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ESTABLISHMENT.
JUST RECEIVED PER SYREN!

JUST RECEIVED PER SYREN
CHARLES BREWER. I'd.
- IN American clipper chip W
FROM BOSTON.
H., Dry Goods.
Case ca ! Ic a Mems flannel shirts,
Bales heanu n .t Grass cloth and linen coats,
Boots, Shoes and Leather.
do a : tnc boots, Cases mems drab Cong. boots
do ~ "tosahs' do do goat brogans.
do do do, sa~@i'sd' Oak, ei nar IsasS. russell and rig
do do pat lea. strap shoes
Groceries.
R sSls herring, Cases English mustard,
R Ryus mrs%,ves do black pepper.
Half kits tongues and sounds. B Boxes salad crram ,
pa boxes Goldfish, do red currant jelly,
Baies hoDs He do cranberry jam,
Boxes tobacco, assorted qualirs do martInoes
Baskets olive oil, do 40 $500.
Cases water crackers, do cauIsovrrs
do wine do. Halt bbis dried apples,
sneer snaps, Bbls vinegar,
DO brandy peaches, Cases refined lard.
do Sr nan pears, do preserved vegetables,
Also
$50 bbls Haxal flour,
10000 TBS navy and pilot bread, in whalernen,s casks
Bhis navy bread,
Wafer bread, in cans,
200 bbls mess beef,
Eases assorted sizes sheathing metal,
kegs composition nails. assorted sizes,
Fun assortment cotton duck.
Hard Ware and Naval Stores
Bndls Nh IS iron hoops, Bhls kaoIin.
Kegs rivets. 4 to SIS. Tower boI,s
Iron wire, Tpr;obt lorts
boNes charcoal irons, Closet locks,
Boxes copper tacks, Mortice locks.
Bars best refined fiat iron, Casks iron shin spikes,
DhdI nail rods, Bills pitch,
IL Norway shapes, do tar,
Bndls assorted So refined iron, do roin,
Bars do do do do fire nroof pa;nt
Sheets boiler iron, do soda ash.
Cases alcohol. Roxes baesvaS
BIDS bright varnish, Bbls chalk.
Also
\ full assortment Of Manila corlage, from I inch tn 5 inches
Coils whale line, hawsrrs. I inch,
Whale boats. 1000 bills oil shocks.
Sundries.
Bales Cunny hays, Gases oil cloth.
Backsmith's bellows, Bales kassocks
Casks Cumberland coal, Boat davits.
Bbls sail Irvine, Whale boats.
Punching machines, Oak boats.
Gases stationery, Office chairs
Boxes solar lamps. Common chairs
Cases palm leaf hats. Settees, /
Nests trunks, Gases saddtery,
Emery cloth, do enameI.ri cIotb
Bales mats, do chiiiren's caps,
Bi hooks do curled hair.
Percussion caps, Force pump AMI hose,
Case bows; hats. Signal bells
do umbrellas,
Lumber.
An assortment, Consisting Of
Oak, hickory and ash plank,
White pine boards.
Spruce plank,
Clear pine ciapboarls,
Iinndles pine laths.
ii+"n Shaved cedar shingles
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They Are in Town !

AND CAN BE SEEN AT THEA
LIN CORNER OF FORT AND HOTEL SIS n
" A superior lot of Partisan SPRING. H+XS
and the workman-9l
ship has been executed by the most skilful artists, no pains
having been spared to make them whst they really are, in every
sense of the word-AS EASY RIDING SADDLE
sides a large stock of English, American and Spanish Saddles;
Harness, double and single; Collars and Hames; Carpet Bags
and Leather yaiises; Sole, Pump and Rigging Leather.
122 If b. ii. ROBINSON.
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PoLYNEsIAN ENC.MpMENr. ~.

l. u nder the jurisdiction of the Il. ". G. Lodge of The
oni'ed states The regular meetings Of this Encampment ar.
held on the LIST and Sd FRIDAY EVENINGS OF each month
Resident and visiting members are respectfully invited to attend.
Per order. n
Honolulu, Nov. 10, 1855. ,a.-,f
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NEW MILLINERY Il FANCY GOODS.
MRS. DUCORRON

