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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-04
SrOwn & 8trtinS'
Nfaups TAR bas 0DIf.
400 8roon,e Ctr, Stem 9orf.

= .4I al e Or 80 =
gir pOuen bic glnft ertianifeit bes gubtifums aui
Mere elesanten 9ianos nit neuen SeaIen in ben
lgenben @t9Ien, IeHteR;
StpI ~ Ottapen, grose Sront. runSe eden,
6langensrtiger Booen, entTpeoer attedtge oser 9es
9niste 8eine,. geraeer, 8ooeu, bic 8nopi9en anf
EN- 8rette unsgebaucbt. $45O
StpI w8". Ottapen, ebeufo wie StpI u, nit
Serpentin auf benz 8rette aussebaatt, sef9nisten
gtgi~s~s 0ttapen, b,e srobsn 5rontedes abb
runbet. Serpentiri i'm Bsbef; bic Ansbau9ung gen
ieieIben ruie i'm stpi rB1, ssi5nibte aora unb 30.
npuIt, sierIi6 gei6niste 8eine $3.50.
Stpi ~, bitaosn, pier srObe runSe Gden.
Der &iden poIirt, Gusbaubungen an 8eif unh
Brett, SerpentinbOoen, sef9niste aprG anb Notenz
uIt elegant gef6niRte 6rI@t6eine. ........- $500
ollie Obigen StpIe iins in eieganteu &oienbolsfurs
nieren ausssIegt unS baben has pOae eiierne @eel,
ran36ffde Ddmpfer, 5arfenpebaI, forage 0ede, GIs
fenbenfroilt uitb Eafbentlappen uno iibertrefen in
frem abersossnen- gaB fat ale ~ Ottap BtanOs,
beften WateriaIien perfertigt nnb t6nnen in 8e3ue
auf ApPretpr, 9anerbaftisteit, &einbeit unS S9me5
bes Zones Hidbt Ebertrpfen IperbsI.
9ie pier oben befhriebenen StpIe be9reifeH al bic
IpeientIid5en Mbduoerungen Der duBeren gouenoung
un6 9eitaIt, peIde non pieIen 6abritanten auf Is
mir Ienfen bic Nufniertiamtet hes gubIitums, Der
Sertdufer unb bes 6anoeIs auf cine griinhlie llns
teriudIns Der SerSienfe unferer qidnos.
toitbaren abriten unb tbeuren Bayern in Der Stabt
uerbunben it1o fno mir i'm Stdnbe, oisfe Yianes gu
Preifen gu oifertren, peIds eone,irrens aufbeben
u1p Iaoen nAn eSeeermdnn eiit, efetben 81 prifen,
ebe lie irgene mo anoers faufen.
Benn Referensen unb 3eusniiIe pom aaufIieh5a
perdngt IperoeH; 10 uerpefen mir biefelben,
lIatt cine grobe Yarabe nit aintlernamen su mas
belt anf Die Ipelen mir unere Yianos perfanit bu=
ben. Sbr r-tbeil iber Die wirtihen 8eroienlte iinz
ierer Ytanos, Iber tbre Sauerbaftisfeit. 9eif
S9meI3 unb Stdrfe, 70 pie NushnIten bes Zones II.
[. M. bafrt auf eigene Grfabrung baben uiel mebi
@ertb, ais bic einfdde 8iliguna enes, penn aud
nod 10 fdhisen kiinftlers, pel9er in einem gor=
ratbsbauie synitrumenfe in gutem Eon uub 0ronuuq
periitbt, tilrs nadbbem fe bic Iesten uolenSenoen
Sanogriiie oes Nrbeiters erbalten baben.
Infer WoIto lift
S6neaer 8erfauf unb seringe Bortbsile".
BsSa Ran ienbe um elm Circular an
8rcpn S Nerfin8,
oS1S 6R 420 Broome Strase, Stem 9orI
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-04
"Yreb Il, Sinles'
(tdalih unb ip6 d entliAl.

