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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-14

We see a paragraph IN the newspapers STA
ting that a number of officers OF the late ZOE
federate army some of them OF high grade'
are now engaged in business in New Orleans
in various pursuits, settled down to the cam
and neaceful pursuits Of life, working hard Tor
their living, and disdaining to be idle, or to De
dependent upon others for their support: One
&c commissioner Of streets, one is manager
Of a set of horses and carts, &c,, &C. lnelr
names and pursuits are given. The same thing
has been remarked ali over the country. Wesee
around us. at home, the evidence that SO Tar
from work being considered dishonorable, 1t IS
sought for and entered upon with alacrlty ana
cheerfulness. Evely man desires to earn his
bread by that business for which he is quail
fed and competent or if there are exceptions
thew are few and far between-and prove the
general rule. There are, doubtless, lazy and
worthless and do nothing people, in the South,
as there are in the North, and the West There
are doubtless people in the South, who have
been blessed, or cursed, with fortunes, and
have enough to live upon without work, who
do not work. But this is not peculiar to them.
In other parts of the country the same state
of things, with the same kind Of people, will
he found We believe that, with the necessi-
IT, activity, enterprise, and industry will be
found not confined to any one section. We are
sure that Virginia will not be behind any
other state in the Union in all the requisites
on the part of its people, for future prosperity
The multiplicity of counterteits OF the u ).
postal currency and small notes, has attracted
the attention of the government. The secret
service division of the solicitors Office has been
informed of the arrest of several persons en-
gagged in counterfeiting. One man was taken
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-14
OPECIAL NOTICE.
Z N WALTON & CO

NO. 33, KING STREET.,
Have on hand, and for sale at a heavy re-
duction from former prices, q large and well
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-09-14

The Washington Chronicle of yesterday has
a telegraphic dispatch from Philadelphia,
which says resident Johnson's speech
to the Southern delegation, on Monday lasts,
meets with universal commentator from sen
sible men Of all parties y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
The Object OF Feninnism.

The New York Hersld's Canada cor.
responder. has found now object for the
Fenisn movement. According TO this
authority i. is not "Ould Ireland that
the Fenians are after, bu. tie formation Of
a new Irish State on, Of the province Of
Canada, and it is rumored that the present
movements in Ireland are merely ruse,
and that the grand design is, when Eng
land has thrown her troops INTO that coun.
Try, tina, the armed forces Of The order on
his side OF the Atlantic shall seize Cana
de, declare it an Independent. State. and
place i. under the protection Of the United
States,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
Tournament.

A Tournamen, and Pic Mic came on
near KerneysviIle. oil. Saturday last tho
l4lh inst. A large number Of Ewes fair
daughters were present, by whose happy
smiles and winning ways. The occasion
was made pleasan, and agreeable to all
present.
Mason Evans. Knigh, Of Dumfrles,
crowned Miss Mamie l.. HenseIl, Queen
Of Love and Beauty.
Thomas Watson. Knight OF Southern
Cause, crowned Miss FarnsworIh. Of
Smi,hfield, First Maid Of Honor.
George D Rooer,s, Knieh, of Travel
ler's resi-, crowned Miss Ellen E. Small.
Second Maid of Honor.
James Smith, Kngh. Of - crown
ed Miss Lizzie Sherman, Of Smilhh.ld,
Third Maid OF Honor.
Oscar Bsugher, Of Frederick city. was
spokesman on the occasion, who deliver
ed appropriate addresses.
A good time generally was had.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
A Gorgeous Dress.

At one OF The recent watering place
balls, the mos, striking and pronounced
of ,oiIetes was worn by sIaIel y Georgi-
an glrl whose summers could not have
exceeded twenty, but who carried herself
with the air OF woman OF forty. Her
dress consisted OF a ,raln OF white velvet,
fullng no. from the waist, but from the
shoulders. and trailing its slow length
along. llwas wilhou, sleeves, but was
held over The shoulders by clus.er.clssps
of large diamonds. The arms were bare.
and polished as those of the statue OF
Praxlleles, as was also The face and neck
and bus,. Her hair was powdered with
pearl, and dressed in t.pssia style, but
instead of blue ribbon usually employed
in the making up OF that superb couture a
circle Of diamond slsr-cluslers was sub
snluled, The slippers were Of white kid,
and had diamond buckles. fastening blonde
and satin bows. No gloves or bracelets
were worn. nough, broke The magnificent
sweep from the plump, round shoulder
10 The ups of the taper fingers. Alto
ge,her The costume was model of rich
ness, simplicity. and every good and pet
fec, thing but modeslv.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
Our Exchanges.
valley.

