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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-12-26
w HOLE NO. 2273.

loyal, and forgiveness for the disloyal. It seemed to me to be the duty of patriotism. humanity and Christianity to. lift up the poor, secure the rights of the weak and to forgive the erring. I hope our friends in your convention and in the conventions of other states will infexibly maintoin the equal rights of al, lick and wkite, and deal generously with those who raised their hands against their country. It seems to me that the policy that. shall secure, hedge about, and guard the civil and po- lltlcal rights of all, and deal mercifully and generously with our erring country. men, vii hasten the time to be striven, ho- ped and prayed for, when the bitter mem ores of the bloody conflict through which we have passed will be forgotten in the common enjoyment of impartial liberty and eqlaI justice m the general prosperity and common renown of our native land
 am, dear sir, yours very truly,
 5ae HENRY WILSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-12-26

senator Wilson has written the following 2 letter to Judge Underwood, relative to the proposition to disfranchise all Virginians who cannot read and write in 1871:-
 UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. IT. 1867.
 Hon. John C. UnderUood:--
 MY DEAR SRI have received your note of yestesday, in which you ask my views toucliag the proposition todisfranchise all persons in 1871who cannot read and write. If such proposition is seriously pressed by any nnmber of persons, they are doubt less influence in their action by the writing provision in the constitution of Massachu- setts That provision disfranchised no one. It secured the ballot to all wbo possessed it and applied the educational test only to those who came of age or were naturalized after it's adoption. If the proposition is te put into your constitution the educatiora test ill 1871, to apply only to tbose who come of age at that date, or are naturalizec to take up their residence in your state; i would be in accordance with the oft quot ed provision in the constitution of Massa chusetts.
 Such a provision might be an incentive to young men of both races to better quali fy themselves to exercise the elective fran
 
 1 of colored men to whom education has beer 1 denied, and to whom suffrage has been giv en, a light So essential to the security O. their lives, liberties, and property, and te disfranchise thousands of poor white mer who have never enjoyed the priceless bles sings of common schools, would be great wrong-a measure utterly indefenslble Poor laboring men, more than any other class of men, need the ballot for security Ignorance if it be loyal, iberty-loving and just, is safer than intelligence that Is un, patriotic, unjust and selfish. Nopoor mar in possession of manhood suffrage shall ev CT have the ballot taken from him by m, advice or with my consent unl ,ss f)r crime When slavery the prolific mother of all ou woes, perishel, when the civil war ended I hoped to see nothing done for .reveng but all for. security. Heart. co ,scig n e all, reason bade me strye to SC :ure eaus rights for the black-msn, protes5ion for th
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-12-26

The Winchester (va.) News says: " Pop- ,llation is pouring in upon us, chiefly from Southern Pennsylvania. These folks are generally of the right stripe, and come to farm on our lands. We welcome all such. The Pennsylvanians are a shrewd people. and many suppose they are getting clear of their greenbacks on account of their dis. trust in the federal currency. Be that as it may, every man who comes here and brings thousand dollars, and spends it ia a community. is a public benefactor."
 Whatis the difference between Noah's Ark and Joan of Arc? One was made of wood-the other was maid of Orleans.
 A good sort of man was recently asked to subscribed to . chandelier for the church s'Now," said he, what's the use of Q chan delier? After you get it you can't get any ole to play on it." r ~.
 The Princess salm salm is in Washing ton. @t
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-12-26
UNITED STATES HOTEL, . ~ LiTCHFIELD. CONN. .sA..5e

J-I take pleasure In Informing my old friends aud patrons of the "Mansion House, and the public generally that have purchased reHt- ed and refarnished this well known house and that it. is now open for ( the accommodation of Guests. Every ecare will be taken to make the stay of regular and transient boardeu pleasant and agreeable. Connected with the Hotel Is dwell appointed Livery Stable. a s.. \ sl.. ssl..s s~~
 s5-sm. 'f FRANCIS N. HALE. p
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Book and Job Printing.

