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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER. 18, 1865 COMMITTEE OF WASH D4GTON COirNTY. Pmident of the tote County Convention hu the following MHued a C.ntr»l Committw WaahiDgton Coanly. Diitrict No, 1. SAMUEL I.

PIPER. 3. ALEXANDER SHAFER, I PETER NEGL.EY. EL1E MO1ILEY, WILLIAM MARK, I D. C.

A A PETER SMALL, 11 4. LUKE CLEM, 11 5, Col. JACOB 8KIVELY, 6. P. H.

IRWIN, 7 JOSEPH P. MONO, 8. JONATHAN TOUT, 9 FREDERICK K. ZEIQLER, 10. OLIVER SNYDER, "11.

PATRICK C. SAVIN, "li. WILLIAM DAVIS, "13. GEORGE I. POUKE, ":4.

JACOB HOFPINE, 11 15. JOSEPH V. BISHOP. October IB, 1065. SOLDIERS' io a published call, the Soldiers of Washington County, late of the Armies of the United States assembled in Convention, in the Court Hall' at age rs town, on Saturday, October 14th, a 1 11 o'clock.

The meeting was called to order and on motion Col. K. COOK, 13th Md. was made President pro and Lieut. Col M.

MOHLEY, 7tb and Serg't. CHARLES W. PORTEK, 13th Vice-Presidents, Lieut. JNO. K.

KING, 6th Md. and CHARLES F. LITTLE, 7th Secretaries. The meeting being called to order under its temporary organization, on motion, the officers pro tern, were by acclamation made the permanent officers of the meeting. The following Districts reported as having representatives, viz 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, IO, 11, 12.

13, 14. On motion the representatives of each District were ordered to be reported by name and Regiment. A committee of one (1) from each District was appointed to draft Resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting. The committee was as follows A. limes Weise, 7th Win.

Sbeai- rer, loth Md. J. Gower, Coles Cavalry C. Coles Juo. M.

Springer, 5tl James M. Ruth, 1st Md. Cavalry Adam Shaiik, 6th James Haves, Sig. Corps; Albertus Iseminger, 7tb Md. Aaron Houser.

13 Jno. Moats, 1st Stephen G. Martin, 6th Md. On motion the meeting adjourned for one hour. At 1 o'clock the Convention again assembled.

when Lieut. Col. Vernon, let Md. Cavalry, P. H.

of Frederick City, was introduced, addressed the meeting in an elegant and patriotic manner, explaining briefly the object of the "Soldiers' Leyion." demonstrating that in "Union there is Strength," aiid that by a united and concerted action much could be accomplished he ignored political tenets and Religious creeds, declaring the Soldiers exerted a powerful political influence, which, il (iop- erly developed, would result in the just recognition ot the Soldiers' Claims. Col. Veuion was repeatedly applauded during tho course of his leuiavks, at the conclusion of Inch the committee on Resolutions appeared reported the following, which wore adoptcd: WHEREAS. The Great Ruler of Nations has crowned with victory and honor our patriotic zeal and efforts in the suppression of au armed and gigantic rebellion against the laws and constituted rulers of our Country, and permitted us in peace to leturu to our homes and former avocations; and WIIEKEAS, It is au indubitable fact, that the soldiers from the Loyal States who paiticipa- ted in Ihe recent civil war, have re-established upon a firmer foundation, the Constitution ot the United States and the Union of the States thereunder; and WIIEKEAS, It is eminently proper that the gallant deeds and sufferings experienced in their line of duty should be properly appreciated by their fellow Countrymen in this generation and posterity and WHEREAS, VVe, the late soldiers of the National Army from the county of Washington and State of Maryland, have observed with pleasure the formation of Soldieis' Legions jiiid mutual aid Societies, composed as iit'oie- said iu the other Loyal States to curry out the objects as aforesaid and WHEREAS, The sons of the old Maryland Line have exhibited in the late civil war--the indomitable spirit of their aucesiiy, which rfully equalled the spirit evinced by any troops Of our National Array iu said war, and determined to be as tar in the as tlieii kite comrades in arms from Ihe otliei lo in their noble underta! ing of the previous period therefore, be it Ifesolved, That we, as the representatives of the Loyal Soldiers from the ol Washington, State of Maryland, paitici pated in an honorable capacity in the icceui Civil War, do gladly receive tbe lecomiuenda- tion of our late comrades iu arms from ollu-r Status, to organize a National order tor the reasons alorestated, and we do ht-ieby accept 'the Soldier's pledge as the foundation of order. Resolved, That it is the duty of all District Legions of thiscounty to organize upon a biisis to be submitted to them thu Central Commit tee ot the county.

Jtesolred, That we will cooperate most earnestly with all other Legions the Republic, to to the soldicis vilio diluted iu the year A. D. IdOl the same a of Government bounty to the soldicis in 18t-3 and 1804, and believe it to be the sacred of the General GoM-rutnent to do those biave veterans thiu act ot Miuplu justice. Resolved, That we will co-operate i our late comrades in arms in other States tor the purpose of memoralizing the next Congress to appropriate set apart for the soldiers who participated in an Honorable degree iu the late civil war, a fair quota of the Public lands, the property ot the General Government, and more especially to provide some manifest inducement to actual scttleis of the class of rucu as aforesaid. Jtrsoh-fd, That we believe it to be the duty of the next General Assembly of Mai land, to appropriate the same local bounty to all the honorably discha.1 soldiei served thus honorably in the late civil a i that a so generously bestowed upon a of the name.

Sesolvtd, That it i.s the duty of all truly- patriotic citizens to assist in all the ualks of private life, the returned loyal and honorably discharged soldiers, more especially those who have been maimed for life in their country 's service. Resolved, That political questions and those of religion must not be permitted to mar the unity ot oar order. And it shall be the duty of ail members of the Soldiers' Legion to assist any of their former comrades who are members of the Soldiers' Legion, and to further their substantial interests, irrespective ot their political tenets and religions it shall be the sacred duty of all to advo tbe principles of a Free and Representative Government and the maintaincncc of the Union in contra distinction to all other political dogmas. Resolved, That by our speedy and complete organization and mutual assistance to one another, we can rest assured of that substantial sympathy and respect for our order from the public, to which we are and would enjoin it upon all members of the Soldiers' Legion that they immediately obtain the badges of their late Corps de Armies, the name to be metalic, and have it at all times visible, an emblem of worth that cannot fail to engender feelings of respect and admiration for the wearer in the breast of all patriot citizens. Hesolved, That a Central Committee composed of thirty members shall be appointed by the President of this Convention.

Every election district in the county shall be represented by at leaf-tone member, the remainder by appointments of the Presid nt. They shall act in said capacity for a period of one yeai wbcn another Committee shall be appointee! in mrnilnr manner. It shall be their duty tlie interests of all the Legions ol the county, and to keep them advised of tho of the different Legions of the State to prepare busiiieu for their action, and to Convene County Conventions of tbe, Legions whenever their interests may demand it. They bave power to fill all vacancies in their body, a majority of whom shall constitute quoron. jtetelved.

That we most earnestly invok our comrades in arms throughout the State to organize their Legions immediately, so that State organizations can be effected, and with whom we would assimilate most cheerfully and would respectfully suggest that a State Convention of the Soldiers' Legions be held in Baltimore city on the 1st day of November, 1865. In the event of such a Convention beinj held, the Central Committee are hereby authorized to select Delegates to represent the Soldiers' Legion of Washington County. That the grateful thanks of this Convention are due the Editors of the Hagerstown "Herald and Torch," and of the Boonsboro' "Odd fellow," for the generous and substantial aid they afforded in publishing gratuitously the calls of this Convention. Agreeably to the Resolutions, the Presidenl of the Convention appointed the following Soldiers to compose the Central Committee of" Washington County -District No. Lt.

