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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
News from Rebel Sources.
WAsHIraroS, Feb. l6.

FROM LRR's FRONT.
The Richmond Dispatch Of Feb. 14th
contains the following:
All is quiet at Petersburg. There has
been no movement of any importance
since yesterday week. The enemy hold
their newly acquired position on Hatch
er's Run, and their pickets are thrown
out short distance west Of that point.
These new lines take in very extern
sive piece Of woodland, which will prove
q great comfort for them. They are
building observatories at several points
along their lines. With the Yankees the
observatories seem completely to have
superseded Professor Lowe and his bal
looms.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
Exchange of Prisoners.

Gen. Grant has effected an arrangmen
with the rebels for the exchange of pris.
oners, nan for man, officer for officer, ol
his equivalent, until one or the Other
party exhaust the number they now hold
The exchange has already commenced
and il is expected that within three
months at the iarthest, all our prisoner,
in reble hands will be within our lines
The Danville and Salisbury prisoners viii
he the 6rst 10 arrive.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
Migration to the far West.

A letter in a western paper, dated
Waverley, Missouri, January 1lth, says
"Nesrly every family in the town ant
surrounding country are making prepar-
ations to leave in the spring--some for
Idaho, some for Nevrda, Montana. Colo
RADIO, Nebraska, and California. Many
farms will be abandoned and many homes
vacated. We are still infasted with rob-
bers. Almost every night aome fermer
loses his money, clothing or horses. Ii
will DO worse next summer, and bush
whacking will be tenfold as bad as it has
ever been. There will be no possibility
for qniet man to live here, One side
or the other will kill or rob him. There
will be no market here for anything next
simmer, owing to the scarcrty Of the
population"
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AFFAIRS IN NORTH CAROLINA

Unofficial intelligence has been receiv-
ed here that force of the enemy ssti-
mated at 10000 men. have landed al
Newbern. 1t is believed to be their OBJ
ject to advance at once upon Raleigh, OF
a: least upon the lines of our railroad in
North Carolina. They are said to have
brought with them five locomotives, and
military road iron sufficient to lay forty
or fifty miles of track. Grant visited
Newbern some ten days ago and this Wis
1t now appears to have been to plan and
arrange this expedition. The forcs en-
gagged in this expedition is supposed to
re 3 part Of Thomas command. Ws
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-22
OFFICIAL,
Charleston Evauated.
WAsAnoTon, Feb. qo.--WAR DEPART

WARRINGTON, feD' xo.-" w An DEPAkT'
MENT.
To Gen. Die:
The evacuation of Charleston by the
rebels is announced in to follwing tele-
gram, Just received from General Grant:
CRY Po1NT, Feb. 30
To E. II. Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
The following dispatch is just received,
signed u. s. Grant, Lieut.. Gen.
"The Richmond Examiner of to-day
just received, says Charleston was evac-
uated on Tuesday last"
[Signed] G. E. WETZEL, Maj. Gen,
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E9- Two thousand of the rebel pris

