Village record., January 18, 1867, Image 2

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LE -- CI'IU t-O I'
Humes of the Pten9ylvania Legislatur
aemided at 3 o'clock on Nuesday for t!wrimr
poac of electing a United States Senator for
the term of six years from the 4th of March
next. In the Senate Simon Cameron recei
ved 19 votes 'and Edgar Cowan 11. In the
Ilona° Cameros 62 and Cowan 37. General
Cameron is therefore tho Senator elect.
TAB INAUCURATION.—The Inauguration
of John W. Geary as Governor of this State
toolc:pface on Tuesday. The concourse of
people assembled at Harrisburg to witness
the inauguration is represented to have been
immense-and the eeramonies most imposing.
The Inaugnral Address is an able and patri
. ; aatepaper, and judging from the cow
meats of the Union dailies, gives very gene
ral satisfacticn. Did our space permit we
would gladly publish the address in full, but
the following in reference to the Rebels sod
Congress must suffice for the present:—
The violators of the most solemn oblige ,
timid, the perpetrators•of the most atrocious
crimes inkihe annals of time, tho—mumlerets
of our heroic seldiets on fields of battle, and
in loathsome dungeons and barbarous pris.
ens, they must not, shall not, reappear in
the eounetl chambers of the nation, to aid
i n its legislation, or control its destinies, un•
less it shall he on conditions which will pre
verve our institutions fripm their baleful pur
poses slid idittenee, and secure republican
forms of government, in their purity - and
-vigor, ill every section of-th-e—c-o-u-n-tryr. • I
hat they are indispescd to accept and)
-241 t-i ane_ r _ituna nife_at_fro m t heir_rec en t_aud
(ren arreennt rejection of the proposed a
n;endrnents of the national Constitution—a
mendments which are believed, by miley true
and patriotic citizen's and statesmen, be too
mild" d_acncrc-ns.
They have, however, been fnlly eonrie.-er•
rd by the people dtirirg the hoe eleetleas,
and approved by majorities pn lame an to
Ova them a taretion which it wnuld he _im
proper to either overtook - or disregard. And
vertainly in view of this feet. none of the
fare rebel States should he admitted to their
torrner "practical relatieMe•to the General
tlovernmant, while they continue to oppose
them amendments.
T. the Congress z eof the 'United States the
heart felt sympathies and overwhelming suf . -
lines of the people have been generously
given. They have fearlessly proclaimed their
unequivocal. verdict—"WELL DONE (loon
AND FAITTIPPL SERVANTS." Upon the de
clihrations and actions of Congress our pros.
eat interests and future welllare all depend.
ln its firmness and courage the whole exper
iment of genuine republicanism is indissolu
b'y involved. That this firmness an d
courage will be fully exhibited, by its con
treing majorities, in the origination and a
doption of measures of wisdom and discre
tion, even nzore radical and decisive, if neces
sary, than those of the past, I entertain no
doubt. Such measures will meet with illy
cordial approval And I may well add, that
while Pennsylvania will confide in a loyal
Conoress, she will not hesitate to anstain it
with her entire infinenee and power.
.TZ-Gencral Ord has just Made a report
upon the condition of things in Arkansas.—
He surns:up duatters as follows: "Outrages,
assaults aid murders, committed on the per
sons of freedmen and women , - are being con.
stantly reported from nearly all sections of
the State, and a decided want of disposition
to punish offenders apparently exists with
the local civil officers and in. the minds of
the people. There have been reported fifty
two murders of freed persons by white men,
in this State in the past three or four months
and no reports hare hcon received that the
murderers have. been imprisoned or punish
ed. In some parts of the State, particular
ly in the southwest and southeast,- freedmen's
lives are threatened if they report their
wrons to the agent of the Bureau, end in
ninny instances the parties making reports
are missed and never heard of afterward.—
It is believed that the number of murders
reported is not half the number committed
during the time mentioned." Such state
ments coming from an officer of so well known
moderation and carefulness as General d,
cannot be gainsaid or made light of t will
,have its weight with Congress in coonection
with the similar statemcata Vern the Commit
tee of Loyalists of Arkancav, which have
been placed before that body.
IteirThe IV ashington Sear of Saturday
says: "Mr. Stevens, of Pennsylvasia, is back
in his seat today, and bears joking upon his
defeat, for. the Senatorship quite philosophic
ally. ,He speaks kindly of Mr. Cameron, but
seems to feel lather bitter towards Mr.Curtin,
who, it seems, failed, to transfer his influence
to Mr. Stevens after the • promise had been
...iven that hi would do so." •
THE LVTIIEMA.I S / Onoznywa.---This week
ly journal, for so many years published in
Baltimore. is now isaned in Philadelphia, to
which city its office trililemored on the tat
of Jar troy.