D. Pennoll, IstRegt. H. Lt. F.

Speaker, 1st Md. Sergt. W. Porter, 1st Regt. P.

H. B. District No. 2. Lt.

Brown Morrison, 3d Md. Sergt. John Martin, Anderson Troop, Sam'l Heer, 7th Md. Infy. District No, Lt.

Col. Ed. M. Mobley, 7th Md. Col.

R. E. Cook, 13th Md. Lt. A.

James Weise, 7th Md. Infy. District No. 4. Lt.

James Brewer, 6th Md. G. W. Chase, Lt. Artillery.

District No. Lt. G. Snively, 3d Md. Cav.

District No. Corpl. Brown, 7th Md. John Heck, 1st Md. Car.

District No. Sergt. Adam Shank, 6th Md. Sergt. C.

F. Bickle, 1st P. H. B. District No.

Josephus Ward, P. H. B. District No. 9.

James Hayes, Signal Corps, Corpl. D. Tritle, 7th Md. Corpl. Martin Maugans, 7th Md.

Infy. District No. 10. Albertus Iseminger, 7th Md. Wm.

Bowman, Coles D. McCoy, 3d Regt. P. H. B.

District No. 11. Welsh, Cole Cav. District No. 12.

Corpl. Jacob Moats, 7th Md. Corpl. C. R.

Shaw, 1st Md. P. H. James Saiitmun, 1st Regt. P.

H. B. District No. 13. Jas.

M. Ruth, IstMd. Cav. District No. 14 --Sergt.

Stephen G. Martin, 6th Md Infy. District No. Capt. Alex.

Flory, Coles Cnv. Those who have been appointed improperly in the above districts will inform the President of the facts in order to make such corrections immediately. On motion, the thanks of tho Convention were tendered to the Leitersburg Band, who so generously volunteered their services on the occasion. On motion, the minutes and resolutions were ordered to be printed in the Herald and Tvrck," and Boousboro' "Odd Fellow." On motion the meeting adjourned subject to the call of the President. Col.

R. E. COOK, Prest. JOHN R. KING, CHAS.

F. LITTLE, PC bec last was the day on wnich the "Boys in Blue" held their Mass meeting in this place. They began to arrive early in the lay, some delegations bearing aloft the old flag under which they had won immortal renown, ind one, the Leitersburg delegation, brought with it a tine band, which euteitained our citizens at intervals during the day with some the soul stiriug airs which gieeted our eurs ao frequently during the of the rebellion. I'lie attendance was large, and the meeting exceedingly harmonious in ils They seemed to have brought with them the order and discipline which they learned during their military experience, and we doubt whether any body of men ot equal miuibcit a ever assembled in this county, equaled them in that particular. They were oi-deilj lud attentive to the and clischarg- the business for which they came together a manner which would serve as a modle for some legislative bodies we have seen.

Thirty years hence when the surviving members of this organization come together, they will be greeted by the citizens ordermg on veneration. There will however, many vacant chairs; many who returned "rom the fields of their glory with their honors icsh upon them will not be there, but those who linger behind can pay a just tribute to their memory by recounting their deeds of valor. HON. E. Edward Mc- Pht rson who has been upending a few days this place with his brother-m-law.

Dr. N. Scott, paid our Sanctum occasional visits hiring his stay. Mr. AfcPhersoii is a native i Gettys-bmg, Adams and repre- ented that District in Cougiess during the ies.sious of 18G2 nud with marked ability, ut the district being Demociatic, he was suc- eeded by Mi.

Coffroth. At the beginning ot he last session of that body, howevei, he be a candidate for Clerk. His ability and line business qualifications had impressed his ellow members so forcibly, a he was trium- thantly elected, and the very able manner in vlucli he discharged the duties of his office, ogether i his gt-nial social qualities, leu- lered him a universal favorite i the members of that body, as well as with every one i whom he came iu contact. There are erhaps but few of our public men ho are noiu conveisant i the political history of ur Country than Mr. MePheisou, and ns a mblic speaker lie has but few equals.

Qf Mr. JAMES BIAYS, an old and highly respected citizen of this county, died at his resi- lence near Cleaispiiug, on the 29th in he 751 joar of his age. Mi. i i some ago repii'ticnted Washington County in Ilon.so of Delegates, and w.isdistinguished a body foi the of Ins motive-and he e.unest i he mauilested in watching OM-I- the inti'ie-ts ot the Always ibove the intrigues of petty politicians, ho naiked out the coiusc foi his own guidance i his dictated, and neither histrj a i machinery could draw urn Irom it. Ho died as he had lived, a pure Mtriot and an intloxibly devoted friend of the Juion.

Iu his intt'icourso i the eoiumuni- he was governed by the stuctost uilcs of nevei deviating fiom it in any instance, jut obseiviug, in all cases, that golden rule, which bays Do unto olheis as jou would iave them do unto vou. SoMF.rniNG is now on exhibi- ion at Mr. AugliiuViiiuglfs Unig Stoie, in tins nn Atmosptieiie Coal Oil Gas Lamp, is iles-tineil to siiptnuulo the i a Do.vl Oil Lamp now in use. This ic- limes no cluinne.v, i i it .1 Miprii- juty OMM llio iiidinary Coal Oil iind in addition to oi' light, its ei'onoinv in i coiisuiiiplion ol oil, Ht, liei-- loin i i biuoKc 01 smell, coupled i tlie th.it it be cm lied aiij i i langei of the light being extinguished ivmil, makes it prel'euible to anj Lump now iu use. It is siud that it will give a light enii.il to mi ordinary burner a ctxt of than one cent an hour ind is sale.

HOJJ. J. D. BiiuiiitAioii is at present at Topek.i attending to tho duties of his oflice. The Attorney Gen.

has hosts of friends throughout the state, and he is considered one ef its most promising young fKansas) tiig Blue Union. The above named gentleman is native of this county, and a ton of our esteemed friend, David Brumbaugh Esq. It gives us peculiar pleasure to notice that his worth and talents are appreciated by his new friends, and that he is taking a high position amongst his professional brethren. to Printers, like mishaps to the unfortunate, seldom come alone. While wo worn congratulating ourselves on our good fortune over Mr.

Brumbaugh's present, our friend Mr. Benjamin Shank, of Smithsburg, handed us basket ot large and delicious apples for which he will please accept our thanks. To THK Sportsmen of tho county have entered into au agreement amongst themselves that they will not shoot any game during the coming fall and winter, and would respectfully request the farmers not to permit any one to ehoot, trap, or kill any bird on his premises dnring the present season. are indebted to our friend. David Brumbaugh for a basket of very fine apples.

In ordinary seasons, when fruit is abundant, wo would feel grateful for such present, but considering its scarcity this year, we are doubly thankful to the donor. H. Yingling has received another targe stock of new and fashionable Goods, to which he invites the attention of the public. Give him a call. townsman, Mr.

J. D. Swartz, is now in the city purchasing a fresh supply of goods. r. Henry S.

Stouffer residing in the vicinity of this place, sold his house and about two and a half acres of land adjoining town, to Mr. Jacob Mace for $1,750. Soldiers of theHagerstown District will meet in the Court Hall, on next Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock for the purpose of forming a Soldiers Legion in the District. Let there be a fall and prompt attendance. HAGEESTOWN FLO UK AND MARKET.

CCORHECTED WEEKLY.) fll 00 Extra 1000 Super 8 0 0 WHEAT--White a 10 WHEAT--Red 2 00 RVB oo COBN 0 9 5 OATS 50 SPECIAL, NOTICES. New Barn, the property of Peter Negley, situated on the Greencastle Turnpike, was destroyed by fire with all its contents which consisted of the present year's crop of grain and hay. Some woikmen were blasting rocks near the barn, and the supposition is that tbe fuse from the blast either entered the barn or a stack which stood convenient to it and set both on fire, We have not learned whether Mr. N. had any insurance on it or not.

horses were stolen on Monday night of last week, from persons residing near this place two of which, belonged to Messrs Copp Swartz, the other to Mr. J. M. Staitz- man. The thieves were pursued the next day, and overtaken at Mercersburg, where the horses were recovered.

