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r. c. BAKER T.. GARTER.
BAKER Il GARTER,
Attorneys and CounseIIors at Law.
OFFICE in D. Corsauis buildings.
sp.3u
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FINE VA. CHEWING TOBACCO.

FINE VA. CHEWING TOBACCO.
An Gases Jones & Hudson's Ell Sacramento.
III 80 do do do lb. lump
10 do do do Our Union.
5 do do do Jewel.
Supplies of the above brands Of fine Tobacco
received monthly, which are offered TO the
trade reasonable terms by
SAML. H. PRICHARD,
Commission Buyer,
Corner Battery and Sacramento streets.
San Francisco, Nov. 10, 1853. n26-3m
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G0LDsTONE & BROTHEl

G0LDSTONE d BROTHERS
ID ESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTEN-
IL ton of the ladies' aud gentlemen of this
city, and their customers throughout the vlcir-
ity to their well selected stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Gents furnishing goods, and miners wear,
which they offer for sale at the lowest rates ever
offered in this market.
GOLDSTONE & BROTHERS,
Next Store below Harrington & Dolls Grocery
Store Shasta City, Cal.
Nov. u, 1853. nl2-h
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NOTICE.
hOCTOR BENZ. SHURTLEFF AND J. r
II Gilbert are my authorised agents to trans
ret business for me during my absence from
California a. 5. BALDWIN
shssto. Sept. &c, 1858. eI ON
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PAINTING. PAPER HANGING. &c.
"HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
Il the business of Painting, Glazing and Pa.
per Hanging. in the city of Shasta and surround.
Ing country. ON his own Individual account
nar1g If ] VAN SCHAICK.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

GAKDEN SEEDS.
OAA LBS. ONION SEEDS. ALSO, a
OOO general variety of other garden seeds
raised upon the Lawson Ranch the past summer.
For sale by MAYER s. POMEROY.
Shasta Dec 3d. 1853,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TyHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
i isting between J. E.Church, OF the town of
Weaverville. in Trinity county. and W. A. Mix,
of Red Bluffs. in Shasta county. merchants do
ing business in the name OF Church & Mix, Is
this dav dissolved by mutual consent.
UHE BUSINESS WILL BE CONTINUED
i in the name OF
MIN. BENNETT & CO..
Win have full powers to settle the business OF
he old firm of Church s. Mix. pay all debts oi
.be came. and collect all outstanding accounts
NX, BENNETT & CO.
Dec. 81, 1858. II
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LOST.
a SMALL GOLD LEVER WATCH, sup
N posed to have been left IN the privy at
tached to the billiard saloon OF Blossom s. Fran
els. on "Wednesday last. liberal reward will
be given to the finder on return OF the same TO
this office, or ut the Saloon to
l.. II. BARBER.
Shasta, Dec. 81, 1858. II
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UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS.
SECOND Edition 80 Sixteemih Thousand: A!
PENKNIFE SKETCHES,
Or, Chips of the Old Block.

-
PENKNIFE SKETCHES,
Or. Chips of the Old Block.
A SERIES OF ORIGINAL. ILLUSTRATED
N Letters, written by one of CALIFORNIA; Pi-
oneer miners, aud dedicated to that class OF her
citizens by the author.
Handsomely embellished with
Sereaty-seren Hood Engrarings,
of California scenery and Incidents
The second edition of this book-the most
popul.r s.vcr poblshed i'll California, is just is
surd from the press. with one NEW CHAP
TER and carefully revised by cold Block"
II Postage to any part OF the United States,
Twelve cents.
Fifty dollars per hundred Eight dollars per
dozen. Single copies one dollar.
CURLE BROTHERS,
Booksellers, Stationers and Newsmeu.
Third street. next Post Office, Sacramento.
Dec. 81. 1858 2m
NOTICE.
TINE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY
Il formed oo-parlnership for the transac-
ton of general Trading. Commission and For
wardiny business. under the name of
CAFERT S CO,
NIL. CAVERT. San Francisco,
Elk SHEDD. }p,a p,,g,
j. C. UNDERHILL,
Red Bluffs. Dee. 20. 1851. d24-4t
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PROVISIONS.

