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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
WEST VIRGINIA, GO
County of Jefferson. o.
In the Recorders Court, !
Sept % 1850 7

~ h' 49, lcDJ. J
1T appearing on affidavit herein filed. that in
the matter touching the Probate of a GER
tain writing now pending its admittapce to
record, as the last VIII and Testament Of Geo
Backhouse decd, that J. T. Harris and s. A
bis wife; B. F. Grub and j. C. bis wife =.
George Il. Rector and L. A. P. his wife and
q. ii. {. Backhouse are non-residents of this
State, they are hereby required to appear on
the 22nd day Of October next, after due publj-
cation Of this order, and show cause. if apv
they can, why said writing should not be adj
mitted to Record as said last VIII and Tesla
ment Of said Decedent.
1t IS further ordered that a Copy hereof be
published once week for four successive
weeks in the FREE Press, aud be posted at the
front door Of the Court-House thereof. on the
second Monday after the date Of this order.
TEsTE-
GEO. W. CHASE.
sept; 80, Is69-4w. Recorder.
Prs. fest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

How TO SAVE CoRN FoDDER.-Much of the
value Of corn stovcr is destroyed by careless
handling, even in the districts where they store
it for feed. This is especially true Of the corn
that is cut up by the ground, and put in shocks
to cure. The curing process goes on safely
while it remains in the shock, but the husking
begins while the stalks are yet green at the
bottom, and the fodder is Immediately stacked
or carried to the barn and stored in bulk. 1t
soon heats and moulds. If after huskiug, the
stalks are bound Immediately in bundles, of
convenient size for handling, and put intolarge
shocks Of thirty or forty bundles, set up end
wise, and capped with straw, they will cure
without moulding, aud make excellent fodder.
Or the bundles may be taken directly to the
Barn, or to an open she'd, and stored in the
same way. The air has free circulation
through the interstices of the bundles. and the
moisture is carrid off. Well cured corn fodder
is nearly equal in value to hay, and the extra
labor Of making into bundles will pay.-Aner-
lean Agricutwdiist.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
Railroad Meeting.

From the proceedings in another column It
will be seen that the people of Berkeley and
Frederick are becoming alarmed al the action
Of citizens of jefferson in regard to the extern
sion Of the Cumberland Valley Railroad. Blu
siness calling us to Harpers-Fcrry we were sur
Prised at suding SO many Of our old acquaiut-
ances from Berkeley and Frederick c5ugrega-
ting at that point, and upon inquiry ascertain
the cause. We soon discovered that the efforts
of the citizens of jefferson to carry the pro
posed exteus.0uoi the Cumberland Valley Rail-
yuad through jefferson and Clarke, met with
opposition.
Able speeches were male by the Hon. c. J.
Faulkner, Judge Hall and Mr.. Haljeman, Of
Berkeley MAJ. Hunter aud Capt Clarke, of
Freierick, advocating the route through Mar
tiusburg to Winchester. BY permission we
We're permitted % make few remarks. aud
course, should the road De extended from the
present terminus at the Potomac, advocated
abe route through jefferson. We were graft
fed e. find the friendly feeling existing. ju,
feel sure that nothing Juta -ea.ru, rivalry.
and plenty Of money win ensure the making
Of The road to the upper Valley.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

THENAcANr JUDGEsHPs.-Quitea struggle
is going on quietly for the nine United States
circuit judgeships created by act of Congress
last spring. These positions are regarded as
very desirable by lawyers who desire to retire
from laborious practice at the bar, aud this
class in general are seeking the nominations.
but it is believed the President will not name
the appointees until Congress convenes.
Washington Chronicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

HoRRmLE TRAGEDY Is INDIANA.-MApI-
sly, sept. 22-lesterday afternoon VIM.
Moody. an old aud respected farmer. murdered
bis wife and dragged the body from the house.
set fire to the dwelling and outbuildiug. stand
ING guard over the burning building until it
was consumed. He then shot himself dead
with a gun. lie would allow no one to inter
iere TO save anything. A considerable amount
@. money was burned
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

Lynch LAWN OHro.-CWcIxNATr.-Sept
2I.-on the 22d seventy masked men rode into
Lancaster, Garrard county, Ky, took a colored
man from Jail and hung him. The same regu-
Iators, few nights before, cowhided Walter
Is. Sutton and Mr.. Hutchison, and ordered
them to leave the county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

The New York Commercial Adcertiser men
tons "a rumor, proceeding from the highest
authority, that the United States had been Of
fered four hundred millions Of gold by capital
lists abroad at a reduced rate Of interest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
PIANO NOTICE.