EI" Two thousand Of the rebel priso-
ners at Elmira have made application to
take the oath of fallegiance-four hundred
within the last fifteen days. None who
make the application are subject to ex-
change, and all who apply must either
have been conscripted, or If volunteers,
must show that they are also diserters.
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SHOOTING A CITIzEs - Policeman Abraham
Vincent Of the t2d Precinct, who WA arrested on
"wednesday, for firing pistol at painter who Vas
engaged In painting house at the time vas brought
before Justice Walsh yesterday, and fined s5. The
ball caused only slight essh wound. The charge Of
ssssut With deadly weapon not being prss..d the
accused was convicted Of drunkenness
A SUPPOSED DEsERTER.--Th. BODY Of a man
was picked up at Ford's Dock, Fast River, yesterday
morning. 1t dressed In sailot's uniform In the
hcsd -sss bullet hole supposed to have been 10 eted
While attempting 10 desert In his pocket vas let
ter directed 70 John Bur sell L. g. steamer Vermont
Deceased had been in the water about one month
Coroner Lynch took charge Of the remains.
FELL From BuuLDfNo. after.
noon a workman named John hell tell from one Of
the new buildings In course Of completi in MAr,ton
Powers coal yard, Water street and fractured his
lsr and wrist He rA taken 70 the brooklyn City
Hospital.
ROBBED IN HorEL.--A Pennsylvania
miner named John Duffy, NN robbed Of s4Oi, at the
Montsuk Hotel in Fulton street on the night Of the
Sd. lie bad taken lodgings, and While asleep, the
loom ses entered, and the money distracted from
bs pockets.
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CLEARED.
STEAMSHIPS Bremen, Bremen Marths Ste.
vens, Baltimore; Daniel Webster, BOSTON.
SUPPLEMENTS Grnnell Spencer, for London.
BARKa -Cuttenburg, Bremen. Iva haracsibo;
Palermo O. Boy; Holland 81 Jago; Lucfetia PHI.
BRIGs-Dispatch, Clace Bay; Austin, Falmouth,
Eng; Alice LEONARD, Cienfuego. Craze Worthington.
w Gree nough, Pictou, \ ;; Nevsbo$, Ceara and
Para Magma Chata Gov Bay, Z u.
BCHOoNERs-Mary Bell, AMBIENT, n 8; Rio,
shulee, :; Emblem Halifax; Queen Of Clippers
ton; Ben Ensli.h, Bo-ton; Nicola Machias; CIsta-
Salem Camilla, PrOviucetos ; Buckley, London
Concorpia, SsvbuYport; White Foam, Georgetov o;
Samuel Gilman, boston.
sLooP-LeIinston. Young, New Haven, Conn.
ARRIVED.
sTEAMsHIPs-Glasaow, Liverpool and Queens
town costa Rics. Aspnwal; Thomas Colyer Wash
ington; ~ { Daniel Webster, CITY POINT, Va
City OF Port an Prince, Port au Prince.
BHIPs-Joven Thomas, tPort.l Lisbon; Clyde,
Antwerp, via Cork; southcn RIGHTS Shields Eng.
Guy Mannering Fortress Monroe; Polar Star, Of Boe
ton from London and Gravesend; Adelaide Liy'L
BARKS-Eliza Young, Havre Union, n Orleans;
Neptune, Cardiff; Mary Purdy, Ma,snzas; KAtha-
iinc Antwerp; Father, Of Yarmouth. from sasuA
Anna Wallis, New Orleans Prin. Alexandra, Ponce.
Neuyita-; Velocity, OF lsmaioa from Cienfuegos;
| J sherwood, ZazA Geo Crump sssua; John bernard,
Trinidad, Cuba; Export, tieniuegos.
| sCHOONERS-Wm Flint, Orleans; Rachel Sea-
man, Pensacola. Louisa A Johnson Beaufort fdw in
| Watson, AleSaldrias J & ID CIameT, Virginia John
g Ferris, DO; Mar Price phisdephia for Sorw ich;
City Point, EizAbethport for New Haven, Victory,
Prince Edw ard lsnd Hen. kos., Cornwallir; Nancy
| lulifaI; Romeo, Belfast for Fortress Monroe; y
| Kirk, New Haven; Eyeyn, Stanford, Alnon bacon,
| Ezabethpo.t for Providence; Joseph Calaie; kos-
| suth, Ellsworth; Madison Holmes beaufort; Barter
| NiTsiuiG Haze do; Anna shepard, UteCnpoTt VIII
4 liam Burden, City Point Va.
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BROOKLYN