The names given by the party were William Shirley, Jacob Smith and D. W. Clonce. They were lodged in Chambersburg Jail, from which they will be brought to the Jail of this county on a requisition from the Governor. --John V.

L. Findley, a former resident of thia coiiDty but for some years past a mem her of the Baltimore liar, was appointed by President Johnson a few day ago, to be Collector ot Internal Revenue for the third District composed of the thirteen upper wards of that City. Mr. Fiudloy is a young man of great promise. As a lawyer he has few equals of bia yeurs as a speaker he bos not a superior in the State, and in a business point of view, he stands amongst the foremost of his profession.

The appointment -was both a good and a popular one. child one year old, son of John Grosh, residing at Big Spring, in this County came to its death in the following melancholy manner. On Saturday last, daring the absence of Mrs. Grosh, the child having been left in charge of a small girl, by some means got a bean in ita windpipe. It was taken to the house of a neighbor when Dr.

Doyle was immediately sent lor The Doctor not wishing to act in the case without consulting with some other physician, sent for Dr. Adams of Cleat-spring, who, ou his arriral decided that an incision must be made in the windpipe, which was done and the beau taken out. Tho child was thrown into spasms aud died about 7 g'clock iu the evening, haviug suffered from about noon of that day. MERCEHSBURG Mercersburg Classis of the German Reformed Church, aided by the Maryland Classis, have purchased the old Marshall College property at Mercersburg, Franklin County, and have placed it under the diiectioii and care of a Board of Tiustees who have organized it under the title of the "Meiceisburg College," and have thoroughly repaired nnd fitted it up for the reception of students. The object of those who have embarked in this enteiprise is to make this one of the foremost institutions of leainingin the country; aud at the same time place the education of youth witlnu the reach of uion ol moderate means.

Tho course of preparatory studies has been ariauged with great care, and with a view to accommodate them to the capacity ot the student and to render his advancement easy uuduataial. Every student, unless by special will be required to board, lodge and study in the College, so that he will at all times be under the care and guardianship of the faculty, aud be free from the snares and temptations which so frequently lure youug men at our institutions of learning from the aath of rectitude aud duty. It is the design of the Tiustees to throw every possible sale- uard around the student, so as to banish from mind of the parent all apprehension as to moral training of his son. Pupils will also ue required to attend Church either with the faculty or at some other one selected by their iiareuta. With these'regulatious governing it, md taking into consideration its healthy loca- and the beautiful scenery which surrounds we look upon it us one ot the most inviting ustitutions in the country for the mental and noral tiaiuiug of youth.

The charges in the Preparatory course for two sessions, including boarding, furnished rooms with light and fuel $175. GiFFair and fashionable Young America ias installed Phalon's "Night-Blooming Cere- is" as a specialty in all its drawing-rooms, Ircssing-rooms and boudoirs. It is Ueautv should breathe a tragract atmosphere, md Mature, iu all her bowers, has no richer perlume than this. Sold everywhere. --Gen.

Averill the noted cavalry commander, is at present located on Oil Creek and is at present the proprietor of some half dozen reams, which aie hauling oil from Pithule to Miller's Station. MARRIED. On ut the residence of the bride's father, by KI-T Hnrp, Mr JOSEPH 1IOUPT tu Miss EL12A- BEl'll A second a if I i bolh ot Wash- On the 1 I in thia plueo, bj the Rev Duller, Dr. I i to Miss LOUlSi: ot I.Llu ilhani IJoj le, Xeur Locust on the Id inst by the Rev L. i Mr U.

LiaUHTEIl, to Miw SOl'lllA T. Ne.u nnonsboro', on the flume bv the lame, Mr A MiirpLKii, MARIA MIIKIUK, wmii- ujTlon Countj Aid Ou the 5ih inst nt St Vincent Church, Bnltimore, by teurj i HP.MIY YIXliLlMl, of this pluee, lo Mis i A J. TITT, of Hnltiruore On tho 10th ult at tho residence of the Bride's in Uistrn 1 the George i Mr A TIN II MILLLll ut Biienu a lo Mi3. ALICE M. AKLL', daughter of Ijilkle, Ljq.

At the Hotel," in lloonsboio', on the nut by i i i Monroe, Mr JOSKl'll lK)i of this plare, Miss I A ATLEK, of llnltimure vity DIED. At Ins rMiilt'nce, on the iJUth ult JAMUS HI 74 yeurs -i months, nnil 1 da) taar Uiomllonling, Seplombcr 22nd, of Diptlienn, MAH Sll ot Jucub uutl ngeil 8 enrB, 3 nni.1 2fi I li.ii pit- i-t'il it )list nnil kui'l iu Inn nil seeing isdum IOM to call from Ilie inulst ul i circle nnollier i i Tlie Lord chiidleneth leel ilmt iillluuifi-ti tho of is intetme June Mm 1 1 he is in the holy cuKioly of rpn u4 in i Ii i liuul, lit' han fv)iinil anil etnbrnri'd nif i ho'-e Insn hn heurt HO deeply felt, i i i who pit'Li'deil i wctks tu llio Spirit land -I i i ilu-j in i i and in deutb thej not ult il Dcur nut for mir precious child-(Mi nor th.it angels loied tlio- who HO dear lo or thnt (iud in IIUTCJ jfAthered home your (reni to i the brijrht rmiku of in the (flonous of llcai on aro rtini itcd they are tiftppif wo ill a iMiriU'M licniis, ilu- Lurd niul the Lord has Liken i i in i.Sht itc HIE A ot niL LOHD A I Hnffcrstown, on tlie 9th A ELIZABETH D. I I A I H(fL-d 15 a 20 On the 1th ult SAMUEL JACOB, SOD of Jacob n. and Susannn 11 Maco, 5 ears aud (5 niunthi. A Joj to cnrtlt, a of lieaveu, Too good for lui below lie left us ith tho happj thong-bt, That ho to heaven would go.

And there he's gone denr happy child, And now in renhnfl abore, He joins i happy anpel bands ID their 6. B. M. JUarkete. October 14, 1S63 Flrtiir continues though the demand 11 Inactive, Ohio 9 25 a) 50 do Bxtni 10 50 i choice retail ing brands 23 $11 50, City i Suuer 50, low gmde Extra 11 Si 25, shipping do.

liJ 25 Ti high gnide Baltimore $13, and Family 91-5 per bbl Grain--Of Wheat only 1000 bmhs white and 2800 bunhi red, the white 'old nt if 80 for prime aud choice, nod the red brought 2 10 $2 50 per bush, 1200 bushi sold at the ter figures. Com--Only 5000 busha offered on 'Change, no prime; included in the bales were 600 bushs inferior i nt DO cents nud buhs new nt 85 cents, nod 300 buehi at D5 eta Oata--Were IH brisk demand, recipts hgbt, and prices anced 3 per bush. Bales of 3500 bushs nt 52 ai 05 couts- No receipts or sales of Philadelphia Markets. October 14, ISftt. The Flour market is firm; sales at 8 50 $12 50 for (inper- il ne and fancv braeds.

Kye Flour and Cora Meal and quiet. Wheat firm, tales of new red at 92 40 and old do. at 92 45, at 9( per bushel Kve selling at 1 05 9 $1 10. Com dull, wiles of yellow at 91 ft 92 active nt 52 cento. '8.