PROE1SBONS.
II B. WEIR. PROVISION MERCHANT
- offers for sale
600 frkins choice Orange county Butter
900 cases refined Lard, in 10 and 20 TO- cans.
100 barrels Leaf Lard
Pork. Hams, Bacon, &c. }. b. WEIR
i77-ln 49, Trout Street. SIM francisco.
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ASSORTED CASE GOODS,

ASSORTED CASE GOODS,
SUCH as Oysters. Lobsters, Preserved Poul-
~ try and Meats, Fresh Peaches, Brandy
Peaches, Natural Fruits, Preserved Currant Jel-
ly. Cranberry sauce, Honey. &C., received and
far sale at very low prices by
CAVERT g. CO.,
Dec. "a It, Red Bluffs.
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sTORAGE---RAT PROOF WARE
HOUSE.
NOR SALE CHEAP, OR STORAGE Ia
IL ken. The location is perfectly secure from
fire. Apply to J. g. DOLL.
Shasta, Nov. 70. II
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SUGAR.
IN 900 lbs. No. /. China Sugar
lO,OOO 90 ! barrels, Crushed do
20d do Ground do
inst received by CAvERT & CO.,
Dec. "a. 1T Red Bluffs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27

THE BLACK WARRIOR CAsE.--This az
fair, at last accounts, still remained unset
lied. The demands Of Mr. Soule, says the
Paris correspondent OF the New York Tri-
bune, under date of the 3D. instant, contain
two propositions first indemnify; sec
ondly guarantee for the future, by the APP
pointment of diplomatic agent at Havana
with power to meet these cases. The
Spanish government appear to be as usual,
DESTROYS of procrastinaring matters. BY
the by, Mr.. Winslow, bearer ofdespatches
from Mr.. Soule, arrived on Monday in the
steamer Franklin.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27
RnhH Show in Canada.

A correspondent Of the Burlington Free
Press gives an amusing account Of baby
show in Bytown, Canada, on the I'd inst
The prizes were 500 each to the three
largest, latest, and handsomest babies III
the town OF March. There were but two
babies presented, one l6 and the other II
months old,each OF whom received prize
After some appropriate speeches by the
Judges, one of the lucky mothers made
the announcement that ''shc would have
another baby to show at the same time
an d place, next year, if there was pre-,
MUM TO be given" which caused round.
of applause
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27
The Wheat Prospect.

The Ohio papers say the growing wheat
crop never presented Eairer prospect in
that State than at the present time. There
is wheat enough sowed in that State to
supply the inhabitants oflour such States.
9~5~Hon. WILLARD FILLMORE, EXPIRES,
ident of the United States accompanied
by the Hon. John p. Kennedy, arrived
at Baltimore, off his Southern tour, on
Sunday the 18th Of May. Extensive pre-
paraGons were made for his reception, but
were declined. The next day he received
the congratulations Of his friends at the
Exchange, and the day following left for
his home in the State of New York.
Wherever he touched during his travels,
he met with warm reception and returns
highly pleased with his trip.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27

A MYSTERY SoLvED.-Quite an cX-
element occurred during the past week at
Altoona, Pa, from strange noises having
been heard in grave yard, leading to the
supposilion that a lady who had recently
been Inferred had come to life after burial.
Several persons heard noises from the
grave, and a crowd assembling, ii was
deemed proper to disinter the coffin. On
reaching the rough wooden case enveIop-
inc the coffin, it was found TO contain wa
ter, which had filtered into it from the
surrounding earth, and it became apparent
that the noise heard had proceeded from
the action Of the water causing the coffin
to rub against the case. An effort had
been made TO exclude the crowd from the
burial ground, but the excitement becom-
inc intense at the moment when the col-
fin was reached, they broke down the
fence and rushed in. The evidences OF
decompos;icn that reached their oi(acto-
rles on opening the coffin satisfied the Gu
rious bystanders that life had been extinct
before inlerment
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27

Mr.. CRITTENDEN's SPEECH IN THE
WARD CAsE.--The New York Times
contains an official report of the address
of the Hon. John J. Crlttenden TO the
Hardin county Ky) jury in defence of
Mat. ]. Ward. The following extract
from it shows that lie did volunteer his
services:
My services in this case were volunteer
ed. had hardly expected that so unlm-
portant an act could excite attention orsub-
iect me TO reproach. What, shall all the
friends of this young man be driven from
him at such an hour ? had known him
from his boyhood--I had known his family
from mine. And if, in the recolIectOns
of the past--in the memory of our early
intercourse--in the ties that bounds us IT,
gether, thought there was sufficient cause
to render it proper, whose business is IT!
Whom does it concern but my client and
myself? an a volunteer offered my
services-they were accepted, and have
given ,hem in this feeble way
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27