MR.. JOHN KLINE, formerly Agent for Knabe
wi Co., now Agent for Cache 4 Co., is az
present in town. ANY person wishing tuning done
or any repairing in his line will please leave their
orders with Mr.. J.. Dinkle, who will have such
orders promptly attended to.
Sept. 30 lS69-3t
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Attention Eircmeny

T'HE regular Semi-Annual Meeting Of the
l Charlestown Fire Company will be held AZ
Hoof7s Hall, on SATURDAY EVENING NEXT.
OCTOBER I'd, at ~ O'Clock, =. VI. A full at
tendance is requested, as business of Importance
will be transacted. By order Of the President.
Sep. go CLEON MOORE. Sec'v.
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NOTICE
To An ,rhom il may Concern.

10 An irhOm ~ may Concern.
You are hereby notified that / have fixed
upon the 23rd day Of October next, Saturday
at my Office in CbarlcStown, 10 execute the
provisions Of the above decree in said suit. n
which time and place you are required to at
teld.
Given under my hand this Goth day Of Sep
TENDER, 1869.
JOSEPH TRAPNEIL.
Special Commissioner.
September %, 1869
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER,

va. Hoger.to,rn Nail, Lancaster hteBigeneer.
Sepbcrdsforn Register, Wheeling Register and
WiacL>.fer Times publish reekly hH day Of sale,
send marked eopies and bMs for collection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
ESTRAY.

CtAME 10 my premises about Is months since
u WHITE SH0AT, with two black spots and
cropped ears, which the owner can have by prov
ing property and paying charges.
ID. j. YOUNG.
Harper's Ferry, w. Va, Sept %, lSG9-St.
rINHE BEST.-Call and see the Best Gum Spring
Drill in the market before purchasing else,
where, for sale by McCURDY & DUKE
4 IL the approved Guanos and Fertilizers. for
n sale by McCURDl q DUKE.
ISO BUSHELS Yellow Corn, for sale in lots
lCO to suit purchasers, BY
Sept %, 1869. McCURDl 4 DUKE.
MoNEf.-Money wanted for indebtedness,
NI without delay, by
Sept. Is, 1869. W. EBY.
HR0CKERl.-Just received from the Shep-
Y herdstown Pottery, an assortment Of Crooks,
Nourishers, Swinging Baskets and Store-ripc
Crooks, for sale by
Sept %, G9. w EBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

ESTRAY, young red and white Cow, with
IL short, upright horns. Cane from Mr.. Phil
Powers, Clarke county, Va. Has been absent
since last Saturday week was pastured on the
farm Of Col. Yates, near town. 4 liberal reward
will be paid for her return to me in Charestown
Mas A. N. FORREST.
September 90 IsG9-3t
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TERMS OF SALE:

One third cash. and the residue in two equal
annual payments with interest from the day of
SALE taking from the purchasers good security for
the deferred payments. and reserving the title I'M
Ill the further order of the Court Immediate pos
session given.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. In the
meantime, any further information desired NAV be
had-on personal application or by lettor-from
Walter Taylor or Charles Davies Of Harper's Fer
~ or the UNDERSIGNED.
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Settle Up.

vV'HOSE indebted TO the undersigned for Meat
are requested to make prompt payment, or
we shall be compelled to collect bv law.
KELLIS0N x JOHNSON.
September 30, 1sG0-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
Church Notice.

TEHE PEW RENTS of the Presbyterian Church
will be due on the lst October.
A. W. CRAMER,
Sept. 30, 1869. Treasurer.
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NOTICE.

I ETTERS Of Administration have been granted
j 4 to the undersigned on the estate Of Adam J.,
Demory, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said estate will please present them to
the administrator, and those indebted to the estate
will make payment to him at'once.
WIN. II. TRAYERS,
Administrator of Adam l.. Demory, deed,
CharlesfoMn Sent o. lS69-3t
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NOTICE

NUIILE
To AZ w1om II may C5Eooa.
You arc hereby notified that have fixed
upon tie 23rd day Of October next, SATURDAY,
at my Office in CbarlestowD, 10 execute the
provisions Of the above Decree in said suit. at
which time and place you are required to at
tend.
Given nnder my hand this Goth day Of Sep
TENDER, 1869.
JOSEPH TRAPNELL.
Special ComBissioner.
September 20, 1869.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
NOTICE.