-s-sEN~T~A~--~
eta-President Johnson, on Wednesday
last, transmitted to the 'louse of Represent
atives a partial list of the leading rebels par
doned by him, stating, at the same time,
nat 6 - ere
... would not be time during the
!present session to make the list complete—
'in other words,Evithholding a portion of the
Liformation desired by Congress. Among
the m)at notorious Maryland Rebels pardon.
ed are Bradley T. Johnson and Ccorge
Stewart, of the Rebel army, and Frederick
Cbutard, of the Rebel navy.
A CQUITT: D. —,Joh n ho was tried
at York, for the murder of George Squibb,
has been acquitted. There are still ti , o oth
er indictments agaimt him—one fur the mur
der of 31rs- Squibb; the othe for the grand-
Mcßritnuigan anti Boyle's son, both of
whom were tried for the same offense, were
m it te rth—eoremonyi—there
ug been no evidence against them !Mob
,ve justified a conviction.
ould
vek.,..The President averages about one
criminal pardon a day. lie is reported to
justify himself in kiting a penitentiary bird
loose every day, by the assertion that after
pardoning a score of Rebels-daily, he makes
the pardon of some aesperate criminal the
offset in mercy to re-investing traitors with
political rights, This is Andy's original way
of preserving his moral equilibrium.
812e - Tbe Supreme Court, as at preent con
stituted, consists of the following named ju
rists, with the date of their appointment :
1863. S. P. Chase; Ohio, Chief Justice.
1835 'James M. Wayne, Georgia
184,5. Samuel Nelson, New York.
1846. Robert U. Greir, Pennsylvania.
1858 N.sthen Clifford, Maine.
1862. Noah M. "Swayne, Ohio.
1862. Samuel E.. Miller, lowa., t►
1863. Stephen 3. Vida, California.
UtrA well executed $5 counterfeit g reen.
its appearance. It is one of
the best yet put in circulation, and is dated
March 10, 1862. In the counterfeit the
large a j gure 5 in'the center touches the• sha
ding Of-the "United States," in the genuine
it does not,
or - Th e Sheriff of Venango county is en
°Aged in selling the property of certain Keil
companies " It c.uisis tt3 of "tenritory," rusty
mazhiner • and "dr • holes' Twa .earsarfo
the "property," now advertised for sale,
could not be bought
,for millions of dollars.
It is now anticipated 'that the sheriff will
not get more than a few thousand dollars for
the num --Riehre-have—wings.
IF2r The Piesident's veto message was re
ceived and printrd in New Orleans 12 hours
before its delivery to Congress. It is gener
ally approved by 'the rebels.' Tho Times
sa — sy it of' a statesman - and - a - pa
triot, and the Constitution is ably defended
The Cresco joins in and says it is like all of
the Prcsdent's utterances—clear, forcible
and ably argued.
geir The Scrific American has made a
calctilation that twenty tonsi-or- by—snperfi
cial measurement, forthy.cight and a half
square miles, of postage stamps have been
used during the year; enough to roof a large
township, witkall its houses churches, barns
gardens, forests, and larnr; or ,if you choose
to make a ribbon of them, enough to reach
nearly from the equator to either pole, .. , or
twice the length of the Mississippi river.
CAUCUS NOMINATIONS —Gov. Swann was
nominated in MUCUS by the Johnsonitta of
the Maryland Legislature on Monday night
for United States Senator, and Robert Fow
ler for State Treasurer. Thus are renegades
rewaided for their treachery.
'The late-snow storm in western New
York is one of the most memorable on record.
It. snowed without cessation from theW
after Christmas to and including the follow
ing Sunday, the snow falling to the depth ol
neatly five fee.
40115-.1. family named Staley, residing in
Shepherdstown, West Virginia, have just
received intelligence from Germany announ
cing the glad tidings that by the death of a
relative in that country, they have fallen heir
to about one million of dollars.
SUFFRAGE BILL —The act conferring the
r:glit of suffrage on negroes:in the District
of Columbia is officially published. It is
accompanied by the aertificate'of the Secre
tary of the Senate and Clerk of the House,
stating that it had passed into a law,notwith
standing the President's veto.
Tiorrs.—llon. John M. Botts is—now in
Washington. A despatch says he does not
conceal his opinion that the only way out of
our difficulties is the impeachment of An
drew Johnson. His argument'in support of
this last resort is very powerful.
