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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-09
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Sensk5
AMENDMENT A NO. 5.

! . AMENDMENT NO. 3.
J Resolved by the General sscmbIv of tho Stote
@i 'mo' e'htths of the membrlS elected tocach
House concurring therein, that il be md erobv is
proposed to the electors OF this State to yoie an tho
second tuesday, OF October next, upon the nnnrovaI
y! ieIeC'ion ~ the following amendment as nm nd.
uilohal section TO article eleven Of the Cousiit Ion
Every county which now s or NAV hereafter he
Ichilted to more tAaH0ne Senator or ReprcsenIotty
Tor the retid',e; OF the present DECENT, nnr;r
or l% a,'' or any portion of any subsequen!
lhCcehmai period shall be divided into ne
many Senatorial and Representative districts
as ulefe may be SENATE RS or Reprcsentat tiycs
lelGcuVe IN any year OF the present CT .sn,
dpStqhent decennlaI PERIOD which districts s,,ail
nc Vi contiguous territory, and each district snail
con am as nearly ratio for Sci ator or Reuesenta
i've as is aitalnablc. without vinIaIirr thc r,jo
hel'iu gwen ms II c0niignity of territory and with
EI alVIning any township pelection precinct or wnrd
II any representative or Senatorial district com.
i'Ssen OF two or more conH;&s sHoTbv rdasan of aay
excess OF popuIaiinn over ra TO- be tifind IN IL
"iuQAal Representatives or Senators for anv nort,,
iol lie present or any subsequent desepnnl noriod
me distinct shall be dlvi led into two districts for
each portion of such CccenniaI period. which sb,i
oc contiguous territory, and each shall contpin os
near ratio It's is attainable without dividing conn
tics. iS ''uh-
IL by reason of the annexation of one Senatorial
oiSct 10 anoheri there stall Iva aay excess of nom
in'a,ioh over se.atoIiai ratio which shall be emit
lh 10 hddHiordESenatorialr rcpresentation Cor nn
IP"taohoi any decennjal period. each district os
hnW constituted shall elect ona Senator
Counties shall be divided ''into districts bv tho
county commissioners such .other board of ofi
GERS elecuVd and resident i'll the proper comfy ne
may he provided by law. At ienst tGr months pri
TO TO me general election in 1858. the connties en-.
,ltiea 10 more than one member of either kouso sb,u
9e divided into districts for the residue of the nres,
uecennlal period, and at least four months pr;or
y" the general election IN the first wear Of each
subsequent decennial period the rornt;.s
enned to more than one member for all, or any
portion OF such decenniaI period in either or bntb
houses, shall be divided imo districts for the whole
oi tn" decenna period. A cescrldtion Of the de.
trict Of eaeh county shall be published as NAV bo d.
reclea ny the county commissioners or as NAV he
prescribed by Iuw may 'o
F'l%.F N. II. VAN WORRIES.
6p2ak9. OF the House of RepresentnIvos
THOMAS Fl, FORD
President OF The Senate.
SECRETARY oF STATES OrFrcE,
lbo.,,..,r COLUMBUS, April !, 1857.
nGreny certify that the foregoing proposed Con
l'ie 'IiSlhal rolls on file in this office
JAMES II. BAKER,
Secretary Of State.
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McDOWI.L., ~ ~.
Wholesale and Retail. booksellers
Sta'ioners, Paper Dealers. and
Blank Book Manufacturers.
anufacturers,
S'rFIfRENVIIJE OUIi

= 10 DFliFF AIIIIFI, NFTIIIJ,
IL School, Medical and Miscellaneous Bssok q
flain ami Ruled Cap ard 'Losser Papers; Printins
and Wrapping Papers ofa sI@es Note Papers. EnS
velnpes, Steel Pens, ano 81 kinds ofStationery.
chants. School Committees, Teachers and oth.rs Al
low prices. .ii.i'' =
Having Bndery connected with our establish.
mcnt, we ryepared 10 mako all kinds Of Blanks
Tor Railroads, Insurance C6Tpdhies, County Ofieefa
Banks, Merchants, tSe PfHt6d ts,yrk bJt,nd t16Is
der, as We the best quality d ssoek, AVID employ
the best workmen., Our szork will com par favata-
bly, with that of pny other Bindery in tho State,
Blanks OF all kiads Paget to bTdef '''rs
The highest market price paid for Rags and IA
neTs Sernps MCDOWELL a. CO
StCuhcnvilie March T. 1888
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-09