The Baltimore Commercial takes the
place Of the old Clipper. and is greatly
enlarged.
The Baltimore Sun maintains its old
standard among journals.
The Baltimore GozeHs has recently
come on, in new sui, and enlarged.
The Richmond Times 10 an excellent
active daily. and will soon DO enlarged.
The Richmond Bulletin is another able
daily. and supporter Of ''reaee.
The Richmond Obseruer. religious
journal. is nov published weekly and
will soon be enlarged.
The Richmond Episeopal is the able
organ of the NJ. E. Church South.
The C.lpspsr Observer. Harrisonbu'g
Commonwealth. New Market Valley.
Woodstock Herald. and Wsrentnn Sen.
tiast. have recently been started and are
able aid veil conducted papers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
A Singular Story.

The Macon Telegraph tells the follow
ing sad story Of the war: II learned on
yesterday ,he circumstances Of meIsn'
ch"ly quandsry III which a young lady,
one Of the most es,lfnable and love v IN
lhls part Of II counrry, was placed. A
gallant young officer was be'rolhed TO
her. lie fell on the fatal field OF ShArps-
burg. She loved him dearl Y, and WAS
afflicted lar beyond wha, lovers OF q more
buoyan, temper would have suffered
She went into mourning, secluded herself
from society. devoted herself to religious
and charitable deeds, and was "desd to
the world" few months ago. young
gentleman of gr.a, wealth, superior tai,
on 9. and handsome ! er'on. accidentally
formed her acquaintance IN the progress
of q business transaction. He was fasci.
mated with her: perseverPd until he over.
came her sver,lon ll,le by l,,Ie, and final.
iv they became engaged 10 be married on.
Iva fortnight, ago. She had al0ady
made on. her order for an elegan, trous,
seau. Ru, four days ago HE frr' Lover
returned. Pr had BEEN c,r5ied TO a
Northern hospital from the bsrie fiji,
with no hope Of life. and has just been
liberated aud returned. He has fright
fu scar acro-s his face, only one I'VE.
is an invalid Tor life, and il poor: but IL
his bosom burns a mani V and noble soul.
The poor girl has shu. herself up, and
will not see either OF them. The meeting
between her and Der frs, lover the ether
day is said TO have been Distressing.
Hi. letters had failed TO reach her. and
she firmly believed he was dead ill
he stood before her, the ghasily ruin Of
hei lover, once so handsome and manly.
Poor fellow have caueh, glimpse Of
him once as he passed along the street.
with his cruiches and melancholy face.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

o. The Mar,nsburg NeU Era says
tina, The Hon. Chas. J. Faulkner has bad
up~ ards Of five miles Of stone wall recon.
slruc,ed on his land, aud bis lsnsn, houses
and other buildings repaired. Probably
no estate in The county has suffered more
from its occupation, both by the Federal
and Rebel armies, than Mr.. Faulkner
land. ye, so rapid and energetic has been
tie work Of reconstruction and repair.
that, but for The des,ruclinn Of a hunJrrd
sores of beautiful timber, and The bnTaing
of two large barns, it would DO difficult
for any person now to see the evidences
that i, had been for four years alternately
occupied and devastated by the TWO az
plies. con.ending for the mastery in this
valley.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
BERKELEY COUNTY.

Msrrinsburg TownshiP.-Rspor,ed ma
jori,y for The Radical ticket 2SS.
Opequon Township.-Hsll, 81 major
i'y; Chapline. SO majority.
We learn from Marinsburg that H. f..
Nichols, editor of the NeU Era, Anthony
Chambers, Edwin s. Dorsey. Edmund
Pendelcn and Er. VIM. Burkeu, all
prominent citizens Of that place, were
placed under ares, on election day, by
order OF the Sheriff Of The County, for
publishing and circulating handful on
The eve Of the election. calling upon all
men 10 come to the polls and vote. Do.
ring the afternoon an aid Of Gen. Emory's
came from Harper's Ferry and released
them.
As We 20 to press a, o'clock. P. NJ.
Friday, We learn tina, Arden Township
gives the radical ticket 100 majority.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
Value OF southern Bank Notes.

We suhjoin lis. OF the buying rates OF
Southern bank notes in Richmond, on the
10Th inst, furnished the Richmond Times
BY Messrs. Lancaster e. Co.. bankers
VIRoINIA-Bank Of Berkeley 80 cents;
Commerce. Fredericksburg. IS; Cha,lss'
ton, is; How.rdsville, 10; Old Dominion.
80; Rochbrdge, 80; Rocking ham, 30;
Richmond, 90; Sco,tsville, 10; Bank OF
The Valley, 80; Virginia, 80; Winchester.
80; Wheeling banks, 95; Central Bank Of
Virginia. 10; Corporation Of Alexandris,
SO; Corporation of Georgetown, IS; Dan
vile Bank. 20; Exchange bank Of Virgin
ia a, Norfolk and branches. %; Exchange
Bank. AlexandIis, As; Fsrmer's Bank. .,
Finca.tle, 30: Farmee's Bank of Rich.
mond, %; Merchsnrs Bank, Lynchbura,
did 80. new 20; Monticello Bank. 10;
Piusylvani.. 5; Southwestern Bank OF
Virginia. WytheviIle, 80; Traders Bank.
Richmond. 80.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
Incidents, &c.

