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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-12-24
The Great Pictorial Annual.

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SUPERVISORS COURT.

SuEpHERDsrowN, December 81. 1870.
Board me, pursuan, to adjournment.
Present, Supervisors Ridenour. Roderlck,
S,aley. Shaull and Turner. The min
u,es OF The proceeding meeting were read,
approved and signed by the President.
Resolved. That License be granted to
Geo. W. Chambers TO retail splriIuous
liquors at Hsrper's Ferry.
Resolved. Tina, License be granted to
Michael Dorsn 10 retail spurious IL
quor. a, H~rper's Ferry.
Ordered, That Wm. II. T. Lewis be
allowed to cree, no. more that three-gstes
on the road leading from II. Css'leman's
mil to Rock Ferry on the Shenandoah
river.
The following resolution was adopted /:
To The Legislature Of the NGte Of Vest
Virginia:
We, the undersigned, Board Of Super
visors Of Jefferson County, petition to
YOUR Honorable Body against removing
The COUNTY Sea. OF Jefferson County. w.
Va IRON Shephsrds,own 10 Charles'own,
believing that such sn event al this time
would be sgsns, the wishes Of two thirds
OF the tax. payers OF the County. for The
following ressOns
LIST, Ths, upon the location Of the
County seat at Snepherdsiown. q fine
public building. containing Court Hall
and Jury Rooms. beautifully located, and
with spa ;ious grounds. was donated to
the County for use as Court House. In
The summer OF 1869 two wings were ad.
ded to said building. furnishing fire proof
de oositories for the Records OF The Court
and County. end public Offices for the
County officers. A new jill snd jsllor's
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house have also been erected. making a
complete Sc, Of public buildings necessa-
~ for County purposes. IN Shepherds
town. all finished and a, large expense to
the County, while Chsrleslown. the for
mer Coun,y-sea,, affords nothing bot the
original grounds with the ruins OF the
buildings thereon.
End. That turnpike is now being
built, TO be finished by July ls,. 1871,
which. when completed, will make Shep-
herds,own easy Of access by turnpike
from Harper's Ferry. Chsrleslown.Sm Smith
field. and all prominen. points Of the
County.
Ord. That the taxes, for County pur-
poses alone, for the present year, is six
mills on the dollar, which will not proba.
bly, decrease for three years to come, ow-
ing 10 the annual interest and principal
falling due on County turnpike Bonds for
that purpose.
4lh. That The County has already sub
scribed s250,OO0 10 The capital stock Of
the proposed Shenandoah Valley Rsil-
road Company, which may al any time
be called for. negotiated. and The County
become liai lie for the annual interest
thereon.
5.h. That with the present County and
State tax. and our future county liabilities
already incurred, the expense inciden, 10
change oil the County sea, and erection
OF public buildings al Chsrles,own, would
be assuming and creating a debt that
would grossly burden the taxpayers Of the
County, materially hinder immigration
and development. and burden the tax
payers, involve the county in financial
ruin. sgsins, which your petitioners enter
their solemn protes. and IemonsTance,
and respectfully ask your favorable con-
siders,ion of The same, and they will ever
pray. &c.
Voted for by John d. Staley. Heze-
kiah Rode.ick, Thomas NJ. Shsull, Ehud
Turner.
Mr.. Ridenour mol voting either way.
Ordered, Thai Thomas Licklider, Road
Surveyor Of Chspllne Township be cred
tied with S33,75 work done by JOHN J.
Vanssn,. with $1,000 work done by
Martin B. Lemen, with $500 work
doue by E G. w. Herr, and $2l work
done by John Allen.
Ordered, Tina. John Cook, Road Sur.
veyor of Shepherd township. be credited
with $685. work done by w. J. Knott,
1887 work done by Geo. l.. Hoffman.
and $l3.75 work done by John NJ. En-
gle.
Ordered, Tint John Burns, Road Sur.
veyor Of Grant township be credited with
$4,000 work done by WIN. McSherty.
The following bills were allowed and
orders directed to be issued therefore, TO-
wit
$500 10 d. E. Keedy for services as
Inspector of election, Oct. 9th. 1870.
SO ,65 10 James Wiley for fees in cases Of
Stale vs.. James Cook and Joseph Eniler,
Jr.. $500 10 John r. Ray, for work
done all, $4,000 to John H. ZinIe for
printing copies Of Rules Of Court and
Blanks for clerks office. $500 10 |. J..
Chspline for jury orders.
On motion the board adjourned 10 meet
Thursday. December 90. 1870.
JOHN ID. STALEY. Pres'l.
G.. II. TRAYNoR, Clerk.
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= COM MISSION ER'S
NOTICE.
Anthony T,rner,
W. w. Csrothers, ct al,.