Book and Job Printing. All kinds of Book and Job Printing neatly and promptly done.
 Business Cards, Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, Labels, Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamphlets, &c., &c.,, done in the best style and as cheap as at any office in the State. Orders by mail, otherwise respectfully solicited All Jobs returned c. O. D. +e-
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-12-26
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SA v ING!

yHSHE Undersigned having bought he sonti
 N Mills, and fitted them up in ti.a bes manner, is prepared to do
 . e- saving Of ali Kinds, AND WARRANT SATISFACTION. : Particular attention paid to saving sIl, gIcs
 also will keep on hand CT saw to order ;al t.f CHESTNUT SHINGLES. CiJEsTEUT AND HEMLocK LUMBER ,,1 ,''a ~ es Of all kinds. 1 [ ,LATH, JOIsI,x ,,..s.s.t ! ] SCANTLING, SOU ABE TIMBER, FENCE POoTSs RAILING, -r.. - I5t. ..r .4r st-e- AND PICKE IS.
 I have on hand nice lot of Ash and White Oak Plank, suitable for carriage work hard and soft Wood for sale at ali times, '
 l2S feet to the Cord. also have lot of summel Wood fitted for the stove. -...
 Having had years of experience in sa wing and using lumber, and employing none but good workmen, feel confident that can give entire satisfaction 10 all that will give le q call. ga5rrs t.1,.- J. W. BlGLOW. z Litchteld. Jan. lst. 1867. ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-12-26
American and Foreign Patents
R. Ii. EDDY.

l SOLICITOR OF EATEN Late Agent of the U. 5. Patent Office, Wash. ington, under the Act ol 1887. No. 7S STATE STREET, opposite Kilby St. BosroN A FTER an extensive practice of upwards oi IA twenty years, confines to secure ,Patents in the United States also in Great Britain. France and other foreign countries. Caveats. Specifications, Bonds, Assignments, and all pa pers or drawings for. Patents, executed on req. sonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made into American and Foreign works to deter mine the validity and utility Of Patents of h. ventions, and legal and other advice ren dered in all matters touching the same Copies of the clans of any patent furnished by remit tlag one dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington" >at
 No Agency in the United States possesses superior tdcsIifass for obtaining Patents, dsceytainlnq the patentabiIay of in0eations.
 During eight months the subscriber, in the course ot his, large practice, made on tVice re- Jected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS everv one of which was decided n Ais fapor by the Com missioner of Patents.
 TESTIMONIALS.
 '' regard Mr. Eddy as one of the most copa- be and successful practitioners with whom have had afficial intercourse CHAS. MASON,"
 s-*- Commissioner of Patents
 II have no hcssiation in assdling inventors that they cannot employ a man more competent and trnstacosthy, and more capable of putting their applications in form 10 secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent office. EDMUND BURKE.
 Late Commissioner of Patents,
 MT. R. H. Eddy has made for me THIR- TEEN applications, in all, but ONE of which not fapfo hov hoop fol hot :e pending. Such unmistakable proof of great tal- ent and ability on his part leads me to recon mend all inventors to apply to him to procure their patents, as they may be sure of having the most faithful attention bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable charges. ~ F D., r'rs . 2 JOHN TAGHAR1."
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SENATOR WILSON ON D1SFRAN
 CHISEMENT.

Senator Wilson has written the following letter to Judge Underwood, relative to the proposition to disfranchise all Virginians who cannot read and write in 1S71:-
 UNITED STATES SENATE CHAMBER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-12-26
NATIONAL UNION REPUBLICAN
 CONVENTION.