We learn that Mr.. James Orndorff
had his foot severely crushed on Saturday
last. whilst attending .hrashing machine
at the residence Of Mr.. VIM. NJ. Snyder,
near Duffields Depot. Drs. Biscoe.
Byine,on and Alexander. were c.lIed upon
10 dress The wound.
Brown Morgan spangler. son of
Washington Spaueler, Of Bolivar. in this
county. was killed on Monday Of las.
week whilst telling a tree on one Of the
Islands in the Potomac river opposite
Hsrper's Ferry.
The remsins of William Butler,
member Of Co. B. 2nd Va. Infantry,
Slonewsll Brigade, who died a, Richmond
Hospital, May 1863. and inferred in The
Cemetery of tina. city. were brough! 10
this place on Thursday and inferred in
the Presbyterian graveyard. He was
The eldest son of Mr.. Wm. G. Buller.near
Kearneysvlle. and aged abou. % years.
Dennis O'Leary died a. the "Stone
House" farm of Thos. H. Willis, in this
county. on Thursday Of las. week. from
the effects of the noxious air in well
which he had gone into to examine.
BoherI Burnett was killed few days
ago by falling into the well Of Major
Kealsley, at Charleslown, whilst en-
ployed cleaning it.
Two prisoners named Carlisle and
Crawford. confined in the Berkeley coun.
.y Jail upon charges Of rape and murder,
in Hampshire county, made their escape
on the nigh. OF the 18th inst.
A barn. corn-crlb, &c., containing
hav, straw. corn, gears. &c, belonging
to Mr.. Samuel Miller. near Smokrmwn.
Berkeley COUNT, were c"nsun ell by fire
on Saturday nigh, last, the work oil an IN
cendiary. Loss abou, $500.
~ Ilarper's Ferry. the other day.
Sir Morton Peio aud his fellow capitalists
irou, England sxcavaled an old fellow
from one OF he cellars in the town, who
bad held his ground during the war. re-
fusing 10 lie frightened away by either
cannonading or explosion. Il dun
know" The old fellow said, "as the wars
done me much harm. Five years ago ]
was the poores, man in Harper's Ferry;
Two years az" was the richest. every.
body else having run away. l wash
worth nothing then; ! ain, worth nothing
now; 50 I'm square. Judge TO Sir Nor.
TOM have you any 'eIbskker sbos' ys''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
hG- The Rural american. an sgricul.

eg- The Rural .4nlsricdn. an sgrcul-
iural paper, published on the LIST and l5,h
OF each month, in Utica. y. Y. |. 10 q
lsrge 10 qusr,o sheet. price 81 so pei
year. Every subscriber receives either a
Concord or Hartford Prolific, or Della.
ware Grape Vine, or SIX OF Russrlrs
Grsa, Prolific Strawberry Plants, the
fruit of which Is as large as an hens egg,
or splendid Engraving "a by 80 inches
worth 81. so or $500. al sen, free Of
transportation. jas. NJ. Hessey. Esq,
of This town. is agen, for the paper
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
WEST VA. ELECTION.
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

Below we publish The returns OF Inc
election held on Thursday las! as lar as
we have been able TO procure Them, up TO
the time OF going 10 press. There was
no rejected lis, kepta. the polls in this
place. The vote is small. owing TO The
fac, ,ba, rebels and rebel sympaihlzers
were no, allowed TO vote. The election
passed off quietly in this County as hr
as we have heard.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

SPECIE REoulRED.-The Lynchburg
Republican of Saturday says: Al sale
in Bedford County, on Tuesday last. OF
The stock and crop belonging 10 the estate
OF F. NJ. Hawkins, deceased, made by }.
B. Crenshsw. suctioneer, the following
high prices. in specie. were obtained:
Cows from $50 TO s55. calves from Sle
10 sle. so. sheep s4.O5 per head; hogs
weighing abou, one hundred pounds go.
sucking pigs $50 apiece; whsa! $3.50
per bushel. corn $3.50 per barrel, and
oats about eli so per hundred.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
Prediction of Mr.. payi, Release.