Anthony lrrner,
vs.,
W. w. Carothers, ct ais.
On consideration whereof and by con.
sent Of parties, 1t is sdjudged. ordered
and decreed tina, lhls cause be referred 10
James ID. Fayman, Master Commi.-
sloner OF This Court who after first giving
four weeks notice Of the time and pl zee
Of executing this decree in some newspa
per OF general circulation in this county,
which notice shall be equivalent 10 per.
sonsl service thereof upon any and all tie
parties. Shall ascertain ard report whs, ~
noun, Of purchase money is snll due and
unpaid for the really sold to w. w. Ca
rolhers by comp lsinant; wbs, liens still
exh against sand really aud the evi.
Jence IN .uppOrI thereof, aud The order OF
priority Of said liens. We shall ascertain
and report who now owns the bonds in
The bill named. and what payments have
been made thereon aud when made.
and any other matters by him deemed
pertinent, or require by any Of the par.
ties. And leave is given The defendant
W. W. CsroIters ~ file his answer with.
IN sixty days to have all and The same e.
feet as if il bad been lied q, This term.
Copy-Teste.
VIM. A. CHAPLlNE. Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE,

| ETTERS Of Administration having
IL been granted TO NE on The Estate Of
DATID C. norm. deceased. oil par
ties indebted TO SAID Estate are hereby
notified 10 come forward and paw the
same, and all creditors OF said Estate
are hereby required TO present their
claims, duly proven. Tor settlement.
JAMES II. MYERS.
Dec. 10, lS70-4w Adm'r.
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COMMISSIONERS
NOTICE.
J. $. BowsSs and Jacob RoPr.

j.. 5. I'oTSs and Jacob Rorr'
w. a. Thomson, Admr. and oihe,s.
Jas. MagaIlis,
vs..
Joseph Smiths EXT. and Devisees.
John A. Thomson Ex'r. Of Smith.
D. Fry and others.
Its therefore atjudged, ordered and
decreed that this cause be TecnmDIi,ed 10
Master Commissioner Fsymsn, with in
structions TO ascertain and report whether
Wn. &. Hsrdesly. Warner A. Thomson,
Joseph Smith and Thomas llile Willis,
ever paid the debts for which they were
bound as endorsers as set forth in said
deed Of Trust and If the same have
been paid by them, whether they have
not been Unidentified and COMPENSATED
for such advances by funds conveyed by
said trust deed. or Other Use secured and
made good 10 them by The principal debtor
Lewis Fry. And 10 enable him more
fully 10 prosecute the inquiry herein di
recled he may ii he think proper examine
The said parties upon oath where li'lng.or
call upon The representatives. Of those who
are deceased for any papers touching 'hI.
inquiry together with all other matters
deemed pertinent by himself or which
any Of the parties may require 10 have
stated, and make return Of his report in
time Tor HE next term Of this Count. And
publrcsuon OF notice Of taking this account
for four successive weeks in any convent
emf newspaper shall be equivalent 10 per-
snnaI service OF notice OH The parties or
any Of them.
A Copy-Tcstp
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Boots and Shoes.
THE sndefslened ha' just received an
other large and fine stock Of BvpIs
and Shoes Of every description.
sep 3 Him. 4. Chopiine.
DLACK Silks, at G!aat
ID may Rickard E. Htishans'.
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A Copy-Tcste.
WM. A. CHAPLlNE, Clelk.
Commissioners OEce.
Dec, mber l0ih, 1870.

