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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-11-03

Whereupon, some fellow OF a practical
turn, without any imagination, and not
possessed with the ''diVfne afIlatus," has
attempted to destroy the beautiful sinile.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-11-03

God grant but this-I ask no more
That when ne leaves this world of sin,
He II wing his way to that bright shore,
And4nd the door of Heaven again!
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Governments secur,tfe~
EEw YoRK-FIRsr Roar


BY ths Western Uat0a 7siss,apA ConlpanyJ
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks and bonds In
nome and foreign markets, as follows:
NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-First Board 10 81 q. m =
8 ss 1881 coupon, ll67s; 20's, o. coupon, liz
e9s, o. coupon, III 5-a's, T5, coupon, Ill y;
62s, new, 65 coupon, 1l37S; 1o's 81, coupon, ll3S
s9s ssSupSn lis,s 10 ,os coupon: loo Curren.
land Western Union Telegraph, 625S: Quick silver
~; Pacific Mail: !6< Boston Water Power, :;
Adams Express, SL; Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Ex'
press, s.a AmeEicsp Express, ssH; United States
New York Central Scrip, So; Erie, 2sI; do. pre-.
,erred;I; Harlem, LIS; do. preferred, :; Reading,
Southern, 81, ex div: Union Pacific Railroad, "a;
Illinois Central, 1874 Old; Cleveland and PittsburQ
l2ti Of d. Northwest 60A Northwest pref SOL Of
Iiev eland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianap-
New Jersey Cent? al 1868; Rock Island IOl x
Milwaukee and st. Paul. eS!f; do preferred, IN;
wabash and western, cox Delaware, Lackawans
T Tsirs Hsute;= Hsnnibsl .dd 81; Joseph, IS:
Mississippi certificates, $50; Columbus, Chirsgo
and Indians Central: l5s; Tennessee SIS, old, 66l
G pa .aea b. enisS P.ss h b6 SsE
Ss5I- Gold, ll2h.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06
The weather.
wAR DERAEIMEyr, Or. xisf sssnal

WARRINGTON, ID. O Nov. 6, 1871, 10 a. M.
~, sfSoPsIs FOB THE PAST TwKNTTFoUR HOURS
The barometer remains lowest on the coast OF Maine
With northwest winds in the middle and eastern
states The area OF high barometer, which was
southeast into ohio, with rising barometer very
generally, at AL stations east Of the Rocky Noun
prevailed on the Lakes, and snow is reported on
Lake Ontario. Clear weather has continued in the
southern and gulf States, and on the Pacific coast
PROBABILIIr Es.-The barometer will probably rise
throughout the Atlantic States, aud especially from
Virginia to Lake Ontario with northerly winds and
clear weather during the day east of the Appala
chan range. Light winds are probable for the
rising temperature. The northeast winds will prob.
ably continue, with partially cloudy weather on the
lower lakes. and veer to southeast with threatennr
weather, on Lakes Michigan and Superior Danger,
Gus winds are not anticipate for to-day at our sta
tons. -
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BALrIAoRE, Nov. 6,-yirginia sizes, old, 40 bid
asked; do ls66, 81 bid; do 1851, 50 bid do coupon
ssid sSt bid; do. new, g bid West tirsiniss rs
zi' ssk s North Carolinas old, bid; do.
BALIIMoRE, Nov. 6.-Cotton dull; low middlings
L7ssHA. Flour dull Wheat steady; amber, $40
81 80; good red 70 prime; 81 .sOaSi.s6 Corn drm;
wn,e soul1ern, 4aal yellow southern, 6sa19; mixed
Pork steady; SAG. Bacon frm-shoulders, g; rib
sides, So clear rib, 50. Hams, l5aH. Lard quiet
leslo1 Butter active whisky nominal, s2...
a,S nw TORN l NOV o.Lstoeks steady and dull Gov
g. North Carolinas. 81; new ls. Money firm 6a7
Gold strong, IL Exchange, long, sx; short, 94S
NEW YORK. Nov .6-Fiour dun and heavy Wheat
quiet and without decided change. Corn nomi-
LONDON, Nov 8, llsO a. m.-ConsoIs opened at az
Ior money and 90 for account. Bonds Of lS62s 81 :,
lsS5ls old, gl7f; 1875, 931s: 10 +0's, SSA
~, ifsANxFoRT, Nov. 6.-Bonds opened at 9sk for
times. ~ WI
oLoNpoN, Nov; 8, 80 p.m.-Bonds of 1862, sl1.;
LONDON, Nov. 40 D. m.-Consols closed at ozz.
for money and g for account. Bonds Of 1862, sIi4
PARIS, Nov .6.-Rentes 81 francs 20 confines
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= KEGIsTERs OFFICE,
district or COLUMBIA,

