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1000. REWARDi- VIII pay the above
MI N J reward for the apprehension OF
-, ,>S,,1,g men John Watts and ThOs. H.
Vsllser. VINO committed violent assault
rlpop 3, p. Gregory, hve miles from BartleIIi
~, on fhe night OF February 18th, lsIl,
Tobn watts Is about ak feet high. light COM
piexion. sandy hair, q years OF asei has
max on his lett breast, rom knife cut;
51s5 on when he left, q short gray sack coat
ss1d ps.ats OF same material. Thos. II. Walker
Is feat high: speaks very quick talks g
great deal; little hnger on MS right hand cut
suff. ppnts striped down the leg. I Wfii pay
ire above reward for the arrest Of thsHa nneTi a
ar q liberal reward for any information that
vii lead % their arrest. 8. p. GREGORY.
BAEII.ElT, TENN, Feb. Is, 1871. d&WfelT
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NEW ADVERTIs EMERTS.

I OTTERY.-Omcial drawings OF the Mis-
IL souri, State Lottery. CLASS l0i.
20, q, So, 81, g. p, %, 81, 5, 5, 81, II, 8, L.
CLASS lO2
g. So, Is, 10, 40, 80, 45. %, 50, So, 81, So, 81
Prizes nom SlU0 TO $50 900, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information FUR
nlshed IN the above Lottery by J. K. FRANCE,
55H North Court street, Box I47, Memphis
Tenn, P. Q. MURRAY, MILLER& 4 CO.. Man.
ayers st. Louis, Mo. mb9
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Chancsry Sale Of Real Estate


No. 4878.-In the Second Chancsry Court Of
Shelby county. Tenn Catharine McGrath,
ADM K, vs.. Margaret MoGrath ct al.
~ By virtue OF an order Of sale made in
this cause, I will sell, at public auction, to
Inc lLEhagl hInnar- ON the nramLEa ON
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Saturday. March 18Th. 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate, tO-Wit: Lots Nos. and 2 Of a sub
division or tho real estate Of Patrick Nc
Grath, deceased, fronting each 30 feeb on Com
merce street. and running back l56 feet; said
real estate lying, being and situate in the
city Of Mem Dhis, county OF Shelby and state
Of Tennessee. a plan OF diagram OF said land
can be seen at my ONCE.
Terms OF SALE.-One-third cash, balance
on q credit OF six and twelve months; pur-
ohasers executing notes without security I;
lien retained.
This February a, 1871.
NJ. ID L. SEWART, Clerk and Master.
Henson, Swingley & Dashiel, Sois. for com.
1e5
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TRUSTEES SALE

nURsTJANr to a Trust Deed made % me
on the 23d day of January -o15, ~ 1ti-llA ~
- 80 f5eorge "a HFouHarrat. recorded IN lla
f5s--i-faTis once OF shelby county In nccE
m 11ls0e g37- 10 secure q certain ludeDJednesa
thsrein mentioned, I viii, on
Thursday, the lst Day Of June, 1871,
~, +be premises. sell publicly, to the highest
Si-iIar -for cash. the following described l1l
In the city Of Memphis, ana Lne improve
-tst-a an The south side Of Poplar st1ea-i
ef,-71ca tanning south I65 feet 70 q stalza-
fbencs east - feet to stake thenc5 4otlL
~ Get n pOular strsets thence west % feet
~, tne beginning conner; 0eins lot NO - az
~ ait O. Brqdfordis subdivision and part or
country lot No. 500 Equity OF redemption
mbf >. r. CANNON, Trustee.
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lnsoIvsBt Nofics.

No. 2499, N. Rim the First Chancery Court
Ofshslby County, Tennessse.-Fritz Wesche
vs.. James ElRherty OF al
IT appearing from the petition of r. Dudley
il Frayser, aum'r of h. Weahe, decd, filsd in
the above cause. February IS. ls7l, that the
estate Of said decedent Is msOlvent, and
praying Tor a settlement OF same, and also
the late flrm Of FlRherty & Weshs:
1t Is theI efOre ordered. That all creditors OF
said estate and drm make their appearance
herein, At he courthouse In the city Of Mem
phis, Tenn. on or before the drst day in Junsi
1871, and dle and establish their claims
against said estate and drm, OF the cause
exparte; and that a copy OF this order be
published once a week, for four successive
weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
A cOpy-aGtests .~.
EBMUND A, COLE, Olerk and Master.
BY II. j. BLACK, Deputy q. and "a. 81. ~,
Isrnauin q EIaynar. 50la. LoI COM - ~ ~
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MASONIC NOTICE