Commissioners OEce. I
Dec, mber l0ih. 1870.
All persons interested in the above de-
cree sre hereby notified 10 attend al my
Office, in Shepherdsiown. IN Monday
23rd day Of Janusry. 1871. al which time
aud place, | will execute The above de-
cree. Given under my hand as commrs-
sloner oil said court, hi, 10th day Of De-
cember, 1870.
JAMES D FAYMAN.
COMMISSIONED.
Dec. 10, 1870. Prs lee $40. 4~
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a G A R D.,

A Clergy man, VT lie residing in South Amer
;ca missionary, discovered safe and SIM
pie remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weat ness,
Early Decay, Dieeases of the Urinary and Sem
ina Organs. ard the whole train OF disorders
brought on by banaful ard viciou' habits. Great
numbers have been cured by this noble remedy.
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, will send the recipe for preparing
a. d using this medicine, in sealed envelope,
to any ore who needs it, Free of eharg". AID.
dress JOSEPH L. INMAN, Station d. Bible
House, New York.
december u iw
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

NOTICE is hereby given that appIca
~ ton will be made TO the Legislature
OF West Virginia, at lis mex, session, to
repeal all laws heretofore enacted 10
change The County seat of Jefferson cnun-
~, Wesl Va from CharIeslown 10 Shpp.
herdsiown, and to re-eslahlish The Coun.
ty seat OF the said cuuaiy al Charlesrown.
Dec 10 1870. Nv
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Commandment Notice,
Dece mber 10Th, 1870.

December 10Th, 1870.
All persons interested in the above de-
cree. are hereby notified to attend at my
office in Snppherd.town. w Vs.. on
Mondsy the 3Oth day Of January. 1871.
g, which time and place will execute the
above decree. Given under NV hand as
commissioner Of said Court. this ION
day Of December. 1870.
JAMES ID. FAYMAN.
Commissioner.
Dec 10. 1870 Prs fee 50 ~
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Comniis'iOners lfre. Z
Drcemb-r 9Th, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that ] will FRO.
coed to execute The above deriee Al my
office. in Shepherd.iown. w. VS.. on
TUESDAY he 3rI day Of January. 1871. al
which time and place al persons interest
ed are required tn attend.
GEO NJ. BEL1ZH00VER.
Commmi-,ioner.
Dec 10. 1870. Prs fee sl0. 4w
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Com MESSENGERS
NOTICE.
Sloan & Col sell. &C..

Sloan Il CUlSeli, &r.,
+. W. PotnrGeld, Cursi,r 81 N. o. Al.
lIson. and Others.
ln Circuit Court OF JrGrrson County,
Nov. Term, 1870.
Exrart
Ii is adjudged, ordered and d'creed
tst iIIs csu.e be referred 10 Master Com
missioner, Gro. NJ. Brlizhoover. ~IIh IN
sruclions 10 ascertain and repnrr.
lsi. II there be any funds IN The bsnds
Of i. w. Polerfeld, the Curator. Of the
estsre OF n y. Allison. decrsred, sppll
cable t. The payment OF hrs debts.
I'D. The amount Tor whirh his resl
estate was sold by WIN. g. Builrr. The
sperls Commissioner. What snrouni Of
Ihst fund has been spIl ed To Ihe psymsni
OF his debts. and ~hsi amour, remain. 10
his hand. appIIrabIs 10 that purpn'e.
Sd. TO report The liens upon The real
estate Of The said Allison and their order
Of priority.
Alb. To convene all the creditors OF
said Allison who will make themselves
parlie. 10 this proceeding by agreeing TO
pay their just proportion Of The costs. TO-
gether with ell other matters DEEMED per
unen, by himself, or which any Of the
parties may require 10 have stated. With .
view Of q insl decree IN the cause.
A Copy-Te.is.
WM. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVALS.
Bon Aecord' $, Louis; M,i1rcy' d"
Kate Robinson, do 1ilewld, Evnnsy;
PCarrsll, NO, Marble city yick~burg;
FEckert, do Commercial, Memphis
Allegheny Belle, Pitts,
DEPARTURES.
Dan RaI, Aele' colnmSns; AAn.ter. Pad"cah'
Marble CITY, do Bon Accord, Md City;
carroll, do Eckeft, Cin'
Commercial, 10 bismarck, Nos
Allegheny Belle, 81 Louis.
Tho weather continues clear and warm,
but relieved by splendid breeze.
The river has fallen eight inches since
last report.
Tho decline continues in the rivers of
the Northwest.
Tho Ohio Is again falling nj Pi,tsburg.
with eight feet ten inches water. Over
two and half millions of bushels of coal
have left Pittsburg on the prcscn, rise. One
million bushels were for Louisville and the
South. The Ohio is about stationary at
Louisville, with six feet water in canal
The Cumberland Is stationary, with three
feet water on Harpeth Shoals.
Business here has been very good for
several days past.
The Bismarck cleared yesterday about 4
p. M, having added nearly 800 tons. The
principal items were ,2Gi bbls. -four. /. 525
SKIS. oats, 6is SKIS. corn, 1870 hhds. tobacco.
sos cases coal oil.
The NJ. V. 7. Co. are loading barges
here for N. o., and will receive 500 tons
possibly more.
The Evansville Packets, Pittsburg and
81. Louis packets, and the I. &. X. X. CON
tinue to bring large quantities Of freight
for reshipment South.
The Tyrone has been raised, and is now
probably at Mound City repairing. She
will be ready to resume her place rs sue
ccssful packet in week or ten days.
The Allegheny Belle discharged 6s kegs
nails here for &. II. Woodward.
The a. Baker has been running in the
Cairo aud Paducah daily packet trade in
place of the Petrolia, for ten DAYS. The
fact Was mentioned in this paper at the
time the change occurred, and the river
reporter has every day written the port
list showing that the A. Baker and Mil
brey arrived and departed from and 10
Paducah. Our printers, however, have
| Professionally continued 10 insert the name
oil "Petrolia and constantly omit the "a.
Baker, until at length We began TO doubt
! the evidence of our eyes, and 10 think that
the boat We see at our landing every day,
and believed To BE- the A. Baker, was some
other. To make the matter sure, we yes
tsrday, asked some person, who could read
whether the said boat Was the Baker or
no, and was answered positively that it
was. We hope, therefore, that when our
readers see the name Of Petrolia hereafter
ia the port list, they will understand that
the A. Baker is meant, unless We give
notice that the Pctrolia has resumed her
trips.
The Great Republic is due for New
Orleans to-day.
The Grand Tower and City of Cairo are
due for Memphis and Vicksburg this even
ing
The Quickstep is the regular packet for
Evansville.
The paducah packets leave daily, at
pm.
Capt. Chas. 4. lIindc is agent for the
above boats.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