CuANaISo THE NAMES or CERTAIN
srREra.-rhe Committee of the BROOKLYN Common
Council having full charge Of the subject have been
engaged in remaining all streets In the city which
may be duplicated, aud there are many such. There
are fcverai Wyckoff streets Nassau streets, Grand
streets Chuton streets and and the streets
Of nearly the euure Sth Ward are named lst I'd sd,
&C. precisely thosc In large portion of the East
sr District. All these names arc now changed The
following are among the most prominent
Kent avenue will extend through lst street, Frank
lin aud Commercial ste in h. ID. " Newtown tftek.
Fnnk lin avenue will extend from the Flatbuah line,
through Nythe avenue, I'd street. aud Norman
gyrnus 10 Nswtown Greek, diAiAnce OF nye mlles.
Nassau avenue, in the T.. d., will run through Sd
street to division avenue Bedford avenue embraces
4th street; Van Cut avenue IA continued through
tends through south 9th street commencing at the
city iue; NesseToe street akes out South am stnot
" ycko1 street takes out South % rtrGet; RsnOn
street tAkts Out South 18th street ALhntlc aNeuuo
wipes out Atlantic street Fulton avenue Wipe our
Fulton street Roth tho above thoroughaTes VIII be
known a. avenues from the Fast River TO East New
| lolk, and Will he numbered accordingly. Flushing
80 avenue will extend through POgers sreel 10 flai-
| bush avenue " abugton avenue IL 10 be known az
either sheridan OF NoolsVy ayenue-Inot yet deeld,
| ed Clinton avenue Sherpgn avenue, Grand
| avenue ~ Grant avenue, and MesserOe svsnue ~
| Lincoln avenue.
The report Of the Committee will probably be pre-
scented to the Common Council On Monday evening
psxt leI epatIIaALipR,
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PAIN EXTRACTOR.

nALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
- Ia the only specific for Buns and scslds, reliev
ing the dreadt1l agony in q tew minutes and always
healing without scar. positive cure tor Piles Try
II and you will I've convinced. II has been in
rs yesrs. There IL hardly per-on but what has
thst could be induced to he without box in Of
sudden accident single box will save many doc
tors bill. II has no equal in curing CUTS, WOUNDS
BRI IsES, FEVER SORES, HEUAATISM and
the worst CORNs and BUNlONS. All inhammatio ns
spraina sAltrheum and eyes thai have re-
ssted every other remedy. Three sizes-e5 cts, 90
ct. and ell The 81 boz contains much a. sir rs e.
For sale by the gross or single boz at Depot ~
Liberty q, New York. 3ls
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SHIPPING.

EOR LIVERPOOI-TAPSCOT LINE.
ship HlBERNIA sail, Nav sth.
LINE FUR LONDON,
ship AMEkiCkS EAGLE sails May 9th.
For passage TO and from the Old Country BY either
steamship or sailing vessel drafts reduced rates
apply 10 TAI SCOTT BROS. co, sc South st. $40
pASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
L aud London--By the Old Black star Line For
Liverpool the CONSTITUTION salls on April 18th
For London. The CON. GRISNEl.I, April 18th
For p-sase apply 70 WILLIAM GUIoN, W Fulton
ct. 1874
STRAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
- pnOT. -tPIS all. saturday Ma, oo,h WIZ
GISIA sails saturday, May 9Th. Cabin passage siOa
steeIase s95, PAYABLE in currency Apply TO WILL
III ANS GLIOS, - broadway. 32a
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The Weight ola Bu.hel.

The following table shows the number. Of pounds Of
various articles contained in . bushel;
whsst a1ty pound.
Corn, shelled, any sir pounds
Corn, on the cob, seventy pounds
Rye, hfy-siI pounds.
Oats, thirty -ux pounds.
Barley, forty -six pounds
BuckwbeaL hhy -siI pounds
Irish potatoes SIXTY pounds.
Sweet potatoes hfty pounds.
Onions hhy-sevcn pounds.
Beans, siSty pounds.
Bran, twenty pounds.
Clover seed, siIty pounds.
Timothy seed. forty Ave pounds.
Hemp seed, forty Ave pounds
Bluegrass seed, fourteen pounds.
Dried peacles thirty three pounds.
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Personal NOTICES.

THE ADVERTISER LEFT A TRAVELLING
! bag at hotel where they keep ooarders and
dodgers stranger In the city and cannot make out
the place again Please " send IL 10 sso Greenwich
,N DAN. hURPHY, "
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N MEDICINES.

