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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18
Contested Election.

We understand that o. d. Downey,
Esq, conservative candidate for State
Senator al the late election has notified
Joseph A. Chaplne, Esq, his opponent,
that he will contest his seal in the Sen
ale upon the following grounds -
ls,. That Jefferson and Berkeley
counties are no part of West Virginia !;
tina, if they are they are no part of the
Tenth Senatorial District.
I'd. That a, Shepherd and ChaPline
townships, 100 votes were rejected by
the Inspectors, and who refused 10 place
them on rejected lists.
Sd. In AveIil Township, sc votes
were cas-, for Downey and placed on
rejected list and were not counted by the
Supervisors as required by law.
4,h. Tha. only four of the Supervisors
voted to throw out the Charleslown vote.
9Th. That Daniel Cameron, one of the
Supervisors, was voluntary substitute
for his son in the rebel army.
9th. That Il. W. Pouerfrld was Dep
uly Sheriff under VIM. Rush who was
defeated by large majority OF the popu-
lar vote, but who was elected by this &C.
ten of the Supervisors.
7,h. That Gen. Emory sen. troops to
Berkeley county through false represent
,alion, to J. w. Pllzer, Sheriff of said
county; that these soldiers arrested eight
of the most prominent and loyal ci'iz ms
OF SAID county.
9Th. That loyal men in Berkeley coun-
ty who had served in the U. S. Army
were challenged for disloysky when
known rebels were allowed to vote for
Chaplne wrIhou. being challenged.
OH. That III lIejgesvllle Township,
ballots cast for Uowney were taken from
tue place Of voting and publicly burnt IN
Inc streets.
lO,h. That 10 Morgan county two
Townships. RoeGgap aud Timber Ridge,
were thrown out; both Of said townships
gave Downey large majority.
ll.h. Tha, the seven Townships in
Hardy gave Downey large majority
and were thrown out by the Supervisors.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

The Baltimore Sun states tina. there
are now over 1000 persons employed IN
The various departments OF this road, and
the amoua, Of business being done Is
larger than ever before. All the double
track on the main stem from the Monoca-
cy 10 North Mountain. and on the west
ern end of the road tina, had been destroy
ed during the war, is now replaced, and
much more double track, and sidelings
have been added, betw cen Ellcou's Mills
and Marlnsburg. Large workshops al
Msrinsburg, Harper's Ferry. and other
points, are in rapid course Of cOnslruc.
ton. The average amount OF coal bro''
TO Baltimore city by the company reaches
the extraordinary figures Of 10000 tons
per month. The freigh; trains from The
ives, number seven or eight every "a
hours, and these are filled with sll the
products of the IVES, and Southwest.
Quantities OF freight from the West, d.
rect for European market, via the Bal
,imore and liverpool Line OF steamers,
are constantly arriving. On Saturday
last over 400 Car loads Of f.eight arrived
from the west, and several long trains
| lief, the Mt. Clare and Camden street de-
pots filled with dry goods, groceries, &C.
for ell points west.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18

Ii will be recolecled that large sums OF
money were offered for the detection and
arrest OF those engaged in the assas'lna'
lion of PIesiden, Lincoln, and Subsequent
ly for the capture of Jeff. Davis. Both
matters were accomplished, and the mon
ey for the arrest of Davis was not long
since all paid over 10 General Wilson and
his party. Owing 20 the large number
engaged in bunting down Booth and his
associates, il was more difficult TO tell &c
whom The reward was due. The Secre'
larry OF War consequently appointed
committee TO investigate the matter ano
make the proper division. The repor
was made out and sent TO the Secretary o.
War, who approved and sent it to the
President, for bis approval and order &c
di.bur.e HE money. No action has beer
taken YET by him. and large number o
detectives are now in Washington, await
ing The announcement, 10 get their share
The amour, involved is near quarter o
million dollars. inclusive Of The hundred
thousand dollars in gold Offered in Cali
loruis.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18
The Antietam Cemetery.

1t will be highly gratifying to the relatives
and friends of the heroes who fell in the battle
of Antietsm, to learn that the site selected as
their final resting place is being rapidly pre-
pared for the reception of their remains. The
lot Joins the East end Of Sharpsburg, and en-
braces within its limits the rock upon which
Gen. Lee stood whilst directing the operations
OF the rebel army during that memorable con-
lict. A large force Of laborers are at present
engaged in leyeing and identifying the ground,
and by early Spring it will be ready, II is
thought for the final interment OF the sleeping
dead
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18
Drotl)s.