Dies lift bas einsise OpaIe 8Iatt, nit Ausnabme ber
mStaats3 peI6es in 8afbpiae berauss
eegeben Ipiro. Bon allen bier eriheinenoen BI6ttern
bat es bic gr6Bte Girtuation nnb it es bas Df;iee
Organ oes Staates. Gs bat cine sroBe GirtuIatiOn
i'm 0orben iopcbL oils aud i'm Siiben unb gei9dftss
leute t6nnen tein befieres anseisen>N ebium fnfen
Sas tdsIibe 8Iatt entbdIt bic lesten unb pounans
bgen teIegrcpbii6en 8eri6te poIttii9en unb
epmmercteuen uno ausemeinen &eGisteiteu. Die
2ofulneuigferten Der Stabt unb umgebmna Iperben
ausfibri beridDte. uiln in ieoer Siniidt nimmt bic
fes 8Iattben eritenRana uuter ben biefgen 3ettuu
gen ETH.
Die @resnihe bes tommenben Sabres perben BON
Sntereiie iein. ueberau 1T bas 2ano in &nfreguna
unb binnen aurSem peroen bic ruibtsiten aebers
fragen er6rtert Hnb entbieben perben g8ir piinitn
oaber, oaB uns has Iopale Bolt in benz tOmmenoen
BabItumpfe NIT allen in ibren 8rdften febenpen
ltteIn unteritiisen m6een, un6 unferem 8Iatte in
chem tleiuen SOrfe OOer 5Ieden i'm Situate 8erbrei,
tlng gu seben. Sn 3ut1nft, wie has in Der 8ergan
genbert gef1eben. rpirb bos 8Iatt Der ernIibe Der
beioiser Der Sheen nnb 9srIaspien unferes sesenwd
tigen Gongrefies fem.
unier Sobz8opm lit in ieber 6inIitf pouitdnbi
eingerihtet uns mir f6nIten an 6dneuigfeIt I'M
NieeIi6ieit nidbt geboten weroe 9erionen, ipeI9
a,f erceente Ansfdbruns 9eeebener AMftrdae i'll ben
bilisiten Yreiien uerIafea.
Yaan aoreiftre
Sre6 nn6 Simes 60,
Slo 8 slnrtb @berr1 Stres
geofbpin| /. Gsnneffce
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-04
Mtbi5iniidje Satmltdt
Der
l1niperfit6t BON NafbDille.
Gurus BON 1867-68.

Der reseImdsiee aebrsGurfss pirb am 50
Grften Wfpntae i'm gfp1ember 1867
besinnen unb am 1. @drs 1868 fdiiesen.
Der uorbereitenbe GURUS Tpirb am er ten so ms
tag I'm Ottober 1nfGngen unb eInen Nonnt
oanern. 9fegelmdBige 8orIefungen wdbrenb bieiem
Wonat NIT <nt, Secisibnnsen Ino Semonftratio=
men. -15
s@9eBaBren. a~&
5tdets fir ben gaf1;en gurius $i05. 90
Natrieulattpns z&oiten. ............- 500
0ebl5ren benin @rGouirsH ......., ...,..... $500
SeoubreH bet:1 Seeiren. 10 90
3pei 6oiptdIer piirben fir3Iit in Der Stabt etab=
lirt. Die henfeIben anbeimfaHenbet RranfbetsfdHe
aus elmer Bep6Iterung ppn 6O,000 Beuobnern nirb
btnreiGtnb gengg tLnlf6e SntrHttion ernl5gIihen.
Sodre IN guten 9GMiern w6benilid pon SIS.
8rofefioren.
s. 8errien 3innsIeb, 81. o., 9rofefor ber
Gherie uno 8barmacie.
Sefepb Sones' @. o., Profefior Der pbpfoIosie
: abOmas r. senminss. gs. D. erOfefOr Der
Nnatonlie.
aBm. Z. Briggs, 81. o., grufeKOr Der gebartss
billie nno Der TpetbItben uno Rinbertranfbeiteu
q. 81. &Einffon, N. o., 8rDfeiior Der RateriG
Webico unb Der seriftIiden Wehisin.
paul e. @pe, ". o.. 9rofefiOr Der grunbidte
uno Der Yraris Der Gbirurgie.
aB. g. 8omlins, Hs. o., grofefIor Der mebisinis
tonic.
Z. 3. Bnd,anau. 81. o., susatDr he's @sfeums
uno Protector bel ben 9rofeiioren Der Gbirrge unb
Der Mnatomie. asa
Begen Rdberem penbe man fidb an
gN. Sc. SOiplins, ID. o., Oefan.
augt2 2m
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-09-04
Nmeritaniidle Orgeln.
Sur
NEWN0Slc1 Mnfff=2ebrer
ElE- unb
Mufifalien= 6dnpler.