The jail at Kingston. South Carolina, was
destroyed by fire last Wednesday morning,
and twenty-two of the inmates(negroes) per-
ished in the flames.
Horse and mule stealing, in Ala ma, is
punisbehle with death.
,The Virginik, Legislature has rejected
the constitutional amendment.
At Salt Lake City balls are opened with
prayer.
A Wall street operator is reported to have
given his wife a 04ariatmas dian►ond.eot,worth
over 660,000.
Efforts are being made to rebuild the
bridge across the Potomac at &hepherdstown,
LOCAL MNI"FERS.
FuLL—Tne :ce houses in This pilte ,
PAYING tTr—Son a of our more . thought
•
patroui.
10,000 Ift;rns.—Updegraff, Hagerstown,
wants 10,000 Furs. See special notices.
Fott SALE.—Poter Fits offers for sale hie
house and lot in this place. See advertise.
merit.
REJETVED.—We acknowledge the receipt
of $5 from Brevet Major, D. S. Gordon, U.
S A., Daeotalt Territory.
PROFESSIONAL—We direct attention to
tlie card. of Dr. D. A. Stouffer, Surgeon
Dentist, of Greencastle, in, to-day's paper.
LOT 'O4. SALE —Thomas Claybaugh of
fers at public 9ale a valuable lot of ground
* - 1 . ter-, tins-Borough. Seel
PRIVATE SALE.-Mr.Fourtlitnan offers
at private sate in. to•day's papOr..the well
kmiwn "Waynesboro' Brewery." The lot
fronts ninety-three feet. See advertisement.
Sti"Four of the Churches in Hagerstown
are--now—without pastors,—viz:- the-Episc
Lutheran, Presbytocian and German Reform
ed. •
Punic, SALES.—We direct attention to
the valuable pAllnal property advertised—at
publie sale in to.day;'s paper by John Lesh•
er, of C., of this vicinity, and Jacob Dear
dorff, of Guilford township.
THE COVCERT.—The entertainment given
in the Town pall on Saturday evening by
the young men of this place composing the
Social Orehestra,.assisted by Prof. Monier,
of Chambersburg, proved quite a successs.—
The Hall was crowded and the performers
acquitted themselves most crtditably.
RENTED.—The Waynesboro Hotel proper
y was rented at public outcry on Saturday
ast to John Mullen, of this 'lace for the
sum of $666 per annum.M. gets posses
sion the first of April next.
A GIFT member of the German Re
formed Church of Hagerstown haldonate4
to its Consistory the sum of five thousand
-doliarsi—conditionallyTAltat-theinterest-th-ere
on shall be paid to the poor of the town,
—frith out±regard—toAcuotni nal-distinct ions.
SNOW.—We had another fall of
snow, which occurred on Saturday night
last, covering:the ground on Sunday morn
ing-to-the-depth-of-five or six inches Sleigh
has since been Pretty good, and our town,
of evenings especially, vocal with the music
of ,bells.
GONE.—Our young friend, w. - n. Broth
erton, has purchased a hardware store in
Look Haven., Clinton County, this State,
and left for that place on Monday morning
last. Billy is possessed of first•class busi
ness qualifications and an accommodating
disposition, essentials to success in all public
business.
SALE or PttorErtrir.—A — ferrays ago
Mr. John Garver • disposed of his valuable
property on the North corner of the Dia
mond to John W. Coon, for . the •sum of
$6,000. Mr. C.ias disposed of his house
and lot on East Main Street to Mr. Elam
Franti, for the sum of $3,000,
AN ACCIDENT:-••Mr. Napoleon Beard, in
charge of the Bowden flduse Restaurant, re
ceived a fall on Wednesday evening last, so
severely sprairing one, of his legs that a con
veyance was necessary to remove him to his
residence, and at last accounts be was suffer.
ing considerably from the effects of the ac
cident,
BANTE: ELECTION.--At the annual elec
tion held on the Bth inst., the following
Stockholdiers were elected Directors of the
First National Bank of Waynesboro', for the
ensuing year:—W .S. Amberson, Ale% Ham.
ilton, Geo Besore, Gee. Jacobs, John Price,
Henry Good, Daniel Mickley, Joseph Price,
Jas. H. Clayton,
The Directors on Wenast re-elect.
ed W. S Ambarson, President,
HousEs WANTED —There seems to bo a
scarcity of houses in our town as usual.—
There is perhaps nk t a single property for rent
with some twenty applicants yet to supply.
