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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09
JAMES II. JOHYSTOy

II H'lN" added some Of the fncst New M.
-. , heIy 10 the ShHnnoudEIc Factory nov In
use ~ TIE "aIiey"f Virginia, prcpnrcd 6n,i III
continue TO manufacture " ~"
W o. LIEN GODS,
LINSEHS, PULLED AND PLAIN
CLOTES, CASSIMEEES Ann TWrEnS
ana with his improved and superior f,c,ii,;.. Z.
that ne MI be able 10 offer to the public
H.t 1LIie OF DOOD>' that cannot be surpassed #
equaiIed Oy any other enlistment
pI hsliiInore Prices paid ia Cash Tor WOOL.
Feb. IS. Is7I--tT 'O"Nsl ON.
. having expo ienred such heavy nd severe
- - t tns H1 at1 h''i. aud having had u rep1ir
ahn i'hi M, Hiil and Machinery throurbout ~,
J ppeA. {" a.! VII. are indebted TO come Tor "a I'd
49, IotIst 1hae; lie s'aads greatly IN need OF
Eb % 49, - u"e- }. n. J.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09
FRESH MEATS AND FISH.

EHRESH mea'S can be obtained BY calling on me
at my place of business. butchersd by the beet
butcher in the town, Mr.. C Gorge W. Young. Fresh
hsh received daily. Cash paid for fat sioc Of ali
kinds. Farmers will do well by giving me = call
before Opposing Of their Stock.
J II. YESTERDAY,
April IS. Market House Square.
WTE have just received a stock Of the wheeling
w Cook Stoves, which will he sold !ots
March IS 1871. McCCRDY DUKE.
TOBACCO and Cigars for sale at
l. APriIll. MASoS'S Drug Store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellcnt medicine enjoys,
Is derived from it, cures.
many Of which are truly
marvellous. lnyeternte
cases Of SCrofulOus dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by il.
ScrofulOus affections and
disorders which were az.
gTayatel by the s-rpf,i-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09
NOTICE.

A Ii perPonS indebted to the Estats If william
- Grow are requested to call 81 the once Of
" hite TrapnslI and SETTLE Thass having M
.Esinst sad E-tate will preseHt them properly Az
Jan. IO.IsII. JOHN II CoYIE III
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09

REV. Father KAIN.--We learn with re-
greet, and we are sure our entire community
will join US, that Rev Father Kahn, Pastor Of
ST. JUseph's Catholic Church of this ciry.
c0uIcmPlItes a severance of his pastoral duties
with has Congregation here, for the purpose
ct taking charge of u church in Winchester.
There Is no minister of any denomination, who
has won greater respect, or who could be more
beloved by all classes o! the community than
Father Kahn; aud whilst we sincerely regret
his departure from anon" US, we can feici-
tate the good people OF Winchester, in secur-
lug his residence among them.
.HGrt'n>LUry Statesman
DELINQUENTs.-T. W. PotterfeId. late
sheriff OF this County, has posted Il long list
OF property, real and personal, at the front
door OF the Court House, dcliuquents. for
non payment of taxes for the year 1870
Persons should examine the list and look nf,
ter their Interests ShcpheroIsIocn Register.
STRIKE,-The Tub. hands employed a, the
Paper Mil OF Ashton, Whelcn * Co. of this
place, struck for higher wages on Monday
last. They were receiving SIPS Der day. but
wanted Sl.5O per day. Other persons. with
two OF the strikers. filed their places Strikes
don't pay nowadays whilst there is a general
stagnatIun III business there arc too many
idle hands awaiting employment in every
branch OF business, as we'll as laboreTs Bet
ter let 'weI! enough" alone at preseut.-B.
SuIcIDE.-A man by the name Of Woods,
one day last week whilst upon a canal boat in
the vicinity OF Harper's Ferry committed SUI
lcIde by taking lanGanum. lie had sometime
previously been employed upon the Canal
Ills body was buried at Sandy Hook-B.
Senator Garrett Davis, of Ky, few DAYS
ago visited Lexington, Va, to see his son,
who Is student OF Washington and Lee Uni
yeFs'ty' The students and citizens gave Mr..
-. welcome and he was called out, and made
them an excellent address. The crowd was
also addressed by Col Ed. Pendleton. Gov.
Letcher, and J. Randolph Tucker.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09