A SPECIAL communication of Desoto a
"a Lodge. No. 299, viii be beId this w
(rHU RSDAY) evening, ID inst, at IN
O'Clock, for work in the NJ. NJ degree.
All N. N. 3 are fraternaliy invited.
By order R. Q WILLIAMSON, W, N
R. w, SHELTON. SeCiy. un1
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BOOK FOR THE HELLl0h.
MARRIAGE r4n 4 PHEE4FH E ~ S2gs9a e Fss55 sH-

MARRIAGE rr a PFIzATH aTzsE4p 92qE95 6P 7s57 a 70
GUIDE. s2i imaTTy MYSTERIES 2R sns ana R5ay59 rS45
lions OF the sexual system, with the Iata-E
discoveries in producing and preventing one
spriug. preserving the complexion, etc.
This Is an interesting work Of two hundred
and twsnty-f0ur pages, with numerous enc
cravings, and contains valuable Information
Tor those who are married or coutamp pLG-s
marriage; stiu 10 Is q book that ought % la
under lock and key, and not laid carela7slT
about the house.
Sent to any one ffrse Of pOstag6l for so cents
Address DR.. Butts DlspenGaEyt No ~ ts
Eighth street, st. Louis, No.
~ NOfics 20 he Aditoteu and 8Ff0rtiEl1fs-
Before applying TO the notorious guACE1
who advertise in public papers, or using any
OuACE REMEDIES, perusa Dr. Butts work. no
matter what your disease ls, or now 1epLlErH
BILE your condition.
Or. But1s can be consulted personally on lF
mail, on the diseases mentioned in his works.
Ohdca Nc. y n. Eighth street, bet, ~ MairZa- ana
Chestnut 1T TlnufH No rE-
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10. 0. F. FUNERAL NOTICE.

TTNHE officers and members of ,,--..
4 Memphis Lodge No. o, I. o.
0. F., are hereby notified to meet -
at their hall tO-morrOW " fFRIDAY) -a4585fSSs7
morning, aJ 50 O'Clock, to attend the funeral
OF our late brother, PETER HOLT
Sister Lodges and mem bers Of the Order in
good standing are invited to attend.
By order Of A. ". JONES, N, q
JNO W. WAYNEsBURG. Secfy. ILfdgar cupv
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The United States Circuit Court,
sitting In Baltimore, has recently de-
ca,aed that a Directory" is the subject
rsstteS Of copyright, and that in such
:. case where the sources Of infOrmas
lion are ODen to both parties, a per-
son who compiled his book from a
canvass made BY himself and his
aVents would not be guilty Of an in
frinRement, although the facts might
be tbe same as those. gwen in another
/ ylreViCUsly published and copyrighted
6irectofY.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

GIAMPAULI-The members OF the Societa
dt UnlOne FrateIlanza ItaIiana are re-
quested to meet at their hall, South Court
street, this (EHURsDAY) morning. March "a,
at o'clock, to attend The funeral Of our late
brother, GIOsEPPE GLAAPAULL By order of
the Vice President. VACCARO, Secy.
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GHANCERY SALE
REAL I5TATH,
ON
SATURDAY. March 18th. l8zL

No. 4O5O-In the Second Chancsry Court Of
shelby cOunty.-Ellen Mc6rath, adm <, vs.
Catherine McGrath.
ID Y virtue OF an order Of sale made in this
% cause, 1 viii sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, in front of the office o. the
Second Chanoery Court OF Shelby county, on
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Perkins & House Mon Explosive
Metallic Kerosene Lamp.