HAVING removed our store to the corner.
Ill known for many years as the Stephenson
Corner, We will be happy to meet all our old custo.
mers and as many new ones as may please to give
us their patronage, piedgng ourselves to do all in
our power % give satisfaction.
Sept. %, 1869. HOWELL a. BRO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

ST. THOMAS has had still another shaking
up by an earthquake No lives were lost 50
tar as was known, but great alarm prevailed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
Large and New Stock
OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
OPPOSITE THE RANK CORNER.

Fall and Winter Goods,
OPPOSITE THE RANK CORNER
rJNHE Undersigned having purchasedin Philadcl:
1 phia, large and superior stock of
FALL and WINTER GOODS,
now opening them at the store opposite the old
Bank Corner. Great care has been exercised in
the selection Of this stock, and it embraces such
articles as are most needed by the community.
FOR he LADIES,
we have an assortment. Of DRESS GOODS, equal,
if not superior, to anything that has been offered
in this town since the war, composed Of every va
riety and style of Fashionable Goods from the
cheapest Calico 20 the most superior Wooden and
silk Patterns. Also, Hosiery, Shoes, Caters,
Gloves and Notions. We cordially invite the la
dies to give call, feeling satisfied that we can
supply them with any article they may desire.
En- Geniicmen's Wear,
we have very complete line Of Goods, among
which may be found superior Cloths, Cassimeres
and VestiDgs. In addition, 80 supply immediate
wants. we have large selection OF READY-MADE
CLOTHING, of good quality aud superior make.
Our stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
is so extensive that there can be no difficulty in
supplying the wants af any and all callers
FOR HOUSEKEEPERS,
we have many articles that are desirable and invi-
ting, such Queenware of the best quality, Glass
ware, WoOdenware and Hollow Ware, and many
other articles which We need not name.
g r OCE r les.
In this line we shall keep every article en- braced
in the entire catalogue--we name in part, Sugars
Of every grade, Rio, java and Laguyra Codees,
Teas Of different qualities, Syfups, Molasses, Spi
ccs, DC. In short, in every branch, we mean that
our establishment shall De perfect or as near so as
the trade will Justify.
re- Having Discontinued entirely the sale of
Liquor in every shape ard form, we have made
this change in our business to accommodate the
interests of the public. wi the full assurance that
the stock which we offer presents superior induce
ments TO the community
Give US a call.
BROWNE HENDERSON.
September o. lsC9-tC
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New Goods! New Goods
+ HAVE received my Fall and Winter Goods
| Call and see. Advertisement next week.
Sen. 30. JOSEPH GOLDSMITH.
AUCTION

T the Broadway HOUSE on SATURDAY
n NIGHT next, October End.
Sep. 80. HEDGES, Agent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
Private Residences.
Il lies at and about the new and
Bridge

of the B. and o. r. Il. Co. across the Potomac; is
conveniently situated to the Winchester, and the
b. 4 o. r. x; and includes portion of the ground
of the Shenandoah Hotel, and all Of the ground
upon viii oh stands the Express Building; and ma
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
NEW GOODS.

i AIDES DRESS GOODS Of every VARIETY
IL Plain and Striped Muslins, Swiss Musiins,
White Jaconets, Brilliant, Summer BaImorals.
Black and Colorcd Alpacas, White Trimmings and
Edgings, Cotton Hose, Ladies' Gloves, &c. &c.
April %, 1869. A. W. CRAMER.
DOMESTIC GOODS-Bleached and Brown
- Cotton and Sheetings, Bed Ticking. Apron
Checks and Ginghams, Hickory Shifting, Farmers
Linen Drilling, Plaid COttons, DC.
A. W. CRAMER.
CROCERIES Of all kinds, Flour, Corn Meal,
VI Superior Green Tea, Screenings
A. W. CRAMER.
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* Pay the Printer! Pay y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
TO HOUsEKEEPERS.
The Elastic Sponge WaHre.
Is the heatbiest. cleanest, most elastic, durable,
and best Bed in the world.