Near Shepherdslown, June IS. 1863.
Margaret June. aged q years and
months; and on the l2th September. sG3.
John u iHiam. aged D years. months
ana 3 weeks children Of Washington
and Martha Banks.
In Winchester, Of Group. on Saturday
last, ChGics Hederick. son OF John 4.
aud Emily Jane Blessing. Of Charles,
Town, aged years months and Is dsys.
Ia Ghalesrown, Saturday, morning last.
MIR. james l.. Henson, III the 80 year
Of his age.
Ia Charleslown, 9Th October, Bette,
aged years, daughter of David aud Mar.
tina Heck.
Died on the l7lh June, 1861. IN Rich
mond. Of wounds receIved in battle. CapL
George Nsukirk Hammond, OF Brtke.
ley, Go. Is, ls Va. Cavalry, aged 81
years and ii month";.
In ihls county. 6sh October, Mr. Geo
Ei5sitr, aged 70 years.
In Dubuque cry, Iowa. on the 9Th OF
December, 1862, Mrs. SaHir f.. Chap
Rne. wife Of Jane. l.. ChupIlne, to'mrf'
~ Of Jefferson county, Va. aged a5ou'
40 years.
In Leetown, this County. Oct 81
1862, Emory Mndison. aged ! months
3 weeks aud days. August 81. 1864
limits Marion. aged year, 3 monIh'
aud II days. children vi James W. aud
Virginia &. Snyder.
Departed this he Nov. IL, 1863, Mrs
.7nna Hess. widow OF the late DasI
Hess, IN lie 72nd year Of heI age. Tie
writer OF this brief note visited her. .
company with her pastor only few day
prior 10 her death and administered to be-
, the Sacrament of the Lords supper. Sn'
had been consistent ut IL Der Of lie Men
odls. l.. Church for long number
years. and now. when death came. 'h'
was fully prepared for her depsrlo"
She was ripe shock Of eorn' and "O'
has gathered her into bis garner. L.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18
I. 0. 0. F,

The Grand Lodge Of the United States
Of the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
a, their late session, held in Baltimore,
granted charters for a Grand Lodge and
Grand Encampment for the State OF
Yves. Virginia, 10 be located in the City
Of Wheeling. These grand bodies will
be Instituted a, Odd Fellows Hall. in
Wheeling, on Tuesday The 9th day OF De-
cember next. The Grand Sire Of the Or
der has depu,ised the Grand Correspond
ing and Recording Secretary Of The GranC
Lodge of the United States, James l.
Rldgely OF Baltimore, to official whl
will be assisted by other prominen. mem
bers OF the Order. The Odd Fellows o.
Wheeling contemplate celebrating the oc
cssion by some demonstration Of public
character, as large namber OF the menu
bers of the Order will be in attendance a
The session Of the Grand Lodge and En-
eanpment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18
sulphur and Cholera.

Dr.. Herring in his "Donesnc fhysl'
clan" says of Asia,ia Cholera 1.-The
suresl preventative is sui phur. Fut hall
q ,easpoonful OF Aour OF sui phur into each
Of your stockings. and 60 about your bus
mess; never 60 GU, with an empty stom-
aeh: ca, no fresh bread nor sour food.
Thi. is no, only preventative in chole'
"a. bu, also IN msny other epidemic dis
eases. Not one of many thousands who
have f. llowed this. MY advice. have been
attacked BY cholera
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18
Death Of Rein ID. Shepherd.

This gentleman died at his residence
near this place, on Friday night last,
November 10, in the s2nd year of his
age.
He was bonn in 1884, in this place, in
a house which stood where the Town
Hall now stands, which accounts for his
partiali,y for that site and his erection of
The Hall, TO perpetua,e the memory of his
birth place.
In 1909 he removed 10 New Orleans
and engaged in the commission business,
which he conducted up 10 lS49, when he
transferred it 10 his two nephe VS., J. Har-
yey and Henry Shepherd. The late
Juds Touro of New Orleans appointed
him executor and from the management
Of this estate, he accumulated much of
his fortune. His estate is supposed 10
be worth one and half millions. He
has lef, all in his daughters (Mrs. Brooks
of Boston) hands who is requested 10 give
the use of the Town Hall, when compile
ted, TO the citizens of the town and if this
should be made the County Seat, TO allow
its use TO the County.
His remains were inferred on Monday
last,in the family graveyard, in this town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18
MaxImi!ian on the War Path.