J. BOUSKULP, the Largest Maunfactnrer of Hats in the State, out of the City of Baltimore, is now in New York salecling and purchasing bin Pull and Winter Stock of Lady's Furs, Fancy Hats, Jtc. IT KID GLOVES in all the Colours nnd LI Sizes, Ladies' GAUNTLETS, MITTS and GLOVES in Buckskin, Sheepskin, Gout, Leather, Kid, Lisle, Cloth and Cotton, constantly on hand aod made to order at 1 UPDEGRAPF'S Glove and Hat Manufactory, September 20, 1B65. Opposite Washiogtou House. Buck, Goat, Sheep, Kid, Leather, Cloth, Woolen and Cotton GLOVES, constant! on hand and made to order Wholesale and Retail at UPDEGRAFF'S Glove and Hat Factory, September SO, 1865.

Opposite Washington Honse. FURS I LADIES' FUH8 I Our TALL Stock of Ladies' FURS comprising all kinds, qualities and shapes for Ladies and Children will be opened on SATURDAY SEPTEMBER KJrd, in addition to our large stock of FURS we have FUR TRIMMINGS, MUFF TASSELLS, ENDS, CORDS, BUTTONS, ic c. UPDEGRAFF'S Glove Factory and Fur Store, September 20, 1865. Opposite Washington Honse. MARKET REPORTS.

HAGERSTOWN PRODUCE MARKET (CCmtlECTED WEEltLT BT A. H. IIAQERO HAQERSTOWN, Oct. 18, 1BC5. BUTTEU 40 Boos 16 LARD ao TALLOW 10 SOAI- 10 BACON HAMS OR BICON SIPES 25 W1UTEBE.VN8 300 FASHIONS 1865.

Fall styles of HATS and CAPS for Men BIJH and Children, are now ready comprising every thing popular in the way of "Head Gear" together tli a nice assortment of A GLOVES. PORT MONIES, LADIES' CABAS, Travelling BAGS, Ladies' FUKS, c. UPDEGHAFF'S Hat Manufactory, September 20, 1665. Opposite Washington House. MASON HAMLIN CABINET OHGANS.

(JL forty different styles, adapted to sncred and secular music, for 880 to $600 each. THIKTY-F1VK GOLD or SILVER MEDALS, or other flrst premiums awarded them II lustrated Catalogues Address, MASON UAAILIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, New York. September 13, 1865--ly, fry WHISKERS I WHISKERS I WHISKERS Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches? OnrGrenan Compound will force them to grow on the smoothest face chin, or i bald hearts, in Sll ireeko, Price, if packages for $2,00. Scot by mail anywhere, closelj scaled, on receipt of price. Address, A April 12, 1865--ly.

Box 138, Brooklyn, N. Y. MANUFACTORY. UPDEGRAFF'S, Opposite Washington House have secured the services of one of the best Pruftictil Makers the Country and are nuw manufacturing Lmliuh ami (iPTitleuinn's Buck. Sheep Leather Kid and Cloth GLOVES, GAUNTLETS ttid BI1TT, and ReMil Mer chants, as well those a jiair ot tor wear, neatness and comfort should consult then inteiest r.ill ing at their Factory one door West of the Hagcrbtou'i" Il.ink and see their stock before purchasing A I A From old and from neb and poor, from high born and lowly, comes the Voice ul praise lor HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEWXR.

It IB a perfect and miraculous urticle Cures Mukes hair grow A better dressing than anj oil" or 'ponm- tum. 1 Soltens brash, drj and i hau into Hu.intiful Tresses But, till the great wonder is the i it restores OR AY HAlll TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR Use it a few times, and PRESTO, CHANGE I the whitest and wont looking liair resumes its on Hi fill beamy. It does Dot dye the hair, but strikes ut tbe root and fills it i new life and coloring mutter It nill no! take long disngrefiible trial to the truth of this matter. The tipphf.inon i do eruud jou i see the A A COLOR returning dui and BEFORE YOU KNOW IT, the old, gray, dibrolored apppnranoe of rhc hnir g'one, pl.ice to luntroiib sliitini'r and bpuutilul Ask (or Hull's Siciluiu Hair no uthei a i 14 n.t all like it in effect You i find il CHEAP TO BUY, PLEASANT TO THY, and SURE TO DO GOOD There are i i a i Bo sure 3011 pi or re the genii me, niuimfnctiiredonly by Jl HALL t'O N.ishu.i II For stile bj all drug-gists August 10 105 jMfsctrllaneons 1'or i A A i a i pin ato a i bj .1 M.ii^.uhiiiel ID --run i 1 i em malion the Eilitur ol i puper September JO, ISlio lialtmiore Refined Golden Sj nip a Superior .11 i for Sale (heap at A i September 13, 1865. A A CERTIFICATE OF SCHOLARSHIP in Dirkinwn College, Carlisle, for Ten Years luilion For pnrticnliiiS enquire at this oflice September Idfi.j AIT nnd sec S.

OGILBY'S Goods, before you buy He IB now in the City selecting a Desirable Stock, i i will be offered to Customers at the very logout possible Ciiah prices U. A PRIVATE SALE. 1 will my HOUSE nnd LOT in The HOUSU A TWO SI'OKY LOR and LOT of A I I 2 of Oeloher 11 ---Jw Near Hairerbtoun ANK NOTICE. riRST NATIONAL A OF IIAOERSTOWX, October 2, The IlrtpPistown Saviups P.mk, haA been i a Nutional Btink i the ub(n title, tin-, businet tinder its National charter. Correspondents and Deposit or? i please notire chaiip- and in ilk chorks and notea fur i a lo ronfonn to the m- Title Piesident Octobei 4, 1P65--3t.

Mail and Odd Fellow copy A GOOD INVESTMENT. We will tell at Private S.ile our well known A A one of the best in the nf ns the ne.ut"*t ami most neeessible A for i i i i I AC'RBS OF WOOD uiv)n i is situjle BRICK I i ot AI I A I I October 11--Ot. WILL1AJ1 1 I 1 OTICE. Detective Charles G. Burnett uf AVinrlinslei 1ms in i pos setnion TWO HOUSES i i I stolen tiom tlio of a or Meehanirsburi; Aid on alum! (lie i or instant The ol i tlii'lli bj jjrojieily nnd paying eh.irijey A i lil I liu-1 Dmt ofMien.miloali.it i i i i a i i Street, ueai the i oim ot nt he-lei V.i Oelober 4, i A i TON TO WIT HEREBY certify tlialJobn of inffton Countv, i nu 1 -nb-iMibei our of Hie JiiHtiuea ot thu PCJI-P (if Counu i i i i i Inl nl OotoluT us .1 a i i i ein I I 1 1 HOa, i i i i i i i about three muss I I under h.ind COOK The upr of ilie dt'-rnbod Str.i i- rcqni-itid In i i pnn irjjcs and l.nii in Ocf 11, I Ne.ir (he farm ot Dm ul bi i I Tbo undersigned ImMnir said IIIH Htnrk of Oioorni'B to Mi retunis thaiikt to i triiiiilq untl lor Ilie piitronage bestonc-d upon luni All perMim I i selies indebted to i i plTMMT.ill ,1 J.n ilk on venient and settle i i jiul haMui: i i pre.sent tlieni toi luynu'iit i i October 11, 1803 The bin l.il,i'ii llu 1 oii.iblislnnent spot, hilly aiinoiiiircs lo In 1 i tunl 1 ifi'iu'riilh th.it be i Voep nn hinul ii i A I I be i rnti-s aa they can bo h.id win-re THOMAS A WASHED Wooi.

