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Tar CoSvrxr1ox.- fossiliferous Cops
md the anomalous and recently discovered
bipedal specimens of political entimoloU |
now Familiarity yclapt Possums, met in high
and mighty conclave at Montrose, on Satur-
day. We are sorry to see, however, that
though good day for snakes, it was poor
day for Possums. The latter were swallowed
by the former, and the whole thing is now
snake. The Fire in the Rear" Rangers
had everything their own way and ran the
machine.
Mr.. David Wright WAS made Chairman.
Now it does not appear that the said David
was ever soldier. On the contrary, he is
stay -at-home Butternut, of the hard-shell
consistency. Messrs. w. H. Griswold and E.
Welchman we're appointed Secretaries. The
former we don't know, but if he isn't a
" four years of failure" Copperhead, he
must have felt badly at being associated with
Welchman. Lieutenant Captain Ballinger
was nominated for the Senate. Also Charley
Doerr, who was delegate to the Chicago
Convention Mr.. Charles refused the hon
or (?)-whereupon the nomination was given
to Joseph Holman, Esq, who, as we have
before mentioned in our columns, is General,
by reason of having been pettifogging Gov
eminent attorney out in Utah Territory, and
is soldier by reason of haying been suit
Ter in the war just closed. Indeed Joseph
has such marked claims to the support of the
people Of Lee county, that if q minority Of
FIVE hundred could elect him, at the ensuing
election, he would surely go to the Senate.
But, as long as the majority elect, Mr.. Hol.
man can keep to his ordinary vacations.
n G. Hedges, P. NJ. Lowden and Graham
Buck were nominated for Representatives,
around which trio of Copperheads the Hard
shells presume the soldiers of Lee county viii
rally. They will be wofully mistaken.
The remainder of the ticket is as follows
For county Judge, Edmund Jaeger for sher
if, j. A. Bishop; for treasurer, Henry
Lang for superintendent public schools, 2
B. Bowers; for coroner, II. Schevers fol
county surveyor, c. F. Riley.
| This is the ticket submitted by the Cop
and Possums for the support of the loya
and soldier voters of Lee county. We shall
pay our respects to the fossils who appear OIL
the ticket, hereafter.
| That the brave boys who, under Grant, ant
Sherman, and Candy, fought the battles o
the country, will support ticket composed
so largely of those who were arrayed agains
them, during the season of the nations peril
is what we do not believe.
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HE WEsTxrSIsrER REVIEW. - The Julv
number OF this sterling Quarterly invites an
early and careful reading. The article upop
the rebellion just closed, is worthy the pen.
head and heart of an English scholar Tho,
loves freedom. All the articles are well writ
ten. They are: Later Speculation of Angus,
comte; The Anti-Slavery Revolution in
America; Mr.. Herbert Spencer's Principles
oil Biology; Political Economy Imperial
HISTORY; American Noveists; Theodore
winthrop; The Principles of our Indian Pol
ICY; Contemporary Literature.
hepublished by Leonard Scott 4 Co. New
York, - per annum. Blackwood and the
Four Reviews, SIS.
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By Telegraph Nsw toaR Sept Q
Cotton-Pirm with more doing at 4R441<c for mid.
ding.
Flou5 to los better but not very active At the d.
vance; ooae co for Extra Stats soDll 60 for Trsds
Brsnds nss sst closing quiet Included I'm the sales ar,
bbs Extra State for the Arst half Of September
at IS
whisky-Firm At 1899 2s chiesy assas
0rdn-spring Wheat TO 3c bettes; White Winter ID
qnist snd arm. Bales Of $500 Dbl. At coo, eak for
Chicago SPRING s90l es for Nil Club 60 for Amber
MI and II for Amber. scena G. m 10 scsrce aud
arm and unsound heavy lower SOC soc for unsound
and elc for sound mixed Western O~ts more active
and shade hrmsr At se1fossc for State, and 500
s71<c for Western.
Pefroieom-Ffm II about previous prices.
Provisions-pork dull and heavy 1t 80 0oSas 70 fol
ne~ne.@ closing At 50 90 sasa, 10 t0ai 70 Tor 1855
do "a CO., - 81 for prime s. 259zs 62i for prime
mess DeefArn At seO12 90 70, slain mess and 10 60
Dl4 so for extra mess Beef hams dull Cut Meats
steady 1t la14Dls1<c for shouId~s, and lo02-c scs
hams. Bacon dull Lard armer at 9n7<D9slSc Butter
In demsnd at % s2c for Ohio, AID 2D4oc for Stat.
Cheese sfeaty at 10Alel<c
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That MErEoR.-We have before not;cod
the splendid meteor visible here last Sunday
evening. We have seen also that It was oh.
served by the jewellers in Ottumwa. Bv the
Mt. Pleasant Journal We learn that it was via.
ioie there, "moving in an easterly direction
twas very large at first, but soon broke into
three pieces, oil moving in the same direc.
m. They We're white, red and purple in
color, and presented a fine appearance. But
As though il wanted to make its elor;es oh.
served Of all the inhabitants of the praot
northwest, the Chicago Journal chronicles ito
appearance unto the optics of those observ;po
In that locality. 1t says: "At about nine
clock last evening bright meteor was seep
IN the northwest, moving slowly, little above
'ne horizon, In an casterly direction. When
hrst seen, it appeared like ball of fire. abou,
nall the size of the full moon. II rrsduallv
assumed the form of pineapple, then be.
came elongated, like comet with , Ia, .na
finally broke into three or four pieces. became
OF apurphsh color, and suddenly d;sa,r.s r.d
1t was visible for about forty seconds aaJ
had the evening been a mooeless o,., ". .,as
phenomenon would doubtless have oooas;s s,,o
ed quite " sensation y from it, h s;li:sN
and peculiarly. The writer was az Ca.,a. .g
Hill, sixteen miles west of CHICAGO wh vsaEe
witnessed the phenomenon. "e" NC
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LfOR SALE-The west half OF . two
l. story double brick Dwelling House. contain ing ri.
rooms cistern good cellar house painted and oaked All
over lot we'll eac and all 10 good order situated near
the corner OF 18th and Des Mones streets Title good
Price 81 500 Enquire H.B TRN-RYCK
mch9
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nstsr = Mss.ss. 9. e0RIn %, Ksokuk, and xsr.
- ana Ssaksss - - Lssfs.s aael3-d0A
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. "a ID - 81
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DOR SALE--A nice Brick Cottage,
Il With fsliiss, Aas Barn, woedshsd ,Ciassr>a.d
Cellar, situated Franklin between eth and 10th Sta
Keokuk. Title good Rrice$3. 500.
feb13 H.B TEN-EYCK
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EOR sALE-lO acre. Of the hes, I.ol