ni HARRY scnAuMfousDrR.
lAlr-"Rosin the Bow
Two bnttled for honor and glory;
But So FAT I've found il no 20;
Now I'll Join the Fonians in Cairo,
And HE Tor the regions of snow.
And HE for the regions Of snow,
And HE for the regions of snow;
For know there's honor awaiting
The heroes that fall in the snow.
Hotel de Toronto IL keeping,
Free, gratis, all those who may go,
Tosek honors and laurels in fghting
The wars IN the regions of snow.
Then I'll HE for the re- ions of snow,
Then III HE for the regions OF snos;
Like hero III fall for my country,
Aud die IN the regions of snow.
Permission has so far been Grant ed,
To all who may choose now to go;
SO, when Cairo shall lie represented,
I'll HE for the regions of snow,
III HE for the regions OF snow,
Ill HE for the regions of snow,
Aud when Cairo shall be represented.
III HE for the regions OF snow.
when the God speed" from friends shall h.
spoken,
And the cars snorting onward shall no,
I'm bound TO lump OF at Mounds Junction,
To tight there in regions of snow,
To fight IN the regions of snow,
To fight in the regions of snow;
I'm bound to jump oil at Mounds June on,
To fight there In regions Of snow.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
TnE KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE Il. R.-,Ts
CONIS AM RETIKNs

In canyassing the proposition TO be voted
on next Monday the chief question TO
consider is this viii the terminus of the
Mobile and Ohio railroad be worth $780,
900 10 Cairo? The completion Of the
Kentucky and Tennessee railroad will
make Cairo in effect if not in fact. the
northern terminus of the NJ. & O. road
not temporarily but pcrpetually. Com
pared with such consideration,
what does the 100000 subscription
amount to? The cost TO the laborer,
who, through the influence of the
road will he given employment, will be
comparatively nothing--if he own house
and lot, not more than two or three dollars
per year. The cost to the merchant,
whose trade will be enlarged from $40 600
to $50 600, the cost per annum will not en-
coed $40 or $50. But, let it cost what il
will, if it furnishes the citizen twenty-five
dollars wherewith 20 pay one, every scnsi-
bic man will vote for the subscription.
viii the Slo0 600 secure the completion
of the road 2 The proposition upon which
we are called to vote is SO guarded tina, if
We get no road, we pay no money. The
bonds are to be issued Us the work pro-
crosses, so that the last payment will sig
nalizc the completion Of the road. The
question, then rccurs, can Cairo--can the
next generation afford TO pay $1,000 for
the terminus of one Of the most important
railways in the Union? Those who feel
disposed to give an affirmative answer
should attend the polls on Monday, and
vote "For Subecription -
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
MILLINERY AND HAIR GOODS.

