uy &c ocN amatucrS ard pro.
.css.rs q he he Dts, PIANO manufactured We
4rra", ii~m Zee Of ever f4ul, Tor h'e year,,
.,.a l.l privilege of exchange within - month,
nnl ''.r-. y s-;Isia Glory 10 the purchaser
SECOND U.lND PLiNiOS always on hand
ron $50 10 SJO9.
lIELOJL1AS md PARLOR ORGASy
I.u tie best makers.
We have permission to refer 70 the following
persons who have our Pianos in use. Dennis
rau,glg, D. s. Rcn:ch, William Rush, W. G.
,ut.er, Richard {. Williams, BENZ f. Harrison.
lr,rr-,- c,4nly. and James l.. Cunningham,
!; &. ai:.h2m, Jacob Scitcrt, Beri Spcca,
tGdror Bowman, George Hokc, Jacob Miller,
las. K. Coe, James Denny, Lcmuei Campbell,
.,y. ~. Ea.. ~ Berkeley county.
- &C., .4g,l-r particulars apply to B. Z.
,"Ehi-gN, Agent, Sheph,rdstowa.
- Terms liberal call Is solicited.
August /, ljC6, /,
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EAMAlh SCHOOL,

4 SCHOOL will be opened in SheP'
II herdslown, for the instruction Of
young Ladies and Misses. commencing
Monday, February 4Ib, 1867. The
course of instruction will embrace the usu.
al English Branches, the higher Maibe-
mates, Natural Sciences, Languages and
Music.
Terms-Per session OF five months =
Primary Chss, Sl6 w
Senior Class, TO include Latin. 22,OO
Modern Languages-each 1000
Semi-pay ment 10 be made April ls''
the remainder at the close Of The session.
Its designed TO establish permanent
first class school, 10 accomplish which,
the patronage Of those having daughters
to educate is respectfully solicited.
Several years experience as an lnstfuc'
tor of youths warrants the hope that COM
pIele satisfaction can be given.
w. H. MORROW,
Principal.
January 5, 1867. ON
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J. HICKLING s CO.'S
Great Sale Of Watches,

On the popular one price plan, giving every
" patron handsome and reliable watch for
the low price Of Ten Dollars WilhoulreEard
to value, aud not to be pad Tor unless perfectly
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On the popular one prize plan, giving every
" patron handsome and reliable watch for
the low price of Ten Dollars WilhoutreEard
to value, aud not to be pad Tor unless perfectly
satisfactory !
500 Solid gold hun. Watches $3.50 10 $50
500 Magic cascd gold Watches 200 10 500
500 LADIES' Watches Euameled 100 10 800
1000 Cold hun. Chron. Watches $50 to 300
| UOO Gold hun. English Levers 2JO to $50
1000 Gold hun Duplex alches $50 10 20J
5000 Cold hun. American Watches 100 20 80
5000 silver Hunting Levers ) to 100
5000 Silver hunting DUpieXes - ID 25O
$500 Gold Ladies' Watches 81 70 $50
10 0U0 Gold ilubl!ng Lepn,s 20 70 70
10 900 Miscellaneous Silver Watches 81 10 lCJ
$4,000 Hunting Silver Watches 70 to 81
81 ,0UD Assorted Watches, all k n5s 10 10 70
Every patron obtains Watch By his ar
rangemen, costing bat $40, while II may be
worth $3.50. No pariioity shown.
Alessrs J. Kicking S CO S Crest American
Watch Co New York City, wish 10 mmed-
ately dispose Of the above magnificent Stock
Certificates naming articles: are placed IN seal
ed envelopes Holders are entitled to the art-
cles named on their certificates, Upon payment
Of Zen Dollars, whether II BE a WalCh worn
$3.50 or one worth less The return 81 any oil
our certificates entities you 10 the ailcie lam
ed thereon, upon payment, HtesPsct'e u Us
worth. and as 10 article valued less than $40 IS
named on any certificate, it will q, once be
seen that his Is no lottery, bat straight-for-
ward legitimate transaction, which may be par
ltjcjna,ed in even by the most fasIGiOus
single Certificate will be sent by mail,
post paid, upon receipt Of IS cents, FIVE for 81,
eleven for 81, thirty-three and elegant premium
; or S., sixty-six and more valuable premium for
$40, one hundred and most superb Watch for
SIS To Agents or those wishing employ meDt
This is rare opportunity. It's legltimstely
conducted business, duly authorized by the
/ Government and open to the most careful
scrutiny. Tryus
! Address, J. HICKLING & Co,
l49 Broadway-Near P. o.
City Of New York.
! February %, 1867. ion
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READ This! READ This !!