A London correspondent writing from
Shuma SAYS, that the typhus fever Is ma
king frightful ravages among the troops al
Kalalat. From thirty TO forty deaths a
dag are reported, and If It's course is not
speedily checked, it will prove as formi-
dable a foe as the Russians.
John c. Neil was so severely stabbed
at Lexington, Ky, last Sunday, by man
named Rayican, that he died in the course
of an hour. There will be another chance
for John ]. Criuenden to volunteer his
services.
At tie Episcopal Convention in Phla-
delphia, resolutions were passed fixing the
minimum salary at 5000 for single, and
$3.50 for married clergymen.
The New York Times saws that Matt.
f. Ward has left Louisville and gone to
his plantation in Arkansas, where he in
tends to remain unit! the public excitement
against him in Louisville shall have Subsl-
ded.
The Hungarians will, according TO a
late London letter, rise in revolution the
moment that Russia is unable to protect
Austria.
Its said that there are 10000 addition
al troops now on their way from Spain to
reinforce the army on The island of Cuba,
The Russians captured by the steamer
Fury report that there are $4,000 arlllIe'
rvmen at Sebastapool, and zissat they are
practising q; A target day and night, in
hourly expectation Of the approach OF the
allied fleets.
The fare to San Francisco from New
York, has been reduced in one of the
steamers, for cabin passage from $3.50 tc
slOQ; sleerage from So TO $50.
Mr.. Robert G. Scott, of Virginia, (he
Baltimore candidate-kiIIer,) is out against
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise,
rs b low at the South ; regarding that
measure az fagoring the extension, rather
than the prohibition, of slavery.
The Richmond Dispatch states that, on
Monday last, terrible explosion Of fire
damp" occurred at the Black Heath Coal
Pits, in Chesterfield, Va, by which Is
men and boys, employed in the mneS'
were killed.
Mr.. Everett has resigned his seat III
the /. ). Senate, on account Of Ill health
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27

ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE FROM THE PENI-
TENTGARY.-The Piusburg Gazette says
that Jas. Kelly, sentenced three years ago
to ii years imprisonment for murder in
the second degree, and three years for lar
ceny, succeeded few nights since in ma
king an aperture in the ceiling of his cell
in the Penitenliary to a space above, by
means of shoemaker's tools, large enough
to admit his body. After proceeding a
short distance he reached the roof by
knocking off some shingles. He wasthere
seen by the Waterman, who fired upon
him without effect. The keepers were
soon alarmed and the convict retaken and
lodged in another cell, from which he will
find more difficulty in escaping. The
brick and rubbish taken from the hole in
the ceiling were carefully concealed under
his bed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27
MheeIing Bridge Blown Down.

4 terrific storm, accompanied with
thunder, lightning and rain, passed over
Wheeling, on Wednesday afternoon, the
I7lh inst. and during its prevalence the
celebrated Wire Suspension Bridge across
the Ohio, was blown from lis abulmentS
into The river. The strong cables and
wire cords were twisted and b-oken as
though they were mere threads ; and a
considerable portion Of the bridge made a
complete so mcrSet, falling into the river
bottom upwards. There was no person
on the bridge at the time, and no boats
passing under or near 1t.
On Thursday the distractions were re-
moved from the channel of the river; and
navigation is therefore not interrupted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27

Canal Break.

Another break occurred in the Cheaa,
paake aud Ohio Canal on Sunday night
last, the 2lstinst., some several miles be-
low The Big Tunnel, on Mr. Sterrets Di.
vision. Some so feet of the low path
have been washed away, and that TO the
depth Of three feet below the bottom OF the
Canal. 1t is said that the breach was the
result Of gross negligence of the Lock
keCner,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27
Letter from Mat. Ward.