The Elastic Sponge Paio'o.
Are light, soft sweet, and free from an unhealthy
and disagreeable odor as most feathers have.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30

Are light soft, sweet, and Tree from an unhealthy
and disagreeabe odor as most feathers have.
The Elastic Sponge Cushions
For Church, Carriage or Chair, is far superior to
even best curled hair (which is found in such
artices) always retaining the fullness, very com
Portable, and much cheaper than good hair.
The Elastic Sponge in Furniture
Is much better than hair as il is always free from
moths, and all insect life and so permanently G.
lastc az to keep the covers constantly full, thus
adding greatly to the beauty Of the Furniture.
The Elastic Sponge Goods
Are selling rapidly, and everybody likes them
Send for Pamphlets, giving full particulars, with
price list Of goods.
Local Agents TAINTED
An Agent wanted in every Town in the State. to
whom will be given the exclusive sale of these
goods. ~ MOVES,
General Agent,
81! n. Howard St, Baltimore.
Sept. 30, lsG9-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-09-30
Commissioners Notice.

IN the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County.
September Term, 1869.
JOHN T. HENKLE, ct ats, Plaintiffs,
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ESTR COW

September %, lsG9-tf
, 1869-04-02

THANK
The Flo Natrhal triur1n hs thanka to the
foIcr Prepayment lOr a1ATula hn1 Othrr cfncIclt
Njd fraElerrtl- 7hk0ka Aru x1kD returned ~ tho
superintendent nf the Alarm Telegraph, fof tho
n,.tn!f1It1r condition II hia department
TIE E1kE ~AADkhK
Rrc highly coIntsiiIpcn1i for ttr Atftrt Attrnt!on
tn duty. and In thiA counetuon thu subject Of Atrn
In ErurT1l ia rrcaird II length The ayutenl OF
crsctinx iA1Fe t.nil,i!nga, supplied with but onC
TnxxAssc nr cRFr&s, Ia loudly condemned, Ansf Tho
I,r4rtee III Ai1!ng INN shutters " t!c outside Of
tuldlnEr while II 1naJ kAst = buiidiuR 1ruh Al
outside ntc. lie c1EAluen q gr'tt t!esriMent whom
thr compliant Il Internal, anu nrnmt14ttltls thxt
th.Ar rhntcra 1e supplied with Iastenlngx easily
luo%elletl FUN the ut4tslte-
NEW KxuNkA
During the PAST ,eAs three new nrr cnRineA have
been aided ~ The department, Rnl rcudctrd en-
Gient AEStlce.
r1KE fLCnA
The number Of t1rr byEauts Il E1ycn ut ,o00, To-
Gated u The 1cs& aslranaGe Ia various portions OF
Tic city-
4 KEC0XNKNpATInK-
To overcome thr SCARCELY oi water In The suhut.A
he recommends the laying OF c!ght-inch ptpeA In
6tcad n fou. To better protect ND tualncas ror-
Ton IT the city he recommends that An eight Inch
1ruu rsI,c be connected with the river md Laid In
The Intervening streets, from the lake hhore esAt
and the Gorth B.Anch Of tho Etyer vest TO Houth
Water ktrecr the piuR1 TO ba connected ii The
ner ur the etr1rtf knl hs ARRANGED that two CO.
Etnca Iau lake suction frtn the zane plug.
FIREA nCIk0 TIE LAST fk4A
The following rgurea fsle1- Urea during tho
I18l rear.
, 1869-04-02
AARsEnEATt.
1nH rRrs1yr1R1AN CHURCH ooncKgT.