The undersigned, constituting the Na. tlonal Committee designated by the Con. yentlon hell at Baltimore on the 7th of June. 1861, do appoint that 8 NATIONAL, CONVENTION OF THE UNION RE- PUBLICAN PARTY, be held at the citv of CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, on WEDNES. PAY, THE TWENTIETH DAY OF MAY NEAL at l2 clock, NJ, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the offices of Fresldent and Vice President of the Uni ted States. Each State in the United States Is authorized 10 be Represented In said Convention by the number of del e9ates equal to twice the number of Sena- tors and Represen tatives to which each State Is entitled in the National Congress.
 We invite the cooperation of ali citi zens who rejoice that our great civil war has happily terminated in the discontinue ot rebellion; who would hold fast the un- lon and integrity of the Republic, and maintain its paramount right to defend to the utmost its own existence, whether i'm. pelllled by secret conspiracy or armed force; of an economical administration of the public expenditure; of the complete extirpatlon of the principles and policy of Slavery; and of tine speedy re-oroaniza- tion or those states whose governments were destroyed by the rebellion, and the permannnt restoration to their proper practical relations With tho TJnited Statas ID accordance with the true principles If Republican government.
 MAcUs L. WARD N. J., Chairman;
 JOHN D. DEFREEs, Ind, Secretary.
 JOHN B. CLARK, N. H,
 SAMUEL F. HUssEY, Maine. e-.
 A. $. GARDNER, Vermont
 WM. D. CLAF1N, Mass. ..>
 $. s, PURvIANcE, Penn. ti ig
 J. s. FOWLER, Tenn. .s.s. .-s -.,..
 MARSH GIDDINes, Mich.
 5. 5 F F. sf6fBBsst sGffB III Iowa.
 A, ". CAMPBELL, w. Va. .. ,..
 H. W. HOFFMAN, Md.
 N. E. SMIrHERs, Del.
 W. J. CowINet, Va. -.
 s. H. BOYD, Mo. .'. ...g..
 c. l.. ROBINSON, Fla. ..
 s. JUDD, Wis.
 H. GREELEY, N. Y.
 H. H. SrARKwEATHER, Conn.
 B. R. CowEN, Ohio. -s- ...-,.
 T. SAMPSON, Minn.
 D. R. GooDLoE, N. c.
 T. G. TURNER, R. I. 14
 N. EDMUND, Dacotah. ..
 $. J. CRAWFORD, Kansas. .-...
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-07
Alarria9es.

On Thursday morning, by Rev. J. F.
Campbell, Mr.. 4. p. Rinehart 10 Miss
Mary c. Link. daughter Of Mr.. Adam
Link, Sr., all of This county.
In Msriinsburg, on the 26lh ul,., Mr..
UiHianl Bradshaw 10 Miss SaIhe Yin
tern.Oyer, all Of this place.
On The 30h uli., al The Church OF the
Holy Cross. in Columbus, Ohio, by Rev.
J. b. Hemsieger, Pastor, Mr.. John IL.
Schiiing 10 Mrs. Kate VI. Nicholson,
daughter OF the late G. Bono Wager, Esq.
of Hsrper's Ferry, w. Va.
On the 2sth uli., by Rev. A. c. Hop
'kns, Mr.. Charles E. Redfren, Of Sraus-
burg, TO Miss Helen ]. Taylor, daughter
OF Mr.. John w. Taylo Of Charles Town.
On the Sd insr.,by Rev. W. H. Meade,
Mr.. Charles ". .4iSguih, of Charles
town, to Miss Maggie s. Baylor, daugh'
Ter Of Co. Robert W. Baylor, OF this CO.
In Martinsburg, on the Dist ult., by
Rev. J. S, Heilig, Mr.. I'm. Murphy TO
Elisabeth E. Richards, all OF Berkeley.
On the 18th ult. by Rev. w. ID. Lele-
vre, Mr.. Geo. S. iNiIler 10 Miss Maggie
II. Reynolds, all OF Berkeley county.
On The Goth nit, in Hedgesville, Berke-
ley county, by Rev. w. d. Hanson, Mr.,
Noah Hedding, of Pennsylvania, 10 Miss
Prudence l.. IaJier.
Al Nj. Pleasant. on the 9Th ult., by
Rev. Lewis F. Wilson, Mr.. Geo. W..
Marshall TO Miss Mary L. LJcvrc, both
Of Berkeley county.
On The 81 inst, al Bunker Hill, in the
Episcopal Church, by Rev. Mr.. Mullen,
Mr.. Ed,Cdrd j. BeaverstOck, of Ohio, 10
Miss Maggie F. Bel, of Berkeley Co.
On the 2sIh ull, by Rev. Mr.. Essly,
Mr.. Robert Lamon, OF Berkeley county,
w, Va. 10 Mrs Mary hate Miller, of
Franklin county, Pa.
In Hedgesvile, on the 2srh ull., By
Rev. d. ShoafT, Mr.. James L. Quinn
and Miss Belle Uay, both Of Berkeley.
On the 2slh ull., by Rev. w. D. Han
son. Mr., Geo. ". Patton TO Miss Mary
Shank. both Of Marlinsburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-07
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