DEFAhCATIoN AT DELAWAEE,-lt was cur
rently reported here yesterday that the County
Treasurer of Delaware county, black republi-
can, had GoJao0sei with some $4,000 of the
moneys of that county, on Saturday, without
giving due notice of any such intention. We
endeavored to procure further PARTICULARS, but
did not succeed, 1t is to he hoped that no
more such imitators of examples in high places
will be followed eSs to bring them back
jS0teS
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T E + 4 q s
Trial Of fscapcrs and sfOWcrS ii
HAnrriSnnh dtOrhnfN

Harrison County.
A trial of Reapers and Mowers will come off
on the farm of A. g. WEST two miles east OF
Gadiz, on Thursday, July l6, 1857, at l P. M.
All persons intending to exhibit Reaping or
Moving Machines must have them ntercd with
the Secretary Of the Harrison County sAgricu
tural Society, by paying the usual fee of 81.
Committce to aworl P,emiuDes:-Josse Lewis,
John Cunningham and j. Webb
COmmittee 10 select groHad anil mqke oR neces-
Sary arrangements: -Reed Cochran, John G.
Jamison, and Elijah Laizure.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-07-09
M. u. Slcmmons
AT his old stand again,

S prepared TO do all kinds OF B!pcksming, Horss
j. Shoeing, &c, in the be9t manner, and on the
most reasonable steras. lie keeps constantly Oh
hand and for sale chcap,' hesfoilowing aftielesI
Two horse Wagons, hnd BMggicp, ~ 8
Ilalhnnd SAesrls lr0meentef plows,
Iron double shovelplows,
Steel tooth CutvntoTs. - ri
lie will keep All assortment Of plows and pointa.e
constantly on hand. lie can furnish hillside md
b.soil pIows, on tho shortest notice.
Cadiz, o. April 26, ls54.-u
Rev. J. Moffitt & 8. B. Lukons,
IJAVlNG associated themselves together in the
LII practice ul sutgicnl and practical Dentistry
would respectfully onuunce to tho citizens OF Cad
IL, and surrounding country that they afe prepared
TO attend t0esp operations I'M the9r rrnftasi0n oft
the shortest notice and upon the latest improved
pians eggt9 M J5stfs D III sgas x
Block teeah whoe.or parts OF sets manufactured
TO suit eneh particular case, and for durnblntys
cleanliness and bsanty cannot be surpassed. Con.
Etinuous gum wor on platan, asd single gum teeth
on gold Or silver plate; also Gaua Percha teeth for
, TEMPORARY purposes
0hics on Main street opposite the Mansion House
Cadiz. Ohio wherethey may be tolYl At all times
Al operations warranted May II Sm
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no II G;lChAesS.

no N GilChAeG !
INiE Board OF Examiners OF Ha. -ison countyl
Il Ohio, will hold meeting at Cauiz, on the las
Friday and Saturday bleach of the following months:
April, way. June, september; 0eiober, November
and December,2 1857, and Januory, February and
March, 1853; commencing at 10 O'Clock A. M on
chch day, fer the examinations Of Teachers "a, nder
the "act TO provide nor the reorganization, superyisI
/ IN and maintainance Of common schools" passed
March IA, 1858.
By Order of the Board,
NJ Is. ADAMS, Clerk.
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HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS, &c
THE PEOPLE or HARRISON & tDJOINING COUNTIES


HAT AND CAP ESTABIISTINIENT
t Q Cap.;
STRAW GOODS
LfIzdC
ydIn and
OF
2, No B. noolsc cotnexo
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AUTHORS OFFICE. HARRISON Co.,
nv CApIz, April 10, 1857
aoreby certify that the foregoing proposed Con-
o,ieu'on ION amendments are true copy of the certified
''py furnished tn office by the Secretary of State
April 10, IS57-6m fA"oi'ot
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
ct59 o. ~. - - q rl-aG
80 Es-- - - - "a