5H1 fRESITfKH1AN CHURCH CONCERT. /
"A concert without An s7aeasxl
An amateur concert n th&t!1
The1e xeac 1ota Of good thlnss in the concert
which deserved N eneor<, but they dilnt get
them We n,Ay well AK, considering tho cuaso-
mArT n1aktice OF eanor3sg eTe1y number On ans
tnus programmes, whittier arc We drifting!
The concert rcicrrrd 70, which must be set on
record tho onsy one evcr gsrer In Chicago With
out ao ,ort took place, sast evening, n The Frst
Presbyterian Church, for the heneot Of tho Thirty
nI4t p7cayteIan Church and It u ialf 10 prcannlc
from the appearance Of tho audience. that but few
OF either church wcut The concomitants Of tho
concert were = tuFtns kupw storm over bead,
Gu8h and Mud under fool an atmosphere
purchased coneart ticket In DOOR, IN
frtiennt, n II II had sonssninR eepalchrzliy mys.
tcstous on IL collective mind Their VA > Ercat
deal Of e1ce!lcnt 1nnsto wasted On thas audlenoe,
IN 'AinEtnE p1 kcckens ' ueafcn Shed TcaT."
n h pispo snd r,o1tn Accompaniment Isr ID
10 utiful enect in Bdn1nmAFs '.Ic Dca1a," tic
80 II which she ssrx with rxpscsa.on4 aud Nth
an unu.na'l, rutc snd ful 1one Art sey-
+; % ,ranos = . eonscient.ons .tnsef q sasrei
n ltk. M.cnoas sopcrp rendering Of AeFSa-
e she In 9osa.os ss s r TIC e. .e 1 asa ae
urIssohn familiar AIS. II, Ar6k 10 the Lard With
mathematical corfee&nesA and with good quality
vt7y fle ihA. annni tnc aadknce. NJ. Sloan asng
Eson: E . a. tss ssr .aa aso soos Z.
| part n two quartettes KSrldts fosce froru the
Lake ]" md the Fadeno 9oastetss. ne'taer q Ehicn
bccn. Mr. Fslk opened tho etneert with some Of
| gan variations aad furnished the aeeousnAnnaena
r. F,c1s ~a, e ysy ssa NJ Il TT
| D ns;o1 trto, which ~.s substituted fof The =
ps,e, a s* <p..s; q e b, Ss.a Se,asss es
risneA naia,fa tccno'. and LeTh t,touns, y
| though Nr. 1eldheek wAS suffering with = l7tne
t,encc present, oa: Esined iast she same ~
ps.use y the other nunoe1n ~ .sost ~ e
concert va ErIy Eood one and we understand II
VIII Be repeate<s oa ne ia MT
The .F7axh Of Lightning" :" ID Sill on the boards
House: everybody b II "llome" nj the Dcasbotn
anA ne -Caimney cospes1 .ara .nassa The app'aase
cp>dkKnAy7oNAL CoNetKf-
1 concert IN sid Of the building Fund and sun
DAY school ri the sooit. c,nS1e.E.uonA Shosea
sVenue M e I'D 1S T1ensys.1th strers Ih.s etrnns =
| which occasion Miss hunt1 NrA Chann1ett Alsa
Ead,, Nr. Schultz Ar. GeeaxNHe, A !: s. Essss: a1s
| cnutr1butu to the ente.taianaent Which xan CON,
p1.r. relee.ton Of saest'a. SECULAR classical ana
s'p0A~1 THE m ORCHESTRAL x171xxrs-
7hs stoord Of Nj: na}at1As oIshsstH q n1.sSs mEes
porurs on saturday. the Sd u which Inc sc0eV'nt
J ohoacr rfe Rru,nns win T. PLAYED:
b" '''s;:" Il. ! 1s:s;sss s::ss: III. os.ss,
.-srtrt-tfsd T.n
ars''es,,s"a fs,.s.a
AZ r.. ~: ~ I'M
# J ~. r. Gr~AslM~
IL n.rsr" G.ss Han,t
1es Yt,.u.aia., tx ia.tin.s parrc:r ~.
= VII be rxwaf,ted sur hA musical lAbofs By IAfk
, 1869-04-02