OUR Choice Smoking Tobacco and good
y Chewing Tobacco, at
nov % LickidNs.
DIDING Brides, Blind Brides, and
"A Rope HalIers, at extraordinary low
prices. Twm y heedy.
OAISINS, Cuuanls. Cilron and Lem
a ons, just received by
nov % Jos. W. Honebraker.
IF you want No. pair Of Men, heavy
( Buck Gloves for 81. Drop in at
nov % Lloyd Lickiider's.
DHEN's Double Wooden Jackets, at
1A nov % LtckHdsr'S.
TET and Steel Tacks at
j Richard 6. UeishGns.
I AIDES Merino Vests, at
"A Rickard 6. Uelshans.
A FULL stock of Rufling and Trim
Il mines Of all kinds, at
nov 9 Richard g. UelShdnS.
nOCO Cream and COcoaine. excellent
Il hair dressings, for sale al The
aug3l Drug Store.
WOBACCO, Chewing and Smoking, for
4 sale by d. ). R'htch'
T7OOP Skirts.-We have large stock
* Of Hoop Skirts, all sizes. which we
are now selling less than cost. Call and
see them. Irnin f. Keedy.
Z ARGEST and cheapest stock Of Goods
Il in ShePherdsiown at d. s Rentch'8.
lockwood Jewelry, al rs cents and
ID 81 per set. Richard &. HelshanS
UALT.-G. A. and Fine Salt, by the
y sack or otherwise, cheap, at
nov2 Ir,crn E. Keedys.
RlACTORY Goods OF all KINDS and de-
X scriptlons, for sale by
nov 2 D. S. Rentch.
uUSARS OF ell kinds for ssle by
y noy2 D. S. Renich.
CAUSAGE CUTTERS AND STUF-
OFERS.-Bills Patent Sausage Cutters,
Peuy's Champion Sausage Cutters, Per-
rvs Patent Sausage Suffers. for sale BY
Ransom {. Duke, Cbarlesiowa,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-07
CHRISTMAS GOODS !
REDUCT ION OF PRICES!
G. D. K ELLER,
No. II Hest Washington Street,

HAGERsToWN, MD,
Gugss., Has just returned from Phil
RSS1N,S az adelphia, with q large and
s06SSA2S@SS well selected Stock of Goods
suitable for the Holidays, consisting in WAT
CHES Of the best American, English and
Swiss Manufactures, Ladies and Gentemen's
GOLD WATCHES OF ALL STYLES.
A complete assortment of JEWELRY of all
the latest styles. CLOCKS of every descrip-
tion and price, A full line of SILVER WARE
from Napkin Ring to Tea Set. FANCY
GOODS-the finest articles, such as
MUSIC BOOKS, WORK BOXES,
CIGAR STANDS, TOILET SETS, LADIES
COMPANIONS, VASES,
Portemonnais, Needles, Scissors aid Cutlery of
the best quality. Gold, Silver and Steel SPEC
TACLES with the most improved glasses 10
suit every one.
As Christmas is near at hand and persons
are DESTROYS of making presents he will sell
goods for this purpose at reduced prices.
Remember the place, Sign of the Big Spccks
at j. Posey's Old Stand, . doors East Of the
Hagerstown Bank.
H. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry promptly
repaired and warranted.
G. D. KELLER.
Hagerstown. Dec. I, 1867. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-12-07