Der Gn6esunterseinete lit auf's pouitdnOieite eiz
eeribtet I'm Eotenitide, Saten, muffuIti9e Snftrus
mente unb Nufitbaer ieber strt gu ben niebrisften
9reiien unb in Der erSBten Ausuabl ;u Gnarosz nns
GbetaiIspreiien Sn Eefern.
Muftrdse perben piinttIid mnb reel beforst unter
er NbreFe:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-04
nlarriaors.

On the 23d Of April, at Fr"slb"rg Nd
by Rev. Henry Bishop. WHlidm II. Ffr
cy. ESQ.,. 10 Mamie h daughter OF the
clergyman.
In Hagrrs,own. Md, on the 25lh nI'.'
by Rev. G.. K. Ham :, DR.. j. lern0h
Simmons. Of Charlestnwn, to Miss mr.
rioie B Neil. Of HE former place.
On the Is ull. BY Rev. o. NJ. Stew
art. Mr.. Jnmes d. lack and Miss inn
" PorierfsM, both of Berkeley county.
On the 23d nIr.. by Rev. D. -. Kuhn,
W.. Iance r HhiEngtOn and Miss
finn {. Hodge. both Of this county.
In Mobile. March 22d, Thomas H..
Harrison, formerly Of Marllnsburg, to
Mary d. Himing, of the former pIace.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-04
TO THE
AFFLICTED !
DIR. D. ". ZONES.

or he Botanic Medical House, il.oers.
town. Nd. will visit SHEPHERDS.
TOWN, Va, 10 give all persons lIl,c,pi
an opportunity Of consulting tive Dr.. III
person, al J. p. 4. EntI,r's Hotel. ON
Wednesday, 18th of May, 1867,
for One Day Only. when The DR.. will
give al persons afflicted full satisfaction
that NAV consult with him. Please see
Or. Jones regular advertisement in the
Shepherd,town "Regisier." The Dr's
t eeln,n nj is enlirsly vegetable. No
charge Tor consultation. For medicine,
charges moderate. DR.. Jones is not
cure all. like many profess to be. win
cure the following named diseases Ner-
vousness. Dyspepsia. Coslveness .Symp-
IONS Of Consumption. Ringing in the
Ears: p in in The Back. Head and Bress,
I.oins. Kidneys and Bladder. Affections
of the Nose and Throat, GonorLps,
elect, Structures, Syphilis and Gravel.
Rheumatism. Dimness Of Sight, Fright
fu Dreams. Loss of Memory, Depression
of Spirits, Female Complaints, Seminal
W eakness, and other affections.
ID. W. JONES.
May 4, 1867. 2w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-04
Corrected ,rsskly by d. S. Rentch.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR Howard street Super and
cut Ezra Ii 25 Sl2 %; do. high
GRADES l3 80 8 rs.
WHEAT-We quote white at SO so,
and rcd a, SO 80. Market steady.
CORN We norice sales OF prime
whi,e at 81 % ; and prime yellow al
| 26aSl %. Market dull and lower.
OATS.-l700 bushs received. and
eboul the same quantity sold al II a Is
cts per bushel. Nothing doing in Rye.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-04
TOWNSHIP MEETING.