SLEAvETO THE LADIES
Street in Honolulu, Opposite the residence Of Mr.. Parke ana Nr.
Severance and s'icits a share of public patronage. and can as
sure those who may favor her with a call that they will dd her
stock to consist Of n choice and select assortment Of fashionable
goods, such as are seldom offered to this community, consisting of
Elegant flower head-dresses,
Ribbon head-dresses,
Latest style brown hats,
Latest style riding hats,
Trimmed riding hats,
Ladies' dress caps,
French barege,
Silk striped baregr,
Marseiies.
Superior white brilliant,
Colored and black silk girdies,
White cord and tassels,
Huckaback.
White cotton fringe and trimmings,
Superior r bbons,
Sash ribbons,
Belt ribbons,
Elastic belts,
Thread and linen edginsx,
Victoria plaid.
Crochet cottou,
Best English needles and pins,
Prints and musins,
Cotton drill,
Bugled lace,
Grape collars,
Black Grape,
Babies knitted boots,
And a variety Of fancy articles too numerous TO mention.
A quantity Of ready made Childrea's Clsthing on
hand and made to order.
PERFUMERY AID TOYS.
l25-tf
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Him 1a0trtlstm,nts.

NEW ID
briTe per Bark Saehem."
FROM BOSTON, L. s.
STg!PED GRASS CLOTH. CASES
- ess BlacE and White Checked Quilting.
~ IrL. Gases calf Jcrscy ties.
OxfDui pe2SesI ties,
- brn. sheet hue Monterey
roam slippers, (seTed.O
ntsaclei sheet v0men's enFd morocco,
mems opera slippers,
calf sewei brOgans,
rs = boots,
z "a drills, ef sewed and pal hrogans
rbGl7ts. calf sewe1i sailors pumps,
uarn= Groceries.
pl -h~etinzs Gases Lib tins green peas.
bfhiH :. cont. Half bbls split peas.
All f-ck<. Gases refined ard.
10 ri diu- shirts Half bhls crushed sugar,
hits In1ckerei-
Bbis extra mess beef.
sS. hi and or do, layer r~aisins,
n-s. Half bhis butter.
Gases box salt,
shocks fine bag 10.
Bbis Hawaii -four.
Cas=s cheese,
z41a= .iir=. Bbls rice
chth Rl-hn=. Bales Cloves
H.. hluc and Jls. Bags pepper,
BeSt bread, in whaler's easks.
SuudrIca
FlaAs- Cases zadaies- complete,
BNs family an1 salt water soap.
Hall bhls htie poison
plnt-- Gases spts mrpeatine-
aHd shoes. Coils % Manila e0rlagr.
ef nup-aus, kezs Il nails.
atol -ait keCs q finishing nails,
laetd Cases q DiSOn's. pineapple and
imitiu goat Luck= tobacco.
hu11s- Rolls rigging aad pump leather.
z7t d. krEs pure AMI extra white lead,
{nrire-- Cases boiled Hnse-d Ol,
t=rr Gather Gods Russia holt -ofe-
ci tops Cases charcoal irons.
a p1upHrl-tns Gases prison Pai.Ocks-
ezfrl a-s- Coii- -punyarn,
rs1- KEGS powder.
- rnG1ns- Ca-=s sporting do
Wines. Spirits SC.
ID, Nrs aHi half hhls WHISKY,
~. All ocfav-s % Henn-szy's. NarteIl anil
le Brandy. cs-es Cataxha dol;
All d-hth- q Zeal-4srlsr * Co.'S Rochelle
y casss Bys--' Porter;
y fsaches-ca.e London Cordial Gin
j. e. SPALDING.
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B. f. SNOW,
Commission Merehant.
HONOLULU, OAHU, S. L.,
EAFFERs FOR SALE. IN LOTS TO SUIT
ment of MERCHANDISE, consisting in part of the following
named articles:
White and grey merino drawers. Red flannel drawers,
Women's white cotton hose, SIX Velvet
Embroidered undersieeves, Corah handkerchiefs.
Navy Caps, with oil silk covers.
Colored India satin,
White L. Il. shirts,
Goat busLins, Enameled leather brosans.
Tomato catsup.
Mesquite netting, Boston Beauty stoves,
Looking glasses, Britannia turcens,
Solar lamps, Side lamps,
Lamp wicks, Nos. 1 ard ..
Set Timmnn's Tools.
Manila and Hemp Rope, assorted sizes,
c %ha,s t dnes sP So:. ) and sa a duck
PLATFORM SCALES,
GROCER'S SCALES,
COUNTER SCALES.
T Is TO 2s OF.
OMPOSITION NAILS.
Tarred rnper' Venetian blinds. Hand CARTS
Brass bib locks. Hedge anchors, Chain Cables.
IRRoY CHAMPAGNE, CuRRANT WINE.
Cases BOURBON WHISKY, cts and pts,
1O-gall. kegs BOURBON WHISKY,
A Large assortment of Crorkery Ware:
Bowls, vegetable dishes, plates, ewers and basins, mugs, jugs.
Boxes glass, cream-laid paper, naples, etc.
Screws,