ANY PERSON WHO Is FOND OF LIQUOR
may be cured Of the desire for II, by some friend
ssns pssa * e se eSeS pI
Free Free one dollar, For sale Al IS Division 81; az
liehth sv and 9al Hudson at, New York Hayes i7S
Fulton s e. and Mines, II! fulton ST. srGStlyn and
OF limitations which sicken those 70 whom they are
given. D
n LEA NSE THE BLoO D.
" With corrupt disordered or yitiAted Blood, you
Sores, Of in come active disease, or II may merely
keep YOU lstess depressed and good for nothing Hut
YOU cannot have good health whie your blood IL i'm.
pure. Ayers snsspariila purges out thess impuri-
scticn restoring the health and sIpeiiins disease
Hence IL rapidly cures VARIETY Of complaints which
are caused by impurty of the blood such scrofula
or Kings Evil Inm9r, Ulcers, Sores Eruptions
elias. letter or Salt Rheum, scald Head. Ring Worm
Cancer or Cameron. rumors, Sore Eyes, Liver Com
plants and Heart Diseases Try Ayers Barsaparilia
and tor yourself the surprising activity with which
1t eleanses the blood and cures these disorders.
During late year, the public have been misled by
larRe bottles pretending to give quart Of Ertraet Of
saruaparia Tor one dollar. Aost OF these have been
frauds upon the ;ei for they no, only contain little
any, sarsaparillA but often curative properties
whatever. Hence bitter disappointment has ioiosed
the use Of the various extracts OF sarsspaa which
synon with imposition and cheat still we call
this compound Sar.apsrilla" and intend 10 supply
o9 obOSy Which rests upon H. ,hiP 5I the lSSd
ground for believing II has virtues which are iTresist
ible by the ordinary run oil the diseases 10
10 cure. We only assure the sick that e ofIer
them the best Alternative which We know how to pro.
duce, and have reason 10 believe IL 10 BY far ths
moot eiectuA purifier Of the blood YET discovered By
any body,
AYEk's CHERRY PICTORIAL 10 90 universally
known to surpass every other remedy for the cure
Coughs, Colds, Influenza Hoapensss, Group, Bron-
chitis lneipient Consumption, and for ,he relief Of
Consunptivs Patients in advanced staees Of the dis
ease that M useless here recount the evidence Of
II. virtues. The sQrld knows them.
Prepared by Dir, J, c. AVER & Co, Lowell Mass,
and sold by all Druggists and dealers In medicine
| everywhere, ALL
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DENTISTRY.

A SIT OF TEETH MADE IN HOURS,
n at 8a5 Sixth ave, bet, 2lst aud 2ed SIS. Cheap
light durable upper sets with plumpeu TO restore
youthful appearance; also Weighted lower sets En-
tire satisfaction or no pay. No advance required.
Laughing gas heAh every day, gwen without extra
charge. $50
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palm OF WHITE LILLIEs-THIS EX-
Deellent preparation for akin diseases such a PIN:
south second 81 williamsbursh, and Al " Eighth
ave New YoTk Price ~ esns pg bettlA wv
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TRADES MOVEMENTS.


At the te5urumen, .! the Court bad not closed his
argument
TRADES MOVEMENTS.
woRKiSGxEa's USIos-rhe regular semi-monthly
meeting Of thi. body was held last evening at Early
Closing Associations Hall, In the Bowey. Deesstes
from the Horse shoer. Association and fromitbe In
transitional Association Of shpw rights, we're admit
ted the pr viese of the Goor The President n the
International Ships nights Mon OF the West spoke
that section Of the country, rho he said we're pro-
stessing we'll, and forwarding the Interests Of the
sueeessiuI The present. he said vas the frst trade
assembly he had been in,eat Of the mountains ono
hours question The President Of the Interns,ion-
all shpvrishts and Csulteu Union spote
lie con,idered tbs, the ''rnudsis Of the North
the instruments Ia the dethronemeni Of Cotton. A
s:S me NE 'a as Tie
Union va controlled BY politicians hut be va nov
that the shipvIishu would soon into the sion
The Chairman and other subsequently delivered
wi, on the Carmen and Lsborsn, Association, With
regard 10 the reception Of the delegation " that
sod E9lsd mat ,ssy sss no, iGnnsI,sd ab sh
fore admitted. delegation appeared from Brook
Ign, and Invited tho Ascension " mass meeuns
W BE- held there neIt week. The remainder of the
evening vas devoted W matters connected with the
forthcoming picnic, after which the meeting I'D.
Journod.
PAISTRRs CrSrrAL rsroS.-Last evening ape
| oiL meeting Of ,hs body vas held at 1888 Bossry. II
appears that the boss painters recently Organized
rociety Of journeymen which they pledged them
seye, 70 support. This sction DID not meet With The
m.eiihg. A resolution va. passed directing al
painters belonging 70 the Union Who are employed IN
| vmfins, 10 strife on tuesday morning and refuse
20 wat With non-.ociety men. A mas meeting q all
y,inlers connected With the nion Is to be held on
| Monday evening.
| JouRSrYslS BlkIRs-The,e very hard vorke
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Too Late for classification.
- EAT II q.

