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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
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The bridge over he Shenandoah rive
gave way on the ?Jlh nit. precl pllalng al
engine and five cars depth Of forty tiv'
feet into the river, killing an engineer,
fireman and conductor, and John q. Blu
passenger Of Warren, was fatally imJur
Col. FREMoNT.--It is mentioned
not unlikely that Col. Fremont wi
elected United States Senator from
York in place of Hon. Hamilton
whose tenn expires next 4Ih of v
The Free Soil vote in the lr
at the last three Presidential eli
vious to the recent one, was
In 1914, for Birney, 63,304
Van Buren,, 29l 1878 in lS5
1926. Now in 1856
i,O7l,lo3.
1t is stated that the Post-o,
cy is larger by many ihousan
than the last, owing 10 the aug
clliles brought into requiSIon,
mense transportation of free ma
The official vote of Ohio for
dent stands Fremont 1877 ,497 /; Bu
an l7O,S74 +; Fillmore %, l25; Gen
Smith 1856.
PAGE County official Buchanan 1893
Fillmore 81.
The New York Tribune states OF
wha, /, calls good authority" that Mr.
Buchanan has offered General Cass III,
Secretary of Stateship, and that he ha!
accepted the appointment.
John Smith Hollins, formerly mayor o
Baltimore city, died in that city Oh Friday
night last.
Andrew Miller was sentenced 10 III,
penitenllsry for two years and five month
for stealing TWO chickens, at HsgeIstowr
last week.
The small pox has made its appearance
at Luray, Page County, Va.
E. A. Wareham, formerly of William
sport, Nd, employee on the railroad, wa
killed al Grafton, by jumping from an en-
CINE, on the 26th ult.
Prof. n. F. Hentz, an accompishe
gentleman and scholar, died at Marianne
Fla, on the 9Th ult. He was the husbsn
Of Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentz, the author
ess, who died about year since.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
LUMaIOOlOBLlN I1bL
Up
VALUABLE REAL
AND
Personal Property

DY virtue Of decree of the Circuit
- Court Of Jefferson County, Virginia,
rendered on the 29th day OF October,
1856, in the suit OF Daniel Border against
Daniel @. Hinkle, john NJ. Jewet,, Wi:
liam Fawceu and Others, the subscriber,
as Commissioner appointed by said de.
cree, will, on Saturday, the 9th day oil
December, 1856. in front of the Office oil
John M. Jewett, Esq, in Shepherds.
town, offer al public sale, 10 the highes
bidder, the following property.
/. A tract of land containing about 81
ACRES and : POLES. belonging 10 Dan.
lei q. Hinkle, and in the proceedings OF
said suit mentioned, situated in the Coun-
~ Of Jefferson. near he Depot of the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad. at ke'neys'
vile, and on the Turnpike from SAID DE
pot 10 epherd,iown. The tract Is ma
purchased from The devisees oi--Menden'
hail, and has good Improvements on II.
2. All the interest or share OF the SAID
Daniel q. HinkIe in and la tract III JET
ierson County, Virginia, late he proper
iyof John Hinklc. decd, and on which
John Il. Hinke now resides, adjoining
The lands OF McCurdy, Kephsrt. Samur
Srder. Henry Moler and George Lynch
the said interest or share being undivided
but supposed 10 be about so ACRES, i
being the same that was conveyed BY
Daniel q. HinkIe By deed of the l2th %
November, 1852. duly recorded TO Alfrer
p. While, trustee, for B. J. Atkinson
3. The NEGRO WOMAN Ellen, o
and her THREE CHILDREN. be "a
longing 10 Daniel 6. Hlnkie, conveys
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
Congress-.

Both Houses of the Thirty-fourlh Con.
gress assembled at Washington on Mon
day last. There was very full atten'
dance of members, and the first question
tina, arose was upon the Kansas laws. 81
the House began where they left off al the
late session. The credentials of Mr.
Whitfield. delegate from Kansas, were
presented, but the House refused, by I
vote of yeas 81, 10 nays lO4, TO ADM
him. The Presidents Message was no
sent in until Tuesday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
Cosmopo!itan Art Union.