DR0NOUNCED by eminent oltiEels of
Il Memphis to give muon more light than
the common lamp, without any smoke or
odor;" and to be certain proteuUiOn
against explosion Barns any graue OF coal
oil, from 10 FIRE test" to crude Naptha
with perfect safety.
sss- Retail Depot for Memphis, No. 3l8 Second
street, corner Of Monroe, upstairs. "a
r g. PATTILLO, General Agent.
Nv and
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Is hereby given to ali creditors of the estate
IL of the late F. SchultheiB to present their
ella ms to me for payment within the time
prescribed by law; and all persons indebted
to said estate will come forward and settle.
WILLIAM SCHNEIDER, Executor.
ru,Fe UabvrTorvv Dgff1 1871
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MECHANICS, INSTITUTE.

AFEET5 OnD FELLOWS HALL, half-past i.
VI Regular BUSINESS MEETIEG, FIRST
"WEDNESDAY NIGHT OF each month.
Regular COLLOQUIAL MEETING, every FRI
DAY NIGHT.
NJ, BURKE. President.
r usrrr1rr Iarrafnrv
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FRANCE AND GERMANY.
The New German Empire-BismsFok' LIT
de BlIl Of Costs and Damages.
The Cost Of the War 10 6eFmany-The Sta.
tisliclans at Work.

Count Bismarck has said that in
eXacting a heavy indemnity in money
from France, he would only be doing
what Napoleon l. did to Germany in
the days Of his power. The following
is q list Of the contributions eXacted
from Germany by France from the
commencement Of the revolution to
the Consulate:
U-a--u
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This sum was levied between 1892
snd 1900, and, money having in those
DAYS four times the value in Germany
as il now has, is equal to more than
i've and q half milliards in 1870. But
Nspolean continued raising COntribu-
tons for fifteen years more.
The Berlin correspondent Of the
London Times, writing on the 4th Of
February, says:
1.-THE German statesmen and jOurn-
alists seem to be Of opinion thatnOt on
the retributive principle alone have
they a right to make a heavy bill.
Early in September DR.. Hirth, the
well known statistician, drew up the
f0Ilowing account Of the German cost
Of the war:
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no the TRADE.

100 Hhdz- 9U q All.
FOR SALE VERY LOW.
NE- Bought before the late rise
j. Il. LANPHIFR & CO,
mil No 83f Front street,
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loss cF the labor OF 10000 men
Reserve sud LaudWehr'. dur
fru tx months, 81 the rate OF
sTfrraI era per man per year. q
e. Less of ll 90 men dead and In
valid. amounting 10 100000
thaLers year capitalized at 4
uer su uE.-a-..-sa----saaaraass A
q Pens Uus for invaliuEr widows
aud orphans. Z.J1l,0 tLaLers
Fesr. capitalized 81 per cent
.1zsas incurred ~ the blockade
and the BON uar1meut OF Keel
and 4HHrbruCEen en.----.-.....-..-..---.. 8
!. indemnify 20 be paid o the Ger
man territories occupied byfh5
German troops a. The begin
uErn OF the war, as vel as 10
the fu haDItHntR OF the German
f1rrresses I0r losses inflicted In
consequence Of the armament
of those t-rtresses- s-..... .--.----..------
&. In Iemuiry % Tie 900 Germans
~ ueLLE rom France ce.-.---.--..-...s
LI-LSDRECT LOSSES.
E1sses lt the railway and steam
uEvfEaLlOu companies and the
u1-rufl e-----.-...---..--.-..a--.a.... i
Z. Ezducuuu OF t1e national iu-
come. raasss-s.--.--s..sa--a-aa-ss. ?
8. Drprea.a. ION ot the national
urcEeTLV ............ --.-.----..-..-.Lr4 y
E-WAE ISDElNITT.
To Alzqce and Lorraine, partlcu-
Iarlv sLraa oOurg, 4hlonVlAel
Metz 5L1---..--ass-.--....-a--ss--- q
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L.-NTITTART ENPENDTTCEE.

