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Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13
Union House,

Union House,
SUFFER- CREEK, .fJf.1DOR CO., C.qL,
G. ID. BURIESON, Proprietor.
T'HE proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to
l. the public that he has again taken the man
agement Of his house. aud hopes by strict aiten-
ton to business and an earnest desire to please TO
merit share of public patronage.
The house has been thoroughly renovated, newly
furnished and several rooms added making the ac-
commodatons as good as at any house in this sec
ton of the county
The Table viii at all times be supplied with the
best the market affords and the Bar is always furn-
ished with the choicest brands of Wines Liquors
and Cigars
Gire me call.
G. ID. BURLESON.
may 80 32-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13
Fancy Goods
Genuine Articles.

JUST received a supply of California Sparkling
y champagne. California Native Wine, and Crown
Holland, superior TO any yet offered in this market
BRUMELL 4 co.
jan 23-tf cor. Main and Court SIS.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13
Paper Warehouse.

Paper Warehouse.
ID. S. LORD,
Late ID. S. Lord & Coz
HAVING re-opened at 1914 Clay street, would
L l. be pleased to see his former customers at his
new store,wherc he offers for sale at LOW PRICES
a new and well selected stock of
Printing Paper;
Manila
Hardware
Letter. Cap and Bill Paper;
Stationery; Blank Books;
Playing Cards. and
Printers Goods.
All orders promptly filled at the lowest rates.
ID. s. LORD.
io4 Clay street. between Battery and Sansomc.
oct l7-52,lw San Francisco
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13
washington Restaurant,

w 0SfftuSt tOn ntStstIEstilt.
MAIN STREET, JACKSON
a The undersigned begs leave 10 an
- nounce to the citizens OF this place. and
oe9<Q& the public generally that they have taken
XsNX(thc well known Washington Restaurant
= n ytand fitted il up in a style unsurpassed in
the country An experienced Chef de
Cuisine has been employed; the best, and nothing
but the best the market affords will be constantly
provided, and the proprietor pledges himself that
the establishment shall be conducted to the com
plete satisfaction of all in every respect
A LODGING DEPARTMENT
Is connected, where good clean beds, in good rooms
can always be had
ES- The Railroad Line of Stages stop at this
House. Passengers called for by all stages running
out Of jackson.
HihEle Meals' '...... .'-.s............ -
This house is open at all hours Of the day and
night, and at least one of the proprictors In wait
ing Meals furnished at any hour desired
The proprietors solicit share OF the public pa
tronage.
A. r. KELLEY.
july 37-2m
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13
Hotel for sale!

A FIRST RATE OPPORTUNITY.
f.'.,T5ssr MRS. EMSLIE, being anxious to return
l.l& to the Atlantic States offers for sale
49, Mrs. Enssiie's Hotel,
situated in the pleasant and fiourisng town Of
CLINTON, Amador county. The Hotel is com
pletely fitted and furnished with everything neces-
sary TO conduct the business Of hotel keeping-all
the necessary out-houses, well of good water at
the door, and every other convenience.
The Hotel has good aud steady business. and
and the property will be sold cheap. 1t is rare
opportunity for person with small cash capital.
For particulars, inquire on the premises, or of
T. A. SPRINGER.
Ledger Office, jackson.
nov rs eff
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13
Drugs and Medicines

rT,HE undersiened having re-opened tle ID prTs
Store formerly occupied BY A. Morrill, Esq, N \
teuds keeping on hand EVERY .aRIhes .aRIIShas Fan
HIS LLl.E-such as Drugs Paints bfus"'''
ey articles, &c. de- .re
He solicits share Of the public pa,r"nsas n
CHS. w. SHOENEMAN, NJ -
N. B.-Pure Wines and
for the sick. o.r Of tho
once for medical consultations IN 'heres' S5.sm
tire. April ii'n
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13
Fresh Drugs!
Books and .Staf;oueru,

A large stock of New Books on hand ~.
Scientific Literary, Biographical. School ~
Also, Gift Books-the most beautiful nd w., or. aC
pirate ever published. "N alpIo
.aLSO-an elegant assortment OF tatioDo-r
every descriDtion "'iVuel! 0
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13

1900 Rolls new, and Of the latest and mos, bo.,
tiful styles Call aud examine for yourselro. ''"
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13
InsoIvent Notice.