win h. no.h,n. :, l.. .,., ~. -..,.-, ,--v---.
IL ppcn me = m b s1es s.sa g q
'oT. b ont uf ne be.t e!cr selected here:
ea.:ts:; xss fssssss zissst; vi;.sc al n''da
4 ~ rs,sz .: II VET
s fsSos.s Fee ,sp' O. ore. AsnatssSsn ssa',
Ars1-~ NJ Heart EyeT Fssthfni" a.-.
Ntss r 1e.ss ''''''''"' p 3'e|A
1heaa DO ;o; Xi:ss;:s; r::; 6e'ta0Tea
On xono,1 1r1nsas asao% 9'a99 ooxcxEE -
Il Nafttne NIL Nes ss snh r. Stn Nv ~. oe Hwsu
gohn r. M,sta, W san ssa for the hsoent of sha Sc
neuA ,en %oa I1 oIaool ~ Wnich Mas French {s0-
tpsaoj' Iii its tsss AL ~ Lew" s'on' and NJ Paat
~. ,o,,o.,,, ri rE.cz M11r41
g. y eesneetaon with ihe 1osthcominx Ssi.onal
4tea;9 reaTe % EssnsA ~ baston sa1uaoauJ explains
.
Il. -, he nnannk*d Il the selsit alton nf Mr. z Pour
~ at 5nanAxer r thr Nation 81 Pnaea Jubilee la %
ps51 ia H. ssi % Il q Il shosus y caltaso = t.te
g g :ssssg I'd iii. II Il il
es esa Il: i1Ss; as;s I'd SiTt, 4
imncdisse agrati % ~ % sonpi<s H. seon'4 y y
IL as IT,: Il. &; srss:;; &c
" &c + 7sef a: :. ' C. 7s *:h q,
fyy .. H., H. = toT{ 70 It'd epd ihe Fl sueinsh
I'LL ,na ,n" 1h.na = Hr W:iehinx ortr
Nendei..otrr l. I'll os r. ~ s'a sn High. fTun
Btr.nS C.T,e 1. ,w5 ~ a@s1sts ChsfA,
s.b.; ns5 ~ shr u .su. trun Rosen'a
s,rr Z, =. ijl.h l.. T. o. slnft1. = hca IL hc
A.a1 - nrr IT. ti.,sfs IA r. ~ ..s.o@
ht ec!tty II bc bfEAnlxnd and othoese e{etsd n
so0n - s'1neaens nurnher ohtalned rho o.tcrrs
t,T.gsn 11ntt ,|s Fzsssd.ni he<1etaty Trrasus l.
scee.% A 1an,.I o tne Srf.tit.tio The nutc III IL
In podha onnEa,7r tader free af rlA1e and
,n II AZ .!aEs. ho a1r tnters.td ia tie cadsivs.
taa = te ItoEnt whtn the1 rnay. hr vrsy nsdcrsts
fIn; cronc pertp2ntA In the krandeat .nu4rsI eycnt
, 1869-04-02
T3as Hmrcss d Anda1zonv1tta-

Tie 6p1Tt11 q A1dat1daV1lA
SegKea1s g. #. Murray, who totnsd ne Federal
Army tu tsk1, znd MA cApsured II tho battle Of
snostay,rania md taken to Andessonvtlie. where
tnsrc Of his brothers died. Il now In CaicaEo, en-
RAeea IN The publication Of = book, IN which wfn
be th1Nunsty sek forth the hufTU1 Of Andet3on-
ribs a vtewed md Hu1efed By h1zn2est S<FzcSnt
vtcc aud take4 this, his onl{ available means of
supporting himself and family. 1na present pro-
pfetofp Of WOODY Museum, With coMInendabaa
generosity, have offered - B.Te 6etYeAnS AuEAJ
benefit and the manned soloiee viii ytEi al the
buAnesa ho1t8 n the CIT for tAe pnlToeo Of 4elf
ing rckcta fur tho cer1npu- WIKI his BOOK .and
hi bencft he kaocld be anse to realize h2nd-
Sg3HtH.
, 1869-04-02
Forsyth q Cox Scales.

Within = few taJs past, the wrll-knoNn u1atu-
acturcn Of bcaleA FuezJth Co. Of Rochester,
n. T., have estshltthcd tn Chicago E nFA3c6 od1ca
md wAfcroosaA from which eoods for<Ao&s esteFn
trade viii neReattcr bt dispensed TpA otfee aud
sample r,orns are attuAted u No ~ Michigan
4, cune, and under tho personal chaIr Of OE1ta
Fr1sy1h- ESQ, senior member af the nr1a- Here
are ttsraayed aarnpaes o1 nj var&etics of ateasatI
able ior mercantile, commercial, manufacturing
and fAEMlns purroses, the collection embracing
thesa was noticed patent devict for hitting the
platform OF railway scaiea CD shsr bearings,
tnerety relieving the Bcalaa Of ths whlGn& Of tana
solid Is u no aca1e were und@ II, preventing tho
constant 0se os the se13ex. and osyaAs1n& ths nA-
ee8stsy os eItre side tracks fu1 tcaleA An export
scales has nAfnratly perfected theIf work n evezJ
particular, and pc11ons dcatrtnG TO putcAA5e
khpuld not iii 70 cal NJ Tho Once Ct FpeVth
, 1869-04-02
MEMPHIS.

Military Fost Dfscontlnuod-prep
xRSlsMs to Receive Andrew john
e0HA
L1nR Apzn 1-Oroer1 hare been rerctyed
3tsoonttn1llS the military post here. Tne troops
vii b transferred to A{ta4iA, Ga. lunch 10 tie
re3YBt of the tttt1enk-
Tne Common Council tbs Afternoon appointed =
Committee og A5unxemedt3 fR The reception Of
eI-Ffea5dcnt johnson.
oovexoos Banter haa tann11ed Tie rcStstlz1on Of
this county.