In this section we'll calculated for either grape.o
'ther FRUIT and ID ell under the very highest state o.
10 situated within two miles * IN c AM
siil be sold With without the crop. pon r. Er
iuireo II. B. TEy-EYCK
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DOR SALE Lots 7 and 8 in Block
l. Isl, on the of 18th and Paiean streets vii
be sold at . bargain. Enquire of
msy4 HBTKNKYCH
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EOR SALk-A one story Frame Dwell
ing Hous%, large frame harm cistern ,cell and 9th.
improvements With full lot stuated Bank street,
between 1st aud a4etreets keokuk Tftis erod Prick
81. 9oA rNANyal " rM-kyCN.
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t'OR SALE-A Frame Cottage cnn-
L tanning rooms, with we'll of water aud full lot,
1tnafed on kxcb~nge street between I'd and Sd streets
Price 81 900. Title good no sale.
maybe HB TEN rycK
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ing House, with rooms, cellar cissern fu3i lot
Well fenced, with lots Of fruit trees situated on Pultop
street between 10th and nth streets. Keokuk Til.
good. enquire Of [maylsl II B. TEN.gYCK.
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k0R SALE-A desirable residence. The
= tso story Brick House pied by q g. FULLER
On concert, between Twelfth and rhift-e nth streets
Th property IL In good repair and ar
rang d Tide perfect IaagI6l II B. TES-EYCK
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-11