The present high price of property and rents
should encourages more interprisiog spiirt
among those havjug the means:to rnrchage
the ground and erect buildings. Such in
vestments would certainly prove profitable.
NLw COUNTERFEIT.—A new counterfeit
in imitation of the fire dollar National Bank
note is said to be afloat, finely executed and
well calculated to deceive. In the genuine
the group of Columbus and his companions
is composed of five persons; in the counts
felt there are but four—the one in the back
ground at the extreme end, and most ex
treme figure in the group is missing. In the
counterfeit, also, the extended arm of Co.
lurnbus is without a band. Those fortunate
(n..mgh to handle "greenbacks" should be•
STABS IN DAY TIM:C.—The Frederick
(5.1 d) Republican says:—On Tuesday morn•
iog last, some . time after the Sun had arisen,
and while it was shining brightly, stars were
distinctly seen shining in the sky. This is
one of those remarkable phenomenons of na
ture which is not witnessed by every genera
tion.
NOTICE.—The Indian Doetor,,known as
the' anaemia! „Lung, Throat, .Heart and
Blood phyaieitut, will be in Waynesboro',
Pa., at Gilbert's Hotel, j-Oti Thursday, Fri
day, At., 'Sunday• and Monday, Jan.
17th, I:th, 19th, 20th and 21st, where. ho
can be consulted. on all manner of Diseases
of the Eyes, Ears, Heart, Throat and Blood.
Confidence in him cannot be misplaced
Best of certificates shown. A few from
Shippensburg; Pa. The wife of Geo. Ath.
erton, dyspepsia and palpitation of the heart
for twenty - years, cured in Imo
months --
Daniel Greasier, neuralgia for many years,
cured. The wife of John Miller, consump
tion fur ten years, and bleeding fr . orn the
lungs, cured sound.. Besides hundreds of
others will be shown in the Dr. room, all
from Pennsylvania of all manner of diseases
which were cured by him.
AIIMELS -- AtttON ' I3ili Caramel,
-
well known in the lower end of this county,
died at the Alms .11ouse;-on-Friil
inst. Bill is the last of a large family, all of
whom led a vagrant life. Gipsy in their hab
it, they dwelt along the South mountain,
and lived principally by begging They all
possessed - r(pecullar love for the marvellous
and were fond of telling wonderful stories,
which in Bill's case followed him to the last
ver leemen
bout of life. When asked by a%ystandor a
few minutes before his last how old he was
he reported the years of hiisojourn and pil
grimage on earth to be 106 next May—real
age perhaps 60. Reposilor,y.•
TEMPERANCE MEETING --.IIICIO will be a
Temperance,meeting at Leitersburg, on to•
morrow (Saturday) evening, in the Luther
an church, commencing at 630 P. M. The
Leitersburg Lodge of Good Temp/ars have
extended an invitation to the Good Templars
of this place, Addresses are expected from
Revs. Buhrman and Thomas of this place,
and others,
The chair o4givally used at the first meet-
o ongress=ceinmo_n y_ c_i t e o
Hancock chair—and since that time in 1180
by every speaker of the House of Represen•
tatives of Pennsylvania, is to be returned to
Independence Hall,Philadelphia.
A. T. Stewart is about to retire from active
business.---We-believe - h - e - is — noe wort i more
than 860,000,000, and should think he
would remain in business until ho had amas
sed:a-competency.
The railroads in this country employ tWo
mcn,andat east one wt -
lion of men, rrotuen and children depend fot
their support upon the railroad interest.
A man in Chicago ha's cut his throat ho
osuse he list $40 ; 000 in oil speculations
Tne Legislatures of New York and Ohio
have adopttd the constitu4ional •amendment
riitsburt — eoniain — s — five LuncWea late
manufacturing establishments.
• ri° :EIC 3n! iriT CO 11X. 33 .
At his residence, near this Once, on the
12th inst., itfter a painful iliness_eLseverni
months duration, Mr. SOLOMON NEW
COMER, in the 34th year of his age._
SPECIAL NOTICEII4.,,
r1"10,000 Euns WANTED.
We will pry the highest price in eash (or any
number of FURS, such ns Mink Skins, Otter, Red
Fox, Grey Fox. Raccoon, Opossum, Will Cat,
House Cat and Muskrat Furs. All the above Furs
are commanding a good price at
• UPDECR AFF'S
Hat, Tnr and Clove Factory,
Opposite Washington House.
' Hagerstown Jan. 18, 1867.
orFALL AND WINTER STYLE
AND C APS FOR 1866.