WHE undersigned having returned from
( The market with renewed stock Of
Goods bought al panic prices. Jus!
think-
Ladies' White Cotton Rid Hose
ONLY 25 cts.
Ladies Fleeced Lined Hose only 60 cis.
Ladies Invisible Head NeIts only 10 els.
Ladies Buck Gsuniels, Ladies Pebble
Calf Balmoral Shoes, something new and
NICE; Ladies and Misses Gum Sandals,
Gents Scarf Neck Ties, and Collars OF
every description. Gents Wool Cuffs,
Gents Scarf Pins. CLOTHING at
reduced prices. Umbrellas, Travelling
Bags and Hand Trunks. Hats, Shoes and
Notions Of every variety. Come soon il
you want Bargains.
LLOYD LICKLIDER.
Shepherdstown, Feb. 2, 1867.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03

My lord, who, if he did not know very
much about horticulture, was good judge of
dismissed the man Of learning;
and, with many apologies for seeking to rob
his neighbor of such treasures asked the
squire to transfer To his service the man OF
genius. The squire, who thought that now
the charcoal had been once discovered,
any new gardener could apply it as we'll as
the old one. was too happy to obllge my
lord, and advance the fortunes of an hon.
est fellow born in his village. His lord
ship knew very we'll that man who makes
good use of the ideas received through
chance, will make Il still better use OF the
ideas received through study He took
some kind. but not altogether unselhsh,
pains with the training and education of
the man of genius whom he had gained to
his service. The man is now my lords
head foster and bailifi The woods thrive
under him, the farm pays largely. he and
my lord are both the richer for the con-
nection between them. He is not the less
practically painstaking, though he no longer
saws bent and ''his'n; nor the less fe-
licitously theoretical, though he no longer
ascribes successful experiment to chance.
Sir f. B. Luton IN e" BlacklcoOd." d.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1867-07-03
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diction. that the moment of coalescence OF
the correlative germs which result in fecun-
dation and conception, is that moment IN
which the Creator endows the new being
with living organism and an imperishable
soul
Resoioed. End, That all legislation in the
criminal codes, which distinguishes the grade
of criminalitv of destroying the vital organ
ism. according 10 the periods of intra uterine
life, is based upon an exploded and utterly
lsiseless dogma. and contravenes justice ["
the unprotected being, 70 the criminal abor-
tionst, and the most criminal parent, and
the Tat of our Creator, and exposes the chief
criminal 10 the fearful penalties of those who
intract the laws Of nature and natures God.
The following resolutions of thanks were
introduced by DR.. Braley. Of Chelsea, and
when adopted the Society adjourned
ReSolred, That the thanks Of the Society
he presented to the railroads of the state for
the courtesy of half fare on their roads, 10
the semi-annual meeting of the Society
Resoired, That the thanks of the Society
be presented to the daily press of the City
of Burlington, and the papers of the State
generally. tor the courtesy OF notices OF our
semi-annual meeting, with the assurance that
their courtesies in this regard are highly ap-
preciated.
Resolved That this Society tenders our
thanks TO the Professors Of the Medical De
Ir.rtInent Of the Vermont University IN the
cordial and interesting manner in which they
have entertained us during this session