~ ". j.. ",
Notice IL hereby given that on NOM Az, Noyem-
Der O. lsIi VII expire all licences given by the late
eorporauon Of Washington city 10 Commission Mer
Liquors BY w holesale, Hats Caps Doors Shoes and
Ready made Clothing; Dealers In Junk Old Barrels,
0rdinaries, T,ppling Houses. Sample Rooms, Re-.
taurants, Billiard saloons, Bsgatefle, Jenny Lima
and Pistol Galleries; Resident Hawkers and Ped,
dlers; Owners Of HACKS, 0mnibusses, Street Oars
Ali parties engaged in said business, trades or
professions must promptly take out licences for the
same firm the District Of Columbia the success cor of
the late corporations Of the ci~- ~ and
Georgetown and Of the Ley Court, IN accordance
with the following provisions Of act approved Au-
That every person engaged in any trade, occupa-
ton OF profession for which license Is i'm posed
BY the laws Of he District of Columbia shall 81 the
time Tor procuring the same, make application 10
the NJ gister, and sha state, under oath or afrma
ton such facts AZ may be applicable licenses ~
The Register shalt then issue 20 the appli-
can't eertfnce ., stating the particul kind OF
license for which application has been made and the
amount OF money required by Law TO be paid therefor
Said certificate shall be delivered TO the Collector
who shall, upon the receipt OF the sum Of money
stated therein, give certificate Of deposit stating
the amount OF money paid and the kind Of license re-
CURED. and u shall be the duty Of the Register 10
other classes OF business, trade and profession
sboye list and made to commence on the first Of No.
nc i-eost Register for the DLtrict Of Columbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tie weekly siatGment Of the New York associated
bssl on Saturday proved quite favorable In eonse
quence chiefly Of the disbursements o: coin By the
Treasury IN payment of the November interest.
There was also large gain in legal teuders result
ing from the temporary Ceposit in New York Of
swstug transfer to Chicago affer the adjpstrnent Of
losses by the recent fire. The increase 10 deposits Il
ders. The banks have found themselves strong
trough TO be little mere liberal towards borrowers
half q million dollars. This week the banks show
an sRsregaie surplus Of s5sT7 go above the legal
reserve.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06

A. will be seen by an advertisement elsewhere
IN our eoiCmDs, Collect IT Slater gives public
notice that he will be prepared, on and after the
18th instant, to receive the militia tax, and ali
taxes levied on real and personal property in the
District, for the year ending June 3Oth, 1872.
The penalties for non payment within the time
reeihed are fully set forth in the Collectors
notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06

Victoria c. Woodruff, Tennie c. Clafin.
Francis Rose Mckinley, Annie Kemble Parker
and Mary A. Leland have registered to vote at
the election IN New York city Il morrnM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06

Our well-conducted neighbor, the Georgetown
CoUTIeT, has entered upon its seventh volume,
and the seventh year of its useful existence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06

- The Mormon question-where next?
sVNorfOlk, Va, is reYeIling in her second
crop of strawberries.
effort Wayne, Ind, rejOiees in female bar
her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06

nTEAsT WASHINGTON BUILDING AssO-
0 ClATION-Tbe first meeting OF this new
building association for the payment Of dues will
be held at the corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
Sd street east on THURSDAY NIGHT, Noyember
n at clock; Persons desiring stock can leave
their orders with either OF the following offlcers
IA. TAFT, President, No. :, Penua ave g. L.
II; SALLY, Vice President, p. D. Dept.
avenue and b street 3. e. $3.50
w. T. JOHNSON, Secretary, Pennsylvania ave-
nue., corner 81 street east. nn2-It
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06

eS 20 sis 9th street, W, near street. Ofsoe
hours 20 pa q. m, Il to i, aud 4 q s,s y
On. &C l0-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06