DOR SALE-Twenty acres Of beauti-
II fnl Gardsn " Craps Land, on and near tAe Missi.
sppi rivsr skeas three nile above the city Keokuk
Title good, Price. $4,000. Enquire of
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ing. with seven rooms, cistsrn. good cellar and
nne growth Of fruit trees with fall lot and air good
tween 9Th andith streets. Title good Price "a ooo
Enquire Of Il. B. TEE-EYCK
6eh3a
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Total Deposit.......................sss $50, 7o7 6.
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TOR SALE-A two story brick dwell.
l. ing, with rooms, cistern, cellar ornamcntaItre%,
and two full lots situated 5th and
lin streets,i in good neighberhood Title good or n,
sale. Price, 500 Enquire Of H.BrEN-EYCK
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liberty.
! gave the administration of President
Lincoln my cordial and undivided support,
and regarded his second election as one Of
the most important and auspicieus events of
the day IN behalf of the Union cause, aud his
death the severest blow it ever experienced.
| am also supporter of his successor Mr..
johnson. Few men have endured more in
manifesting their devotion to the Union than
he has, and believing that u desire to promote
its glory and prosperity will govern his action
IN the future, consider it our duty to Coop
crate with him in the discharge of the onerous
tive bead OF the Republican party and the ma
ton. Should he prove recreant to the treat
interest with which he has been intrusted. /
shall oppose him rs heartily AZ now sup
port him.
Some OF the Republican papeye denounce
your Convention ~ copperhead organixa-
ten. do not believe that this gratuitous as
sertion vii deter any of you from discAarpfna
conscientious duty at the approaching cleo.
tion, OF drive you into the support of meas
ure which does not meet your approval. To
be denounced a. coppsrheads BY professed
political friends after you have performed over
three years feithfnl service in the Union army,
haxarding life and 4brtVpe for the suppression
81 the rebellion ana the maintenanoe Of the
laws, simply because you refuse 10 endorse :
political issue, which its friends attempt to
evade and repudiate, eyi1cesa degree ofreck-
ieesaem and disregard for truth which has NO
parallel. Such libelous cpithets come with
q ~ Uaee from men who have remained q
home and taken good care to keep out Of the
range Of the enemyss gums.
That yoa may fully understand my position,
permit me to cav that the Democrats have
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-05
A Rebel Family at Carlisle Springs.

They are 06snd,d BY HE Dispiey Of
The Stars and Stripes The Carlisle
Herald learns that the family Of Judge
Oald late rebel commissioner Of exchange,
who have been for some time boarding al
The Carlisle Springs, left The other day in
quite hufy. The cause Of offence was
that on the 4lh instant. Mr.. Woods, the
proprietor of the Springs, had his house
decorated with quite display of Ma ion,
al flags; and since then, al various times,
The bunting has been floating from the
house top. This has been a constant
source Of annoyance 10 The family Of tn
redoublable Judge, and the affair culmi-
mated finally this week in their leaving
the place in high dudgeon, much 10 the
qualification Of every loyal person in the
community.
The supreme insolence and audacily Of
these persons-whose every hour of. lib
erly is an evidence Of the gracious Glenn
ency of our GOvernmen,-in thus insult.
ing The glorious flag which protects them,
is almos. beyond conception. It would
seem as though gratitude was an IN
heard o. virtue with them. and mercy an
attribute they have no conception Of. We
are we'll rid of their pfesence.-Harris-
burg IelegrdDh. .
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-05

THE POPULATION OF UTAH.-The re-
cent visit OF Speaker Colfsx and party 10
,he Mormon void has made the public
familiar with many fscts concerning the
condition aud progress oi that people. A
writer from Salt Lake City says:
Now popuIstion of 100, 000is claimed
for Utah, and 20. 600 for This city. Per-
hsps the last figures are too large, but al
ready this is the most popular, as il is the
most beautiful. town between St. Louis
and San Francisco. During the year end
ing June |. Ben. Holaday's Overland Ex-
press took sl,6l2 979 81 in gold.dust
hence 10 he SIaIcs--lhough only small
fraction Of the gold goes in by express.
Last ssr a single merchant sold upward
Of 81 900. 900 worth OF goods. and paid
for freight alone from The Missouri river
over 81 10000.
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CAUTION TO
TRESSPASSERS.

T HEREBY caution all persons from
1lresspassing upon my land West OF the
pike, either by tearing down fences, III
ding, or driving through with vehicles,
or 10 any manner whatever, as | am de-
lermined TO enforce the law to lis fullest
extent against all such offenders.
JOHN MARSHAL.
August 5, 1865. st
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Circuit Court Of Jefferson Co., }
West Virginia.

July 10, 1865.
ORDERED, That the Sheriff Of said
" County, do give notice by posting
this order at the Court House door and in
the newspapers o: This County, TO ell per-
sons who have been engaged in the Rebel
service in any way, that unless they take
and subscribe The oath TO support the
Constitution Of the United States, and Of
West Virginia, 10 be fled in The Office Of
the Recorder Of said County; they may
be subjected to a fine of one hundred dol
lars, and imprisonment for 'hirly days,
and after such fine and imprisonment, if
they fail to loke the oath, for thirty days
more, The penalty and Imprisonment may
be doubled. By an act ofthe LegisIa-
tcre Of West Virginia passed February
90, 1868.
4 trro 'ToaIa
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INTERNAL
REVENUE NOTICE.