RAILROAD DISCussIoN.-We haze been
requested TO state that, it is proposed to have
discussion "n the pr"pric'y OF voting Il sub.
scrIptl"n OF 100000 to the stock Of the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Co. aud Of
waving the condition ct comm. by I5erryviIle
attached To the Wash IL Ohio Il Il. sub,crip.
ton, the second Tuesday in NI.y-Couutv
Court day--at the Court House in BerryviIIc.
The friends OF subscription have invited Mes
SrS. Botcler aud Travers. of Jefferson. who
have consented to be here, to participate in
the dIScUssloG, and full. fair aud free dis,
cuSSI"n. pro and con, Of the merits of the
"lss'i"n may be expected. We have reason
to believe that the opponents of subscription
Will hnd an exponent of their views, in a gen!
tieman VII" is well known to the public as
being opposed to either road. An active
canvass will be made thcncetorIh throughout
the county, according to appointment then to
be made .-CiurLe Courier
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09
DENTAL NOTICE.

hk- MCCORMICK will Welt Charlestsup pro-
- tessi"nally. On the Second SI0uday AZ FsETuSrZ
dSth' April iOth' June I2th. AuPust ian OefobS;
SIH. JsBasry 81 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09

HHV g'taI Tlany othFFe too numeTous to mrntinn
aud cOlOTs, at the =
o. l. e. Store.
GJ-Our clothing Department 10 veil stoc ked with
all kind" at gn"ls from the chca peat to the nrst
Hats Caps' aud Gents Furnishing goods In all its
CaISand see our styles aud prices before purchas-
Remember the
Oh! Z 500!
store adjoining the residence OF Humphrey Krycs
EsQ. l. nANiHCEC;EH
April %, 1871. Free Prose COW
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09

NEW ADvERTIs EASEMENTS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE o. ]. G Boot and Shoe HoUps will receive
= their New Stock Of Spring and sumner Goods
during this week. HAMBURGER
% Give the above house a call and you will had
bargains and the beet city made work
April II. LII.
NTE have just increased stock Of Fancy
w Goods and st price, 20 sUTt the times. Our
stock consists Of Soaps Extracts, COIogn~s Hair.
Tooth and Nail BrBshes, CosmFtirS. Pnh Boxes,
Toilet Sets PomAdes Hair Oils, fla nd GIasses, and
various other articles too numerOGs TO mention for
sale by w. s. MASON.
II you want cheap Paints such Ole. Lead,
CO!Ors, EaTnIEiseS. Dryers stock i pete.
window Class various sizes, Kerosene Oil No I
warranted Fish and Meats Foot OF, all lower than
ever, " s. MASONsS
March q, Is.I.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
AT THE
O. 4. @.
store.
LADIES SHOES.

IIAMBURGERS Shoe and Clothing House
has the largest and best seIrctcd Stock in the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09
FOR RENT.

IRON April lat. 1871. the BRICK TESENrNr
now occupied by ). H. Haines az a Tobacco
Store. AppIytO ''~''0
S.RIDENOUR
Fl q, ,s-, J. }. II. STRAITH,
-, 80 the owner
EISH! FISH! FISH.-Herri,. ga
u MsckereI. for sale hy 80 N @N
April Is--2m.
(,LoCkS-6eautiful Bronze. Rosewood and WAL
~ nut FrOutS, beautiful desiFnG and patteTps-foT
SAIt low oy l.. DISKLE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09

II change OF Lamps. is perfectly ca fe and viii I,
exni"he, for Ealc by
Feb. 81. KEARSLEY A. SUEEREp
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09

THE undersigned has just returned from IN.
L. Eastern markets with one Of the IarFeSt. rnoSt
carefully selected and rare aud needfuI
Stock IF Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, dc
he has ever heretofore offered to the people Of ,he
county. HE stock c0nsisis in par of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-09

Physicians Prescriptions neatly and carefully
compounded according to the Iaiest ruIes OF Ebat
macy. at all hours.
February -, 1871.
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SAPPINGTON HOTEL.

April Is, 1871.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-03-14
lFor the Spirit.l