4. Mobilization Ofthe troops, arua-
maur OF the f1rIresses and
trans uDT' s--s-..4 u
= Plrrl zse Of horses 10
= PAY and uEIi0us at the Eaue Of 40
IhaIers uer man per month for
months -.-.---.............-........-.- so
Ammunition and loss OF mate
8. Naval expenses ......-...-.---.---...-.---.. 2
"a Provisions and transport toE
LllU. French prison ers at the
rate Of 20 LLaLers per head per
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ny A. Ta1lsr &C CO
Seal AuOtlou'ra, 2I4 Front st.,aboys Adlad
WILL SELL
THIS MORNING, At 90 O'CLOCK,
VIth0ut limit 0rraserv5

go dozen PIantsrs' H0es-ass0rted sizes, cast
steel.
so dozen Axes assorted sizes, east steeis
l0q box es Glassware assorted
100 boxes FariegRtsd Soap.
h3- Also, a Fge retail stock Of Fancy
Goods, silk Frlnges, EdgingE, Dress ButuCnz-
Dress Goods, POplLuH, Iac0uetss Lawns, etc.
81 Also Clothing, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes.
Hats. Notions etc. 60 TERMS CASHE1
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WILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption, an
w Lung Diseases and Splitting of bl1uI-
and strengthen and build up the system Oh
its healthy condition. This has been tested
by Prof Trosseau in Two Thousand cases Il
the hospitals Of Paris, in which 10 cured
nearly every case. and in this country by the
appreciation OF the physician many uOue.l=5
eases have been restored 70 health. One luE-
tie VIII prove Its efficacy. sold 81 Do per 1lls
tie, or six for S. %.
-----------------
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YERaIEuaE eanEEErLlss

rTyWENTY years experience has proved this
III the most popular remedy vi tl plT5la
clans and parents for those pests OF ClLlr-
hoOd-W 0rua. They are pleasant 70 take
and always elective in eLpaliuE the worms
and tonluE tna system up % Ils norma.
condition. Beware of couu Ear-elts and l-za.-
tatiOns. The genuine have the a-arura 81
the propristOrs on The Wrappcr OF each
J0HNsTON, HOLLOWAY & COWUEy,
1HrHr1-F1|H.#.H-.
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The Amount Of Capital Stock is
ONE MILLION DOLLARS, US. GOLD
The Amount Of Capital stock paid mp is
ONE MILLION DOLLARS, US. GOLD

ASSETS
The Assets Of the Company sre as follows:
Dash on hand and In the hands OF
Agents or other persons. s..-.-...-.-..s li9,e99.95
Real Estate unlnCum Der Cd ~ iyus.u1
Bonds owned by the Company,
tO-W1t:
U. 8. $40 Bonds, $4,000, par
Nevada state Bonds, 5000,
south Snih Carolina State bonds,
5000, par vaIue.......-.-.....-... 1920
Capital Savings Bank stock, --,,,,
lUC00 par value......-..--.,.... lu0OO- Aa5- -DJu0
Loans on Bond and Mortgage be.
ing first lien on unincum mbered
real estate, worth double Lne ,,,. o..
amount loaned 9l35t4-tSS
Debts otherwise secured d.-....--...-.- o499tl = y
Debts for premiums ..........-.-...-... IAIoo-oo
Deferred premiums -.-...---..---------- ~. ,s, IN
Interest accrued - 70
All other securities. s................-... -O'''o U
Total asssts....................-..5i.777,2S8s n, ,2S8s8
LIABILITIES. 8. GOLD.
Losses unadIusted and in process ,-- r,1 N
OF adjustment-.--.....-... ..-.---'----''-' -
Total liabilities............------. o'O,---'o
The greatest amount insured IA - - yssora-
risk rarely exceeds e7O'O~0' o-
4s;ss M, 5reaest amount allowed by the rules
OF said Company, to be lnsliL9tL ~ "a ---s
CITY, town or village, discrslloii'-1''
STATE OF TENyEssEE,
17otTPTF{oII.ER's OFFICE,
n AsHvILLE. January j. lolly
~ q, 8,.-sERAIZER Comptroller Of the
,.d-IrV. 18 y. 40 hereby certify that the racine
AIe--7s, 1ce com pany, ,lOcated at san ram
elLe - - STATE of California. has produced
elso3, -. - lsssfisfactory evidence that said com
,sSr,- ~ ,ss complied with all the requirements
PSS+Tsa Jaws of the State of Tennessee i'm
oL-S ~, insurance companies and lrir-
fI1er certify that Messrs. H. y. Iomilnson q
- AGENTS OF said Company, nave also
-o155 ,Ifad with the requirements OF Lne laws
~ ffe state made and provided In such
cases r,-- 80.
Wherefore said Insurance company aas
,,,tborffy- To take risks and transact the busi-
ness OF Insurance IN this state at Memphis
Trennegses. ED. r.. PEN NEBAkEhs
Comptroller of Tennessee.
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Fo CJsrsf No Pzyg HEslssWs Ts1er CirEiall
WILL positively cure letter, EETsipHlaa
w salt Rheum, BarDer's Itch, FimuleF.
BlOtChes and all forms Of skin Dieeaser also.
Sore Eyes aud Eye Lids, Discharges from -.a
Ear. and Old Sores. no matter OF how Lll-
standing. or the money returned by the 7T--
prietoIs.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY q COWnEN.
PhiIadeI llLa
Sold 50 cents per box by all druggists. szll
ID
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g. LOUIS, March l.-klour IN good demand
at fnlI prieea; superfins winter, IS 75G5 g0,
eTtras, 5a6 50. Wheat arm and demand fair;
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Weekly Appeal