MARTINsBuRG, August l. 1865.
THE tax payers of the counties herein
named are hereby notified TO pay the
taxes assessed against them respectively
at the times and places specified below:
Ia Berkeley County, at my Office in
Msrtinsburg. from the goth 10 the 3O'h
of each month.
In Frederick County, al the U. States
Assistan, Assessors Office. in Winches-
Ter, from The 9Th noon 10 the 9Th noon OF
each month.
In Harper's Ferry, at the Shenandoah
Hotel, from in the morning 10 2 noon'
on the l0ih Of each month.
In Jefferson and Clark counties, al U.
3. Assistant Assessors office IN Shep-
berds,own, from llth noon TO l2th noon
Of each month.
In Leesburg. at County Clerks Office,
from 18Th noon 10 10Th noon Of each
month.
A len per cent penalty attaches if pay
men, is delayed beyond the times sSoTe
named.
Reresue Stamps OF all denominations
for sale.
n. y. KENEASTER,
Collector u. s. IN. Revenue,
Ord District Of Virginia.
Aurust 5, 1868. Il
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The Cattle Pia que.

C5,0f Desfrurtion Of .4mim0ls The
Block Gnai the FOreruuner Ot The
PfJnlHCs.
The Memphis Buletn, Of the 25lh,
has lIle following. in relation TO lhe cattle
pIssue heretofore briefly noticed;
I'VE learn from a gentleman who has
g. reformed from Philips and Cntlenden
counties, Arkansas thar the planters in
Ihe Mississippi bnltoms have been, and
ere sail, suffering severe loss by the death
st their horses, mules, cattle, and hogs, By
. singular disease, which is carrying them
OF in great numbers.
In The sarly parl Of the summer an In
credible number OF black gnals made their
appearance in The bottoms, and attacked
moi ONLY cattle and horses, bnt also birds,
Wild mrkeys, deer and other game. with
such lerocity as TO kill, in a short time,
quite a number OF them. After The dIsap-
pearance OF The black gnaIs, disease
broke out among the cattle, horses and
hogs, and has been raging for some tune,
and - still prevailing, though the lndIca-
nons now are that lhe epidemic--(or such
II appears to be--is abAung. This disease
resembles very closely erysiPelas, the At
tack ed part swelling up, sometimes under
the breast, st other times on the side, but
more frequently under the throat, and dy-
ing generally IN twenty four TO forty eight
hours after being attacked.
Our informant cOnversed with several
Intelligent planters who have been great
sufferers By thus strange disease, among
them physician eminent in his profess
sion, and all Of them cOncurred IN the
opinion that il was closely allied TO cry
sipelas; and also that the visitation OF the
Snsis IN the early part Of the summer had
some Influence in producing the disease.
Ill is thought that the great amount OF
POISON which was necessarily absorbed
INTO The system by the bite OF The gnat--
which i. most poisonous insects de-
vsloping itself IN the disease which Is
now iaSagIng the whole animal race IN
thai region Some cases, when taken IN
time, arr cored BY precisely tie same
treatment pracuced IN casrs of eEysiPelss,
psin,ing With anodyuo the Affected parts
having a fine effect.
The loss OF stock. especially of hogs,
has been very great One planter in Wal
nut Bend hs, lost over Two hundred hogs,
seven horses and mules, besides oxen and
mdrh COWS. AroIhor, living short dis
r,nce above the one named, has lost thir-
teen mules and horsrs, and hogs and cat
ne IN proportions. This IA only two of
many similar instances OF losses sustain
ell.
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Deatbs.

On the 7th Of February, 1865, at the
residence of her brotber,Mr. Isaac Show
alter, near Jackson, Kinds County. Mis-
sssippi, Mrs. finn r. Moore, consorI of
the late Garland Moore, aged Al years,
and formerly of Charlestown, Jefferson
County, Va.
On the 23d ult., Mrs. Mary Kenedstsr.
wife of N. d. Keneasler, Esq, of Mar
iinsburg.
In Charlestown, on Sunday morning
last, Mr.. Witliam Johnson, aged about
so years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-05
!, ,,ns Of she Friends Of JeT Davis :"
hsS'"s new YORK.