Wh,h ore now re , e'y our Full , Stock of HATS and
CAPS. embracing all the styles, Shope:4. Colors,
&C, popular to the lrade f'r Men awl Env's.—
CAN ES, UM 11 R ELL AS, POCK ET 13 0010. ,
PORT MONIES, FLAGS, tire, at
UPDEGRA FP 'S
Hat, Fur and Glove Manufactory.
Hageritown. November 2, 1866.
rirwiNTER OF ISM —SUFFA LO ROBES,
FUR GLOVES, FUR COLL RS. Boggy and
Sleigh Blankets. at UPDEGRAFFS
Hat, Glove and Fur Factory. Opposite Washing
ton House.
Nagel gown, November 2, 1 . 1366.
• ERRORS OF YOUTH.
AG,,,tipm„,, evh suffered b o y fears fmni,
YOUR Debility, Pretnatute Derv. end all the
effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of
suffering humanity. send free to all who need it,
the recipe and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing
o profit by the advertisers experience, can do so by
addressing JOHN H. OGDEN,
Dec. 14 —3rn.l Nth 13 Chambers A,N. Y.
Itolll2. S 1tc322. t Itcskis.
SCRATCH I SCRATCH I SCRITCH
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
Will Cure the Itchin 48 Hours.
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERN, CH IT.-
TILAINS; and ell ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN.
Price 50 cents. For Rnle by all druge,ista. Ey
sending 60 carafe to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole
Agents, 170 Washington street,lioston,it will be for
warded by moil, free of postage, !o any part of the
United thrice% June 8-Iy.
te - C. 1,0 VE MANUFACTORY 1
GLVE MANUFACTORY E ! UPDEG HA FF'FI
keep constantly on !ismd and manufacture to order
GLOVES of sll descriptions. they tiv.e all sizes
and colors of Kid Gloves, Buck, Goat, Sheep, Cloth,
Woolen and Cotton Gloves.
GLO V F.: FACTORY,
opposite Washington House.
linzerstown. Novembrr 2, 18G6.
LADD:SI FURS 1 14 AI) LES FURS !
LADIES FURS!
Compri.ing CA P E. EMI, ARS, TIETITTI
CUFF SS, MUFFS, HOODS, FUR TRimmus(;:s
4E.0., &C., a cOmplt-te stock, embracing all tho
eiyles popular lo tho trade, are now rPody for in•
spection and sale at UPDEG RA FF'S
Hat, Fur and Glove Factory,
Opposite Washington House,
Iii6C.A2LI3IK3EMS.
PIIITAtqLLPIIIA CATTLE MARKET, Mon.
day, Jan. 14.—There is no new feature to
notice in this department of trade, and the
extreme dullness which has been recorded
for' Auk time past still continues, prices
ranging from sup tone lb for common,
14 to 15&o for prime, and from 16 up to 170
for extra.
Cows AND CALVEB,—TotaI offerings, 150
head. Sales at from $7O" to $9O for cows
and calves, and from $5O 'to $75 for spring.
era.
SHEEP —10;000 head have arrived; we
notice E ales'at from 6c to 7c -10 lb, gross as to
quality. '
Floss.—Trade at the „Union liog tDrove
Yardams improved on last week's prices.—
There was quite a number of buyers present,
who purchased freely at from $8 50 to-$9 50
V 100 tbs net, 'Receipts - have been coming
for ward slowly; the total up,to to day am - aunt.
ing to but 1,520 .head.
Pn ILADELPIITA TlAltfi.EiT, Tuesday, Jan
-uary 15, 1867.,—The market was quite firm
for Flour to day and prices were well sustain
ed. .The sales reach 600 bbls, mostly North :
west extra family, at $12®13 50, ineluding
small lots of Pennsylvania and Ohio do, at
$12@14.. 25; fancy at • $14.50®17; extras at
49 ,
.1 1 4 Oue
hundred bbls Rye Flour sold at $7,25 bbl.
'NOthing doing Corn Meal.
ay, the 41h1 - ThP lf Whr
otterings of ueiiroontinue small,
and the demand is entirely confined to prime
lots, which are scarce, and held at high
prices. A small lot of Pennsylvania red
sold at $3 10. White rangeS from $3.20 to
$3.40. Rye is held a $1 35@1.40 per bus.
for Western and Pennsylvania. Corn was
in moderate request, but prices Were weak.