In the County Court, Amador County State Of Ca
ifornia.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-03-13
Musical Instruments. 6.c
Val Paperi

Sheet Muslc-the latest issued and some ho.n.;
ful pieces. Musical Instruments of var;o, IsA
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06

. - &
Institution. Not a single I'D peIi5;ees.
has yet made lis appearance, and 10
surprised that this fashion of royalty :, :.
been treated with 80 much n,,,s,. -
Ho1ngs to the Legislature seems II ,,a J.
mean nothing but a literal ful6Ilnent :
the expression, for staying there d..
not appear u Form any part Of the. A..
ties Of ~narneEous members. I daily r,..,
some Of those elected from the city, and
they sasa to Fea;da.here during The sss..
sion about As regularly as 1t an otb..
season Of the year I presasne, hover,
that they pay SO occasional v;s,s4to i.
cap5toI@in order &c dram Their 81, als,a.
ana / aza moi certain buttEae 8 d . se, III
be better Of if the wIhoIs Leo;kl,t,,,,
pursued the same course. 1..ss
'Eae question as to who shall hawaii.
high honor Of writing himself do.
Mayer Tor two yeass from Juns na,.,is
co'stantly growiug in interess,ssndA,n,
quantity Of wire working ]. bbsina apDI;sa
to the solution Of the knotty point. Il
| said beEoge, however, I think fs,aal
sllth has The inside track, no.ui.hstaD1.
ing your editorial comments On th,opip.
ION 1 expressed. Youf,,
m.-. @ EFE&G8G%%3 EZm##E%MM&
.. .... - Wei,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06

@:A fasorita method Of sampling
molasses, BY certain j~uveailes, is to IN
sert asnall stickinto the bung-bole and
then clicking what .adberss to the
stick. We saw the Commodore and
several others s~enaplsng molasses in this
manner . day or two s:nce, and while
they were thus ndustriously engaged
a soneth'rnsg-arese to theiryision Just as
they had appeased their craving appe-
t tltes. We won't say what it was, bat
the Commodore has positively protested
against ali such t1iekings demonstrations
Tor the future Tbs molasses was hne,
wasn't il Drok!-espeeially the last
barrel sampled. .
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06

HG METHoDtsr LADIES EHrEsrk1s.
lnENe--Ihe entertainment given By The
Ladies IA ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church,
ut The State House Tuesday evening
last was decikealy the most magnificent
.dslr Of the season. The Isableauz were
splendidly given and the fair performers
ayinced unusual tasta III their getting up.
The effect was beautiful and the applause
following each tabIean as the curtaia
closed, expressed fully the appreciation
Of The audience. Taking It altogether
the ladies deserve great credit for their
trouble and labor in such a laudabIe un-
der.AEing. Woara pleased u Learn that
quite 3 sum We seaiiized from The exit
bltion---it should have been ten times a.
much, and would. could Ne hara made
i 9. l' Thanks 70 the courteous managers
Ter complimentary tekela. $500 :
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06

81 n iaEita u readers U
paE1zsaf Of Dr.Ayer's advertisements
which appear in the columns of our "a
Per. They deserve attention as treating
Of what interests ta all, and from :.
source which all have long respectea.-
The Doctor Is well known as one Of The
leading Chemists Of this country. Who
devotes his great requirements to the
discovery and nanufaet ure Of remedies
for popular use. The unparalleled sue
cess which has followed bis labors is Too
well known in this community 10 used
2 elussaat'ton from our paa.-NH ash-
.agtoa Co. Observer.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06