An unsurpassed medium through which to
address the people OF Arkansas, Mississippi
Alabama and West Tennessee. Now Is the
tfrne IN adyyartfse -
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4 To Alzqee and Lorraiue, particu-
IarLv sIral DOurg, Knoxville
Metz eLC.-..---lss-.---r..---.-.---
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-02-02

FENHE FIRM or THOMPSON. PAYNE <
Il Co. and REED. MossE & Co. were this
day dissolved by mutual C, nsent, Riclar,.
Payne, Jf., and w. v. Moss c. MT nuIng the bus
ness Of Both ouses under the G..r name OF
Payne i Moss
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DIED.

SULLlVAN.-M Mrs. Eleanor Sullivan de-
parted this life, Wednesday, Jan. 25th 1871.
at the residence of her, daughter, Mrs. Thom-
pson, in Woodstock, Shenandoah County Va
This widowed daughter, with her three
children are left to mourn the loss of one of
the best of Mothers and Grandma theirs. The
deceased vas born in Fauquier Co., Va, in
1892, where she spent most of her life and
whe. she will be remembered by wide circle
of friends and kindred.
Mrs. Sullivan's natural temperament was
amiable, gentle aud kind. The testimony of
one who knew her well is, by her modest
department and kindness she endeared herself
TO me and TO others. and has left an exmaple
worthy of emulation.'
Although she never made public pro-
fession Of religion; for several years she
mas been much interested upon the sub
yecs, and it Is TO be hoped as she had that
taita and patience and that willingness to
depart which belong to the christian she, died
the death of the righteous" "a G.
alexandria Gazette will please copN
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Petition.

Petition. 1a9teoe IS
We noticed in the proceedings of the
Legislature, on Saturday last, Mr.. Smith
of Clarke presented petition praying a
bill to authorize the voters Of this county
to vote on the question of moving the
courthouse to Edinburg. Mr.. Smith
should have styled it a petition from prop
erty owners in and around Eiiuburg.
praying an &C. to intonvenien the major
ity Of the ctizens Of Shenandoah by re-
moval of the county seat from the most
central point in the county, and to entail
an exhorbitant expense and taxation upon
the tax payers Of the County, to build the
same. We have not heard whether the
petition contains prayer for turbine
water wheel or not although, we under
stand it is quite eloquent upon water
facilities.
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BOOK NOTICES.

BLAcKwooD's EDlNBURG MAGAZINE. for Jan
uary has been received. It contains Life
of Lord Palmerston New Books; Narrative
of the Red River Expedition part 2 Fair to
see-part .; This Mornings Times" in
Chamber The Late George NOR The two
Systems.
Republished by the Leonard Scott Publish
ing Co.. 140 Fulton St., New York. Black
wood, or any one Review, ST year Black
wood and any one Review, 81.
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Town ship Board Meeting.