Tower bolts.
Thumb latches, gimlets,
Hooks AID staples, frmer chiels,
Tower bolts, brass butts, bingham buckets,
Dyer's healing emhrocation. cotton bags. corn brooms,
Bride leather, wagon harnesses. granulating mills, etc, etc.
COMPOSITION and Ut for Fire Proof Roofs.
Genuine MARIA FARINA COLOGNE.
Sail needles, Cut nails, Lanterns, Paint oil,
Boat nails, Iron bedsteads, Turpnntine, Rasps,
Corkscrews, yeriigris, Hammers, Sheath knives,
Black paint, Padlocks. |
RED and BLUE BUNTING,
Oh CASKS, SHOCKS, HOOP IRoN,
SPERM and Polar On,
12stf RICHMOND FLOUR, ETC.. etc.
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JUST RECEIVED FROM EUROPE.
GENUINE FARINAC COLOGNE wATER-
u For sale by I10ktf E
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Christmas and New Years Presents
FOR SALE!
lust ED. A CHOICE ASSORT
- ment of Parisian fancy articles for Ladies and Gentlemen,
great ia variety. neat and elegant in style, useful and at moder-
ate prices, consisting Of
Laiies' reticules, complete. in leather, velvet and silk,
Ladies' colnpagnons, ladies' work boxes, pockets, etc,
Work baskets, pocket necessaires, ETC., ETC.,
Gents travelling necessaires, containing knives, forks, spoons,
salt. pepper box, tlmhler, etc. etc.
Gents elegant dressing necessaires. fully complete,
Segar holders. segar cutters in marble and wood,
Pocket necessities, memorandum books,
Portfolios, / tier clasps, match boxes.
Glove stretchers, silver spurs. fine cutlery, etc, etc.
ALSO
4 collection of statuetes, bas-reliefs in marble and porce-
lain
a few elegant vases, of the same material as water coolers,
of different styles and ornaments.
For sale bv
1851 vow HOLT& HEUCK.
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TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE!
4 LII WHO HAVE NOT PAID
their taxes when called upon by the undersigned, or who
have had tax notices Ieft at their residences. or places of business,
are hereby informed that the undersigned will be at his Office on
Emma Street, 81 door from Bereiania Street, to receive their
taxes every Saturday from 9 O'Clock An. to 5 O'Clock PM,
until further notice. wM. WEBSTER,
Tax Collector, Kona District, Oahu
Honolulu. Oct q, 1855. 123if
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COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME NED HAVE RME
a Copartnership for the transacting of a General Commits
sion Business, under the firm and style of d. c. WATERMAN
4 CO.
We especially solicit any business connected with the interests
Of the Home Whaling Fleet, in the consignment OF supplies, fur
nishing of funds, sales, or purchase Of exchange, oil, bone, gen.
eral merchandise and the procuring of freight, etc.
ID. c. WATERMAN,
ll--3m JOHN +. POPE.
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NOTICE!
Haiku Sugar Company.
is REB GIVEN THAT. in ac-
~ cordance with the provisions of the Charter of Incorpora-
ton, granted by the Minister of the Interior to the Haiku Sugar
Company on the 20th day of November, instant, that the Sd
clause of said Charter reads as follows: " All the property of the
Corporation shall, at all times, be liable for the Just debts thereof,
but no stockholder shall he individually liable for the debts Of
the Corporation, beyond the amount of what may he due upon
the share or shares held or owned by him." And that at a meet
ing of the Stockholders Of said Corporation held this day, the
following officers were elected for the first year, viz
President, q. NJ. ROBERTSON.
Secretary, JOSEPH JACKSON.
Treasurer. ii. }. ii. WORDSWORTH.
JOSEPH JACKSON, Secretary.
Honolulu, Nov. &c, 1858. 127-4t
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PUMPS assorted sizes, latest patterns. will
hose and fixtures complete, hourly expected per chppe
ship sSyren,r For sale by
IlQtf CHAS. BREWER, ID.
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CALENDAR,