On Tuesday, the 30lh uIL, by Rev.
John Light, John DaUis, cf Berkeley
county, to Miss Margaret Uintermyer,
of this place.
In Charlestown, on Tuesday evening
last, by Rev. Wilson, J. Alfred Smith,
to Margaret Dixie, all Of that place.
On Tuesday June 30ih, hy Rev. John
II. Landsueei, Christopher I'LL, 10
Dire II. EarnshqU, all Of Martinsburg,
On the l6'h ut, b Elder J. w. Wal
Ter, Henry f. .Iiddhion. formerly Of lhi:
county, and EmDa Uniioce. daughter o
George n. Wallace, deed al OF Shelby
Kentucky.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
ReY. =. SeibCrt Davis.

This popular divine, for the last four
years the esteemed Pastor of the German
Reformed Church, of Winchester, has re-
cc;ved and accepted call from the
Church lately occupied by Rev. Dr..
WOLFE, in Baltimore. He took his de-
parture for the new field Of his labors on
Friday, 10th, expecting to deliver his first
sermon there on Sunday, 18th met Mr..
ID, is an able and popular expounder Of
the Gospel and his withdrawal from
amongst us is sincerely regretted by his
congregation and by all who had the plea
sure of his acquaintance. So says the
Winchester Nrginian.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
Not G.SOld

Our neighbor Of the Free fress" be.
lieves that we were somewhat "sold'' in
one of our late issues in making il appear
that two gentlemen were thrown out of a
buggy and severely injuring one OF them.
We were not so badly "sod" as our
neighbor would have the people believe.
We happened to be present when the
party returned and heard the attending
physician say that one of them was Sc
verely hurt. But we had our private
opinion as to the truth Of the statement.
1t was deep laid plot, magnificent
scheme and well played. TO get back to-
see some of our beautiful and bewiiching
young ladies'. But they did not succeed
in gaining an extra rib; such stratagems
won't take our girls, il requires some
thing more substantial. We were by no
means "sold," not even "Lee-tle"
"sold'' as the article was put in type be-
fore the gentleman referred to saw us.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
SeYiOus Accident,

An Engine was thrown off the track on
the Baltimore Rail Road near the North
Mountain Depot, on Saturday last, 10y the
breaking Of anaxle. The Engineer, Mr.
Charles Do0in, and the Fireman, Mr.
.4braham Il. SpOHs, formerly of this
place, were badly scalded. Mr.. S. had
his face and head much burned, and both
arms, hands and back, also considerably
injured, and now lies in critical cOndi-
ton. By the accident some four or five
cars were broken, and tearing up the track
for some distance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
In Smithfeld in this counly,on Sunday

In SmithiieId in this county,o Sunday
last, DR.. Charles Il. .ScoAay, aged years.
In Marlinshurg, on the 22d uII., Eii1-
a5cfh Dell, widow Of George Doll, Sen,
deed, in the 8llb year Of her age.
On the Ord Of July, III Berkeley county
Mary Mdyher, consort of VIM. May
hew, decd, aged 60 years.
Near Elk Branch ,on the llth ult., I'M
ME Snyder, daughter Of Jacob S. and ,Sn-
san II. Melvin, aged year,3 months, land
3 weeks.
In Martinsburg, on Friday week, Chor-
les H. Faulkner Darts, aged . years, s
months, and 10 days.
AT lexington, Mo-, on the 9th ult,
Tim. long, formerly Of Marlinsbnrg, in
his 6lst year.
At the residence of her mother, in
Berkeley county on the 2Olh ulL, Susan
J.. hiImer, wife of James W. kilmer, in
the 23rd year Of her age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
Farm Sales.

Mr.. UMiam McQWikm has disposed
Of his farm near BilImyer's Mill, 10 Mr..
Solomon BiUmyer and Mr.. jacob Fuik;
the former paying for his tract, with i'm
provements, $50 per acre, and the latter
paying for his tract, without improve.
ments, S5S per acre.
The Rev. DR.. a. H. H. Boyd has sold
his farm, living on Tuscorora creek,
Berkeley county, containing $40 acres, to
Messrs. Gotleib NoN and Geo. {. En-.
inert, at 500 per acre.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
Col. Alexander Jones.