The n. o. Delta contains letter from
Matthew F. Ward, lately acquitted OF
killing Prof. Butler. Ii is addressed ''to
the editors of the United States" and af-
ter referring to his confidence in the JUS
tlce and magnanmlty Of the American
people, he says:
only position is one which may well
he considered peculiar in the United
States, where laws have hitherto been res
pectel, and where the verdict OF Jury
has been regarded az final in al criminal
cases. Acquitted, though still accused ;
free, though still prosecuted, must ap-
peal, through the columns OF the Delta, 10
your generosity, and beg a suspension OF
opinion until the evidence in my case car
be laid before YOU.
can blame no man for feeling strong
prejudice against me, or for expressing
the loudest condemnation of that unfortu-
nate deed, which has been so Garkly and
ingenlously exaggerated by my enemies,
The public have as yet seen but one side
Of this case; and that one has been most
RhScfnpulOuSly msrepreSchteu by those
eager for my blood and ruin, | have been
acquitted by a jury of my peers, and in
most cases this would he vindication
enough. and even in my case, perverted
as il has been, my acqulttal should at least
argue presumption of my innocence,
strong enough to induce the most hostile
TO pause I'LL they can examine the tesli-
mony produced al my trial. This is all
| desire, and surely it is not much for u
man 10 ask who has uncomplainingly sub
United to as much as have done"
He adds that the Appletons of New
York will soon issue 4 full and correct re-
port OF the evidence, and this he desires
the editors throughout the country to read
carefully; and if they do not discover
some better reason for his acquiual than
the corruption Of the jury, he says he will
be willing TO submit to universal condem-
nation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27

SYPHILIS, SCRoFULA AND DISEASED BLooD.-
For these terrific diseases, Carriers Spanish
Mixture is the only specific.
The proprictors have in their possession over
one hundred certificates Of the most eXtIa0rdi-
nary cures effected by it.
We refer to the certificates Of Richard adams.
late high sheriff of Richmond, Va, Edwin Bar
ton Commissioner Of the Revenue for Rich
mond; Gen. Uelch, of the Mammoth Circus
DR.. HendIey, of Washington City Mr.. HIM. A.
Matthews, and c. i. Luck, Esq, Of Richmond,
Va; Mr.. F. Boyden, Exchange Hotel, Va; and
host Of others, who have seen cases Of the
worst description cured by CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE. They all certify that it Is the greatest
purifier Of the blood known IPSec advcr-
llsRInnnI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27

BREADsTUFFS ON THE LAKEs.-There
is an active demand for wheat at the vari-
Gus Lake ports. According to the Toronto
CoIoniSt. the Oswego miIIers are paying
as high price as IS l0d. Three cargoes
mixed, part spring wheat, sold at Is 3D.
The Colonist says Canadian flour is going
away rapidly to New York and Boston
Since the opening 100000 bbls. -four have
gone to those markets, where the stocks
are consumed. The Canadian mi!Iers arc
nearly ground out and canno; buy whea
at current rates paid on Oswego orders
There is great scarcity of wheat at all
points on Lake Erie and Ontario.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27

A HAUNTED HoUsE.-The Cincinnati
Gazette says that much excitement has
been manifested among the citizens of a
certain section Of that city, occasoned by
strange noise and echoes which rcverber~
ate through the tenantless rooms Of an old
unoccupied house. Crowds of people
nightly assemble around the building to
listen and wonder, and several families re-
siding in the neighborhood have been
frightened away and removed to other
parts of the city. The Gazette explains
the mystery by stating that the cellar of
the house is long, deep closely walled,
and half filled with water. Occasionally a
small piece of a crumbling wall tumbles
into the water, and creates a grumbling
noise, such as might be heard coming up
from deep cavern, when piece Of rock
is precipitated to its bottom. These are
The ghostly groans which have proved so
terribly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27

Pork PLENTY.-Nine Of the Western
States have packed, during the season, two
millions and half Of hogs-an increase
over the crop of last year of 1873, 600 head
in number. The increase in weight, as
near as we have been able to ascertain,
averaged ten pounds to the hog, east of the
Wabash, viz: In Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky; while in Tennessee, Illinois,
Iowa, Missouri and Wisconsin, the in
crease was fully twenty pounds per head,
american.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27

HEAVY IMMIGRArroN.--The \. y.
Evening Mirror OF Saturday says ;-The
recent heavy foss nave had the effect To
gather together 4 large number Of vessels
on our coast, and the fresh breeze OF
Thursday from 5. 5. f. drove them in
on us, in a crowd. There were in all on
THURSDAY, % sarI--a man-oi-war, /
steamship, % ships. 81 barques. Il hngs'
and !! schoone1s--about IS Of which
were from foreign ports. Daring The
dav l2,47l emigrants were brought mi"
the quarantine. The total number OF ar
rivals for two days past exceeds 10000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27

A SAD ACc1DENr.--The unfortunate
death of Mr.. Isaac Long, residing on the
Manor in this county, has already been
announced by our contemporaries. 1t ap-
pears that, on Tuesday evening OF last
week, on Mr., Longs return from one OF
his distant farms, where he had been Ia
boring during the day, and after putting the
horse which he had ridden into an adjacent
field, he attempted, with the saddle and
bride in his hand, to walk across a stone
fence in the direction Of his dwelling, and
as supposed, stumbled, fell, and sad to re-
late, broke his neck. lie was found lying
a few feet from the fence in the cold en-
braces ofdealh, and carried to his residence
about an hundred yards distant.--HaScrS-
tom Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27
Death of Rev. DR.. Newton.