CONTAINING H COY.
ernmcut Officers. Literary and Benevolent soc'e"es' :"
ei-n Representatives and Agents, Calendar, %c-
Just printed and for sale at the Publication omce o. me NJ
merriai AaVeruseT 130-3t
81 3 cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-06
AN HOUR WITH GOD.


Ono bour with thee nv God, when daylight
breaks,
Over world Thy guardian care has kept,
Svtao tho fresh soul from soothing slumber
To praise the love that watched me while
slept;
When with new strength my blood is bounding
The first, best, sweetest hour, I'll give to
Thee.
One hour with thee, when busy day begins,
Her never-ceasing round of bust'lng care
" hen must meet, with toll, and pain, and
And thrcu gh them all thy Cross again must
bear;
Oh then 10 arm me for the strife TO be
Faithful TO death, I'll kneel an hour 10 Thee.
One hour with thee when rides the glorious
sun,
High in mid-heaven, and painting nature feels
liieless and overpOwered, and man has done
Eor one short hour with urging life's swift
wheels.
In that deep pause my soul from care shall
To make that hour of rest, one hour with
Thee.
One hour with Thee, when saddened' twilight
filings
Her soothing charm Ger lawn, and vale, and
grove
When there breathes up from all created
things,
The sweet enthrilling sense of thy deep love,
And when it's soit'nng power decends on me,
My swelling heart shall spend an hour with
Thee.
One hour with Thee my God when softly night
Climbs the high heaven with solemn step and
slow,
When Thy sweet stars, unutterably bright
Are telling forth Thy praise to men below,
o then While far IRON earth my thoughts
would flee
III spend in prayer one joyful hour with Thee
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-11-06
Grand Division Sons OF Temperance

This body, which met al Christians
burg, Va, on Wednesday the 9Th ult.
after most harmonious, interesting and
profitable session of foar days. adjourned
sine die on Saturday evening.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing twelve months G. W. P
w. w. Darlington, Halifax; G. w. A
J. G.. Wade; G. S.-Thos. ]. Evans, OF
Richmond; G. TT. w. Ferguson, OF
Richmond; G. CIV. Alexander; G.
S.-McD. Harris; G. Chaplain.-John
Long.
Among other business transacted. was
a resolution 10 change the Virginia Con
ductor. the organ of the Order. from
monthly to a weekly publication. j.
Richard Lewellen, Esq, Of Petersburg
was elected editor, with salary Of $1,000
per annum.
The next annual meeting Of the Divis-
ion will be held at Lynchburg, and the
next semi-annual meeting at Suffolk.
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SBAG Els