We direct the attention of our readers
TO the advertisement Of the Cosmopolitan
Art Union. We can assure them that
this is no mere lottery scheme, for in re-
turn for the three dollars invested, you
get any one Of the three dollar magazines
published in t$e country, or fine engra.
wing, as you prefer, and ticket which
entities you to an equal chance in the
drawing of fine and valuable slaiuary,
paintings, &c. The object Of the Asso-
citation is to disseminate taste for the
fine Arts in America, and should be en-
couraged. Mr.. j. S. PIERCE, of this
place, has been appointed Honorary Sec.
rotary and will be glad to forward orders
for any who wish 10 become members,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
Pork and Bacon.

According 10 communication from
commission merchant in The Baltimore A.
merican, Pork and Bacon are desuncd IL
rule very low this fall and winter. The
absence of foreign demand, and the re-
turn of large quantity bought last year
by The French government Tor the Cri-
mea, and HE very abundant crop OF corn
in 1855, will bring into market such a
large amount Of Pork and Bacon as TO ve-
~ materially reduce the Prices.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
TorCh-Light Procession.

We neglected 10 state in our last issue
that the Democrats Of this place and vi
cinity held Torch-light Procession and
Celebration in this place, on Tuesday ev-
ening the 25lh ull., in honor of the vlcto-
~ achieved a, the late election by the
Democratic party. The Procession for
med at g. o'clock, by command of VIM
A. MORGAN, Chief MARSHAL, and +. g
LEE, JAMES G. Hurst and DANIEL Nor
GAN, Aids, and marched through our prln
ciple streets, bearing Transparencies ant
Banners upon which were inscribed ap
propriale notices, with music by theShep
herdstown and Sharpsburg Brass Bands
The meeting was addressed BY ID. b
Lucas and E. G.. LEE, Of this County
and GEO. w. MURPHY, of Berkeley.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
COnYOCati0n.

The Convocation of the Episcopal
Church met in Winchester on Wednes-
day 10Th ult. Present, the Rev. F. Nj.
Whitle, Of Berryvile, Rev. Dr.. Andrews,
Of Shepherdslown, the Rev. Messrs.
Hof', of Wildwood, Amber, of Charles
town, Davis, Of Martinsburg, Grammar,
If Smilh6eld, and Powell, Of WickrfTe
parish.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
nonv ,xr Orro RAlLRoAD.-We

! RIr,uoRg AND OHtn RAILROAD
have made hurried examination VI INK
,birlie,b annual report OF the Presideh
md Directors of This Company TO 'ht
Stockholders. III is very full IN oil me
"details presented and shows the ROAD Il
be in The highest condition OF eihclenc!'
We seIecta few Of lae statistics em0ra'
ced in the reports Of The Subordinate OH
GERS, as being of some interest 10 our reg
ders. ho
fiscal wear ending Sept. 3o'h. 1853:
034,O63 bbIs.
OF this quantity there were retained IN
Baltimore 762, I6l b5IS.
D' And shipped to y. Y. I7I;9:a boIs.
The amour, shipped iron Wheeling
,r.. ~ 229.524 bbls.
The amount shipped from Benwood'
yas I43.l2S bbs.
The amount shipped from Mounds yl,le
was 'o'ot0 oo'''
The amount shipped from Martins
burg aud Cumberland, was, 26,3e Dds
The amount shipped from Harper 5
Ferry was llo'%oo o0i''
Ii is worthy of remark that while IN
October 1858, from Wheeling so, ia ba'-
rels were forwarded, from Benwood only
Il4s2s were sent. For the quarter end
inc Sept. 30, ls56-but 1914 b6is. were
manifested from Wheelng-lroA Ben
wood 54.7O7 bbls. were shipped. inns
compatison, though embracing Penoo
Of unprecedenled low wafer IN the ONO,
shows the effect of the change produced
by the Benwood terminus, upon Wheel
Ing trade.
The number Of passengers transported
is stated to tie $500 during the year
and the revenue derived from them So""'
600, showing an increase OF Sb4, 'oC o'-
or the previous year.
The number OF passengers from Mar
tinsburg is stated al 4.O25 gong East all"
=, 1886 West. making total OF 6'oi &.
Prom Harpers FerIy-EasI, GIGS and
West 3,646 making total OF lO,4l4'
w L HOlICC ONiINi ''''''-' ''''-'
pounds OF oysters were sent 10 Martins
burg.
Tie gross earnings Of the Main Stem
ale in round numbers 81, 1856, 900 being
an increase of $674,4 400 over The previous
year.
We are happy 10 perceive that the
North Western Railroad, viii be open III
about three months and that it has aIrea-
dy secured an equipment sufficient Tor
large business.
Mr.. BoIman, the enterprislng "Mas'er
of Road" furnishes very Interesting
report Of the operations of his depart,
mfnt. We notice that he reports 81 L.
555, 60 10 have been expended i'll widen
ing depot grounds and preparing the
foundation for a new engine house at
!A',orlnsburs. --Mar!iasLwg ReP"6h-
cam
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06