A correspondent OF the E@f'o"0' nv
tepieencer. wiring from the City OF
Mexico, says tina, MayImllIan msoe an
"ex,raordinary speech" there or the ION
ul., the for,y-fourlh anniversary OF Next
can indie pendence, intended, undoubtedly
as a warning TO the United States! The
writer proceeds 10 say III anybody has
been under The impression that MaximIi'
ian was a5ou, quitting Mexico because he
wished 10 avoid complications Wi u.s. he
has been grevousIy mistaken Wish
lug TO COMM, himself irrevOcab!y 10 re-
N ain in Mexico, he said
mo influence in this world can make
me waver in my duty; every drop OF III!
blood is Mexican now, and If God SENDS
fresh dangers 10 threaten our country you
will see me fight 10 your ranks Tor It's 10
dependence and integrity. am "IIIlhg
TO die al the foot Of our glorious banner
because no human power can wTesi from
The trust with which you had endowed
me-"
No more direc, menace could he made
10 the United States. Macmillan has
now gone too far ever to say that he has
been mistaken. and Tia, the Mexican peo-
pie do no, desire imperial institutions. 1t
is evident, from the tenor OF advices from
Paris, that this determination Of Maxi
milan, as we'll as the abandonment Of the
Journey of his wife TO Belgium, ore the
result, of direct orders from Napoleon,
who is determined to NEE, the issue.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18
The Free Negroes In Virginia.
MEN AND ABANDONED BANDS,
HEADQ'Rs ASST. Com STATE OF VA"
D.ou..n. n Y. NnM 4 1861

HEADQ'R RS, ASST. Com, STATE OF Va"
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 4, 1868. }
CircuIar.-The Assistant Commission,
er regrets the necessity OF again calling the
attention Of many of the Agents OF this
Bureau, TO their neg lect Of duty IN not re-
curing the freedmen more generally TO
enter INTO contracts for their services with
The planters and others who have steady
employment for them.
The principal junction Of this 3uTeTu II
no, to SUI ply channel through which
Government aid or private charity shall
be ispensed, but to make the freedmen
of selfsupporllng class Of fee I'b"rcrs'
who shall understand the necessity ol
steady employment and the responsibility
Of providing for themselves and families.
Where employment is offered on terms
that will provide for the comfortable sub
sistence OF the luborrs, removing them
from he vice OF lJIeness and from Deepen.
dencc on charity, they shouI1 be treated
as ysgrahts ii they DO not except II; aud
The rules Of The Bureau applicable IN such
cases should be rigidy enforced. W bile
the freedmen mus and viii be protected
III their rights, hey must be required to
meet these hr.l and most essential condl-
lions Of a stale Of freedmen, visible
means of support and fidelity 10 con,
tracts.
Every faithful officer Of this Bureau
" III understand thai, in attending TO the
duty here Indicated, lie is securing al once
he best good Of Ihs freedmen, IN whose
interest the Bureau was created; and OF
he country, whose peace and prosperity
it is equally bound TO promote, The
good of all classes require that The land
should be reienced aud cultivated; but ii
is impossible for the farmer 10 pursue his
work successfully, unless lie can rely up
on his laborers 10 remain with him TO the
end Of their engagements,
O. BROWN.
Colonel and Assistant Commissioned.
Official: II. S. MerIell, Lieut., and
Sup'l, Dislric, HenrlcO.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18

o. A Washington correspondent to
the Baltimore Sun Of HE 9th states that
Mrs. Coz. Washington. Of Charles'o"n,
Va, whose husband VAS imprisoned in
the Harpel's Ferry aTmory by John
Brown, at the time OF his invasion of that
section, has succeeded in having restored
TO her husband his property.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18

10 BY an advertisement in to-day's issue
it will D. seen that Sheriff Rush has appoint
ed Saturday the 25th Of this month for an
election Of CounciImen for Shepherdstown
We trust the citizens will take some interest
be in favor of al immediate improvement Of
OAr town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18
Suffering at the South.

The New York correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Ledger writes:
The letters that reach us daily from
various paris of the South appeSlng for
aid in some cases 10 save whole town.
ships of women and children from sbso
Lutte starvation, are Of the most distressing
character. These come not only from
North and South Carolina, but from Geor-
pia, Alabama and Mississippi. The
Episcopal Church is doing all il can 10
generously respond TO the recommends
ton Of The recent General Convention to
send aid, and the Roman Catholics too,
know, are doing a world of good in a
quiet way, yet as the contributions from
these sources are in the main for religious
purposes, there is desire on the part Of
many clizens TO do something for the
cause Of humanity on more enlarged
scale. Ii is with pleasure, therefore, that
am enabled to announce that the matter
having been talked over by the managers
of all our leading theatrical establishments
the proceeds of nights performance al
each Of them, (lhere are nine in all,)
will be announced al an early day, as The
FIRST contribution 10 general relief
fund, which will be placed IN the hands
of competent committee for distribution.
/, is expected to realize SIS, 900 in this
Way.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18