Col. .4Ierander Jones, Paymasler Gen
eral, OF Gen. Walkers Nlcaraguan army.
was Oh a visit to Wnchesler,on Wednes-
day last. In an engagement, he received
severe wound IN the thigh, from ball
of the enemy; but a stillened limb, on
which he is able TO walk without a
crutch, is the result of the injury. Col.
Jones is a son Of Rev. alexander Jones,
formerly of Charlestown, in this County
but now Of Perth Amboy, NrJ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
A Severe Storm.

The biggest storm story yet, comes 10
Us from place called Falls Church, Fair
fax County, Va. where, on Sunday week
III the midst of a furry of rain, wind,
thunder and lightning, hall fell from three
TO eight inches in diameter, killing poul-
Try, breaking windows, beating down the
corn, wheat, oats and grass. Many fields
were wholly ruined. All the gardens in
the neighborhood were smashed, and the
only wonder is that the inhabitants were
not "SmaShCd" too.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18

Religious Notice.

The Quarterly Meeting for the NJ. +.
Church, published las: week TO have
commenced to-day at Scrabble, has on
account of harvesting been changed to this
place, (Shepherdstown.) Rev. Mr.. Hirsf
and Landstreet, of Mallinsburg, are ex-
poctet to be present. Preaching this
Saturday evening, 18th, commencing at
8 o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
Fairs at Boonsboro., nd.

The Ladies Fair, for the benefit Of La
grange Lodge, No. &c, l. o. o. F., will
open to-day, 18Th inst. On Saturday
next, 25h, Lagrange Lodge intends hav'
ing Procession.
The ladies connected with the Luther,
an Church design opening Fair for the
purpose of erecting Lutheran Church,
on Saturday, 9th Of August.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
OsHKos II, Wisconsin,
June 2G, 1897.

If you look on the Map of Wisconsin,
a little below Green Bay, YOU will find
Lake Winnebago, and about the middle Of
the same on the West side, you will find
his place, provided that your Map is Of
late dale, if not it is where the Wolf or
Fox Rivers enter the Lake. | lcll home
with Hon. Mr.. Kcnnon,of ST. ClarsVIlie,
and John Davenport, on Tuesday the
23rd, slept the first night at Indianapolis,
second at Chicago, last night at Fond Gu
Lac, at the foot OF this Lake, and now a.
bout 700 miles North West Of home, ex-
pect TO 20 from here to ST. Paul. When
left home expected, after leaving Chi
cago, to meet with almost wilderness,
but seem TO have entered full into the
country of civilization, fine horses, fine
farms, fine looking and intelligent people,
the pre,tiest sunshine, the purest arr the
most beautiful waters, &C., that l have
ever seen, felt, or enjoyed. This place
90 years old) has a population OF 5000.
am staying at as fine Hotel and well
furnished as any Ihaye seen in Virginia,
except the very large one IN Wheeling
they are larger but not otherwise better
there are a dozen arrivals and departure
of steamboats, here daily. came by boat
from Fond du Lac this morning about ~
miles, the balance of the way from homo
by Railroad. In year or two more there
will be a Railroad from here to Lake Sn.
er!or.
may say until this trip | scarcely
ever saw anything. The mightlness, and
magnitude of the country, It's capacity tc
support,a population, that can scarcely be
conceived; what it must be in fsw hun
dred years, appaIs the imagination. In
| Ill within a iow years past, ONO was
considered far west, II is much tnrthe'
east now than Virginia was 20 year.
ago. Il had known lhat the travel her,
was so easy the trip so delightful, slon,C
cortalniv have insisted on Eien's conpa
nv. II | have success in the future, tx
/ pecl TO come up 10 this country Amos
every summer, would prefer II 10 going
"a any of the Springs. This $ bound Il
I be one of the finest and best States in the
Union and is settling with frSrTate pop
ulation.
Chicago is a whirlpool of excitement
business, building, bargaining, draying
hacks, omnibuSses, buggies, money mud,
street paving, loading and unloading YES
sells, Railroads, and Railroad bells which
make as much noise as fire alarms in Phil
adelphia. 1t is the centre Of travel and
every body goes TO Chicago, thousands
and thousands Of property changs hands
there every day. expect TO leave here
IN a few days tor st, Paul, said to be a
second Chicago. There is so much to see
and 50 quickly that am almost bewilder'
ed. When see you ii may be that can
( tell YOU something OF the present mighty
West. In 10 wears the vast country Yves
of Minnesota viii be The theatre OF attrac
hon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
Sale of Land.