THE Voters OF Chapline Township are
requested TO meet al the Court House
on Saturday the nm Of N"y. at . o :
clock. p. M. TO nomin lie candidates Tor
Township Officers TO be voted Tor on I'VE
23rd of May. 1867. A full attendance Is
desired. Bv order of
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEES.
Nav q, 1867 Wv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-04

MAILS at 50 per key, for SIZE by
II L. Shger.
Z IFE Of General Turner Ashby, for
Il sale by Morgan. Srods g. Go.
CURE Cider Vinegar, for sale BY
( Morgan, Strobe E. Co.
NAVY Beans, for sale By
\ Norgan, Strobe & Co.
1 NEW supply Of Goods. just received
4 a, r. ". LGtimer's.
NEW arrival of Fashionable Dress
\ Gonds at r. ". Lo'imer's.
uECOND Stock of bleached and uo
y bIeached DonesIics. just received al
may 4 r. ". Lafimer'S
EYEGLASSES and Syrups. prime sri,
IA cl,s. for sale cheap, AT
may 4 2. ". Lolimer's.
NUGAR and Coffee, A NJ. |, for sale
y low, at r. ". Lafimer'Y.
NOAL Oil for go cents, al
Il may r. ". Laiimers
NO! Just from market! New Goods
IL a, II. " Latime,'S s.
lUlE largest stock Of Notions and Fan
( cy Goods, is found al Lofime' $.
IF you don't believe that Lloyd Lickll-
I der is selling Clothing, Hats and Shoes
cheap. jus. call in and examine hls PrI'
ces and be convinced for yourselves.
11EISER'S Self Regulating Grain Sep
u aralor. Cleaner aud Dagger. TIE best
Threshing Machine in use, for sale by
Ransom g. Duke, Chsrlestown.
yNEN Tons "Zell's" Raw Bone Phos'
( phae for Corn, just received and for
sale by RanSon q DUKE
Nav 4 ChaIlesl0wn.
mURE White and Yellow Seed Corn,
( for sale by Ransom 8. Duke,
May 4. 1867. Charleslown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-04

OOTOMAC Herring and Shod Roe. for
< sale by Morgan, STROBE e. Co.
ENCOURAGE home sSill by having
u yoor Pictures made at DarreII's new
Gallery.
y EST American Prints al 5 cts. Nice
= LAWNS cts. and The best Vinegar IN
Town. I'm. n. Ch0piine.
NNALFANT'S Coco Cream, for the
u hair, only 80 cents, al the
ap 81 Drug Store.
NLDHAM'S Hair Dye, best IN the mar
y kcr. uol received at tie
ap27 Drug Store.
1 FINE article Of Smoking Tobacco.
y for sale cheap. at the Drug Store.
llSSENCE Lemon, Cinnamon and Pep.
u perminl, By the dozen or single bot
tie, at the Drug Store.
TILL the first Of June only will The new
| Gallery remain IN ShepherdsIown.
70 EST Hair OIL. our own make. only 20
- cents per bonle,s the Drug Store.
M ATH f. WIS Venetian Hair Dye. for
LN sale at tic Drug Store.
i RNOLD'S Celebrated English Wiz
* ting Fluid, for sale at lie
ap27 Drug Store.
I AIDES and Gents Cotton Hose. only
u III cents, for sale By
ap27 Cost e. Ungnsr.
nUPLEX EIepric Hoop skirts. latest
y styles, Tor sale by Cost g. Ungnr.
4 FINE lot OF Chewing Tobacco. for
* sale by Cost g. Uagnr.
NUAKERS' Garden Seeds. al kinds,
y for sale by Cost 8. Uognr.
4 PRIME article Of Coal OIL. only 60
~ cents, for sale by Cnsf g. Hngner.
QIOlLET Soaps and Periumerv, ioI sale
( by Cost g. H0gnr.
4 MEXICAN Coffee a nev s'icIr, l"r
X salo by Cosf g. U0gnty.
q Ii kinds Of Stationery, at tho
* ap u Drug Store.
r ON LBS. Lewis Philadelphia White
IVY Lead just received At 'Ire
ap27 Drug Store.
IlELMBOLD'S FLUID Extract Duckr,
u at ute Drug Store.
4 LARGE clock Of Paints, OLE, Win
X doo Glass, al sizrs, and Puny. jos,
rec,i - a. the Drug Store.
lfALi. Ia see The new Photograph Gul.
\ lcy. April u, 1867.
no Dot fail 10 have your Pictures made
y bclufr The h.s! of June.
DURLAP'S Linen and Couou seamless
ID Grsu Bags. ju-lr'cci,ed snd i'r ale
b, Ransom &. Co., ChsrIr,I"wp.
NE" Odesns Molt.ses FOR ale ny
II dec - d. s. R,nich.
uOA?>.-Col2are's GIyceune. Cob
y ga,r's Casu!e. Lows Honey. Bar
Casul~ y,uhsgsn's Honey, Low WnI-
sor, Yankee Shaving. Culgaie's Palm.
ErIsat,', Hotel. and large snrpeiy OF
other Supp, plain and fancy, al ihe
ap 81 Drug Store.
~ BUSHELS Seed Mercer Porsioer.
40 rs bushels Maine Carer do. ,Swee,
Po.aIo Shusls. Usage Orange Seed, Navy
Beans. Tor seed. Early Cabbage and To-
msIo Plants, al kinds. fer sale by
RASsos 81 DUKE, CbsrIes,own.
nLOWS. &c.-Psge PIows, Q and 3
( horse. Livingston Flows. 2 and 3
horse. King Flows, Double and Single
Shovel Flows, (superior.) One Horse
Flows. for gardens. Hand Garden sted
Drills, White Wash Brushes. for sale by
Ransom L. DUKE. Cbsrleslown.
WO. | Gravely Tobacco for 'ale at mo
Ak Ian ~ UIUQ SfoTf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-04
TOWNSHIP MEETING.
Nav q, 1856