UNWASHED WOOL CLOVEH 8EE1 1000 TIMOTHY SEED 4 (N FLAX SEED 3 oo PAKED i Usj'AiKM PEACHES 27 QTATE OF A A A Sept il njipenrs In an i i i of i i i 1 of Ihc- iJoniplroUei tt llu' Currein i u-, onli-d in i i tho Clerk ol llu 1 of hind i i i i tins Departinrtil, tli.il tbe A I I A i I 1 I ill i of i i i i i i of Vi i i i i SMte nnil berotufnrc tlie of Stulr, bern com I'Hed i i i I i i i ion, uurter a lnleof -The County National B.ink oi Williamsport," nnd in conformity to the proTisioDS of the Act of Conprris approved June 3d, 1S54, entitled "An Act to ide a National Currency tecured by pledge of United Siatei Bonds, nnd to provide for the circulation and redemption thereof" Now tharelbre affree the of the Act of the Geiieral Aiiembly of land, pnssed nt January Sea sion, 1865, entitletl An Act lo ennble any Bnnk, In fttiditioii or Bunk of this Suitu to become nn Associa tion for the purpose of Banking under the lims of the United States." Notice IA hereby g-nen the said County Bank hiui been converted itilo an Aasocintion for tlir purpose of Bunking under the lavs of the United and bv i ot the Act of Asicmbl nforepnid its Charter nted Geneml Awemblj hns been nurreiidercd, uml its Coporate powers under said i i hencofimh cease ittbject oijlj to the Proviso or reservation in said Act roii tamed. A. BRADFORD. By the Governor WM. Hnx.

Sec of State. October 4, 1865 3w. TATE OF MARYLAND, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, ANNAPOLIS, Sept 25ih ISfio. WHEREAS, It uppenn by authenticated copy of rertifi- cate of the Comptroller of ihe Currency recorded in the oftUe oi'the Clerk ot the Court of Appeals of Mary transmiltetl lo tliat the "SAVINGS fiANK" located the lown of County of this Slate. and heretofore incorporftted uuder ihe Inwa of this Stnto, hus been coaverted into Nationn) Banking Institulion under the title of "The First National Bank of Hngerstown," and in confonnitj- to the provipions of the Act of Congress np- proved JuneJrd, 1864, entitled "An ACL to provide Mniional Currency secured by a pledge ol United States and to provide for the circulation and redemption thereof Now therefore, agreeably to the requirements ot the Act ol tbe General Awembly of Marj land, passed nt January Session 18Go, entitled A Act to enable any Itank, Ings or Savings Bank of thin State to become un Association for the pnrpose of Banking under the In ITS of the United NoUoe IB hereby given that the said Savings Bank ban been converted into an Association for the purpose of banking- uuder the lawn of the United Statea, and by i of tbe Act Auembly aforenid ita Charter as granted by anid Geueral Ae bat been surrendered, aud itn Corporate powers uuder said Charter will henceforth cease, auhjecl oul to tho Proviso or reservation in said Act contained.

A A By tbe Governor, WJI Hll.L, See'iy of State. 1 October 4, 18tw A DMINISTEATOR'S SALE. DANIEL STOUFFER, Auctioneer. By an Order ot the Orphans' Court of WiuliinBjton County tho undersigned Administrator of Barbara Ron-land, late of Huid county, deceaeed, ill sell at public sale at tho Into residence uf said deceased, Smiles south of FunkHtown, Ou Thursday, October 19tli, 1865, at 0 o'clock, A. the following described personal property to-wit FOUR HEAD OF FINE HORSES, (Otic of i is an excellent Riding- and Dimng Horse,) 4 COWS, 7 head of young CATTLE, 18 head of HOGS.

16 SHOATS. 2 sheep, 3 Wagons, 1 Threshing Machine aud Hone Power, ONE MANNY REAPER, 1 Wheat Drill, 1 C.irnafre, 1 bpriug looth Rake, 1 Whuat Fun' Cutting Box, Tedder Cutter, 1 Cart, single and double sliovel Plows, Burshear Plows, 1 Bag- Vhgon, Forks, Rokes, 1 Wheelbarrow, 1 sled, Harrows, liny Ladders, Los, Breast and Fifth Clmms, sprendote, s'mgle nud double Trees, Cron Bars, Gruljbmjf Jloes, lot of old Iron Block-smith Del- lows. Vise, Gmm Crudleb lion nig thes Grliidslune i lot ol Wool by the pound, Dung Forks, Con Cluiiu Hnr- ness, a lot of old Buirs, ILvlters jud Clianu. Horse Collars Uhnd Bridles, Breechbdudb, I'lont Wagon saddle RYE, CORN aud OATS by the BUSHEL; 10 tons of Hay 2 seta of single Harness, Bide saddles shoyels Hoes, a lot of lt.nls, etc. Also a large lot of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Confuting in part of Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, nnd Bedding-, Cupboards, Uure.iua, stnnds, Clocks, Carpeting- the yard, Diahei, Looking Gloasea, a Lot of soup by the pound.

APPLEBUTTLK, Lot of Glassrrarc, Tin are, and iueensirnre, Crockerj, Viurjrar nnd Cider, a Lot of liarrels Churns, Tubs, Copper and Iron Kettles, 1 linn shovels, Hoes, 1 COOKING STOVE and FIXTURES, together iritb a great many k-s too numerous to mention, TEE.MS A credit of 6 months be Driven on sums ot 53 and a (he purcliat.ers their notes there fur ith ut s-enintv 1'orsunis undr $5 the cnh will he rcquned. CHRISTIAN ROWLAND, October 4, ISGj Administrator. ZTrnstees' A LAEGE AND VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. By virtue of a Decree of tlie Circuit Conn for Washington Lounty, silting as Court of Equity, the undersigned as Trustee, will offer ut Public Sale, in Iront ot the Court House, in Kugerstown, On Tuesday, the 24th day of October, 1865, the following valuable Real Estate, the property John Do- venberger, deceased NUMBIill Consists of a furni of Superior Lnnettoue Laud, beiug tue A of said deccnced, containing about ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, lying ubout one mile from Meicerville, one mile from Bnken- i a jbont the 'nine ditnnee from the Turnpike lendinir Irom Hagcrstowu Sliarpuburjr, nnprovnl by a large TWO A DMINISTEATOR'S SALE -TV OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. Bj i of nn order of the Orphans' Court for Washington Comity, the undersigned A i i a i sell at Public Sale, at Ihe Kite lesulenee of Joseph Sruneur.iker, deceased, in insinuation County, On Wednesday, of October A.

ISGo, commencing nt 104 i lock, A 31., nil Ihe follomiur described i i i a propeitj i 1 SORREL MARE, 1 COLT, 4 COWS A 2 IIS, 1 El LL, 12 LARGE HOGS I SOW A PIGS, ABOUT 500 BUSHELS OF CORN, a TOJiS ot good II AY, It bushels of CLOV1IR SEED 1 Top ll.inn.-~s, 1 Cart, 1 i Bov 1 Shoiel Plou, 1 dmi rodtlvi Culler, 1 i i Cider i 15 one inch O.ik Plant bundles i Grind Axe, Pitch Folks A.C 3 BEDS, BEDSTEAD and BEDDING, about 150 a of various liuds. TA- BLCS and SAFDS, I i dav Cloek 2 Inriye Maps 1 ten- plate 1 Ooiikniff i i Fixtures, Duliei Kitcben i i i i Croi'kiTj, laipc Copper i i Bell, llugsbeuilo liji rels, '1 ubs, Uuckets Baskets ubout 1800 SHINGLES, 3 Ban-da of VINEGAR, 1 l.irge lion Kettle, Tl HMS Ol SAI.I. A i For nnd lor sums ot ffiien to bis notes ap i i to be i i the iindpr ensh, irmeil i ttleil lor Otober 4, a W. A i i i i i i i i i 1 or A BV i i an Order of ilu- i in C-'ilnu i ihcr A i i PUOPJCKTY. Court i I I nl ncl i i i .1, pieuusos ibi- I I I i about II.I^L-ISUMMI ne.ir Ctiuk flloiiLbi.ikei Papei On Thursday, tin 1 5d of November ncxl, All Ilie follou Perooii.il Propel to i 4 Hf.id ol Good Work lloix- 10 of A I ciiiH.ii" i uic.1 22 HEAD OF HOGS, aniline Tl.NC liUOOD SOWS One Four-horse Wagon and Hod 1 pair of Hay i 1 I I I 2 a 1 linr- sbeur .1 Uouhle and 1 Single Sho L-! Pluuglii 1 Grain Drill, 1 Buggy ind Double nnil Snifrlp Tices i and llieast Cli.uiis, Cnvr (jli.ims W.ijron ftud Ot-nts nl a i i 1'oiks R.ikfs lloei Kojies i i i Mon niff Soj tiles Dune; Uo.mlii, llagu A MM ol I I A TOOLS and a line Lot ol 1'IICH Also about 250 of Wlic.it in llic Barn, to be sold In the busliel and to be h.iuled the piiirbnsei -Albo 7 Bushels of Clover Seed.