Ii is stated that Ex-Governor Francis
Thomas, Of Nd, has sold the larger por-
ton OF his real estate in Allegany county
to Jos'ph .4"aerson, Esq of Richmond,
Va, for lie neat liide sum of SlI5,0OO
Tbs pays better than politics.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
Hon. Henry Bedinger.

We hear from unquesnonable authority
that letters have been received from this
gentleman at the State Department, ten
dering his resignation as our minister to
Copenhagen and asking be relieved
from his service abroad as early, ifpossi-
BILE, as The lst of August.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18

Col. CUMMINGS has at length accepted
the Governorslip of Utah rendered him
by President Buchanan. lie will soon
enter upon the discharge of bis duties, land
will be supported by strong military force.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
For Salt Lake.

Another train Of cars passed over the
Baltimore g. o. Railroad; on Sunday last,
with about three hundred emigrants en-
route for Salt Lake. They were pTinci'
palIy Welsh families, of very hardy but
coarse look.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18

Among the distinguished in the Ger
man class, in the school of Modern Lam
guages, at the commencement Of the Uni
versiiy OF Virginia, was Mir. Edgar &.
Harper, Of Alexandria, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
Drowned.

John H. Dillon was accidentally drown
ed in stream in Sandy Hook district,
near Harper's Ferry, last week. A cor
oners Inquest was held and verdict rem
dered in accordance with the facts.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
45G09G

Sum Wanted for 1857, to wit
For Poor in the Poor hous~IneIu-
ding Superintendent salary and ply
sieians salary 1o' VI
For poor persons out of the poor
house amounts for supplies furnished
salary, Clerks salary and
per diem to Oyerseers 1888 o.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18

Expended by oVerseers.
Poor House, SSlo ~
Atotber places, 2,283 OF
Paid other persons
supplies for poor persons
PHYSICIANS salaries, Collins
Clerks saIary,and per diem
TO Overseers if"" %
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18
ANNUAL REPORT
Of the Overscers Of the Poor
OLE JEFFERSON COUNTY.

MADE in pursuance of Section 26,
III Chapter 81, of the Code at their
meeting, as ordered by the County Court
of JeI,erson,on the Isl day of June, 1857.
Number of Poor provided for, for the
year ending on the 3lst day Of March last:
No. names Of Whiies-where What length
white persons each was pro- OF time pro-
provided for. vided for yided for.
LemueI tary's, Country. Temporary relief.
talAaflne Johnson, country, do
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18

MULES INSTEAD OF HoRsEs.--ln On
cinnatli, Ohio, mules are taking the place
of horses in omnibus lines, express wa
CONS. &c. The Commercial, OF that cl-
ty, says they are equally tractable, cost
less by 20 to 10 per cent; they consume
40 Der cent. less food, are 33 per cent
more durable, and move with steady
unfolding celebrity, that recommends
them to all who have tested their merits.
The ship Tuscarora, from Liverpool
arrived al Philadelphia, on the 3Fd inst,
with five hundred and thirty Mormon
passengers bound for Salt Lake.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18