Eds. SPIRIT: In your issue of Febru-
ary %, my attention is called to an arti-
Gle, "Farmer's Horticultural and Agri
cultural Society,"" asking the farmers of
the several townships of Monroe Coun-
ty if they are favorable to the organizes
ton Of a Society of this kind.
would say that / wrote an article
more than year since, and it was pub
lshed in your paper, favoring an organ
.ization of this kind; and I am still anx-
ious that something of the kind should
be done in Monroe Other counties are
doing SO, and why not Monroe?
LIDO not wish to take the lead in this
matter. from the fact that I am not ca
pable of SO doing; but I am. willing to
do anything that / can to put it in
operation.
suggest Friday. the 9TH day Of May,
to meet at Woodsfeld, it being Court
week, and goooly number will be in
town from the different townships. As
said before do not wish to be first in
this matter. l merely make motion
H. I. MITCHELL.
Z Il "a = & IL u
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ID 4 e ID

s.aH -
Departed. thfs life, Feb. 25, at the residence
OF his father, near New Castle, James Mitchell
son OF Isaac Mitchell, aged 30 years 0 months
and 81 days.
He was good boy, noble youth,s Christian
man; social, generous. kind, honest and honor
able. He has left a father, mother, three sis
ters and numerous relatives and friends to
mourn his death; but we sorrow not as those
who have no hope, believing that our loss is his
eternal gain.
Weep not for the departed SON,
He's not lost, but saved;
Far away, in better world,
Far, far beyond the grave. C.J
In Switzerland township, Feb. 90, Leonard
Gregg. only son Of Martin and Mary Reader,
aged 8 months and 23 days.
This offering, Father, to thine arms we tender,
Our child, our babe, our little one we yield;
Its fragrance Lord. to thee we humbly render,
Our choicest flower, the lily Of our field
To bloom beneath Thy smile-to dwell behold
ing
The wondrous mystery of Thy Love divine;
It's beauteous petals evermore unfolding,
Its opening heart dear Lord, SO near I'd
Thine. L. G
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Allen c, Miller 4 Co.'s Safe.

We have examined with considerable
interest the beautiful burglar proof safe
in the new banking house of ALLEN g
MILLER 4 Co. This seems the acme OF
perfection in this line. Its main walls
and fine burglar chest give evidence of
great strength and security, The walls
are 4 inches thick and are filed with
concrete.
II is supposed q fire of twenty-four
hours duration would not destroy the
books and papers. The inside or burglar
safe is composed of thicknesses oil
steel and iron plates, making the walls
three inches thick. On this safe is one Of
SARGENT's Magnetic Locks, costing one
hundred dollars and capable of one mil
lion changes. This is the finest and
strongest lock made in the United States
Mr. SARGENT makes standing offer OF
$4,000 to any one who may pick his lock
in twentyfour hours.
This safe is 5 feet highs feet 8 inches
wide, and feet inches deep, weighing
$500 pounds, and requiring six horses
to draw it from GAINESVILLE to Woods
field. 1t was built for the firm by the
celebrated safe makers, Messrs. MosLER,
BoHMAN & Co, Of Cincinnati, ard fur
nished by their agents, MErcALF q BURT,
of Wheeling, West Va.g
1t has all modern improvements, and
is by far the strongest safe in the coun-
ty. II through an accident the combi-
nation should be lost, on which the safe
is locked, the builders assert it would re-
quire the efforts of their most skilled
workmen. with the best tools that can be
made, 36 hours constant labor to get the
safe cut open. 1t will be seen at once
that it could not be opened by burglars
in the few hours they have to operate
No excuse now for our people losing
their valuables in the way of bonds,
money, &c, either by fire or burglars.
We intend to put our greenbacks in this
strong box-aohen sce, get sem.
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dousrro,ls slistake,A

Chronic Dyspepsia cant be cured =
say the Doctors. Heaven forgive them
Can't be cured Why He6sand's Ger
man Bitters and highlands Tonic have
cured five thousand dyspeptics within
the last year! No man or woman aft.
ected with indisposition ever tried these
natch!ess vegetable stomachics without
experiencing Immediate relief. In acute
Dyspepsia, the Bitters (which contain
no alcohol remove every symptom, and
effect perfect and permanent renova-
ton of the digestive functions in a week
or ten days. and in chronic cases, the
Tonic (which is also ditaslpe stimu.
lanti acts with almost electric rapidity
upon the torpid stomach, restoring at
once its gastric yigor, and the appetite
of the invalid Depot, No 6sl Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa Sold by all
Druggists. March14wl.
"
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Session Of the County Commits
alOners.