In this pIace,on Wednesday last, Bird
inst. after five weeks Of intrnse suffering
Of a combination of disc asses, MIR. DdnieL
Webster Snyder, in the 26'h year OF his
age. His remains were followed TO The
tomb. on Thursday e,enIng.by the Ham
tramck Guards, of which company he
Nas member. and large cOncouFse OF
relatives and friends.
On the 29Ih f September. at G'Iv-
eston. Texas. of We low Ievei DIR. JOhn d.
Uare. late Of Clarke CO., son Of Col. Jo-
sah w. Ware, in The oath year Of his
age.
On the l7lh ulr., in Mariinsburg, Mrs.
Mary Shullz. consoH Of Mr.. +. G.
ShulIz, aged "a years and Q months.
On the 26lh OF October in the 9Th year
of her age, Mrs. Nory ". Sperry, wife
of p. &. Sperry, Of Winchester.
A, Hsrpnrs.Ferry. on Wednesday, the
27rh October last, Mr.. Charles u. BIZ
lips, in the 24lh year Of his age.
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8 s 8 8 8 8
SETTLE UP /!

On the 18th of November, the 9Th volume
of the Register, in its present hands, will ex-
pire, and up To which time we have made out
all accounts for the purpose of making a Cen
trGL Settlement. There are many persons who
have been taking the Register for several
years who have never said "pay" once. We
confess that many of them have "hard scratch
ing" to get through this "trying world" yet if
they arr disposed 10 liquidate their indebted
ness they can do so very easily. In order then
that all can pay their dues at this office we
will take wheat, corn, wood, money, &c, &c,
in payment for all bills due this office, and
those who have not these articles we wish
them TO come and close their accounts by note,
SO then you will have no excuse for non-set-
Element Our object is to settle up with ev-
cry person upon our books so that we may
know how we stand with the world. Persons
at a distance will find their accounts enclosed
in the Register which we hope will be liqul-
dated by return mail. Any person disregard
ing this notice will find their names in the Reg
lister, at an early date, as trying 10 swindle US
out Of our just dues, and their paper will be
discontinued. publisher would be far bet
ter without such patrons-they are dead eA-
pense and no profit.
JOHN H. little.
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GREAT BARGAINS
NEW GOODS
Prices TO suit the Times !

THO undersigned has just returned from
i Philadelphia with large and hand
some assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
being purchased exclusively for CASH.
at such prices as cannot fail 10 give salts.
faction. He is determined TO sell as LOW
if not LOWER than any house in the
County. He is not to be out-done by
any one, not even our friends at Dut-
fields Depot, who profess TO sell at low
figures. TO buncIual dealers he would
say call and see for yourselves. He asks
no one to buy unless he can do little
better than any one else. As an induce
ment to Cash buyers lie will allow Ten
per cent al the foot OF every bill OF 50
and upwards. Groceries excepted. Now
is your time to purchase cheap goods.
del mean what | say.
WIN. M0ULDER
Shepherdstown, October 80, 1858.
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SA383AG33o

In Gettysburg, Pa, on the 2slh ult.'
by Rev. Mr.. Kilzer, Mr.. Jacob Uinfer-
moyer, of Shepherdstown. Va, TO Miss
Nargaret Nc DdnneH,of the former place.
On the 9th October. by Rev. John w.
Start, j. NJ. Ciausfon, of Cameron, 10
Mss l.. II. Clemmens, of Berkeley
County.
In Inc Presbyterian Church in Charles
town, on Thursday evening last. Sy Rev.
DR.. w. B. Dutron, DaUid Humphreys
Esq, to Miss Mary E. Cameron, daugh'
ter of the lale Samuel Cameron, Of hi:
county.
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Lutheran SYNOD.

The Evangelical Lutheran Synod OF
Virginia, met in New Market on the 2lst
ull., and continued in session until Tues
day evening last. A large number of min
isiers and laymen were in attendance.
On Sunday last all the churches in town
were occupied by the ministers OF The
Synod. Between two and three thou
sand persons, i, is supp 'sed. were IN al
tendance on that cay. The Synod meets
i'm Shepherdsiown in October next.
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PetersOn's Magazine.