Major General Augur has issued an or
der directing that hereafter no coIoted
men shall be whipped under any la" /"
Virginia, within lis department. The
Provost Judge at Alexandri. IS directed
to NOTIFY the proper civil authorities TO
ihIs effect, and ii necessary he will call
upon the post commander 10 prevent tho
luhicuon Of any such punishment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18

Private letters from Western Texas say
The Confedera,es who went 10 Mexico
when The Trans Mississippi army sur
rendered are returning, disguised with the
MsXIcans.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18

H. II will be seen by Proclamation in
this issue that Gov. B0Ieman has appointed
the 7lh Of December as Thanksgiving Day, in
accordance with the National Thanksgiving
proclamalion Of President Johnson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18
Eyecution of Capt. Wirz.

Henry Wilz, condemned BY the military
commission for his connection with The o"'o"
prisoners at AndersonviIe, was executed ID
the ward of the Old Capital prison on friday
last the 10th inst. lie conyersed with those on
the scaffold with seeming calmness. 10 MS
spiritual adviser he said: Il am innocent
have 10 die but | die like a man; have nope
iu the future; have nothing more to say" In
a few moments more the drop fell. HIS neck
was broken by the fall.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18

o. G. J. Faulkner Of Virginia. is in
Washington trying to get psrdoned. lie
has leuer from the late President Lin
coin, indicating his intention to pardon
him.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18

rs Among the pardons recently received
from the President Of the United States, we
see published the names Of Thomas NJ. lsbeH,
Alfred NJ. Barbour, of Jefferson; Neil Barnett
and n Is. Burwell, OF Clarke.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18

Judge Bowling, of Mo-, is in Washing
ton 10 get the estate of the late rebel Gen.
ersl Jenkins, of Virginia, into The posses.
sion OF Mrs. Jenkins and family. His
PROSE ect is good. Ii seems that the Is.
tale was seIze upon by some process Of
pretended court in West Virginia, on
the ground that Gen. Jenkins, in military
career. had done damage 10 The United
States which his private property was IL
able for.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18

Chapline's majority, 557
Pendle,oa not heard from, will proba-
bly, increase Chaplne's majority.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18
West Virginia Election.

The following are The official returns
of the 10Th Senatorial district. excepting
Pendle,on county, taken from the Wheel
ing M!eWgenCtr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18

The Presiden, has bestowed upon Ma
jor General JuGson Fitzpatrick the appoint
ment of Minister to Chill. lie has also
been graured leave Of absence OF scv, I'll
months before going on lis foreign ME.
sion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18
THE NEWS.