Il Uand Cart Train TO Itah.-On
the 25th of September, two companies OF
overland emigrants arrived al Salt Lake,
having performed the entire distance from
the borders of civilized life, 300 miles,
on foot, and dragging their personal ei-
lec,s on hand-carts. There were in the
train young and old Of both sexes. A
Utah paper has the following IN regard to
The trip:
This journey has been performed with
less than the average amour! o. mortality
usually attending OK trains anal all, tao
somewhat falgued, stepped out with alac,
rity to the last, and appeared buoyanl aud
cheerful. They had often travelled 20
and 80 miles day, and would have come
through in much shorter time had they
not been obliged to wait for the slow mo-
ton of the oxen attached 10 the few wag-
ons containing The tents and groceries.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
2Sth of January, 1857.

when the Distribution will take place.
TgRMs OF SrBscPIPTIOH. Every subscriber
Of three dollars is entitled to copy Of the spen-
did Steel Engraving, SATURDAY NIGHT" or
a COPY of any Of the following SO Magazine,
one wear also a copy Of the Arr JOURNAL orc
wear, and Ticket il the Annual Distribution
Of Works OF Art
thus, for every So paid, person not only
gets a beautiful Engraving or Magazine one
Year, but also receives The Ar, Journal one
scar, and Ticket IN the Annual Distribution,
making four dollars worth Of reading matter
besides the ticket, by which valuable painting
or piece Of statuary may be received in add-
Ton.
Those who prefer Mags zines TO the Engra'
vIns Saturday Night" can have either Of The
following one year: Harper's Magazine, God
ey's Lady's Book, United States Magazine
hnickerbocker Magazine, Graham's Magazine
Biackwood Magazine, Southern Literary >ies-
senger.
No person is restricted to single share
Those taking five memberships, renting 49,
! are entitled 10 six EngrsviDgs and to SIX ticS-
els IN the distribution, or any FIVE OF the Maga-
Zines, one year, and six tickets.
Persons, III RENTING funds for membership
will please register The letter at the Post Once
TO prevent loss, on receipt of which, a eer'H'
cate oil Membership, together with the Eng',
wing or Magazine desired, will be forwarded"
any part of the country.
! For further parti ulars, see tbs NovemD''
Art Journal, sent free on application.
For membership inquire Of J. 3. rihke''
Honorary Secretary, Shepherdstown, or aoo1oGS
e. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A.. 34o Bro %..
way, New York, or eslcrs Office, loo v"
ter street. Sandusky Ohio.
/ Dscember 6, 1856 ."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
a Nan Meeting His Own Fulerul

Il Man Meeting His OOn Ftnerul.
"A singular incident occurred in New
York last Friday. A man killed by a
railroad accident AT Tarrylown was re-
ported to be Patrick Burke, of New York,
and his vile al once proceeded TO the
spot. On arriving there she saw the
body, and having her mind made up for
the worst, without noticing the deceased's
face, concluded that he was her husband,
and forthwith made arrangements for the
funeral. The supposed Patrick was
brought TO the city In neat mahogany
coffin, the expenses and luxury of an old
fashioned wake were ineurred, i've CARR.
ages were hired and as the funeral was
about TO cross over the Williamsburg fer
ry on Thanksgiving Day, the real genu'
inc Patrick Burke met his bereaveC
friends. and in full Eealth--ss Mrs. Burke,
in her testimony. expressed it, TO their Ut
ter "hlsmay.' The mourners now began
to think they had teen badly hoaxed. and
unceremonlously hurried the bogus Pat
rick TO The Bellevue Hospital dead house
while the genuine Burke rode home in {
carriage by his wife.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
Harper for December.