Mrs. Addic Buck, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, has just returned to Cairo
with beautiful stock of millinery and
hair goods all kinds of hair ornaments,
ribbons, nets, etc. She has the latest style
of dress hats for ladies and children's sea
sides. Frames Of all shapes and colors, and
illusion of every shade Her stock of ar,i-
fetal flowers cannot be surpassed in Cairo.
Mrs. Buck will dress hair in any desirable
style having visited the hair dressing cs-
Enlistment in the Southern Hotel and of
Madame Cambcll, in st. Louis, with an eye
to the especial benefit Of her custom ers in
Cairo. Aim,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
TOBACCO. CIGARS. ETC, CHEAPER THAN
EVER.

Mr. II. Myers, Ohio Lcvec, has resolved
to close out his present large and well as
sorted stock of tobacco, cigars, snuff pipes.
etc, ut prices that will insure quick sales,
Iii, building having been somewhat dam
aged by the recent fire and the removal
Of his stock, he has concluded to overhaul
aud refit il. He is, therefore DESTROYS of
getting rid Of his stock, and to do so, will
give patrons extraordinary bargains. lie
means what he says in this, and will con-
vince all who may call upon him of his
sincerity. To wholesale buyers he will
offer peculiar inducements, and to all he
will give bargains they can secure nowhere
else IN the country. my2OGt
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
WALLED ~ WITH PAPER.

Why are the hair coloring preparations
kept dark Simply because the light de-
compo,cs them and exposes their foul sedi-
ment. Hence the bottles are jackctod with
paste and paper, Phalon's Vitalia, or Sal
walton Tor the Hair, on the other hand, is
as clear and transparent in the sunshine us
in the shade. IL reviyes the natural color
in ever timc-blcached fiber and does not
stain the skin. Sold by all druggists and
fancy goods dealers. my22dawlw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
A Muss IN TmE COUNTRY.

A Unity correspondent informs us that
the dcnizens of That locality, to tho num-
bcr of thirty or forty, met last night in the
vicinity Of Redwood school house, and
in the absence of their COMMANDMENT.
chief, the old Judge, engaged in one of the
ugliest and fcrccst hair-pulling, eye
nosc-smashing muses. that ever
occurred in the county. For time, the
crowd fought through one another indis-
crimina,ely; but finally so composed itself
rs to fight Systematically. One brawny
woman whipped four sisters, and didn't re-
ceivc n scratch or lose single handful of
hair.
1t is slyly limited by our correspondent
that the combattants were members of tho
anti-temperancc society, and were excited
to the muss by ''potations, pottle deep" of
forty-rod ''sure-shot"
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
PHOTOGRAPHS ruOTOCgApHs.

Go 10 i. o. Bagwen, Photographer,
corner Eighth street, and Ohio Leyee, for
pictures, Carte de Nisites, etc. Having
made arrangements with sonc of the best
artists of our large cities, he respectfully
solcits orders for copying and enlarge
ing old pictures. Call at his rooms and
see specimens ofwork in that line.
unlltf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27
LAMP EXPLOSIONS.

viii the people avoid these dangers by
using II genuine article, which is perfectly
safe aud has the reputation Of being the
best in usc2 1t is the Aurora Oil II
gives Il brilliant light, and can be had nj
95 Ohio Leyee. Call aud get the cheapest
ypht in use. II
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-27

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-The enervatcd
and uscdtip, who have lost their youthful energy,
omoition, and bodily ygor, in the pursuit Of 30
cia pleasure with words of cheer, and sanitary
aid for the seemingly hopeless. Sent Free in
sealed envelopes Address, Howard Association.
Box y. Philadelphia, Pa.
Inay2idnv3m