H. U X 4 * A
c o DENsING COFFEE POTS.
Please call and examine them.
WEBB BEvERIDGE,
Importers of CRoCKERY, CHINA and GLASS
WARE,
no4 81 42I, Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH st.
.Sd htREks IHk
iOio nth street between and Massachusetts
paris AND NEW YORK Fashions.
ment e The latest styles Of CHIGS6Ns ia real and
Also, ladies having hair Of their own, can have
them benz, made up in every styles desired at small
WIGS msas 10 order a.
Premium Hair Emporium, 1Is Market space, be-.
,0IP,riz Prize Medal awarded at the French Exposition,
nos.lm H. PHILIPPI.
SPLENBID ALL WOOL CASHMERE SUITS
A. STRAUSS, 1oli Penn. avenue,
oc3 Between 10th and 18th streets.
HAVING NEARLY COMPLETED
THE PROPOSED CHANGE IN MY BUSINESS
Two-THIRDs OF THE MAIN FLOOR
OF MY STORE NOW BEING DE-
VOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO
DOL AR obs,
viii be sure to sure to surprise every BODY my store
will hereafter be known as
THE METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
And shall make every effort to make IL worthy
OF the capital Of the nation-an attraction both to
citizens and sojourners.
All goods In the rear part of the store consisting
Of SMALL WARES, TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS
C0LoRED VELVET RIBBONS, SILK RIB
BONs, FINE FANS, LACE HANDKERCHIEFS,
SLIPPERS AND CUSHIONS, LACES, BRAIDs,
HOSIERY, hoods, sCARFs, FINE EMBROI-
DERIEs, VASES, DESKS, wORKBOXES, AC
CORDEONS, &c, will be sold
POSITIVELY AT COST,
And some articles considerable less than cost as
need the entire floor for Dollar Goods by the first Of
December.
You are respectfully invited to look over my
Stock.
b. sILvERBER9,
3I2 SEVENTH STREET,
noltr Near Pennsylvania avenue
MELTON OVERCOATs, in Drsb, Brown, and
1vl Mouse color, beautifully made and trimmed for
sig, at A. eTKAUs',
oc25 1011 Penn. avenue, bet.lOth and I1thss
H HARDWARE. -
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LOST AND FOUND.

oSI. nsyea from 1899 IA street, s,turasy
~ night fsreUber {. ls1l.a POlNTER.9
black and v bite, with brass collar, en-1k
sNcrs :" ihs uaRie Of Isfk." tuitsbie-
rswAd VIII be paid n re;urhtd % the uuders gncd.
ree-n = 1929 18th street.
vsi1Lss uishi. b-rweea leih and r. sn4 Nth
Ia snd rreefs, SINE LEfTFRS, contsni 4
inoisr1s The n der will be ifberally rewards by
lesNn g the tame Al this cfce. MOI u
osr-An EnyELOPE, Containing ffty dollars
- currency. letter ard psperS The finder will b
tetrshy rewarded II Jeff At 2os New Jersey sv-
tnue =. v. M
UsT-hCERTIFICsIEy.is sasSi 6y the CO. pora-
- tion 81 eshir9toa, IN the name Of y. n HILL,
ior tie fourth instaluent for pavias fontways in
Sqrare Il?, Lot g IS, is. red in fsyor Of Michael
Green, and dated March ~. 1859 ANY one Returning
the same viii be liberia rewarded.
osT.on OF abont the 18Th of septepber, ISL. a
II CLbTlFlCATE FOR NE HUNDRED lhol
sHARES OF STOCK ia the Farmers and Ne
chanics Bank OF GeorgefoSn, in the name ii Nir-
sina LasSla, No sTS. dated 2ist of NAV. iSss All
persons hereby caufioned against receiving the
same for negotiation ny thecziion." suitable
reward will be p-id 20 the Under % the above certif
CAFE on its delivery At he bank Aforesaid o sAwsw
CERTIFlCATE Nc. 2S OF CENTRAL BUILp-
" ING ASSOCIATION OF GEORGETOWN The
pubic ar canfionsd not 20 receive a.. OILS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06
FOR SALE.