About 500 Bushel- of Corn. to be by the ban(-l to be hauled 1 tbe purchaser lul ot CORN ii lot ol HAY tu told bv Ih Ton iiml hauled the i i Also, mam otliei aiticles too i i runs lo lie mentioned Sale to commence 11) rlneK on s.nd day 'I Term', me A cleillt ul o.i sums of 65 and the pur li.iheis i tlu-ir notes i i ul speuuM All siims 1111 dt Cash No piopcrn to be i i i i settletl lor I A i i i i 11, I8f3 It A Estate A A I A IHE will offer at Public Sale on I premises On Tuesihiy, October 31, al 1 o'clock, P. p.nt nt" Incli is 111 Monlffoincry Tow iinlnp, run i .1111,1, nnil in i i i i i Al.ir\ Kind ,4 unit's horn Wi'Kh on Ilu' m.ul inlin-r lo Itrn.ul i i 'I lit- -mnl r.uni is i uil l.iml 1 of CI.H^ i ami i 4 nmi ioutaiiiR ISO aiul 9(3 Perches of the of Limestone ami Black SI. UP L-uul, A -)." nf is 1 I i 1 1 b.ilnnre is a i.Lt* si.ile i i i i i 1'lieie i- 1 K)(I 1'u-t innl i i nn i PiiH-ni 1 A LARGE A HOUSE, i 1 ClUIls; I I I I i a i neces out a LARGE APPLE OUCIIAKD, 1 ol i i on i in.iil i ii ii CKAK; ALL'ABLE FARM FOR SALE. ibor I i i l.in on i lioin iinir i IIIR I'linn A i a i ni.le CONTAINING 117 ACRES, I I I 1 lib rho-t cini'ins oHiaiM oi t-'iMj A one the i i and i ri'- I 13AKN iruml S1A hnii-e mi, the 10 il i t-tianm 1 1'inpi HH- 1 i i 01 bet i 1 i i hrt.

11 (i Pur i i i i i i a I i i i Vul from flr'ds hut one i i beniir nioti'sl 1 he i i i-ineni- are tor 1 he i TrojH is .1 aln.ibk' Li i Prop I.ml Poui'i -J nil i nt me i iMor i i i i is done .111 lo i emi be I emcnis sun I are i good order UK' i i at uiter a h.imber-bnrir ltepn.itorj irnl L.tstanter IjTftiinnei "3 i i i a Ot tober 11, ISt, A OF TOWN PROPERTY. a Dei'il of Trust to bn.iniitf 11-t Iront ol llic i i nit i i IH5-I, I i hi I oflri pub On AVoduccliiy, day of November, 1SG5, i the interest of tho smd Vctcr Eichel in nnd to the i i ilescnbed to i A a 1-inrga Two-Story Brick Warehouse with Dwelling nttnched, and paicel of Ground tberenuto belonging-, BitUftte on Walnut Street, in fronting on tbe Pmnkhn 11 nnd is uow occupied by tbe enid Eichelberger aa A Dnelluiff nnd AV.irehou»e Also, all that Story and a Half Brick Dwelling House, i Basement, nnd parcel ol Ground thereunto belonging nine in said Wulnut and luljoinmg Ihe property of John Ringer lilt MS of sale tire --One-half tho money on da uf sale unii tbe b.ilanco in one enr--the purchaser to g-n his note ith seonniy, for aiul deferred payments, i i bear interest from the day of 9iile Oct. 11, GEO SMITH. OWN PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE. The subscriber i sell at Snle bis HOUSE AND LOT, situated OQ the corner of Jonathan nnil Bethel con taming one lot niul quarter of excellent ground improved i ft one nnd half story LOti HO 1 SE nnd Kitchen, Wood- hoUHe And other InnldniprB with or CHOICE I I TIlEIjS SLJine benrinp a ot never fulling wn- Ihe door This is debiruble property to improve on For terms to All PllllDANEU.

October 4, 18tx--3t. OST VOUCHEKS. The follon Vonrliers been lost, BUI! the pnblic are lereby forewHrneil nfnitnsl or recenma; the SRine the payment thereof hOMiif? been stopped One issued by Quftrtenniwter, to A. Slake for Hay, Dif lo three hundreil ilnlhirt, dated in July, 18GJ One issued bv tlie same yn.irlpnimster to Frederick Unger for Hay, amounting to Sixty Dollars A liberal rewind i be for Ihe delivery of the above pnpen A. K.

STAKE. October 11, ANTED, MALE OU FEMALE tu introduce the best selling A I I I A I in thu world. All complete --lletiMlicr, self Hiniler, Hnsler, Tucker, i.c.-- We let eood ngriits pay foi the machines after iliey them For pnrliculBrs, mlilres's nr call on LATHItOP No. 142 S. 6th Street, October 4, ISuj--an.

Philadelphia. I A I a large and commodious BANK BAKX, WAGON SHED, CORN CH1B and all necenary out-buildings, Wells of failinir water near tho door of the houe. iMth a pump in each, together with a good Orchard of Choice Fruit. About one hundred and fifty Acres of this Land are set in good TIMBER, the balance in high state of culm alum nnd well fenced NUMBER 2, Adjoint the above described tract, and coubists of about ONE HUNDRED AND SIX ACRES, of the feame q.ualitj of Lat.il, and is eil bv Two Log Dwelliug Houses, a LOG STABLE, and other oui houses, ith water near the buildinga, and with asii'ill OHCHAUD OF FRL1T 'IKUUS About JO Acres of tins land is colored br excel lent and rahi.iblp TIMBER, the hnkince is in .1 of cultivation, surrounded a good fence NU.MliER 3. Consisis of about Four Acres of Laud, with ngxxl LOO aud WHAT1IER DOAHDr.D I A VALUABLE SAW AND PLASTER MILL, together i the IT jll of .1 WAPE11OUSE on the Clieta- lieake ami Ohio C.iual, recently destroyed tire, thereon This, property being i i one in'ile ofthe Canal Ing great Llcilitm to market, and in one of Ihe nuut ot the it oilers to to make good and prohMble in- tjiiiri- i i homes.