.h.,dun.d noIjlfrs. and since the election
begun a series Of lectures on 'he h'o'e'
A dispatch from Denver, Colofado'says
the democrats have majority III ''e 1t !
.isIa,ure. and have elected their Congress
men end the hole Stsie ncket. Negro
suffrage was vo'ed down by vote Of
more than ten 10 one.
Gov. Perpoinl has appointed Thomas
Croxlon, Esq, Of Tappshannoek' Essex
county, AdjuIanI and First LIea,ena"' oil
Militia. with authority to organize com
nanv OF 100 mounted men for the pToIec'
iion Of the county, consequent on The
talk Of some trouble with The Freedmen.
Among the newly arrived Immigrants
in The Atlantic cities, considerable mum
bers are bound TO the States lately III re-
bel!ion. This is a matter OF importance
as well as a novelty.
President Joln>on's brother, William
the collector Of Nelasco. Texas. was XII
led few DAYS since by the accidental
DISCHARGE o. gun. lie was nine years
the senior of the President.
The Richmond Enquirer says John
uncbeu Las left that civ for New York,
.,Lon.e 10 virl sail for France.
1870 ,.,,, ,,h-;.,;,o Indian ?" asked
, ~. w. lan,I'.mar If one Of the Chip
pewa tribe. mo, sir" was Me answer
~ wh,,kv Iroen -
ut. g Co,oross and strangers are
~ ~ ,,a ci,v Hon. l..
r. ChaniIs, Of VIRGINIA, and J. Bidwell,
or Col,r,r,ia are Al The Ebbiu House,
newIv onened. Hon. II. NJ. Wauersou,
roroorl, re,resentatiye from Tennessee,
=. .I., o,ar,.r-d ., the same hotel.
" 1'o r ,.s
ne Ie'e'0ou'S ,h,, ,H,,o
W., we ' % ,.; .'o.' Wv surn"a,h,zrrs win the
" we, C Dr,',,',o Lavs subscribed for he
mn,oLasa nr 61s niano for General Lee,
which will be shjrped TO him in few
J.vs
Do,;oo - p A ia.
~, y y W., WIZ Slovall. Thos.
VS. ~, ~ !" Al Bans sand C.L. No.by
,L .1I! iii oI.;m the sea, Of Rcpresenta-
,;"a - CnnoIs.s from the Lvnchburg dis.
,';r -, 81 v;rn,nia on the ground thai he is
49, o,Iy elio;ble candidate, and that hr
will coH,es, the right Of any Other person
to said eeat.
General NcCIc'l Ian will probably return
rro, E,roDe on tie steamer Persia, 10
arrive a, n CIV York this week.
r,.LoJ,o IF VII, was lurieG by the
-, .r ' "a.,,,,, n,-L,no ,hr 6nh and
,.La., a,.re of tive ,ov in the following
49,. NJ Sn,,,r Paine. Harold, At
,aro,, and Wirz The body Of WIZ was
blried in a plain, painted coffin PROVIDED
by Government.
Mrs, General Grant A,d $500 stolen
from her ,ecenrly; 500 have been reIuGn.
ed IN an ANONYMOUS tote.
,.,,. :, Ro,,on now nearly seventy
can ,ensst all the Psalms Of
nay;l and Sn,omous Proverbs bv heart.
NJ n,.,sr a, y ha, verse one nav bngn,
she will take no the cue and proceed To
the end Of the chapter.
b,;rr made IN Richmond 70
,,rn tho om,ch en- canal to the peaceful
no.. 81 commerce and trade.
The tomb of Daniel Webster has lately
been opened and the remains found III per,
feet preserva,ion.
.riN Vail Uerald s.vs IF
nor;s :. ronor,ed as having recsn,lv Given
L.;at ,o,no his o,,nion on Fen,ar
ism ,nd the execution Of WIZ. OF the
[ormo, he said airs a bubble" and Of the
Ia,,cr ina, ",he government need no, have
gone far 10 hang many worse men."
.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18

GA new supply Of Hagersiown Stoves
lust received, and for sale al this office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-11-18
O. BROW n.

Colonel and Assistant Commissioner.
Official: II. S. MerIell, Lieut., and
Sup'i, District Henrico.
, 1865-08-19

Pacific Te1eEraph-Iudfan Commits.
Aloners-He1levtd from DnST-Atad
mlnees etc.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1buue.l
ST. LOUIS, Arg- IS.
A private dtEpsteh from the Superintendent Of
the Pacific Telegraph esys the prospect Of lepalr~
ing the line Immediately IS dismsl. The 1Edfans
stl,l infe.t the 1oute, md no nall stages can 20
through for long distance. The Indians are too
ttoua:csoMe.
The Indian Commissioners 70 be present at the
cc1fercncc Ttth Representatives Of The 1ndisn
tr1bee, 1t Fort Smith, have not yet etarted for
tt lir det dnttlcn.
Ali the military commanders Of sub-disuicta In
North Mittouli have jnst been relieved from duty,
By IN order cf the At5ntsnt General. The officers
Fho cume under this order are Coils. Y. 4, Pen.
1ek, j. T. u. Hayward. R. 8. Moore, in Command
1t R.~.-.-a R4v countT. and f. F. Dennis. sta,
TONED At Mexico. The et.d officers attached to
the headquarters ct these commanders are MI re-
1ttsed, with the exception Of the several Adjutaut
Generals, who will remain 1T their lespect1Ye
poe' : srd transsct snth business as mar 1eouife
attention.
Auorg the ditchargea fon the Grzt!ot streat
prison il the lol1oHirG: S.n. Il. Jeterds, dc.
xe.tcs from Company B, 81 III. 1nfan4y; re1sased
and forwarded to hts regiment.
AL the military telegraph Offices in South.e
Missouri, slu1h Of Pilot Knob, &0a including Cape
tsirarctau, have been closed.
Ads1ret from the interior Indicate the p1nba-
btity Of the restoration Of the conscEFative c1es-
e1men by taking tie oaths required By the new
Constitution.
The owne1t Of the celebrated lead mines. IN tho
ecn,bern part uf this state, sre building new fur
nsces. snd preparing to employ about fifteen hut
d1ed m,re,s in tAkiue out lead. This /. oae Of
the most profitable lead m!nes IN the country.