York August ! The Post con
,yoou Of The proceedings OF PR
,npeI;og nf ibr'' friends Of JEFF. Davi. +,
III N ,h,s city Yesterday to devise
.sos Tor far AMI full defence Of jeff.
D,v,. end his associates, % that whatever
happens inslcr may be done. The NEE.
has was held at the room of Carlos But
,er field. who was present.
At the suggestion OF Peter y. Cutter, a
committee was appointed 10 raise funds
Jor The al rcl stated, and 10 consult with
charles O. Conuor, Esq, Of Mr.. Davis
soUnsel, Ond adopt other necessary meas
Ares.
The folio wing persons were nsMe0 aS
HE Commilee: Mavor GunIher' IafIo'
Bpnsr6eld. Theodore Marine anu
Ms.srs. Douglass and Cianay. The
Mavor ves absent. bot he sent his re-
y,e,s and ss.prsaces of bis hearty coop
Grafton.
Me,,rs. Surrogate. Tucker, Blown and
Livingston. of Mobile. were among those
,,,sseo.. and Messr Cutler, Tucker and
livingston among the principal speakers.
they regarded HE failure OF the rebellion
Is bn, temporary. The splrit that organ
bed il still lives and by the assistance OF
their friends al The north, II can be sue
rsss:u in aROi!er way.
Livingston sald that Alabama would be
.Jepfesenred in Congress by none who
were not soul and body III favor of South
en- independence. Mrs. Surrat,s exc
ullon had excited tie indignation Of the
world. and he said that ,he Government
I0src moi trust NJ Davis Ia q trial. M.
Livingston sand that any person who
" uld regard The course Of The South as
neasonahle, womb be looked upon as a
u etman or fool.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-05
Captain Sam. G. Grasty.
From the \ eW York News.

This notorious rover has, we under
stand, arrived safely in Cuba. For long
time be Was the terror Of Western Virgin
ia and then Of Kentucky. lie is Virgin
ian by birth and education, having been
born in PiusyIvania County, Virginia,
where his family are of the aristocracy Of
the land. He himself was heir 10 very
large property. most Of which the war
has dissapated. Being educated al the
Virginia Military Institute, his manners
are OF the most polished kind. During all
his adventurous career he has seemed 10
bear charmed lie; and at the battle OF
Mount Sterling, Kentucky, where his
chief Morgan, was routed with such loss,
he was shot through in four places, and
left for dead on the field. No baslile seems
10 have been strong enough 10 keep him,
aud he has made his escape no less than
four times from the strongest prisons IN
the North; once when heavily ironed,
Even when sergeant he was a perfect
"WiIl,o'-lhe-Wisp, and frequently vi b
small company or squad would cause
the FederaIs much trouble. He was not
more renowned for his warlike exploits
than for his gaIlan,ry. Many tales are
told in the regions he lrequenled of this
peculiar trait; one particularly of young
girl who was his orderly, and who died
in the prison 10 which he was carried.
He was popular in all the districts which
he frequented, and, like Robin Hood,
what he took from the rich he gave 10 The
poor,
A number of negroes in Virginia,
through the Freedman's Bureau of that
State, have preferred claim for compen-
salon for labor rendered their former mas.
lers from January lst. 1863, TO The ocCu
patton of the State by the Federal forces
They contend that as President Lincoln S
Emancipation Proclamation was dated on
New Years day, 1863, they were from
that time entitled TO their freedom and 10
receive regular wages for their services.
The matter has been referred TO General
Howard, whose opinion is expectd in the
course Of few days.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-05

A CoRREcrIoN.-Gen. Howard. of the
.tTeedmsn's Bureau, requisite correction
OF the slatemen, published in several
Northern papers, that he intended 50 con-
hssa'e The property of the citizens of
Mary land, an account Of their sledged i'll
treatment of Inc freeImsn.
tie hiss no authority to con6scse pro.
perry; that power belongs TO the Federal
Civil Courts. under me Contiscalion act.
The General Of TIE Bureau only takes
possession Of abandoned lands and pro-
V'des for the care and kind rea!men. OF
the freedmen.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
AUGUST ,, 1865.

AUGUST =, 1869.
FLOUR.-Demand very limited and
prices unsettled. We quote Howard
Street super al T6,25aS,50 City Mills
standard super So, so.
GRAlN-Markel firm. Sales prime
Red Wheat $2,O0a2, Is; do. white 50, is
s2.45. Corn al 9ta96 cts. for white and
yellow do. 1896 els. Oats al 43a45
cts. weight.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-05

PRESERVING GREEN Com FOR WIN
TER UsE.-I give you recipe for pre-
serving green corn for winter: Cut the
corn off the cob, and put it in stone jar,
with handful of salt to pint Of corn.
When the jar is full, put weigh, on il.
When you wish TO use it, remove little
off the top, and wash and soak over night.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-08-05
TO THE PUBLIC !!
CHEAP GOODS.

livery body knows that goods are
II high, hut if you want 10 get CHEAP
GOODS just 60 TO
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DIR. C. G. VT. MACGILL,

formerly of Hagerstown, Md
u OFFERS hrs professional services TO
~ the citizens Of Shepherdstown and Vi
u cinity. He can be found al Mrs. Me-
Endrse's, nearly opposite the Town Hall
July Is, 1865. If