I'm. I i 01 as prei-cnbcd the Decree lire -One tliinl i i money lo be j.a'id on the ol -ale or the raliiiLiilion lliereol, and balunre two jital a i the lo be bet uretl by ihe i i i notes uiul sei'unlj Ij'paa the a tin- entire pmch.ise iiionej good deed ill be execmed the Trustee The crops in the ground and the rents tliat i hi-ruine due on or belorc the Ili-t cl.i\ of A lien are and the land be cj cd mier the to aMeruuu lhi exact uiiniber of a i i WILLIAM Iv SllhCKLEa, Auct Trustee October 4, ISdj. UBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. rpBUSTEE'S SALE VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. Uv irtiio of Decree of the Circuit Court Wellington Coiiiuj, i i of i the Trustee i ollur ut Public S.ik, On Tuesday, the 7th Jay of NoM-raliov iioxt, in of tho lloiit.e, in Il.i^eistoiMi, I tin- hours ot 10 A 31 an.) 2 tli.u A A l.lle till' cst.lti of A M.

nil; abom nn a i i 103 A i tu of line SLATE A Tin- A i lias on a Good Loir 1 15.ini By virtue of an Order and autliontv of the Court of WuBbiugton Cuunti, the underfilled, nn Executor ol John McLanghlin, late of said county, i at public Bale, On Tuesday, October 31, at 1 o'clock, P. the following valuable Kcal Estate, to i FARM Containing about 30 Acres Limestone Land, 1) ing about 5 milea North of HaReniton-n, and about 90O from the State Line Station, on the Franklin Kail Itoad. Tail Fann ii Improved by Two-story Dwelling House, Barn, Carriage House, Corn Crib, other There 11 a Well at jrwHl vnter near tho i and an OUCIIAUL) OF CHOlCli FRUIT. 1'ossoi-Mon given on the 1st of neit The crojn now ffrow nip on tbe hind are reserved. TERMS OF us prescribed by the Conn, are ai follows --One-third ot the purchnbe money to he pjid in hand anil tho balance in eqiuil niinual instnlmentii from the day ot sale, ith intereM Irom the day of tale on the deferred the purchaser to her miles with approved security on the delorreil paj menu, nud ujwn the nient of the hole ol the puirliue money, with a mentioned, 4 i i i before the undermgued i execute a food and Builicient deed therefor October 11, 1865.

JOHN ZEU.F.II, El'or. "1TALUABLE FARM FOR SALE. The subtc'rihers about to locate in busmen i tell A A FARM in Washington Conntr i ing six null's, Irom Il.iprerstoiTii mid from WilliatnHnon being i i of Iho estate of the Into Judge John liuchau- nn, coiitiiining 323 1-2 ACRES of good Limestone LAND, i sufficient aminiut of TlMliF.lt, improved i .1 good HOUSE nearly nuw part Stone, and the other Fi.imo A garni BAKX for pram ic with mn.inei also STABLE i i hold T-es i the out i i nnd of water nt i ha- er been know lo f.iil and inlorination IIR the farm be hud iiddicssnig 1. Motter, uhin of LEWIS UIPPLE, September SO, 1SG5. 13 K.

XEWCOMr.R. LuiKMMiT Examiner insert 4t anil send bill to this ottace. PUBLIC" By virtue ot a ot tale, contained in Mortg.ure here- toroic to it Ihe lt57 executed by Edmund T. lo A A nnd by ihe Mid to inu I mil oiler at public aln, in Sharpaburg, On Saturday, the 4th day of November next, Hie follow inp (loscnbeil to i A QUARTER ACRE OF LOT, Fitualeil in the Western part of bv a A I A DWELLlMi IIOl .1 STONE A 111 I I 1 i anil other improvements hemp the propertj iu i the said lien- i-oiieen living thereon ner now re k' CASH. Ociobei 11, 1th I A Xr.WCOMEH Ajiijrnee ol the Mortgage HPHANS' COURT SALE.

in irond i i "HI i i house, I i on 1 I 1 1 1 1 I i 1 .1 I of fill 111 Is IM'll Ul i I In M- is 01 I I a ti i i ,11. i sin.ill spiintr- By i of an order of Hie Oi plums Court lor Washington h' undersignej, i sell at Public Sale. On Tuesday, the 24th of October, ISbS, I In- follow inn Real r.stave thr pnipcrlj nl Jnoob Homier dec dr MJ A OF OF Olio'l M) on ihe corn i West i i anil liaihu.iil Ilairrrsioun. eon- tainmir II) leel in Inmt ami I'd h. ing fhereou A II t-.

one room ol i present oi-rupird as a i i en lunise anil ood house I --On, a ul ihr (urn ise to be in tho of or on a i tin Cmirl and i i i a i i i i i IHI i i nl 1-nT, i micrest from the IM I i Icon 4 I I Tx'or. A A I A I A KOU SALE. I In- MiWnbi i i i i i i i i.inn on i Ii lie i tt .1 triMii HH ir, i i i I i a i i.liui. HJ i i i i i i i i i i the Linus of i a i i i i and Is and i i S- A A i i i i A Orchard ami 11 i of nilii'i trim About 30 in 1 A nl i A A and i i a i land all fom eil 1 he r.inn is thr 1 eem a i il i 1 a.nl i i i i i i i i i Persons ile-miic to ii ihe Jam (tups i i rtiili i i i i lo I I I I 1'EUMs, op I to be p.ud on i l.u ol and luilani In one ami In, ual i a the pirn II.IM poo.l il I ilie nii'iit lie. i I i October I I I i i And (all on Jno 1st IMili nl a I a A I --Dm i of (he le in i mil.

a III, ems i the il.n s. Ins miU'f. I i i )i lite s. benrnii: i from ihe pun li.ise IM i 1 as e. UMl'ln I' UUSTEES 1 SALE.

i i of si Derrco nl i i Circuit Court for as .1 Coiin ot i i i 1 i i i i i uiltr, at DUU un i ln n.uni i ul l.uul On Saturd.i}-, the -2Ni day ot Octobrr. 1 in UK i i 1 1 n'nl in i irtiiii i i i i i i md 1 lie i i i ni-. an- STOXI; i i i Imili) i l.iitf.' "I' i i i i i ilnoi -lum 1 1-1 -I ol -MM M. I I ami ml 1,. -hm i i.iii-i' i-oni i'i VX.S1OX til li.u i i i I ii'niir A l.ir^ I I I i i i HI.) i i I i i H-ikt Hun .1 i i I i 1 .1 I nn 1, i ..1 i i I 1 I i IM 1 i i I il nt 1 il.it MiK-uM i 1.1 i'l i i 111 I'l 1 -11 MIL' pun i my on llu i IT i i -0 I' I 11 ir sn 1 111 I's in ho i I or Ml IK 1 mi i i i i i 1 11 on skiiil Mil- mill i it i -oM i fioni tin 1 Conn 1 nl lo ilu 1 HH 1 tln- I A 0 mi lluil at 10 lot 1 1 0 f.uin coniaimntf ubout A ot i i i i i i i I 1 a i i i i i i i i l.il il i jtropt 1 of 0 1 1 1 I I mill ot'ln 2 LOG I I HOUSED I I 1 de.ii^e A i i i i of ill II ut liil)lie ill' Hi 1 1 1 1 1 1 lid nl llu I i in ll.i; i i i 2 1 i (l.iv of Octobi'r, next, ,11 I i i 1' One i i il' .1 LO'l' 1 1 i I I I I 1 l.lp- 1 II i I I I oil suit' of i lln- pi it of nuul Toun UH 1't uml kno l.uhiitr i 11 res of tin-, l.iml A 11 MIS' i i i oli.u il ot Pi i PIPOS i is i nf IIPMT i i i in it A A I 111,1) h- nholi- iinili li'm eil At tln i and place i also bi 1 ortcii'd iibont FOUR ACRES OF A 1) lujr nonr (f i i i i lainK of ob Liud otlu r- i i i ud .1 LOG I HOUSE, Sl'lUXli i 1 rtn a of i a i i ci ami Hi or i i i 1 I KMM 01 to be 1 in I iru iii iiih'n- i --Our nf MI I d.i} nt h.ili' or i 1 i i i i i i nnnii.il p.i\ incut's ifr i i i i hen i i i i i I Irom ilio 1 i ot s.ilt i b.i«.t initiuM denl 1-ttM i i llu i 111 I I I .1 A I I I Safes.