Sales of 10,000 bushels new yellow at $l. for
_Pennsy !ran ia_81.02,®1.03 for Delaware.—
' Oats remain without change. Sales of 3,500
bushels Pensvlvania at 5119000 c. Nothing
doing in Barley or Malt
C:overseed is quiet, with small sales at $8
(p 75 64 lbs for new Timothy ranges
from 83,25@3,75. Flaxseed is wanted by
the crushers at $2,85@3.
DR. D. A. STOUFFER.
DENTIST, GREENCASTLE, PA:
PEETII extracted without pain. Office in Clip
penger's building, nearly opposite Adams' 11)
tel, where he will attend to Dentistry wit t care and
attention. Old Gold and 'Silver plates taken in part
pay for new ones. Teeth inserted from a single
tooth to a full set, insured for one •ear.
jan 1/3-Iy. •
V-ALUABLE PROPERTY
MITE subseriber offers at Private t-ale his van a
j bie property, situated on Main Street. known
'"Waynesboro' Brewery,'' '
includin g Dwelling Rouen, goo - d Stribling, Sze.—
For terma, Ate. npply - to
jar) 18-111
LAMLE SLAILI:g
sell at Public Hale., at big resiAenee, near W ay
nesbnro', nn EDNESDA Y THE l 3 I'H PAY
01' FEBRUARY next; the foll , nying personal pro
perty, tr wit;
4 RAD WORK 110110,
(01l good) three of which arc Plow leaders;
11 Head-Hord Cattle,
throe 4 0 ,ostufWni‘ern ?winch Cows: one firm young ,
Dull, 2 HEAD — OF HOM 4, among which are two
Drool-Bows_antl_tWO Boars; also
THREE WAGONS,
one three-inch, the other two-inch trend, and one
, suitable for one or Iwo horses, 1 Road Red with
bows and cover,-1-pAir Wood Ladders, 1 pair Day
Carriers, 1 pnir llny Ladders, 3 sets Dung Boards.
two-horse Sleigh, 5 Plows, 4 Harrows. I Roller, 3
double and 2 single Shovel Plows, 1 Corn Coverer,
Trebble, Double and Single Trees fifth chain and
spreader, 2 spreaders, 2 log chnine, 2 pair butt and
2 pair breast chain:, halter and cow chains;
INEW YORK REAPER,
(Self Raker) 1 Mower, good as new; 1 Threshing
Machine and Horse Power, 1 Grain Drill, 1 spring
Grain Rake, 1 ReNolving hake; 1 Hay Elevator with
rope and. pulleys, I hook for cleaning stables, a. lot
Hay and Cornfotlder ' : Fan, Forks, Rakes,
1 Cutting Box, 2 ..ts Breve .ba •ds, 3 sets Front
Gears, 5 sets Pin Gears, F . -nets, Collars, Bri
ll
dies, Wngo i and 'low Lines , 'non Saddle; al
en en . date S ye and pipe, 1 Stove Drum, 1
'1
large e, good : a new, 4 Chairs, 1 large Copper
Kettle, large non Cottle, large Meat Vessel, Apple
butter by the cro.k;Fotiti, buckets, n lot Flax, and
many other article: not necessary,to mention.
Sole to commerice : 9 o'clock on said Jay when
a credit of Ten months on :e givon on all sums of
$lO and upwards.
Jan. IB to
puDErg
9 - 111 E undersigned intending 'to relinquish farm
' ina', will well his entire stock andlfarming uten
sils, at his resiOnce, on the road leading from New
tiuilford to the Waynesboro' road, ono mile from
the former and two miles from the latter place, on
Tuesday the blli day of February, 1867, the follow
ing personal property, Via:
5 Good Work Horses,
two of which are fine brood naves with foal, among
which are also two ir,ood plow leaders, I three-ycer
ling Colt,
7 HEAD Or BORN CATTLE,
nmong which nre 2 fine young Bulls, 9 head Sheep
9 HEAD H9b15;1 three-inch
Plantation Wagon.
1 ono and two-horse Wagon, 1 Word Bed, 1 pair
Hay Ladders, I McCORMWE REAPER,
ONE THRESHING MACHINE
with shaker and good strim; l Revolving Rake, one
Grain Drill Ilredlee and Mowing Scythes, 1 three
and 2 two-horse Plows, 1 single and 2 double tahov
el Plows.{ Harrows, 2 pair spr-aders.trAtble, double
and single trees, I set (Mini boards, I bolster. 2 sets
Breech:lands, 2 sets Front Gears. 4 sets Plow Gen rs,
1 Wagon Saddle, 1 wagon whip. 2 fly-nets, wagon
and plow lines, housens, collars and bridles, 2 sets
butt chains, 2 pair breast chains. 1 log chain, one
large chop chest, forks and rakes, n lot old lroo,with
many other articles not necessary to mention.
trite to cemmence at 9 o'clock on said day whim
a credit of 12 months will bo given on all sums of
$lO sod upwards. J IMIRDORFF.
jan 18—tsJ G. V. Mosel, Auct.