An item Of foreign news announces the
death of tie Rev. DR.. Newton. He had
been iIty-fve years a minister in the
Wesleyan connection. He died as he
had lived, an honor to the canse which he
protested Cor so many years. So sudden
and unexpected was his removal from the
scenes of earth, that at The time the news
of his death was received in London, the
walls of that city were pIacarded with the
announcement that he would preach the
next day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27
Dedication.

The new Catholic Church in Tw enty-
eighth street, New York, was on Sunday
last, dedicated to St. Stephen, the first
martyr of the Christian faith. Archbish,
op Hughes preached the dedication ser
mon, which was devoted to the conside.
ration of the question whether morality
would exist without religion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27
The STORM ON WEDNESDAY,.

The STORM ON WEDNEsDAy.-' Ia
storm of wind and rain on Wednesday
evening and night last, the l7,h inst, was
one among the most severe experienced
in various sections Of the country for sew
cral years past. In our own town, the
rain flooded the streets, whilst severe
shock of lightning struck the stable Of
Mr.. Barney Lloyd, killing valuable
horse Instantly, and setting the stable on
fire, which was soon, however, eXIin,
guished. Mr.. i. made a narrow escap,
for his life, as he was IN the stable at the
time the accident occurred.-Spirit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27
The Wheeling Bridge.

The destruction of the great wire bridge
al this place, by the very severe storm
which passed over that city on Wcdnes-
day last, the 18th inst, will be universal
Iy regretted. 1t was substantially built,
at great outlay of cash, and was an or
nament to the city.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27
The kansas and Nebraska Bill Passed.

The Kansas and NeDFaSAH bIII "'SS'
On Monday night the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes came TO vote upon the bill 10
organize the Territories of Kansas and
Nebraska, and it was passed, under
the operation of the previous question: by
a vote of lI3 to 100. This was accom-
plished by parliamentary eo"p-de-"loL".
When in committee of the whole, Mr.
Stephens of Georgia, with view to cut OIL
all amendments, moved to strike out the
enacing clause, which in effect was to
reject the bill and this motion was suS-
tanned, Notwithstanding it was violation
of all rules, ior no committee has a right
to DESTROY bill referred 10 it.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27
New school PRESBYTERIAN Assembly.

Philadelphia, May 25.--The commit
tee ON bills and oyerlures reported unam-
mously to-day ON the slavery memorials.
The committee refer to the testimony OF
past Assemblies, and recommend no ac-
ilon. The report was adopted by accla-
nation without debate.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27
2l.G.8 sHANI.8i35a5E s.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flom.-The -four market this morning was
quiet no sales rcported-heId at $3.50.
Grain.-Wneat scarce-Therc were about
1000 bushels offered. Small sales, and holders
asking an advance We quote red nominal at
Sl95 3; white Sl99a 2.05. Inferior lots 2to
is cents less. Corn, sales Of white at 6S lOc
Oats, sales Of Va. at 30 SIC.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27
Jefferson county CIcttion.

Below we give the election returns as
far as heard from up to the time of our
going to press, held on Thursday the
95th inst, for Sheriff, Commissioner OF
Revenue, ConslabIes, e.. In our next
we will be able 10 give the official vote
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27

GREAT GUNs.-Messrs. Alger & Co g,
of South Boston, are engaged in manu-
featuring, for government, twenty, ten and
eight inch "columbians" (cannon} to be
taken to California. The ten inch guns
weigh about sixteen thousand pounds,
and are the heaviest in use in amy service.
About twelve tons of iron are melted for
the pouring of each, the guns being cast
solid and then bored out The process
of boring and finishing occupies about
three weeks for each gun.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-05-27
C 20 q J.py1
UCML GLDl

In this county, on Friday night the 10Th instant
after protracted illness, Mrs. INN Margaret
Cameron, wife Of Mr. Charles c. Cameron, and
daughter Of Mr.. John e. Wiltshire, il the -GiA
wear of her age.