T17ANTED.-Onions, Potatoes, Cab
II bage and TurniPs, in exchange for
good.
nov . TrtUin 6. Kcedy,
MEMS Gum Shoes. Gents Wool
1I Cuffs, Mems Yarn Socks, at
nov Q LickHdcr's
GOLDEN Cloud Smoking Tobacco, an
" elegant article. also The best brands Of
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, and Snuff,
al Lr,CiH g. Keedy's.
OOWDER Powder "A pnme arri.
( Gle OF Rock Powder, Rife Powder,
Fuse, Caps, Shot, &c, at
nov l6 h,cin e. Keedy'S.
OHOVELS, Coal Hods, Wood and
- Brass SpickeIs, Mouse Traps, Curry
Combs, Horse Cards, and Stove Black
ing, very low, by Ir,Cin 81 Keedy.
DRASS and Iron Andirons, for sale by
ID D. Humphreys e. 60.
nov 10 Chsreslown.
MATENT Carriage Jacks, The best and
< cheapest Carriage Jack in use, for sals
by Ransom 6. DUKE, Chsrlestown.
mERRY'S Sausage Filters. Sausage
K Grinders and Suffers, for sale by
d. Humphreys & Co.
nov l6 Chsrlestown.
DOTATOES, Butter and Eggs at the
l Cheap Corner Store.
oct26 A. r. Botelsr. Jr.
IN BARRELS Hydraulic Cement, on
w con,ignment and for sale by
oct2G Ransom 6. Duke.
CORN Hampers. Scoop Shovels, Grain
y Bags, Bull Rings, Patent Husking
Pegs, Swing Lid Tea-Keules, Indian.
ola" Cook Stoves-fuIIy wauaned-lor
sale by Hanson d Duke.
HIGHEST Price paid for Beeswsx at
III the Drug Store.
DEYTON Grsveley Chewing Tobacco,
L prime article, for sale at the
sep2l Drug Store.
IlAMES with Patent Clamp Fastening,
* Circular Rip Saws. Sheep Shears for
sale by d. Humphrey T. Co.,
apr 6 Chs'iesioWn.
IF you want Linsey sOii. Goat, Pants
( and Vest, oil for 80 90. jus! walk up TO
Lloyd LickidsrS Cheap Furnishing
House. nov 0
MEAT Golfers, Butcher Knives, &c,
XIX for sale by E. hgfer.
I AIDES and Misses Gum Sandals,
81 Ladies Low qusr,ered Morocco Shoes.
Ladies Long Wool and Fleeced Lined
Cotton Hose, Chidren's Worsled Hose,
al LickLidsr'S.
WOODEN Bowl', oil sizes. Cook
III Stoves, Timothy Seed, Axes and
Horse Nails, for sale by
Ransom g. Duke. Chsrlesinwn.
11PHAMS Meat Cure. for the preven'
y lion and cure OF Consumption. BrOn-
chiiis, Dyspepsia aud General Debility,
for sale at the Drug Store.
GOAL Oil Lamps, Burners. Wick. and
v Chimneys al The Drug Store.
THESE and Crackers 81
y row D. S. ReHichI
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Commissioners Notice
J. Z DuH e and wife,
J. kearsley kerney. &c.

J. kearsley kerney. &c.
More than oae month having elapsed
since The setyire Of process in this cause
upon Msrv kenev, WT. & Butler,
Richard MrSheTry. Edmund Pcndeion.
Seaman Gerard, y. 5. White snJ \. ID.
keneastrr, and they having failed TO sp-
pear and snswer the bill, The same as TO
them is taken for confessed. And this
cause coming on 10 be hesrd upon the
service OF process as aforesaid, the bal!
and exhibits the answers Of J. kearsley
Kerney, Henry Berry and II. Il. Black
burn and general replcslions 10 SAID an
swers, was argued by counsel. On con-
sdersIion whereof, il is sdjudgrd, ordered
and decreed that his cause be referred 10
4 Master Commissioner Of this Court,
with Instructions TO ascertain snd report
LIST. Whether the rents of the 237 acres
Of land devised 10 John X. and Elizabeth
kerney are necessary 10 the payment Of
any outstanding debts Of the leststor Uri.
ali B. Kerney, deceased.
2nd. How the said rents hsve been sp-
Piled since the death of the said Urah b..
kernry.
80. TO ascertain snd report The several
liens upon the tract of 237 acres Of land
and their priorilies and whether the / 10
devised to J. X Kerney will be sufficient
to discharge The specific lIrns upon it,,
inclusive Of the claim OF these complain.
ants.
4Jh. TO ascertain and report the debt
due to the complananls for unpaid Pur-
chase money, upon the hypothesis that
the Court will decree a specific perform
ance Ct the contract Of sale, and The aciusl
vslue Of the lnleres, of Elizabeth Duke in
said land upon the hypothesis that the
sale NAV be resciEded and sci aside, To
ascertain and report as to The time and
circumstances Of the execution OF said
contract Of sale and if compliance Of It's
terms By the defendant J. X. kerney.
Together with all matters deemed per
Gnent By himself, or what any Of the par
ties may require to have stated and make
return Of his proceedings to this Court,
and notice Of the taking Of this account,
published for four successive weeks in
any convenient newspaper shall be equiv
alenl TO personal service of notice upon
The parties or any OF them.
A true copy-Tcs.e
w. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk e. c.
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&S> RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-The Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper will be dis
pcnsed in the Lutheran Church Of this
place on the 3rd Sabbath in December,
(lhe 18Th at IL A. NJ. Preparatory SER
vices,on the Saturday previous. The
meeting will be commenced on Wednes-
day evening, December llIh, and con-
llnued through the week.
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&S= observation-disclosures, Avn