The December number of this truly
excellent Magazine is on our table. Each
number comes freighled with the most
choice literature OF the day, and is always
fresh and entertaining.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
Rutchering.

number of our citizens and farmers
have already slaughtered their swine.
The standard price for pork, in this Sec
ton, is Sc per hundred pounds.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06

New SLEEPING CAR FOR DRovERs.--
This car, which is but one OF number
insl put upon the B. & o. Railroad is "a
feet long, and is strongly built, though
quite plain in all parts. 1t contains eight
neatly arranged births and two end places
for sleeping, thus amply and very com
lorlably accommodating ten men with all
The con, eniences of good way-side Inn.
The berlhs contain good mattresses and
bedding. An ample cooking stove with
apputlenances water closet, lockers Tor
provisions and baggage. water buckets for
The horses, and other wants and comforts
are fully supplied. These cars are at
tached to the rear of the stock trains on
starting from the Ohio River, and as
those trains require some 40 honrs TO
reach Mount Clara station, at Bai'Imore,
the drovers have to soJourn about two
DAYS on the route Tins new and sensI-
BILE provision has been made al The eA-
press instance of the Preslden, OF thu
company. Abou, i('yhew first class
stock cars are also being put upon the
road, which will thus increase the CON
PAWS means of transport TO consldera-
bIe ex,enl.--Balimore Republican.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
BALTIMORE MARKET.

Howard street. -four Sc, red wheat
sl,4S a ST. so; white wheat Sl,50 a
sl,56. Yellow Corn Sc cts; white do.
"a c. Sc cs.--CHpper, All inst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
Wild Geese.

There has been all unusna. number OF
wild geese passing down the Potomac
river this fall.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
Fail Returns.

We have now returns from every State
in the Union. California having gone for
Buchanan, the final result is as follows:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
THE Democratic Celebration and Ill.,

( THE Democratic Celebration and ill.,
mination at Harper's Ferry,--Ihe
Democratic celebration and torchllght pro-
cesslon at Harper's Ferry was Que OF The
grandest affairs of the sort, that we ever
had the pleasure of witnessing. ne
n,ocession started at about7 clock from
near Carrell's Hotel, and marching up
Shenandoah street To South Bolivar,
thence up Union street t" the lar END OF
North Bolivar, when they counter march
ed back TO Harper's Ferry, dIslance'"e
presume, of some Two and hall or ihree
miles. During the whole OF tins distance
most the houses were masnIhcen'ly l!i"-
minated and the numerous procession
proceeded by band of music, and wag-
on filled with little girls carrying banners
together with some fifty or more transpar.
epcies, with various notices and lngenl-
ons devices, amidst the firing Of rockets,
presented most imposing appearance
We had learned that extensive prepara'
lions were being made, but we had no
idea of the reality. The Democrats OF
harper's Ferry always enthusiastic, out
did themselves, on this occasion. we
regret exceedingly that our time and space
will not allow US 10 60, as we bad intend
ed, into full and extended description OF
the affair. On the return Of the procW-
sion, addresses, congralulatory OF our
Democratic triumph, were delivered from
the porch of the Hotel, by Messrs. Geo.
Murphy, of Marlnsburg, Brooke OF Penn
sylvanla, and-D. W. Fryatt and William
Lucas, Jr., of Charlestown. Every
thing passed off peaceably and quietly
and gave entire satisfaction to. all. The
Democracy II HarPer,s Ferry deserve
great credit, not only for their manage
ment, and the success of this affair, but
for the perfect good order which was pre-
served throughout in this vast assembIage
of persons from this, and the neighborIng
counties Spirit Of Jcferson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06

Recommendations lady
friends who have remembered us by SEN
ding averal messes of choice padding
and Sausage will please accept our sim
cere thanks.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
g3B 8AS58gS.
HEPH RDS TOW n

For the week ending Nov. %, 1856.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
Found Dead.