7NHE voters of Shepherd Township are
K requested To NEE, a, the Court House
On Saturday the lIM Of Jlag. at3 2
clock, p. NJ, for The purpose of NOM
mating candidates for the various Town
ship Officers. 10 he voted for on the 23rd
Of Nav, 1867. A full attendance is de-
sired. BY order~of
TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE.
Nav 4. 1867. 2"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-04
Dcatbs.

At Bolivar. this county. on April 18Th,
Mr.. James Fisher, aged 81 years.
In Washington city, on the 26th uIl.,
Mr.. John n. Crutch|ey. formerly Of
Hsrper's Ferry, Va, uged 5 years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-04
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Mary Slaub,
We. IN CHANCERY.
Lewis Watson.


On consideration whereof il is adjodg-
ed. ordered and decrsrd that this cause be
referred to Master Cormlssioncr Of ihIs
Court with Ims rucI"ns
LIST. TO ascertain and report lie amount
of purchase money Que upon Lots NO
GO aud "a TO Thomas Shepherd. or hIs
assignees. by Henry aud Jarob S'aub' on
the 28lh OF February. 1916, "hen the
said property was sold under decree 81
thus Court and purchased b. Solomon
Bllmyer.
2nj. 70 ascertain end report tie pres
on, annual value or renal 81 Lols M. 63
and 4.wnh Improvements nP"" the same
excluding any Improvements frrc'td Up
IN said lots slnce the 2S.h a. February
1916. and the cash vaIue and annual val
Ne OF any dover Of complainant, '"gst e.
" lh al. other mates drem'G periln'n
to himself or which any OF Tie paf'ie'
may require TO have s;al'd and make r.
port uf tbs proceedings win a we" 10
fuliher decree IN l. Coln.
a copy-Ie'ir.
w. A. CIAPLlNE, Clerk.
Per y. FAYMAN, ID. Z.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-04