- BetSeN w dthllio lC'l'' IA N''''
hands of Andrew Aldrdge 80 90
Paupers in District No 4. Francis Yatos
Overseer
q" James Allison $50. Mrs. Hib-
bons 20. Harriet Lott -. Mrs,
Brent and . children including
house rent 80. Thomas Lancas-
ter 90. Mrs. Brilonbauga 90
Aaron McBrides son, 10. Mrs.
Lanham Is, levied IN thehaDds
Of Francis Yates. IoO 10
2,CS! %
Amrof Parish Levy brought for.
n"r5 52,054 O5
Paupcls IN District No. 4 Jacob LIN,
Oyerscer.
o Mrs. Badger ami / children $35.
Ruth Smith and children 90.
Mary Crow and chidrn So,
VIM. Taylor and wife 45, Marga-
ret Winebrenner and 3 children
35, Mary Edwards 30, Mrs. New
man 40, Mary Wntermoyer and
8 children 35, Mrs. Andrews child
35, levied in the hands of jacob
line 34j 90
d" Jacob Line rent for Elizabeth Bad
ger So, Mary Wintermyer II,
Mary Crow -, Mrs. Newman II,
Mary Edwards ~. VIM. Taylor
and wife ID, Eve Keeer %, Lew
is DIXIE y IOl 90
&" Eyeline Duke $40, Lewis Duke
and wife 20, levied in the hands Of
Jacob Line ~ W
Paupers in District No. 6. Joseph Byers,
Overseer.
" Elizabeth Wintcrmoyer and 2 chill
dren $50, Elisabeth Miller 30, Lu-
cinda Burgess 80, Mrs. uageiey
and 4 children 40, Ann KdweiI 40
Margaret FIles 20, Ann Turner 80
Mary Bruce 20, Elizabeth Farei
So, levied in the hands of Joseph
Rivers go 90
&" Joseph Byers rent for Elizabeth
Wintermyer Sl2, Lucinda Burgess
ID, Mrs. HageIy II, Mrs. KidweIl
-, Mrs. Bruce II, Elizabeth FareI
% 20 90
Paupers in District No 7. William Mccoy,
Oycrscer.
Z" Mrs. Lavkcn S25, Mrs. Carbaugh's
child 20, Mrs. Skinner and chill
dlen 25, Mrs. Bird 30, Mrs. Flem-
ing 25, Mrs. Coins (cOl'd) 25, Mrs.
Marlau 20, Mrs. Pierce 20, Mrs.
Richardson and children 80, Mrs.
Heron %, Mrs Engles %, Mrs.
Watson and 3 children 25, Mrs.
Colbert and 3 children 30, levied
in the hands of WIN. Mccoy 3l5 90
pauncrs in District No g. Charles Johnson,
Oycrsccr
4" Mrs. Goldsbcrry and grand child
$50, Mrs. Taylor 30, Mrs. Davis
and 2 children 20, Van Buren,
Holmes 80, Mrs. Piper 40, Jonah
Nlalheny ST., 25, Matilda Foreman
%, Temperance Dlow 10, Mrs.
Claspy and 4 children 20, Mrs.
O'Brien 30, Mrs. Boswell and Q
children D, Mrs. Sledman and 3
children 25, MS Greaves and 4
chlliren 80, MRS. Cook 25, Susan
Piper 10, Tabi,h4 Niswanner rent
for 5. Piper - John DilIow ST.,
20, Mr.. Thomas and wife 80. Nrs.
Cation 80, mrs Reynolds 10, Mr5.
David Peari 5,levlcd in the hands
of G. Johnson $40 90
Amount carried forward 1888 05
Amount Of Parish Levy brought
forward $3.50 O5
" Walter Shirley superintendent of
the Poor in the Poor-H House lis
salary for the year ending 3Isiof
December. 1876? 275 90
. Samuel Stone his salary as Clerk
for the Board so 90
E" Il. N. GalIaher & Co, for print
ing 10 90
d" William lucas, j., for Go 10 %
" John II. Ziule, for Go 10 %
/" DR.. AbneI his salary as Physician
to the Poor in district No. for
the year ending this day 30 90
:. Dr. VIM. O. Macaugiiry his sai4-
~ as Physician TO the Poor N
Di-uct Nu. , anI lie Penthouse
Tor the samr nas 1000
" Dr S 4 Bates his salary as Ply
sician 10 lhe Poor in Tie same dis
lrlcl, and lie poUI-hOUse fof ihe
same lone 30 OJ
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-18

BALTIMORE MARKET.
Howard street flour at $7,25 q T,37.
Red wheat 1875 1853, new white 200cts.
Yellow coln So Sc white IS SO cents.