'PUBLIC • SALE.
•
I:Y 'dime of k Power of A titorney from the heirs
of Mary Gurdun, late of Franklin county-and
State of Pennsylvania, deceased, the subsciiber will
sell at Public Stile, on Saturday the t'd day of Feb
ruary, 1867, at 3 o'clock, P. M„ at Mullen 's Hotel,
in Waynesboro', a YALU ABE LOT GROUND
adjoining said' Borough, containing la acme, more
or leas. Terms made known on tl'it of sale.
THOMAS 111, , CY LI I ma.
jan 18— V-] G V. Musa, Auct.
VV- Hitt and Gray W0..1 Blankets at
Nov 23 PRICE Sc HOSFLICII-S
-2-- GEO. FOURTIIM kis/
ribf.r intenglingito_quit—farming—will
JOHN LEBHER, of C.
G. V,!vloaria, Auct.
PUBLIC SALE.,
/TIRE subscriber o ff er at Publit Sale, on SAT.
I MAY; Jaseatat 26th IN? 'hi' House and Lot
of Crroundi situated on. Leiteraburg street, • in the
'Borough of Waynesboro% adjoining lots of Wm.
Naylor and Hirai's Snyder.?, The improvements
aro
• ONE STORY . BRICK HOUSE,
good Log StabF, Smoke House, never-failing Well
of good :Water with Pump in it,. also a variety cf
choice fruit trees. „Sale to commence at 1 o'clock
on said day, when the terms will be made known
by W. P. Weagly. - - 'PETER FIT&
jan 18 e s
_Wm. ADAMS, Auct.
PUBLIC SALE.
TIM undersigned intending to 'relinquish Gna
ing will sell Public Sale, at hii residence join
the road leading from Funkstriwn• to lattiney, two
miles f•om the former place and one from the latter
place, on THURSDAY THE 7TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY next, the following personal proper
ty, to wit : •
1 1
1 i A
TWO YEARLING COLTS;
15 'Head of Cattle,
five of which are Mfich Cowa, four of them Heifers,
which will be freA by time of sale, one large Fat
Beef; 3 Breeding Sows, heavy with pig, 19 head of
SHOATS,
2 9 SOUTII-DOWN "Et
2 three-inch PLANTATION WAG S, 1 Road
Wagon with Bed end Cover. y new• 1 pair
Hoy Ladders, I-pair -Hav Cartier , 5 Plows, 2 Dela
ble and 4 Single Shovel Plows, 2 new Harrows,
treble, double Oxl single trees, 3 fifth-chains and
spreaders, 2 four-horse spreaders, 1 Wheelbarrow,
cow chains, 6 head halters and chains, 5 fly-nets, 3
sulky wheels,
1 MAY Eill 110 MOM,
1 Prkten§Ciiler Mill and Press, 1 Sleigh, 1 pair
Scares, rakes, forks, 2 Sets Breechbantls, 4 sets Front
Gears, 6 sets Plow Gears, 1 six and 1 four•tiorse
line, 4 pair butt and 2 pair breast chains, 3 large log
chains, 2 scoop shovels, 1 digging iron, crowbar,
mattock, 8 good Cider Barrels, 1 meat bench, grain
cradle, 1 well rope, a lot Wind Cherry and Apple
mraa r a-lot-Etagerl-new-FothlerCuttcrr, -- 4 - Long
Ladders wagon tyre and bullrings; 1 Cook Store,
Kitchen Cuuboard, 1 twenty.four hour. Clock, 1
new Dining Table, 3 lledsteads, largo Meat Vessel,
together with many other articles too numerous to
IT'Sale to commence at 8 o'clock on
said (lay wh n a credit of 12 months will be given
VI - and upwards.
JOHN HELLER, Sr.