The Board convened in regular ses-
sion on Monday, the 9th inst. Present
WILLIAM WORKMAN, Esq. ISAAC BERN
HARD and CHRISTIAN CEHRs.
j. P. Spriggs, Pros. Atty, was au-
thorized to defend the suit commenced
by Mosler, Bohman u Co. against the
Board ;o sastt7
The Commissioners and Auditor made
semi annual settlement with the County
Treasurer.
David Smlttle, j. B. AIgeo and Wm.
White were appointed viewers on the
road petitioned for by G. w. Cline and
Others. to meet at Cochransville the 2lst
inst. iise as9aa
The hearing in the T. S. Cleveland
road was postponed to the third day OF
the June session.
Samuel Morgan, Abraham Mann and
BAIL Steward were appointed viewers of
ahe road petitioned for by Josiah Wilson
and others; to meeteat Brownsville the
Goth inst. zs # Z
0yS Sloan, County Surveyor was or
dered to survey aud select the best site
for bridge across Narrows Run, in Lee
township,and report at the june session
Christian Moser, John Ruby and Sam
mel Harman were appointed viewers on
the read petitioned for by Albert Voegt-
ly and others; to meet at Baresyille the
23d inst. 'lss
Bills were allowed j. r Spriggs, F&
N. Koehler, H. r. West, Thomas Hys-
SON, VIM. Lang, G. S. Newcomh 4 Co.,
p. Diehl, W. t. Sinclair, Jere Williams,
VIM, Read, Jacob Burgoacher and S.
Grimshaw
The application Of VIM. Beardmore.
laid over from the December session, that
taxes be refunded him, was not. allowed.
Costs in the case of Ohio VS.. E. NJ
Finney, laid oyerto the june session.
Costs in the case of Ohio vs.. Neal,
526.S0 allowed. F
The Board adjourned on Thursday,
the 9th, to the 22d inst. s''z
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Farm for Sale.

ONE mile north west Of woodsfield, Monroe
" county, Ohio, containing
TWO HUNDRED D AND FIFTY ACRES
known as the Ford farm. TIE undersigned
Rxecutors of the estate of Henry Ford, Sr.,
deceased, now ofst the above named farm at
private sale.
The improvements consist OF two large
frame barns, with q stablihs capacity sufficient
for three hundred head Of sheep, aud other
necessary stock; one dive Hing house, two sto-
riss containing six rooms and cellar; & never
failing we'll Of water at the door: QUE tepant
houss, one story frame, and all out.buidings
necessary; large apple orchard in full bearing,
with some peach. plom, cherry and grapes.
The land is in high state Of cultivation,
all the cleared land being sosn to grass seed
excepting ten acres OF corn stalk ground.
which produced 900, bushels Of corr, last
season. The farm has been used for stock
growing for the last twenty years, which
accounts for its great fertility.
Terms fair; deferred payments to be secured
BY mortgage. For further particulars call on
THOMAS II. FORD.
/ or SAMUEL g.. SMITH.
fsb2sd. Wscdsasid, 0hiu
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Sheriff Sale.
VIM, H. Lawrencs
vs..
Andrew Parker ct 81.


ny virtue Of an order of bals to me directed
from the cour, oi con- mon pleas of Cuya
hoga county, Ohio, will offer for sale, At tn.
front door u the dourt house, hetwssu the
hours of lUo'Glock =. M, and O'Clock pm
on
Satarday, lie sM day Of April, 1871. /
the folI6Sins dss5ri6si real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio. to wit.
The southeast quarter Of the northsss
quarter of section twenty two township txt
Of range four, containing forty dcrss NOR
or less:
Also the northeast quarter Of the northeas
quarter Of the same section, township ant
range. except four and one- half acses sold t
James Bolsn, containing thirtyrfve ans
6ne-half acres more or less.
Appraised, LIST ttsct Il $3.50.
r. "a a 925.
GHORGR CALDWELL,
mch7w5. Sheriff NJ. C. o.
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q + s.
EE Captain MuHLEMAN's magniacen,
steamer, the ''Major Anderson Is in ali
its appointments, one OF the best boats
on the Ohio. CHARLEY IS great favor
ite as commander. Gus. WEHRMAN
and, the genial Ed. MUHLEMAN have
charge of the Office, and right well do
they see to it that everything is made
and pleasant for their pas
sengers.
To all persons having occasion to
travel between Wheeling and Cincinnati
we recommend the Anderson; and espe
cially do we recommend her to families
going West. Through tickets to any
point in the West will be furnished at
lowest rates. BY means Of the facilities
afforded blythe Anderson, moving, in
stead Of being annoying and disagreea-
BILE is rendered almost equal to pleas
ure excursion.
BY the way, the Anderson sports a
genuine specimen Of the flag which the
Major, for whom the boat was named,
Aoated over the battered walls Of Sump-
ter. 4.
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LOCAL NTELLIGENGE
Tuesday. March IA. ls7I.
County Oaicers.