HEKIFF'S SALE. i i i ul i i fir a i I ti'o 1 i itcr Jo Leiici dt Hit' i i i i I Hm i lo i inli' nit nl of 1 r.ici.i-. ii.siiod of il i i iud to me dm i ilic I I i .111.1 I 1 i 1 1 md I 1 IMI ol .1 at I ot i A Letter LcHor A i i i i i i is uf 'd 1 h.n i i i in xi i i i i id i i ni l.in mid in i nt llM 1 tfiiid f.n olj I'll ami JJilinvl -li ot .1 in to! Inn nip JtEJICIIAXT MILL, I 3 DWELLING HOUSES a ml Oni-Ilon-os-, A i moru or loss, I I on I I i 1 7 IT ili'H of i i A 90 ACRES OF A MORE OR LESS: i 1 a Cri'i on 'In 1 Vt t-ido thereof i i i i i And 1 herein gn inHin 1 a On TiHvtUy, i 2 4 i day of October, 1SC5, I tlio houi front of i Com Ho tin' iU'i tin cash Ocluber i look A niul 2 flock 11 1I.1C* II I Vi i I ll ni I lie to n- bi I i i i HERIFF'S 01) SALE. i of iv nt nf r.i Fiifim. ixsiied of tlie Circ-nli Court for i i i i niul in me dircrieil ibf gnmls Undt- ami tein'ments of J.tmes (J kr the tint of J.iinet I 1'rustpp ol John 1 a Biczed and taken 111 exeriition nghl i interest at law iiml in i of the Jaineb C- Dowler iu and to the i property A FARM, containing about 137 ACRES OF LAND, MOKE OR LESS; adjoining Lancelot Jucqucs, John H.

Steel and others, situate about i mile from the farm house of Mr Lancelot Jacques. And I Hereby notice that On Tuesday, the 24th day of October, 1865, bc-tween tbe hours of lOoVlock, A M. and 2 o'clock, in front of the Court House in HugcrsUmn, 1 i proceed to sell the i described property at Public Sale to tbe highest bidder for cash S. OLIVER, SlienfT. October 4, 1865.

73 A Came to the retiuence of jsubicriber, nenr Spreckers i in Die Willminspirl ubout the Iht of Sepienilrr last, A RED BTLL, with i head, supposed to be 2 yeurs old The m-r is requested to come Jorwanl, property pay chargt-s onil take htm awaj or he will Le disposed of according to law EDWARD I A CMoher 4 RAY BOAR. dime to t)io resldenee of the subscriber on tlie Ifitli of September ut the 13iff Spring, inilen Suuih ol Clenrspring, A WHITE BOAR i iito iinall blacK spots, no other The rptjuested to cumc furwaixi, prove property pny cbanzeo and take i October 1865 it. Was lost betwaeirHagerttown and Middlebiirg, a few das ago, 11 two-bushel and 2 three bushel DAGS Thu fliid'er will be liberally rewarded by ing them ul the store of Mr. Chiirles Spancler, Hajrcrstovn. JACOB 1IA1TLE.

September 1803. OTICE. All persons knowing themselveK indebted for to the Maryland School Journal, contracted for before tlie 1st of Jnlj LBtB, i please forward the same to the unJcr- sifrned, or if more convenient they can pay it to Daoiel Dechert, Editor of the "Mini," who is my only iiuthmlied agent to receive anil rereipt tor me. Payment required before the first day of November us 1 intend M'tllnig UJMU books. 1'- 1 I A A Sept.

27, If65-- tf. Hugerslown, Md. nt Lcil No MO tii 1 a oi ibc pun Tiiom 1 i i ur i i.mhi i i i i si i ot s.il«' i i i i Md I I I i i i in Ic i i i i i i i i i i i i i i- I vl U) .1 f. i i I i i J7 1 I oi iir p.lni in md 011 cut Ui" l.il,nu i 11. i' nu li.i-.fr i mir CM from tlie i MitTiric-ui di'fd PliO A A i i i i i A A FOR SALE.

i he at i ot the Conrl Homo, On Tuo-dtiy, 1 I i of November, next. Tint, P. nn i Miitiimi, 137 AC'llKS, 1 1 i I hr M.in I CAST i 1 i iro.nl 10 i). i I I i iL' 1 I I of ell near to tho of jrno.l a i i i a I Sh. f.mi Crib, i uti.k'r roof.

TWO OIU'HAUDS of tlm bo-l i in ilu (Jotting Also A J10LSE in f.ir it 1 1 of li i tli- 1 nn I di i i i i bi i i I i nl a i run ln rniide 3O i i i tin i IK- briit for a ln-foiv tlie it hove on i 1 Mibsi ribur i i in Kiut i i tlic i be nmtle A I LEU, i Auulionw. A A SALE HEAL ESTATE. i i i i i i i i i nl i din led by ordt ot the i 5 our! of Cnimiy i i s. UP tlie itrcnun On S.mml.iy, tho 2Sth tl.i\ of October, next. 1 uVlo of ll nr TO i ul i lloll ing (lie A i id 011 Ihe i ro.ul le.idmjr from i i i i ihe l.trnn- I i i Ih i 1' a i l.inn rom 74 ACRKS OF A lln- i i in 1 i i 'M i Ihi- LiuiU a i i I i i i i i 'I In- iinproviMni'iilrt are good LOG AND STONE HOUSE, i i a Bn.oni.-nt, KIl.VMi: 1IAHN I I litri! is Dn Spnnir mi fiiilinn: run- 'linir ihniiiL'li ill'' I'-irn 1 hi-rc .1 On hard ii HUT Hip in pretty condition.

1'lim is of Ihf (Hi.ilMj of luiul Sulc lire Our third of pim-hase mtitirj to lf on thu ila.i of mile, or ou tin- mtilic-itiun lhpriH)f br md Coim uml MI one Jtid from tlie if sale vi from the iluy of wile, the (inrcluucr rfixe his notch tor deferred i i lecuntj uml UIHH Ilie ot the money a dew ill be executed therefor. POSSCMIOII on the firit of Apnl Dext. October 4, 1865. Ereculrix of David Snyttor. UBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE WASHINGTON COUNTY FARM.

The BtirMi-riber will offer at public sale, In front ol House, in Iljiferstown, On A the 21st day of NOVEMBER next, on hicti ho nt present resides, mtuate near Beaver Creek, OM nn'w from Witmers Store The farm contAiua 139 ACHES OF GOOD LAND. mutt of it beniK Limestone quality. About SO Acres of the t.irm is in T1UBKII. The tiinn'iB laid off i i nnu 10 lioldn, tlie fields nil a stream thatnevir through tlie farm '1 lie of a Good Stone House and Stone Barn, i necessary out buildings, .1 (rood Cider Proll, an of clioiee Fruit Trees, tc The land is in the finest Male of culliintiun and bus unon it good uml subsuntilll There II.B large of LOCUST on the farm, on nhich thore i-oiild be cut 1100 or 1200 Pobla. I A i-ortb tbe attention of any one wnlunp to min'liMe a demrable home.

Tlio niiluevuuuU a to quality of lonil nnd imnruiemeiiui aro added to nhich a verv f.icl. that it in one of ihe be.t of neinrboor- com eriient lo Mills, Stores, Alloirether it ina most uxeellert farm as u-ell an delurht- till place to i Tho growing crops will be reserved In Its A person wmliina; lo view the premises previous to day sale i please call on the subscriber remdinir on turn, nln i talie pleiuurc iu nliowin(r the satin" The Terms of wile will be one-hiilf of the purctiue on tbo first lay of April next, when poMeMiou i the balance In one jnd with iiiiewsi Irom date of ISAAC zl. uEUB. October 4 1865. REWARD.

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