&z7 We have examined he ne churn,
invented and patented by J. i. Dawson
Of Md. April 9th. 1867. and having seen
il work have no hesitation in Recommend
ing il io the public, hsine SATISFIED II VIII
do all that j. claimed for II. II makes
butter in less than 10 minutes. and gath
ers !, on plate. separate from The butter
milk. |, is simple in its structure. BY
removing the Top, the butter. plate, shalt
and dasher, is lifted out. leaving the bni
ter.milk in the square box. which is east
Nv cleaned and aired. /, is no. liable 10
re, on, of order. and has many advantages
over all other churns. making more butter
in shorter time than any other, aud
in our opinion il is the best churn now In
use. We wish our friend w. l.. Bfiscoe.
who is the agent. abundant success. We
vouch for The responsibility and veraci'y
of the gentlemen whose certificates appear
below:
TINS is to certify that Dswson's pa'en'
churn made one pound Of butter out OF
one quar, of oream,xt my house IN Jeher'
son county, W. Va, on the l9lh OF APPEL,
1857, in 8 minutes by the watch, and
,ecolnDe end i, 10 my neIehbors.
EnuD TURNER.
Dawson's chnrn made butter in Shep'
herds,own. w. Va. April 2Olh. in IL
minutes. BY my watch. including. Two
stops Of 10 seconds each.
w. l.. HERRINeToN.
As,. Assessor. l4;h Div. % DIST. w. va
c.r,lfy thu, Dawson's churn made
but',r stmy house. in Jefferson conn
ty,eve.. in twd minutes.
JAMES E. MADDOX.
Ma, 2nI, 1867.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-05-04
ShepherJslown. w. Va. }

ShePhefdEIOWn ". va
May 4, 1867.
Notice is hereby given that al NY office
in Snepherdslown, on Tuesday The 2SIh
of May. instant. will proceed TO execute
the above decree.
&. L. STUBBS. Commissioner.
Nav 4, 1867. Prs fee $500. Nv
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
Radical Bowwow at Fort Smith,

The Arkansas Republican convention was held at Fort Smith on the 18th inst. IL was attended by four hundred delegates, representing all parts of the State. Much enthusiasm and unanin- ity prevailed. Lafayette Gregg. of Washington county, was chosen Presi- dent, with nine vice presidents.
 Resolutions were adopted daelar;po Q that Congress has the ea....clusivo riahf to prescribe fe,.'..ns for the restoration 2. .ne late seeded States, including the power to amend the Constitution of the United States so as to carry out the designs of the Declaration of Inde- pendencc.
 Alleging the adoption of the pend- ing constitutional amendment as abso- solutely necessary for the safety, honor and dignity of the nation.
 Asking Congress to take at the car Hest day possible, such steps as will enable loyal people of Arkansas, with out regard to race or color, to reorgan- ize the State Government on the basis of sincere and active loyalty to the United States Government and upon clearly defined republican principles.
 They also ask Congress to declare tho present government of Arkansas abolished, and to extend the right of suffrage to all loyal men, without dis tinetion of color, except Indians un- taxed.
 Tile Convention also elected a Re publican State Central Committee, consisting of thirteen members, with V. Bell, of Sebastian county, president.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
Confsoation Illegal-The Courts
 against if,


 We learn that very important case has just been decided in the Morgan county Qa.) Circuit Court. It was no less important a suit than ode brought by Messrs. Oyler and Banta, of this place, for the possession of certain tract of land sold and confiscated bv the United States, during the war. as rebel property. The occupant sci up. by way of answer, the decree of the United States Court and the deed of the United States Marshal to him, which brought before the Court the merits of the whole case.
 The case was fully argued on two separate occasions, on the last of which Judge Baker of one of the Southwest ern Circuits presided along with Judge Eckles, President Judge of the 9th cir cult. After mature deliberation the Court came to the conclusion that the sale was null and void, and that as n consequence the plaintiff was entitled to immediate possession of the pfem- ises.
 If this conclusion of the two learned Judges who presided at this trial be the law, as we have no doubt it is, those unfortunate women and children who happened to live in the South during the existence of the rebellion, and who had their reality lying in the loyal States .confiseated, have nothing to do but bring suit for possession, ard they will be reinstated ill all their original rights.
 But who will get the rents and pro- fits during confiscation. This is nice question; but we presume the courts will give it to the rightful owner of the land, a suit being brought.-Joh ohn- son County (Ga.) Press.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05