f.sesse Judsas W.T.. srscLAas; ofhos in
tae Court House.
Auditor, 8. GsIssHAw; odice in the Court
House.
Frsa.a ~ wslDas RsAp. ofaos in the
Court Rouse.
Clerk Of Court, DAv,Do oKEr; Office in the
Ceurs House.
> RvUeoutine Attorney. ]. P. sPRIoes, office
apsteirs in Biooner House.
sRscordsrsJ Joax HAxILros;ofice in the Court
4p14eesath n&Et sss < ss rs ssssssss
ehstiG, ,GsoReH c xIpwkII;ofi in the Court
Bo0se. tiss1 ~
= mmissioners--IsAAc BsRsHARD, WIN.
WoRKnAS, CHEisrlAS CEHRs; Office with Audi
itor.
Surveyor, O. 8. SLOAN; PossoHice Stafford
ln6fmary Directors. JACOB C. sYoHo, SrE-
rHss ,DouoRERrY, JESSE JACKSON. :,
Coroner, joHS MUHLRMAS, Eso; Baresville,
Monroe county, Ohio
ARRfvAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO
AND FROM WooDsFIELD.
Barnesville, which now includes Beallsville
and Calais mails, arrive each evening At 8
:. n. Leave each morning at 8 AN.
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays aud
Fffdsys. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
att .. m.
SunHsh arrives every Tuesday evening.
Leaves "Wednesday mornings at lam.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leaves Wednesday and saturday
- i6fs ts.f ssa2a a. Sc. ....aI5
CLUB RATEs FOR clubs Of 10 subscri-
bers, and over that number, 81 % each !,
single subscribers S2s sixSmonths 81.
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c9trhe County Commissioners or
dered the following levies on Thursday,
the 9th insts One half mill for bridge
purposes; one mill on the dollar for
road purposes, to be worked out on the
roads under the Supervisors; if not
worked on or before the lst of October,
1871, to be collected in money
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EEWe again urge upon the citizens
of Monroe County to send US items fos-
publication The sale of farms. removals
to the West, erection of churches and
school houses, accidents and other things
transpiring which, if published, would
interest some one.
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xsHzE After the expiratlun oi the sub
scripsiond Of the club subscribers now
on Oh bookswe propose to abolish the
club system. ind furnish the Sr1Rzr at ~
por.xeal. phiehsis the actual cost Of the
material and labor for that time. q s.
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tFor the Spirit,

BEALLsvILLE, o., March 6, 1871.
MEssRs. EDIroRs: / have COW that Z
few days ago made raise Of Devon
Durham calf, that weighed (when one
week old, one hundred and thirty
pounds.
How is that for big? WoRKMAN. z
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| wWILLIAM ScHELL, an old gentle
man living between this place and Mil
tonsburg, was badly injured on Tuesday
the 7th inst, by young horse running
away with him. DR.. WALTON was called
to attend the case.
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MARY ANN LANDS. whose resiaehss IA
Il unknown,is notified that Benlaulin Lam
dis, on the frst day Of March, 1911, filed his
petition in the Office of the clerk Of the court
OF common pleas, within and for the conrty
of Monroe and State OF Ohio, charging the
said Mary Ann Lands with Aiiful absence for
more than three years, aud asking that he
may be divorced from said Mary Ann Lands,
which petition will stand for hearing at the
next term Of said court. Dated, March l,
1871. 5ss MORRIS 4 SMITH,
mch7we. Att'ys for plaintiff.
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STEEL ENGRAvrnT6
OF General Robert 3: Ile6'

QUBscRIBER5 remis.ing st fol ous ysarsa
~ subscription ID THE SoUrasss PHksx!e ss
illustrated Weekly Journal of 40 coluuus.
will receive an elegsut Stssl EnsravIaa Af
Gen. Robert. 3. Lee, "a : l9 inches, forwarded
IN secure case. postage paid b. us. This
number contains a large, huely exscrtsd Ike
ness OF Gen. Lee. engraved bv skillfpl art
ist, from photograph, expressly for Ths
press, with an outline Of his life, and AZ acs
count of his obsequies.. Single copsss, ut
ordered early,) forwafdsi to any address ON
receipt Of 10 cents, Energetic canvasisrs
wanted in every county in ths South, to whom
q liberal list 81 prsmiudis il bfsred n tai5
issue. address,
THE SOUTHERN PRESS,
fsbl4w3. Baltimore, Nd.
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ET One of the MYREs'. WILLIAM, and
JAMES and BENJAMIN BARKER, of Jack.
son township, beat man named Nil
LrR one day last week, in shocking
manner. Warrants have been issued
for their arrest.