Mrs. ELIZABETH HINES, Of Brownsville,
Washington County, Md, was found
dead near her dwelling, on the 7Ih ult.
She went out in the morning and not re-
turning al noon, search was made for her
aud her lifeless corpse found short dis
lance from her house. /! is supposed she
died of disease of the heart. She was
aged so years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-12-06
FINE OIL PAINTINGS,

by leading Artists.
The whole OF which are TO be distributed or
allotted among the subscribers whose nsmos arc
received previous ~ the
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1856-02-15
Wpmplth une Mobemalb.

WeEfTaIf N9enINF Dph Q. .. JTtFaFe@
pmmtfftpnS @pebtttpse, @ttbe, % e9 Ell. II.
90 tfffa4rts0ef6df
Rr. 35, pratt, @fe S0n @lbsmarlefr,
ete6t Q0e6iet In b~eliebt8en 8etrd9en unb Stdten, 5u hem ntsbrt8-
hen Gpurig auf ale bepeuten6en Orte Der reri8iebenen reHtiaen
Stdater, Sel9tet, 9planb, 6rantret6, Der S9wetj &c. &C.,
beIprgt @elp.M uS5ablun8en unb @elbs@tn5ebun8en auf Nn-
n~eifungen pber @pGmaGten in alien @e8enpen peier Gambler, 70
Me in ben Ser. Staaten un6 Canada; HHkGa
ninnt @elper IN beGebt9en Summer BON S. ~aufmGrtS 9e9en
Autttun8 IN @mpfan8 unb 1aBt ben Q9ertb In ieHem b~eliebt9en
Srte %auSSablen;
6~efGrbert 0eripnen ntbt aletu MN ben rerf6tebenen 5dfen,
fpnbern aud Won alien an ben bauptDerfebrtrdBen &urppaS
telesenen Stattpnen bterber, nnb ppn beraus ms Snuers @me-
rtt1'S nnb ~urtBefetrt mad europa;
Xterntnmt bic 8erienpun8 pn 9dfeten nnb @utern mad alien
@e8enben; tletnere Qadete, ais Oa9uerreptps &c. perben bis in
treenb ttnem eurppdii6en 6afen fir 81 ~ Cts. unb mad jebem
~beltebtgen Srte i'm Snnern DeutdlanbS fir $1c5C Cts. befprgt.
@ei6aftSftunben non MprsenS 8 bis Abenps ~ u1r. Spnn.
tags Spn S biz II ubr Mpr9en8. 26lS-
u. y . m plts. :. s. NppepaIp.
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Rz79@ GeIdleufe fir Die Seimat6.

9aa unter5et&nete gureau Ger Ocean pafet 8ef6rterunss-
S SSif,i,n t anpr @rt 70 M9s CUR sn g 59 @fS' m %mG 9'r ml itSFm 5n4 G SSr
~ab8ebenOsn y Gf5am y ter na4 tr8eno eincm 0rte Der gDflt,
ssrs4Stta nn r9rt ge A. ilG@yt Sd9in; n,n gF% .n,f r., T,rf HsO DC Der
@arantie unb S6etu.
8srner werben @eGb-Nus5attuu0cn AT trBenb cine 4brsFe
unb Ort stna. 3 uittnn8 Beliefert. @ana8ebtaet5 Won Bremen
Ssa , Git5 H' jt a~sf Msnst i' s1a s fn@ I ass6 Sts Ssf g m IF g ss6f
SatHs 3eleerapD fir Die Anfunft Der S0tfe pn europa in Der
Ndbe oes Safens.
Wd0sre Nusfanft User 9reHe, 8uen6ungen II. +. ~. ertGIt
man auf pprtrfreie Infra9en BET s.. 6 NJ tDt II: Gp.. Gtat-
ban, oanf, Nem- gUrf. YNtt-NSRre1e lit: "YpfsOfFce Dor SIR.
37O4, 9lep-
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NSn fturetie.


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Nlepbpl-8O09O Gt8 per @uGlpn.
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per 8dfdel.
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so + II Ell $1.87 Bis PIP per 8uIAcl,
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