Fifteen miles west of Des Arc, Our course of study embraces the Latin, Greek, and English Languages Mathematics, Geography, History, Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Rhetoric, Logic, etc., and instrumen- tai Music,
 0rthography, Penmanship, Written Com position and Elocution, receive special atten- ton. et 4.4.d s.e
 The fourteenth semi-annual session, under Prof. ". A. Garner and Lady as Principals, and au adequate number of Assis- tants, will commence February 4th, 1867. Terms, payable one-half in advance and the balance at the close of the session. Tuition ranges from SIS to $25 per session. Incidental Fee 50 cents. -.H
 Music on Piano, $25, Use ofinstrument $5. Deductions made only in cases ofprotracted illness. Board, (exclusive of washing and Gghts,) SIP co per month ?. s. Young men who were disabled in the Confederate Army, and are in indigent cir cumstauces, will receive tuition without charge. l a. a
 " L. MOORE,
 Prisident Board Trustees. A. J, TIioMAs, Secretary
 Hickory Plain, January l, 1867 -jan5-1m
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
Position to Southern Presbyterian
 Ministers,
BELLEwooD FEMALE SEMINARY,l
 November %. 1866.


 November %, 1866. { DR. RICE: Knowing that the late war has curtailed the pecuniary resources of most of the ministers in our church in the South, and as a consequence O this fact that many of them are proven ted from educating their daughters as they desire to do, would give notice, through you, that 1 will take into my school and educate four daughters oi Presbyterian clergymen of the South at half the usual rates for board and tui- ton. The only condition that 1 makt is that they shall be over twelve years of age, and bid fair when educated to be honorable and useful women. The South should train it's own teachers and no longer be dependent on the North for it's educators. In these days of ra- pidly varying fortunes, all fathers should train their daughters so as to enable them to take care of themselves. know. of no way of. doing this better than to'fit them to become the teachers of youth. The education that fits them for that prepares them to adorn an other position, no matter how high. which they may be called to fill, and is the best fortune that can be given them. My next session opens on the first ol February, and continues twenty weeks. The faculty consists of myself as prin- cipai, two assistants in the literary de- partment, two teachers of music, and a teacher of French, painting, drawing and embroidery.
 The course of study embraces three years, after the branches usually taught in common schools have been mastered Where ministers are not able to pay hail the usual price themselves, some of their friends might aid them. Twenty five dollars per month for board and tuition is the full price. Music, French, paint ing and drawing are extra. The loca- ton is one of the healthiest and pleas antestin Kentucky, twelve miles from the city of Louisville, on the Frankfort railroad, where may be addressed.
 ". ". HILL.
Des Arc citizen., 1867-01-05
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 Mas. NANCY l.. PoE, wife of Major R. II. Poe, of West Point, Arkansas, died Jan lst 1867, aged years the 22d day of November last.
 Sister Poe professcd faith in Christ when young, and joined the Methodist Church, but after reading and thinking for herself she became dissatisfied with her baptism, and she and her husband were baptized into the fellowship of the Baptist Church; and9 iii the year 1857, moved to Arkansas and joined the Baptist Church in West Point, where she remained faithful and use- ful member until her death. She was an aflectionate wife, Kind and indul- gent mother, an accommodating neigh bor and friend 10 the poor and distress ed. But her labor of love and charity is done on earth, and she has gone to receive her rcwaad. Sometime before her sickness she told her husband that her stay on earth was short; but her faith in God was strong and abiding. During her sickness she praised God, saying "Bless the Lord, Q, my soul ; and all that is within me, bless His name" And now she is realizing her great gain, and the bereaved husband, children, church and community, their great loss. But we sorrow not as oth- CTS who have no hope, for, Blessed arc the dead who died in the Lord from henccforth. Yea, saith the Spirit, that they may rest from their labors, and their works do follow them
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