E0R SALE-A stylish BLACK HAWK HORSE
j. nine years old. sound and kind, for fam n
lily use: Also, CARRIAGE and IA HARNESS. IN
IN coed condition. Can be seen at 1917 MY
street, before 10 a. m. or after D m. nos n
FOR sALE-sHABES in the Washington Build
=. ing Association. Call 1t AIS 10th 81. N. W,
nos 81. 10. PFEIFFER.
FOR sALE-HOKsE, BUGGY and HARNESS:
Il good business rig. Can be seen at ~
hun NJ ~ kpS Stables, q street, between 9Th IN
EoRsALE ;CHEAP-Ah ne SET Of SURVEYING
Il ENVIRONMENTS, in perfect order, az
j. ii. SQUIER's, Mo-ey Broker,
ocSo-u 1401 street.
l. AT WASHINGTON NAILORS STABLES
Sheavy young Mules, well broke n
heavy Horses, suitable for carts IN
fine family Horses S
5young driving Horses.
New Landsus, Launds uetts, Clarences and Park
fhetons Tor hire. Terms reasonable. All orders
promptly attended 70 from stables, 1926 ST. oiItf
FOB sALE-A thorough bred BAY MARE,
= eight years old. Will trot in three min n
utesn Pedigree furnished. Also, shifting IN
TOP brewster BUGGY Only been in use one<A
season. One set Harness, double set Reins, Whip
sun mer and winter Lap Cover. Can be seen al
TIE MING Stables, on o street, between 9Th
anu - slIeets. se8 n
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BOARDING.

/ ARGE AND wELL-FURNIsHFp Rooms,
with good TABLE BOARD, at reasonable rates,
9l' 18th street. between and +. nul-7ts
TX ooMs foR RENT, NEAR JUDICIARY
~ square single or en- suite. either furnished or
nniurnished; BOARD if desired Al SIS "a street,
CorheI OF INDIANA avenue. mol Ct
II ANpsOMELf FURNISHED ROOMS. en- suite
H or single, hot and cold baths and All other ,r
yenieDces, can be obtained at 123 18th stree. he
oc3l-lm@ ms
ElkSTCLAss BOAPD, WITH PLEASANT
Il rkoNr ROOMS, &c had on reasonable tenn.
1901, cnrncr Pennsylvania avenue and lstt
sneet. Good location and accessible. nhxs "
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n~NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF THE
US DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
CoLLEcIoBs OFFICE,
DiSfTtct Of Columbia, Columbia BKildiag
WaShfaRf0n m n Nov * 1871


DtSTtcf OF Columbia, Columbia Bxiidiag,S
WashiHgton, ID. e., Nov. s, 1871.
Notice Is hereby given that on and after the 18th
day Of November, 1871 shall be prepared TO receive
all taxes levied upon real and De- rsona property in
the District Of Columbia for the year ending June
spth. lel2, and the militia tax prescribed BY sec
tion q the act approved August 10Th, ISL
Tn all taxes remaining unpaid after January LIST,
81, penalty Of three per centum for each month
after date shall be added until the same sha be
paid or advertised for sale for taxes and said pen
ist. Wv
Unless the taxes levied on real estate shall be maid
On or before the expiration of ninety days from the
stu DAY OF November, ISL, / shall proceed TO ad-
vertse all such real estate for sale for taxes apd
proceed 10 sell the same TO satisfy the thereon
ss provided for by law.
Unless the taxes levied personal property shall
be pald On or before the expiration OF aiRets DAYS
from the 18th day Of Nov ember 1871 shall proceed
provided by law. WIN III SLATER
Collector Of Taxes for the District Of Columbia.
IChroDicle, Patriot, Republican, Sunday Papers
and National Eral no6 r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06

TTHIRTEENTH AsszRICT.
The Voters Of the Thirteenth District will simmer,
n. SARDO
as candidate for the Eouse of Delegates subject to
4 dominating meeting of the people Of the
noS3tf DISTRICT
T POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
tS WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 2, ISL.
, CON plants having been received that the Letter
Sarrlers 81 several Of the free delivery offices solicit
donatlOns by means of New Year. addresses and
ms practice being considered preudcial to the ser
wee; and derogatory TO the respect carriers should
is therefore ordered that the issuing of any adj
or substitute therefor, by lettercarriers in
me ans whatever, is forbidden '
JOHN A. J. CRESwELL
mo- Postmaster General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06

sAkoS Bazaar, 9ll Pa. avenue, between sth
y and 10Th ets, Is the cheapest and best place for
me GUNS, PISTOLS, CLOCKS. No trouble 20
now goods. Oc5-tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06
PERSONAL.