- a rough joke was played off q
feT days s in, town. BY q wag who,
seeing 2 white flag pseping from under
the coat tail Of a pedestrian with a bun
die n his hand, hailed him in bearing
q = squad Of ladies' II say, mister,
did you come up on the cars IL ayes
SIR Wall, did you come down The
river "Yes sir." And are YOU from
Shhsrt Tell Bend 2" No you fool
what do yon mean, sir" 'aNothing.
only : see on carry The flag Of that
neekof wooasn Just about ibis tin,e
hers Was body lodging 4 BRICK
ezs in a=haArry- lonay EaaIIe.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06
kFe &c all. the members q tAe ~.

AF- If all the members q tAe 1'se.,s
lature Of Louisiana, we're 70 occupy :.
much time ID gassingg as do asssf ~ p
Paul and Hyans,it wosld require : -
sion Of iusf fourteen hundred ysals,a
give them 4 hearing. LIST 'eua ioo1.as
the members We sena down. aaa 49, 80
til at there ia wisdom. - sllenca.-oa 'ss
Eagle. ...zz7@ .*z.5,.
:. Our young friend is fasher poin1ef'a
bis remarks. although The application
vary proper. II has baan shrsVdt5 e,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06
D4sUs1og m the Sen AqE.-Mr. AD-

D1suH1og IN THE Sen AqE.-Mr. AD-
NJ Of New Orleans, has introduced II
TIL Senate 4 series resolutions winch
take he affairs IF Kansas ! q Starting
point for f~re-eatIpg suggestions, and
then branch of into the strong proba-
bi|ilF that The time for Southern secess~
ion from tHe Union IS already visible,
by tbs aid Of disunion telescopes, and
that the period Of its arrival can be al.
most definitely fixed. The resolutions
authorize the Executive TO appoint dele
gates to aSouthern Convention, should
the holding Of one be decided upon, and
to call an extra session Of the Legisla-
ture, if, in his opinion, it should become
necessary for Louisiana to act alone
With the highest respect for the talents
and patriotism Of the author OF these
propositions, and warm sympathy With
the spirit Of resistance TO lnl ustlee, Which
a%ni1nates him, We eaunot resist The
thought that he incars a fearful Fespon-
sibility in thus lightly approaching the
subject Of a dissolution Of this glorious
Union.
L slave State gave rs bizth-we have
since early life been a resident ofLouisl-
ana-we fully appreciate, and entertain
as cordial a hatred for Northern tanata~
cisfn as any one, bnt at The same time,
we entertain "a %seneration for the sacred
compact sealed BY the blood Of cur fore
fathers which may not easily be thrown
aside, and which leads Us to d~epreeate
the policy Of familiariziug the public
mind with the idea Of disunion.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06

W During the heavy storm of wind
o. Sunday night last, the newly erected
sugar house Of Massrs. CAsrLE and Du-
AALDz, on Bayou Marangoin. Was blown
down. Il uas just flushed and delivered
to the owners when tie disaster occur
red. 49,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06

~ That Lager beer speech Of Phil
in'sHon the 22d alt,. was q splendid ef-
forSs, only tlaeEs was 40 oae present 10
hear i. Cur parish cooper Is q Enaggnif
cent instilu:ion-ain't be Earnest
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06

THE e aessR TarE RA1LRoAD.-1t is
With pleasure VI note the rapidly in
creasing business of this road. The
n, at the river terminus has been
crowded for the past week with su-
gar, molasses and cotton from The beau-
tifal Crosse Iete country. Two trips
peraay are nov necessary to bring out
the freight. phelandiing for some time
past has muc1h, re.ernbled the New Or
leans leyeo-minus the mud and filth,
howeYer-Hith The vast quantity Of
freight awaiting shipment, !
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06
SATURDAY MARC 6. 1855.