Is PERsoNAL.--Ex. CoNFEps AND
"REBs" will 6nd Pollsrd's new paper
the Southern Opinion-(he only paper
in the South devoted 10 The memories Of
the late {. s. A. al W. B. LaUck's store
in this place.
lis "reminiscences and Anecdotes Of
the War are edited by Paul Fl. Hayne,
of South Carolina. Ex-Confederale Off.
GERS and soldiers are requested 10 send
anything they may have in the way Of
sketches, incidents and anecdotes Of the
late war TO him at Augusta, Ga.
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NoTlcE.-We the undersigned sub
cribers TO the Shepherdstown Register
,ereby certify that we receive our paper
iegularly, and make no complaint against
the Post Office at HarPer's Ferry VIM.
Engle, Geo. Koonce, S. A. Cox, +. w.
Pouerield, A. Fossetl, j. II. Allsladt, J.
Il. Reed, S. V. B. Suider, NJ. Rosenberg
Charles Davies, Raleigh Moler, J. Hess,
X. n. Duke, D. n. Read, J. Il. Allsladr,
Geo. W. Fox, S. V. Ysnls.
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Deotbs.

Died. Nov. :. 1867. Mrs. Mary Piles,
aged "a years, at the residence OF Mrs.
Harrie, Graham, in HarPer's Ferry, w.
Va, after brief illness of only eight
hours. Mrs. Piles was one Of their old.
es, citizens. and universally loved and re-
spected by large circle of acqualn'ances'
Richmond and Stanton papers please
copy.
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I'D | ElR CHRISTMAS.

WE are now receiving one of the finest as
w sentiments of Ladies and Gentlemen's
Wooden wearing apparel ever offered in this
market. Ladies Hoods, Clouds, Undertaking,
Breakfast Caps and Shawls. For the Gentle
men we have all kinds of Undcrclothing very
cheap. Ladies Dress Buttons and a full as
sortment Of Spool Cotton. Glass Ware and
Queensware Of every description.
Nov 10 COST s WAGNER.
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a true copy-lcsse
w. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk {. {.
CommisSioner's Office,

Shepherdslown, November l6, 1867 )
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday
the l7Ih Gay Of December, 1867, al my
office in Shepherdstown, will proceed
to execute the above decree, on which
day il is important that all parties inter
esled should be in attendance.
HENRY BERRY, COm'r.
Per G. NJ. BELTzHoovER. Deputy.
Nov. &c, 1867. PRS fee Sl4) 4w
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De- THE old Capitol aud lis In
mates" is the title of one of the most re-
nsrkable books Of the day, just published
by E. J. Hale & Son, l6 Murray Street,
New York City; price $3.50. 1t is
wriuenb by lady who was imprisoned
there a long time herself.
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II We learn that Mr.. Thomas Brown Of
Berkeley, U. s. Revenue Assessor for this Dis
trict, died in Philadelphia on Tuesday whilst
under medical treatment for Dropsy. Mr.. Brown
was once Sheriff Of Berkeley County.