Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-02

Gen. Jackson, of the rebel army.and Iin.
ION q HAYS. rebel Senator from Tennrs.
see were arrested al WylhevIle, Va. by
Marshall Chamblry, of Nashville.
There are now eleven National B,nks
in West VIRGINIA. VIZ: At Wei, bury,
Wheeling. lhree) FairmonI, Morga"'o"".
Clark.hutg, Parkershu-g. (two) Narms.
burg. Point Pleasant aud Charleston.
II is said to be satisfactorily demonsIra.
I ted that every time a wife Seo!ds her lu'.
band she adds wrinkle TO her iace Il
is thought the announcement ct 'hI' Tact
will have The most satisfactory eiesi, es-
pecialIy as it is understood that every
lime wife smiles on her hu'band II will
remove one of the old wrinkles
New York, August ga special De
spa,ch from Nashville Ia the UoTH says
the ex-Rrbel General Wheeler was bad
.ly beaten to-day by Colonel Blackburn
and Captain Queen, IN consequence 81
Unrest maze during the war 10y Wheeler
tina, he would Nil Blackburn IT ever he
Took him prisoner, as he was -
homemade Yankee. Wheeler was in bad
health when attacked, and was severely
be1;ea.
Ga Friday last an officer of aa'honly
called on J,T. Davis, who announced
himself as in very good health. the only
drawback being carbuncIe on hi leg and
slight touch Of orysipeIas. In speaking
at WIZ, Davis SAID 'bath never seen az
heard Of him before his arrest; adding.
ina, from what he knew of Wander. hay.
ing been class mate OF his at West Point.
he did no, believe thst he would he guilty
Of such awful acts OF nhumanIiy as as
LAID 10 his charge.
The gentleman who made speech IN
behalf Of Gen. Grant on lis return to G'-
lena. saId that the Lieutenant General re-
garded illinois az his residence and tho
State in when his vote shall be cast, and
lbaI though he must necessarily reside AT
times in Washington. he will make as
FREQUENT visits as possible TO Galena, aud
regard that as his home.
The Oh Regular Cavalry. formerly The
old I'd while under command al zen. 100
bert +. Lee, has lately received 300 new
recruits, all of whom have served IN the
war as veterans. This regiment IS now
in splendid condition, aad was ordered TO
Texas a short time since, but is al present
in camp near Frederick.
Great frauds have recently been perpe'
raled in New York, by young man
named Edwin kclchum, who forged gold
checks 10 The amount OF 81 500 600. IL
is said that he viclmlzed bis employer,
Charles Graham, 10 the tune oj 1885 600.
The result has been the failure or suspcn-
sion of the house OF Keichum, Son q Go.
and also tina, of Graham d. CO.
Great excitement exist IN financial CIR
cles, and the stock mark is fiat. Young
Ketchum left for parts Unknown.
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Star says, the popular subscription OF
ten cenumes, for gold medal for Mr'.
Lincoln, was still progressing. There
were $4,000 subscribers, and y committee
appointed to raise the number 10 100000.
]. NJ. KiIgore. late Of Maryland, and
hose properly was recently hbeIled Tor
confscalon, is a candidate for the LegH-
laiure in loudoun county, Virginia.
SUSPENSION OF PAEDoNs.-The Pres
idenl has requested the Attorney General
TO suspend ,he issue OF warrants for par
don unIll further orders. This action
has been taken in order 10 facilitate
general clearing up Of the numerous and
complicated petitions now before the
President, to give him the opportunity to
adopt some plan which will prevent IN
necessary and shameful Intervention by
The pardon brokers.
The cattle plague CONTINUES the prom.
ncnt topic Of discussion in England. The
disease Is still spreading, notwithstanding
the efforts made to check II. The reP"H
that the disease was introduced by foreign
cattle Is disputed.
indianapolis, Aug. pa man named
Lemos supposed to be an accompIlce OF
lae Assassin Boulh, aud a woman believed
to he Jane Eippnlg, w,re arrested At foH
Wayne, lnJlana, YESTERDAY by order 81
Gsncrai ilovey, com"audar ~ Indians.
Bolh are now ~ the military puson mere.
Lemo, Is the same man who was recently
arrested at New Haven. Connecticut. for
robbery, but subsequently, escaped.
TO- A correspondent wrInng from
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