E We hare been promised q re-
porsol Capt Aliens ~ astef]y speech IN
isyor u closing Bayou Plsq,ie'nlne, and
will pulhIEiisth.i in our next issue.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06

HAnD T1A " in California
having nothing 70 Dc occupy their
time, having taken - committing suicide
way Of changing matters and 1hiags
4 pleasant method q Kidding ones self
OF e,'''us. So say late telegraph reports.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06

Fam VFrAas1Na.--If Messrs, Selma
linaki q Co, don't atop selling their
goods Is cheap y they DO, pretty soon
they will HAYS nc. more left in store
People agi;a'll buy when they can get good
goods cheap, and Nessrs. SD Co should
bear this il mind. Il they. don't, an
empty store rill soon show itself 10 the
crowds daily ffocking thitler.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06

- Photographic arsist.in Bristol,
England = announces n flaming plaesn's
his intentioa Of taking aphotograms. y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06

From, this date, all legal advertisements
stach1 ne ssfaleTiitIsSs sales, separation Of property
divorces. notices 81 Introduction, ETC. 7sstst be
paid Tor for within thirty days from the first IN
sert.on thereof. No exception Willie made
IN aay case.
rz~ All JOB Work si1,s,st be paid for on de.
VERY. n December 9Th. 1857.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06
G~@ HENRY ,. 1IEAEzs<
EDITOR AND RCpRIET0R. 4#$7
s~nerigl Notice.

ga~ Horny j. PHekett, il ctr authorized COL
isrtpr for the c,ly of Baton Rouge
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06

Re- We are pleased to note that those
veil and widely known journals the
PIaquezine Gazette and Sentinel, have
at length united their respective sheets
under one head. The move is evidently
a wise one, and We tlaink will add much
to the prosperity Of Messrs. BALcH and
BRADBURY. IbervilIa, though a large
and wealthy parish, will scarcely support
two newspapers under the existing con
.dlt'on q political matters, and it is far
more oo lucrative % the proprietors and in
terestlngg 70 the public that they should
be united. With BALoH in the editorial
chair and BRADBURS IN the mechanical
department, III shall hereafter have one
Of the best edited and conducted Jour
mails inthe State. Success: aud p.osperi-
ty attend the Gazette d Sentinel,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-06


dren and the living m~onstrosities remain
at the Ampil,itlheatre bepuHnfadi by the pa
pers, and looked atby the public 10 sone
extent. Fowler and Wells, the greaL
ptfenologists arrived here recently, and
all at once, the dear citizens were assured
BY the newspapers that the nost iu1por-
tant sensation they. could experience in
this world, would b 8 painful anxiety
regarding the formation Of their heads,
and aeonase uent examination BIZ Fowler
and Wells. Tihsss gentlemen are ooatin-
u&lly detecting brilliant mental qualities
among those who patronize than, that
were never evan dreamed Of BY THAR
fortunate 1,ossessors, OF any body slse,
and Il their business continues good du-
ring the balance Of The season T antiei,
pate the formation Of thirteen new: liitera-
" and scientific societies. ~
The city continues shTonged With
strangers. and o. pleasant DAYS, the
stree ! present ! delicious display ef.
bright eyes and-orinoline IS IS sappo-
sod 70 b. fol, Of course, q has only a
mysterious idea d tbs existence Of that
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04
An Apology.

Owing TO all hands playing soldier
and the fatigue Of the occasion, we are
unable to give the proceedings of the Gel,
ebration on Thursday. Moreover. the
limited space of time allowed US for issue
ing our paper, would not have been sufi,
cient to give the Celebration that justice
which it needed. We therefore promise
lengthy and full notice Of il in our next
issue. We NAV say though, in this aPol.
ogy, thati. was proud day for old Shop
herdstown, and will be remembered long
by those whose pleasure it was TO be
present.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04
Gifts! Gifts Gifts !

We direct the attention Of our readers
10 the "Gih" advertisement, Of G.. G.
EVANS, 439 Chcstnut Street, Philadel phia.
This is none OF the bogus concerns which
we frequently hear of, but is established
upon firm and substantial basis, dealing
even-handed justice to every one who
will "put in" for "Gifl" or Book. This
we can vouch for, from the fact that he
pays the printer in advance. There is
no better evidence OF mans honesty
than the very fact of his paying the prin-
ter in advance. Pitch in, you will surely
get genuine articles.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04
BALTIMORE NIARKET.