This popular Lady's Magazine will be
greatly improved for 1859. |. will con-
tain nearly 1000 pages; from 25' 30
s,epl plates; and about 500 wood engra-
wings. Mrs. ANN s. STEPHENS author OF
Fashion and Famine" and CHARLES j.
PETERSON, author Of TX ale Aylesford, y
are its Editors, and write Exclusively for
il. Each will give new Novlet next
year; and they will be assisted by all the
hes, female writes. "Peierson's Maya
zine is indispensable to every lady. It's
Fashions are always the latest and pref
tiesl; its STEEL EngraviDgs magnificent; lis
Patterns for The Workable, its House
hold Receipts, &C., almost countless.
The price is bu, Two DOLLARS year, or
a dollar less than any Magazines of Ills
class. His The Magazine for the times.
To Clubs il is cheaper still; viz three
copies for So, or eight for $40; with a
splendid premium TO The person getting uF
the Club. Specimens sent gratis. AID
dress Charles ]. Peterson, 900 Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

Flour.-The Flour markets was unset
Ted. There were small sales OF Howard
ST. super to-day al So, II per bhl. OHIO
do. is held a, $500, and City Mills super
at So per bill. We quote extra Flour as
belore:-Onio al S5,25a5,37, Howard
street do. at $50, and City Mills do. al
S5,5Oa6. BaIlimors ground Family Flour
al Sc. 80 for Ohio, 81 for Howard street,
and $3.50 per bbl. Tor City Mills. Rye
Flour a, S4.25a3l per Dbl. Corn Meal
al 1925 for City, 81 for Country ground
and $50 per bbl. for Brandywlne Mills
Buck wheat Flour is selling at 2a2,5O pei
100 los in bulk.
Grain.-Tbe wheat market was active.
About 5000 bush offered. and reds sold
at IOSal2O cts. for fair TO prime lots;
ll0alI5 cents for common white: l23a-
1873 cents for medium do; l30al35c for
fair to good do, and l40al43c for prime
and choice samples DO. OF Corn there
were ONLY 1000 bushels new White Of.
Tered, and sold al 55a65 cents, and 600
bush. old Yellow al 796S0c. Oats were
in small receipt. There were 1900 bush-
els offered, and MSrylan sold at 4Oa43
cents. and Pennsylvania al 45 Al els. for
good lots. OF Rye there were some 1000
bushels offered. We quote Maryland
nominalIy at 68a7Oc, and Pennsy lvania
Sac
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Alta meeting of the HAMTRAMcK GUARDS
held a, their Arnory, in ShePherdsIown,
on Thursday evening, the 18th OF Novem.
her. 1858, il was unanimously resolved
tina, the commissioned and non-commls-
stoned officers present be appointed
committee to draft Preamble and Reso-
lutions of coincidence commemorative OF
our deceased brother in Arms, Daniel
HtJster Snyder, when the following
was submitted AMI unanimously adOP-
ted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God, in His Infinite Wisdom, 10 remove
from us, by the hand of death, our broth
er in Arms, DANIEL WEBSTER
SNYDER, we, the members Of this Com
pany, as an evidence OF our attachment TO
him and a token Of SORROW, submit the
following Resolutions
RESOLVED, That we deeply feel the loss
we have sustained in the demise Of our
brother soldier and friend.
That TO his bereaved and sorrowing
family we tender our sincerest sympathy,
in their deep afflicion, and whIle we share
with them their grief we Can only COM
mend them To the Gud Of The iaiheTless
and the Widow.
Tia, each member Of the company
wear the usual badge of mourning upon
the left arm for thirty days.
That copy Of these Resolutions be
sent to the family of the deceased, and
tina, the editor of the Shepherdslown Reg
lister be requested 10 publish them.
V. NJ. BUTLER,
WIN. A. MORGAN,
V. MARMADUKE,
HENRY F. CAMERON,
JOHN II. ZlrTLE,
GEORGE II. STALEY,
D. f. STALEY.
JOS. S. FLEMING,
JACOB TERRELL,
Committee.
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ATTENTION, CAVALRY -!
SHERIFFALTY.

TT HAVING been agreed to submit the
| election Of Sheriff Of Jefferson COUNTY
again TO the people, and the County Court
having fixed the 10Th Of November as the
time ior holding said election, | hereby
announce myself as candidate for Ire
office of Sheriff. and solicit the suffrage;
Of the voters Of the county.
Respectfully,
JAMES w. CAMPBELL.
October 80, 1858. u