ERENCH STARCH ENAMEL.-shouIdb b. used
In every family. imparts O. Linen most bean
I9i pOish and makes the Oldest articles looR fresh
and new. IL saves labor and money Try ia For
sale by all GrOcers and 81 2 9th street oc2s-2x.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-06

"EyERY MEMBER OF THE PAPER
S HANGERS ASSOCIATION is expected TO
be present at the meeting MONDAY, Nov ember 9th
at Territorial House, Pennsylvania avenue between
IA and 9th streets. no 4 2ts
rATTENTIoN, HEPTASOPHs OR S. W.M
~ The members of SQLON CONCLAVE, No
A, HEPTAsOPHS OR :. W M, will, in future
meet In knights Of Pythias Hall corner of 7Th and
ID streets, Sd floor; on TUESDAY EVENINGS of
each week at O'Clock. A full attendance of the
membership is requested at the next session,
BY order: In0f 81 VIM n NORTON Sac,v
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-08-30
New Drug stores
VARIETY DEPARTMENT,

A ALitle ofereryfLiRg and nothing in particular.
Cali:oes, Domestics. Shoes, al, kinds; in
fact, general stock of STAPLE DRY
GOODS, Hardware, Pocket and Table
Cutlery. Queensware, Tinware. Coffee,
Sugar, Flour, Rice. Tobacco, Segars, &c.
PURE CANDIES. manufactured for our
trade, and a great many other articles too
numerous 10 mention.
We pay the highest market prices for all
kinds Of PRODUCE. and market stuiis
Liberal deductions to Wholesale pur-
chasers in the Drug line,
SEE SIGN or BIG INDTfN.
We still stick TO cur old motto-"LvE
AND LET LIVE. Quick sales and short
pIofts.'
T. S.-W. s. Hinton has charge Of the
business in the house, will always take
pleasure in showing goods, whether you
buy or not.
r. L. HINTON g. co.
Washington, June 81, 1871. z:
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-08-30
OBITUARY.

DIED, in Washington, Ark. on the llth
day of August. 1871, Mrs. Jennie Steele,
dughter of Mr.. c. Vow # Dallas Co. ard
wife of Rev. C. O. Stetle, Pastor of the
Methodist church at this place.
For eighteen months past, sister Steele
had been suffering from pulmonary atiec-
tion, which often threatened dissolution and
caused her friends to fear a fatal termination,
when she would rally. inspiring the hope OF
again seeing her restored
During her sojurn of nearly four years in
our midst she had made many warm friends
and by her meek and amiable disposition
had endeared herself to the community at
large.
Many years ago. when mere child, she
became impressed with the Importance OF
preparing to meet her God. She made a
profession of religion. and connected herself
to the church of her choice; after which, her
If, was that of devout christian, always
mild, gentle and unobtrusivc yet ever ready
to sustain the cause she had espoused. She
chserlully consented TO forego the pleasures
Of home and its surroundings, that her hus-
band might 20 where duty called, and that
sinners might be awakened. She was truly
an Itneran;'s wife. and il now reapng a
rich reward, Beyond the shining river"
Sister Steele had been twice tired In the
furnace of aflicticn during her stay with MS.
Two bright li.tle flowers have been culled
from her bosom TO be transplanted in that
of The Savior. Yet she murmnrcd not, b It
quietly submitted to the will Of God, reall-
zing fully, that he was 'too wise to err and
too good to do wrong" Could the atten-
ti,n of numerous friends or skllnl physics
ans have ayailed. life so pure would have
been prolonged. Sonowing friends sur
rounded her bedside, eager TO soothe
pain or in some way alleviate her suffering
For several hours before death claimed its
victim, her mind was impaired. during which
time she talked irraiionaly; but in all her
mcid moments, she gave repeated evidence
of her acceptarce with the God she wor>
SHIPPED Spoke freely and cheerfully ot her
approaching change, and of the many loved
ones she wou'd soon meet around the Throne
She left sorrow stricken husband
and sweet Ii tie girl. b sides many, many
friends who loved her. Yet they sorrow
not as those who have no hope, for they
have the blissiul assurance that she is now
bssking in the sunlight of the, heaven sur
rounded by the loved ones gone before
She is now singing praiIes in the presence
of the great Jehovah.
May God in his mercy supply an ahnn-
dance Of grace TO her husband aud ehl'd'
comfort and sustain them in this lie, and i
nally bIiAy them to that haven OF rest,
where they will he reunited with ,hc saint
I'd wife and mother.
And now, dear friend. airu,
We lay thee down o rest.
Assured that thou last found home
In the Redeemer's breast.
EDTENn
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-08-30

COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
The county board for the equalization
of property, to be composed of the as
SCISSOR, county clerk and county judge,
will meet at the clerks office in every
county, on the third Monday in Sep
tember next, and continue in session
six days. The object of the board is
to correct all errors in the assessment
ofproperty. All persons feeling them
selves aggrieved by their assessment
should attend this board and have theil
grievances redressed. Every one had
better see hox his assessment goes be-
fcra this board aud that it is correct.
BY so doing much time, trouble and
expense will be saved.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-08-30
ASSeSSOr,S Notice

NOTICE is shereby given that will be at
" the following places on the days men
toned for the purpose of assessing personal
property, subject to taxation for the year
ISL and 70 avoid mistakes blanks will be
furnished that parties may make their own
lists.
At Nashville, July II and 13.
At Mineral Springs, July IL,
At Columbus, July, 10,
At Fulton, July II.
AT Spring Hill July Is and 10.
At Centrevil!e, July 81
At Union Springs, July "a,
At Red Land, July 90,
AT Washington August TO 81.
All persons who fail to furnish me with a
list OF their property on or before the 3Is,
day of August, lS7l, will be assessed from,
the best Information can obtain from, he
last sassrssment books and other sonrces
and penalty of fifty per cent. will be added
to such valuation by the county clerk as
required by law. 90
Blanks eau be obtained at nv ofico
o. B. KENT.
o, Assessor Hampstead county.
"""' SO
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-08-30
A MASS MEETING.-A Mass Meeting

A MASS MEETING.-A Mass Meeting
of the members of the Democratic and Con-
assemble at the court house in this place on
Gaturday, the l6h prox. (Sep;ember) at ! I
O'Clock, A. NJ.
Tho object of the meeting is to take the
necessary steps 20 perfect the organization
of the party for the approaching campaign.
Let voters remember the day, and see tha
each township is properly represented,
W. p. HART,
Chairman County Committee.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-08-30
LOCAL IT Il M =.
OUR AGENTS.

MAJ. CHARLES f. Mitchell is authorized
10 receive and receipt for subscriptions any
where.
III HaHaceburg-PRoF. J. w. HARPER
Spring HiH-GII.Fs l.. NCKSiGIir, Esq
Mineral SpriagS-Mg. WM. JOHNSON.
Columbus MIR. J +. STUART.
centreriHe-MR. W. J. POWELL.
NashriHe-MAJ. o. =. ANDERSON.
O-an-DR. j. r. WOLFF.
Rondo-MR. J. ID. LATIMER.
IemisriHe-IIENEy MooRE, Esq.
ru Morinh-MR. JNo. s. WEAVER.
Richmond f-CArT. PERRY.
IocLs6urg-MR. H. c. WILLIAMSON.
Nosco,e-MR. j. f. LEE.
FHiton- Mr.. Gro. w. ORTON.
Ben Lomonde-Capt. u. II. KINswoRTHY.
Local Agents are authorized TO retain ten
per cent. of all subscriptions.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-08-30
OUR DRUG STOCK

Is (sH and fresh. and we have a skHifni
druggist who gives sPeeioi attention TO this
department. We guarantee every article
put up to be pHre, fresh and genuine.
We keep PATENT MEDICINES, all
kr.ds. direct from manufacturers.
PURE LIQUORS, domestic and i'm.
ported, al Kinds (lor medicinal use
PAINTS. OILS. GLASS &c. Pictures
Frames, and Pictures Framed, any style and
sir, with glass to fit, at short notice. Fine
fancy Soaps and Perfumrry in great variety
INSTRUMENTS, TRuSSES, sc. Coal
Oil. Lamps and Fixtures.
We have the agency fvl the Non-explosive
Lamps.
A good selection of Toys and Notions.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-08-30

Col. Josiah Garland, of Lafayette
county, died on the 23rd ofthis month.
lie was one of the oldest citizens in
this part of the state-o of the oldest
settlers. He was prominent citizen
of his county and kind and genial
gentleman. His !eath was a great loss
to the community in which he lived.
Peace be to his ashes"