ROCHE-On Friday, Nav 8, John Roche, aged so
yrsfs, nom Cn,tlcloN Roche, 60 Cork, Ireland.
His remains will he taken FROM Bellevue Hospital,
at O'Clock on SUNDAY, It'll inst TO Calvary Come
try for intennent 2SI
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DRY GOODS.

CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES FOR BOYS
~ wear. at LAMBERT's, b23 Greenwich ~ at very
reduced prices. Also black and coloIed apacas very
cheap. Also shirtnss and pants, at the lowest
market price. 200
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ALL WHO SUFFER WITH THE sYMP-

ALL WHO SUFFER WITH THE sYMP-
n toms Of the early stages Of Consumption, such
ColGH, TICKLING N Tue THROAT, RAISING
or BREATHING, PAINS IN THE SIDES AND
CHEST, &c &c, should know tina. all their suffer
LODGED in the air cells Of the lungs and which II no,
Emoved will rot those cells, form cavities In the
lungs, and end In death. The Cough In Consumption
10 simply effort OF nature TO rid the lungs Of this
corrupt matter which orpess them. 'ris plain there
fore that 10 Consumption. We must remove this
phlefm matter from the lungs this Ia why my plan
Of eatnent 10 essiul IN the Of Consump.
ton. prepare medicine which remove the dlsessed
matter from the ungs, and heal such psrts a. may
have suffered from uce ration invite investigation
into the hundreds Of of Consum pon where the
sufferers have been restored TO health by the OF
my medicines | have no qusck preparations, or
patent medicines but prepare remedies suited 70
zach case. NJ. &. O'1OOLE. MD
SIS Third avenue, above l2Ih street
40 New York
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MARINE NEWS.


May e-s. Rise. 5o-s. seu, I O2-Nn ri.,..morn.
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10 .a.Lai alici "a Court TO cuosh the Indictment
o. 10 give The prisoner speedy tsia. Mr. GrahsIn,
couriti Tor the prosecution icpiei to Mr. Cram and
At the td01rumeni .! the Court bad not closed his
argument.
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MY METAPHYsICAL DIaCO

DICCON
consists Of three distinct preparations, which enter
the system by absorption, passing through the eyeA
and scalpthe only channels ever designed By the
All wise Creator for lubriestng the machinery OF ths
human body, and cleansing and keeping II free from
all obstructions, The Liquids Dissolve the mucous In
the system, and drive II out through the natural
chsnne Of the body consequent y circulation 10 re-
stored-whieh Is the life Of the machine.
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PRICE So.
NO BORING WITH ms rKUMENTs.
NO BLOWING IN THE EARS.
No SUFFISG Up THE NOSTRIIS, OR IN.
PRODUCING WIRES.
no TOURING MEDICINE DOWN TBR
THROAT,
The Metaphysical Discovery will reach every spo,
that instruments and drug, VIII reach and thousand
Of places besides.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES OF
~ %, slV and $40 at par, at the Sun oihee oouni'
er. Also pennies. 80
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11
Sunirnce Of IlenrJ WIZ,