Flour.-'Fhe Flour market continues
inactive, bot is steady at previous rales.
The oily sale to-day was d iDl oI 100 bbls,
Howard Street at $3.50 pr Dbl. which
may 5e quoted as the railing rale for How
ard Street, Ohio, and STANDARD Cuy Mills.
There was some inquiry ihl, morning FOR
Extra Flour. and we heard Of sales OF l.
lGu hhIs. choice brands Ohio 81 SO per
bbl., and we quote this a tie outside Iaie
for Ohio Extra, Howard Street Extra is
held ass - ard We Q, ole C'iy Mills do,
at sG.25a6 30 per Dol. Rye Flour - sci
Ing at 81 5Oa4 10. aud Corn Meal con
in1es firm 81 $3.50 per LbI, for cry.
There is no Country Meal in he market.
Grain.-The supply Of all kinds was
again light to-day, out the market conlin-
ued firm. Red Nhea' sold al Ii6 cts,
for common, I2Jol30 cir, Tor good TO
prime, and whites al prices ranging from
1872 10 80 cts, for fair 10 prime lots. Oh
Coru there were about 4 900 bushels sold
at 1880 els. for white. and So cts. for
yellow. This embraced all the lots offer
ell on Change Both Wheat and Corr
closed very firm. There were sales re
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04
Horse Tanning.

.r ~:
nv POo"' (S"9 va ~
W S0'"e '''''' ''''' "S ''.''''''o w.,
'e'N"'Nao'G p""'' % N''e! U'oI "o'S'' "
VIC '""S' vicious "''n'v' anu ''"'S' VIZ y,
accounts o. MS surprising lg''S "e'e en-
a0'.ehIca'e"' 81 We ''"'u many WI"
uouO'eu 'Dem aI''9e'heT' WINE iNoS' ON
eGs OeIieVeo some accounts 10 De greauy
exaggerated we ourselves were eN-
ceeuingIy Ihcreu".ou' upon NE sooJec''
ana 90 not mink we ever saoo'd nave ue'
IIeVed all stalled Of karey' had we MOI zee"
an eye witness 10 eNihclIon7 OF similar
ana 'qoaHy astonishing character, ha'.
ing purchased OF ~ M Tough Esq o,
Hondonn County, VIVA 'hree year o."
colt, we were told by MIR. Richard D.
OIuoo OF diiisOorough mat lie coNI" tame
him IN less than ~ hour so tha' any one
could mount and ride hIm without diIii.
Guilty We OF course olu not suppose
he POSSESSED any such power over nor
ses, but accompanied han upon request
to Dir. dongh's' more through curiosity
than otherwise MS con- "aS 80 WIN, nv,
t"at no sooner man NE pest , 'Iue's '.,, ANU
morse breakers /" '"e "e'g MOI .,oou l' '',
Cd MS "acN '"e \ 'oue,,' E.J ,"' osor ,hrown
Vengeance ~ l'"'' 20" 49,, ,,..a,.,,I
!tsS as'' E L.s 0oo 90 oo MIA saw lack Rpbi.
''o Ca" t o,'c,r - ar1., 6n~ arriysI .,
S ,I Jn,, No., ." A. C,nLb lad the col,
,,;a-an liz sido !, the s,ghlo and entire.
y, ~" o5o ~; ~" bis wiIl lie handled him
oysr'i im ~ wav with impunity,
/" 10y '.'"s '"@o'1 WV 49, ..on
anu '"e', H''T" SI' " go ga: P ~ =
nim ano ueu MS IegS Ioge'r c. WIFI; ;,. ,"e
JlngHnFI trace cna'hSI III .e" lDl NJ
a"er' ne houn'eu anu o. 'oGe D''ii ,r ~ - NE
borough Wi'hoIt dlllcuiiy' he mex
Gay we mounted anu o's'"oIn'eu ne,
quenuy "i'hou' any one 70 NOV" Nun '''o
Foue DIM + niies WIN Sa,eY'
a ie" evenings a''ef WIS MI "'"DO
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04
The Camp Meeting.