Assessor for Davis Township, will meet at
the Academy. in Strasburg, on Saturday the
llth of Fehsuary, for the purpose of laying
off the Township in Road districts, and appoin-
ing Road-nasters. The Township Clerk
will also be in attendance
AMOS STICKLEY. Suneryieor.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-02-02
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The fourth Quarterly Meeting. for Wood
stock Circuit will be held in the Methodist
Church in the town Of Woodstock on the first
Saturday and Sunday of February. The
Rev e. II. Waugh of Saunton, the 2. f
of Rocki CHAM District, will be in att tendance
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-02-02

Our friends of Clarke county have had
a bill presented to exempt the people OF
that county from the provisions of the act
for the protection of fish in the Shcnan-
doah River. This is rather Gshy, for cur
friends in Clarke Will get all ef our fish
when they run down. We hope our Del
eg2tes wont bite as that bate.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-02-02

DAY-GEORGE.-0n the 26th inst, by
Rev. Il. Wetzel, Mr.. John Day and Miss
Gennle George, both of this county.
BOW the Goth ms! =.
by Rev. Lev; Keller, Mr.. la all Bowman. and
Miss Barbara Windle, both of this county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-02-02
Snow.

A heavy snow and sleet has been lay
Ing upon the ground for some days. furn-
ishings unusual facilities for sleighing
Of which our young folks have. been taking
every advantage, Our friend Dir.
Burner has also forgotten his rAeumotice,
and gave his friends one of his old time
annual drives
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"The Connanches,a

YENHE publishers will shortly issue the his
l tory ofthe 35th Battalion Virginia Cavalry
G. s. A. faniiliarly known rs whites" Bat
TALON, from its commander, Col. Elijah T.
White.
1t is a work of over 800 pages and contains
The history of this famous command during al
! the period of its existence, from the forma-
/ lion of its first Company in 1861, to the Sur
render IF Sen. Lees army
| 1t s.fows the operations of the "Ashby
Brigade" during the the two years that the
Both Va, Cav. formed portion of that gal
liant command, giving TIE only published ac,
count Of The great expedition of Gen. W. f..
Jones through West Va, when che Kanawha
river was set on FIRE, and alsy he connection
Of the cavalry with the campaigns of the a.
n. V.
The history of the Battalion az pariizan
rangers on the Potomac border, and ;riong The
| army lines of Banks, Pope, Mcclellan and
other Federal commanders, together with the
experience of ismen as Scouts, guides and
couriers for Generals Jackson and Ewcll is
given, aEdthe Ass. is highly endorsed blythe
officers of the Bltlalcn who have examined
it. Written by FRANK NJ MYERS, Late
Capt. Co. A. Both Va. Cav ~
Orders addressed to the author will be
promptly attended to-. l. price of the work
il $500. Agents wanted For terms &c.
address
~ F.. NJ. MYERS
Waterford; Loudoun Co., Va.
I.r1 tv,,
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Counterfeit Money. :

| Counterfeit Money. -
1t has been rumored that some persons
IN thif county have received large amounts
Epf roqnteefc It scgreen backs from some
New York ssrls q EshtnishihgsHonse. odtis well
enous h to have melsna. Of currency intro
duced into seq on but II can not al
together en } dorss ths morale of acts of this
kind ! and would warn the parties to keep
clear of the officers of the law, Publish
ing houses may sell and send out counter
felt money, as counterfeit, with impunity,
but those who issue it as money violate
'Ae law, and will b. promptly punished
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A X IMMENSE STOCK OF
"A FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
lis now being opened at FRAyEL & LAChY s
which must be sold in The next sixty days for
CASH OR PRODUCE.
The stock is the ktFgest they have ever offered
to tie public and hr order to close up business
will be sold at the
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
! Upon the completion Of the acw saick. ware-
house there will be change in the firm. ahd bu-
siness Hi be conducted on the cash system
+ 1T is absolutely necessary that all outstanding
Indebtedness be settles, a once, ia order that the
business 81 the Odd ii.A may be closed up.
Oct. TIT
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Change of Teac cheers .

Mr. 8. c. Linsay has taken charge Of
the Graded School in this place, in place
ofP. W. Magruder, Esqr. resigned
Mr.. J. ". Magruder has been employed
as intermediate teacher. Mr.. Lindsay
comes among us we'll recommended, and
we have every reason to believe that fhc
school under his charge viii meet with
the most hattering success.
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Oysters.


We are indebted to Mr., Barron for
half bushel of very excellent fat oysters in
the she'll. Mr. Barron lisa live dealer in
all kinds of poultry, butter, eggs, oysters
&C., and is ways ready to pay the very
highest cash prices.