The President tiae approved HE sen-
lence passed upon Henry WIZ, ITO be
hanged by the neck I'LL he be dealt" and
ordered 10 be carried INTO execution on
Friday, yesterday the l0sa day of No
vember, belw cen The hours Of + o'clock
A. Nj, and l2 O'Clock noon. The Wash
lnglon Sidt says:
Tie sentence of Wirz was read 10 him
on Monday afternoon by General Augur,
commanding tins department, who pro,
ceed,d 10 the prisoners room, sccompa-
MED by Capt. Russell: provost marshal,
aud Capt. George Il. Waldbridge, com
mandlnl Of the prison. General Augur
in few words, at once informed the pIIs-
oner Of tie nature Of his unpleasant err
rand, aud proceeded to read the sentence.
The prisoner listened to the reading
with considerable composure, apparently
having prepared Himself tcr II, and al the
conclusion remarked, well, suppose il
must be done" In moment or two he
looked across the passage III The direction
oil General prl>coe cell, which is rppo,
'ile the one occupied by him, and called
out to him, General, Pun TO he hung
Before tie officers retired, Wiz eAclaim.
ed, e! Il haunt my prosecutors ~ Wrz
ihen askrd 'haI Rev. Father Boyle. Of 81
PEERS lHdIho!lc) church, be sent for; al
40, Mr.. Louis Schsde, his counsel.
In shor, time Father Boyle, who had
previous y visited him during his imprS
onmenl, was in attendance and talked It
him long and earnestly in reference 10 The
interests Of his soul. Father Boyle ais,
spent some time with The condemned
man yesterday morning. Wirz says now
he knows that his duty is 10 attend to his
spiritual interests, and wishes 10 make hi:
peace with God, but i, is Difficult, for hir
20 forgive those whom il is his duty 10 for
give. but he hopes through esrnes, prsyer
to be able before he dies 10 forgive all anc
die in peace with all mankind. He now
devotes himself 10 reading religious works
but does not spend his time in writing a:
formerly; his rig arm. which was woun
ded DUNG The ear 1863, having become
50 painful that il is with difficulty lha, hC
Can use ii. His wife is now in GeoIgIs
having lrfl here some weeks since 10 al
Tend III her ctIldrsn. the person 10 whose
care she had left them. so as 70 be al tn,
lrIal, having died while she was here.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

On A ElsIr.-Me are glad 10 welcome
our friend Major c. N. Welshahs. eldest
son of Joseph Welshans, Esq, of this
town, upon returning TO his native home,
after an absence of Eve years. During
the four eventual years of the war he held
a commission as Major upon Gen. Prices
staff, in the confederate army, and par.
ticipaIed upon many hard Tough, and
bloody battle fields. He received seven
severe WOUNDS whilst in service, and is
now looking exceedingly well. His bus.
mess location is Baton Rouge, Louisiana,
where he and his partner, Mr.. Edmond.
son. are conducting large Commission
Business. besides dealers in Dry Goods,
Groceries. Provisions, Boots and Shoes,
&C.. DC. May success attend him iu
future.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

TouRSAMENT.--We learn from the
Free Press that grand Tournament
came of at Charlestown on Friday OF
last week. Hon. w. II. Travers oficia-
led as spokesman. The result of the
victors were as follows: F. ]. Manning,
knight of The Lone Star, crowned Miss
Mary Rutherford, Queen Of Love and
Beauty Charles G.. Johnson, Knight OF
Woodburn, Miss ..nna A. Gallaher, lsl
Maid Of Honor Austin M. Lock, Knight
of Willow, Miss Mary E. Ransom, 2nd
Maid Of Honor William P. Manning,
Knight Of Shenandoah, Miss Mamie
McEndree, OF Shepherdstown, 3rd Maid
of Honor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11

HoRsE THILvEs.-The Frederick &c.
an.iuer states that two men who gave
their names as Patrick Mackin and Mi.
chael Welsh were arres,ed in that city
on the charge of stealing horses from
Messrs. Sma!.woud and 10y, residents OF
Jrlierson county, Va. They had hear
ing before Justice H4r!lng, WHO commit
ted them to jail to avail lie r.qujol'ion Of
the Governor Of Wesr Virginia. Tie
horses we're Identified and recovered.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-11
JEFFERSON ELEorloN.-ll will DO seen

JEFFERSON ELECTloN.-lt will DO seen
by reference 10 the proceedings of the
Board of Supervisors held in this place
on Tuesday last that for various reasons
Sc. forth by said Board, the vote has been
so changed as to give the entire radical
ticket msjoriiy in this county, whereas
previous to said change the whole conser-
va,ye ticket was elected. The following
figures will show the result as changed
by the Board -
Jor Judge-Hail 3l5; Kennedy 1874 I;
Berry 10.
For Senator-Chspline 500; Dowaey
l69.
For Legislature-Koonce 347 Nc
Curdy 945 Yantiz 1879; Shaull 90.