G. V. Morro, Auct.
Jan. 11— to
PUBLIC SALE
subscriber intending t, quit farming. wilF
ofT.r at Public Sale, on FRIDAY THE 25T11
DAY OF JANUARY, 1867; at his residence to
Mt. Hope, on the road leading from ' Waynesboro'
to Chambersburg, about - 1 miles from the former
and - 12 - milmi - from — the — lat - tor - plice, the following
personal ropily, to wit :
HEAIf HOIISES,
2of which are Brood Vlar.s with foal, and 2 good --
wagon, and ploys( leaders, 2 riding and driving
hones,
12 HEAD CATTLE,
5 of which_are_gooll_Milch Cows. 1 or 2 of which
will be fresh about Ihnithly of side; 2 Heiler's with
calf, I young Bull, Sunflower breed;
14 HEAD OF GOOD SIIEEIr,-
9 13 AD. OF BOGS, 2of which aro Brood Sow*
with pig, 10 about two months old;
2 Plantation Wagons,
Brontltreiiil, 1 'Wood Bed, 2. Pair Hay Lat Jere, !-
good Carriage, for one or two home; 1 Carriage
Pote, •
1, McCormick Reiper,
1 Spring Grain Rake, 1 Rolling Sireen, I Wind
mill, I Bag Wagon, I•Water Wagon, 1 thre©•horse
Plow, 2 two-horse Plows, 2 Harrows, 2 double and
2 Single Shovel Plows, I Corn Coverer with Roller
Trehble, Double and Single Trees, 1 Sixth Chain,
Spreaders, Breast Chains, Butt Traces, 1 Jackscrew,
a lot of Cow Chains, end a lot of Iron, I Crowbar,
2 Feed Troughs, 1 Mixing Triaiigh,2 sets of Breech
hands 3 sets of Front Gears, 2 sets of Plow Gears,
5 Houeens, 6 Halters, I Wagon Line, 1 Wagon
Saddle, 5 Blind Bridles, 1 Side Saddle, 1 set Single
Harness, 1 pair of Buggy Lines, 3 Riding Bridles,
3 Grain Cradles, 2 Mowing Scythes, a lot of Forks
and Rakes, 4 long Ladders, 2 setts of Dung Boards,
and othi•r Boards, also
GRAIN IN THE GROUND,
a lot of Hay and Cornfodder; also I Cook Stove, I
Churn and Buck, a large Dinner Bell, 1 large Spin
ning yiThei 1, 1 Rocking Cradle, a lot of Crocks and
I,ids, 1 large Copper Kettle, Vinegar by the Barrel,
and many other articles not necessary to mention.
Sale tooconinvbce at 9 o'clock on sa id day when
credit of 12 monthir;rill be given on all sums of $lO
and upwards,
Jan. 4 ts
. PUBLIC SALE.
rrIHE subscriber intending to quit farming will
sell at Public Salo, at his resipence,, on OA turn—
pike "leading from Greencastle to Me nyneaboro",
midway between the Iwo places, on WEDNES
_ .
DAY THE - 23D DAY,OF JANUARY. 1867, his
entire stock of horses, cattle, hogs and farming un
plementi to wit:
9 HEAD HORSES;
also the following pitiable cattle, all Sunflower
Shed, viz:
THE CELEBRATED
BULL, JACK ;
3 young Bulls, 8 head of ircifers, 8 head of Chea
ter Hop; 2 BROA LENIEAD WAGONS, 2 Hay
Carriers, Plow?, Ilarrowe, Corn Planters, 1 Corn
Sheller. 1 Spring Rake, 1 Gitlin Drill, 1 two.horse
Sleigh, I Carriugo,l Falling.top Buggy, 1 Spring
Wagon, 1 Jackscrew, 1 Roller, 2 SE Vs
BLACKSMITH TOOLS,
Grain Crad (Invi•rseed Cr - allies Rakes Forks,
Mauls and Wedges, Carpenter Tools, Iron by the
lot, Iron by the pound, Log Chains, Fifth Chain
and Spreaders. 1 / 1 11t and Breast Chains, Single and
Double Trees, 6 bet'of Wagon Gears, 5 ark of Plow
Gears, 2 act of single Harness. 2 'set of double
Her
ness, 4 fly-nets, 5. Housens, 1 Wagoa..Saddle, 5
Halters and Chains, Cow aria other Chaio(.l Ten-
Otte Stove and — Pips, 1 Rifle, (JohnstoreS make)
and many other articles not necessary to mention.
Sale to commence at 9 o'clock on said day when
a credit of eight months 'will be given on all sums
of Ten dollars and upwards.
San. 471- fa.]
•JEREMIAR GORDON.
G. V. Mow% Aut.
, Furs, Mulls antl. north's at
Nov. 23.] ?tutus & lioPvticu'a
ONGEU M Molasses, an excellent articlo at
0 Nov23] Pates & Horrtrca's
JACOVTOVER.
G. %
MoNG, Auct