The crowd at the Camp Meeting or
Sabbath last was immense-the larges
gathering, we think, we have ever wit
messed in this county The services on
that day were peculiarly interesting and
and were marked with de-
gree OF solemnity becoming the day and
the occasion. Within The circle Of tents,
where the people Of God had assembled
TO offer Him praise, the most perfect or
der prevailed. What occurred without
the circle we are not prepared 10 say, bat
we suppose the usual amount OF drinking
and rowdyism existed. But for tins
The cause of religion and this particular
mode of worship shonid not be held re-
sponsbIe. We presume that when John
preached upon Jordon, where the Saviour
himself was baptized, that there were out
Sders WHO cared nothing tor the doctrines
that were proclaimed, bat were ihere to
epjov--if there is enjoyment in lt-al'
the rowdyi,m and Prohjgaey incident to
the assembling Of people together. Those
who went to ProGtby the meeting had
every means OF doing so-'hose who
went to drink and carouse, we suppose,
had facilities afforded them TO accomplish
their desires.
The first sermon Of the day was preach
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Baird, and was well
received by all present His text was,
IF We then being evil, know how to give
good gifts unto your children, how much
more shall your Father hich is in heag-
en- give good things 10 them that ask him!'
This text was closely adhered 10 by tie
reverend speaker,and the line Of argument
deducted therefrom was strong and con
vincing.
ALL o'clock the stand was occupied
by Rev. Norval Wilson of Jefferson Cir
cult. We need scarcely say anything OF
this sermon, for it was such as required
TO be heard to be appreciated, and we are
sorry that we are NOT able to give the sew
eral points laid down and discussed.
IN the afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, the Rev.
James II. March preached TO the I'M
mense gathering, and the touching man
ner in which he alluded to the labors, on
or near the spot where he then stood, of
Collins, Tarring, Smith and others, caused
tears to flow from many an eye unused to
weeping. Throughout his discourse he
was listened to with the most marked at
enion, and we believe the truths which
be sPake found Judgment in the hearts
Of many OF his hearers.
Rev. Mr.. Rcbey preached at 7 o'clock
in the evening, alter which prayer meet
ing was held in the altar, and when sc
eGt the ground, there were several per-
sons al the mourper's bench, seeking the
pardon and forgiveness Of their sins.
Altogether The exercises of Sunday
we're such as to commend themselves to.
he hearts and CONSEQUENCES Of the people.
and We trust that the seed sown may re-
suit in rich and abundan. harvest. The
meeting is sill in progress, and will con
.jnue until Thursday morning.--SpTh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04

D orted of about 1000 bushels Oats ?, ~.
4G cts, for new Maryland. and 81 cts 70,
Old Pennsylvania. We quote Rye to da la,
at rs cts. for Virginia and MARYLAND
and SOas2 cts for Pennsylvania, Tha
only lot at market was one Of lGl busbaI.
Virginia, and this parcel was sold at G.
cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-09-04
sketches. &C.

We saw at the celebration on Thurs
day, a gentleman taking sketches of the
Military, &C., with the intention, we
learn, of having them published in Har-
per's Magazine.
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Contested Election

The contested election for the Sheriff
atty Of this County. occupied the great
portion Of the Angus! Term of The County
Court, but was not terminated previous to
the adjournment Of the Court on Friday
last. 1t will again come up at the Sep
TENDER Term. when is likely the same
SET OF magistrates will sit. So far, some
nineteen votes have been declared to be
illegal. These were votes given for Mr.
Campbell and challenged by Mr.. Aisquirh
The other side has not yet been reached
Spirit.