The Washington correspondent Of tho
Philadh phla Ledger writes. under d'''
Of Thursday:
Lei me repeat prediction ] gave you
a month or go ago, that The release oil ny.
DAVIS is only "qnesuon OF Tune
From sources OF iDinrtDsiion, which
can mol dispute. | learn that President
J.hnson has no idea OF bringing him
trial. but 40 soon as all the Sislrs are 10
hsrmoniou, working order with the 60"
rrnment The prison doors Of Mr. Ds'"
will be shiown open, and he will be
Tree man.
Tbn, am assured. Was the intsnlis
Of Ills Exrelleney long brfore The per
uous from Ihs Te,p'cu,e States we'
poured IN Tor his release. aud lbese, "hn
shs action Of the Mississippi. ALb'm'
and South Carolina Conventions. l""sIns
10 the same end. have mofr lhsn conh'm'
ed the President ~ his bslri ihAi NV
trial or further dI.erare al iltn r bel le'~
ers is not denInded either for HE e"uh
iry's good or The vindicsilon Of 10 honor
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
Murder Of Henry Snyder.

The following communication, taken
from The Baltimore american, gives a
fuI account OF the murIer Of Mr.. Hurry
Snyder. Of ibis county. which took place
on the nigh, Of the 9Th OF Novem,
Der, 1854. Mr.. Snyder was abou. Is
years of age good citizen. and .e.'eem.
ed by all who knew him -
Murder and Robbery In Jefferson County,
Virginia
JEFFERSON COUNTY. Va, Nov. Ia, 1864.
Editors Bultimore american:
On Wednesday night, November 9th,
four men OH horses. disguised with false
faces, and one painted black. come 10 the
house of Mr.. john Snyder, about eigh'
o clock. One OF the party remaining ou'
to ,ske care of The horses, three of them
came 10 the from, door and knocked.
Mts. Snyder. who was sitting al the hire
with her husband. went 10 the door. leav-
ing the room door open; as soon as she
opened the door three men rushed IN with
drawn revol,ers. one seiz'ng Mrs. Snyder
by the throat. She thought he would
choke her to death. The Other two
rushed into The room with their Ievolvers
pointed a, Mr.. Snyder's head who was
sitting a, the FIRE, demanding his gold
and money, and before he could say what
he would do they knocked him down
with 4 revolver. His son Henry,a young
man who lived in The opposite side OF 'he
house, hearing the noise. opening The
door 10 see what was he matter, saw a
man on his ia,hei, rushed I" assis, him.
anu seized the man on his father to poll
him OF, al which ilme he was shot
through the arm near the wrisi; the bill
passed into his abdomen and Lodged IN
Ills side or back; he died on Friday morn
ing abou, nine o'clock. A. the time
Henry was shot Mrs. Snyder gave them
The pocke,.book. which had between thir'
~ or forty dollars in it. which they took,
and threw the pocket-book on The floor,
saving to the two mems wives if they die
no, stop hslooing they would shoot them,
and Immediately left; and then went II is
sup posed, 10 the house Of Mr.. Christian
Rhlnehar,, q respectable gentleman near
She pin. rds,own, about At miles from
Snyder's and called him on, on his porch
and demanded Of him his money, stating
a, the same time tina, il their false.fsces
were of he would know them as we'll
q. they knew him. and that they had kill.
ed one man ind would kill him II he did
not give them his money; then knocked
him down with 3 revolver. took what
money he had in his pocket-hook. sup
posed to be thirty or forty dollars. and
left. "a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

The close catriags which was present
ed 10 the late President Lincoln iew
wears ago by a number OF wealthy New
York gentlemen was forwarded to Ne"
York in charge OF Mr.. Williamson. the
nriva,e tutor of the late President. to be
disposed OF q, auction. TINS" the car
r,.re in which Mr.. Lin, oln code to the
theatre on the night of the ASSASSINATION.
sud i, will doubtless bring high hgurs
as Q relic.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

Henry Berry received for Judge in
Chnpllne Township 0 votes, in Shepherd
8 and in Ave,ill 2 votes.
There were sc rejected votes taken al
Averill Township.
II is said that the colored tickets voted
in Osborn, ChaIles,own and Harper
Ferry Townships wiIi not be counted. as
the law requires exclusively white tickets.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

@.Use S,ouebr,ker's Vegetab q
Cough Syrup. The proprietor challenges
On equ,l. as il has never failed ID prove
successful in relieving tie suffering from
cough. colds. &c. /, is plea'sni 10 take
and certain 10 it's effects. You risk moth.
ing in trying it. as every bottle Is var
Ian,eJ or The oney refunded.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

General Saxion has addressed letter
from Charles ton TO the President Of The
National Freedrnen's Relief Association.
stating tina, the negroes throughout The
two States OF South Carolina and Gror-
eia are in a very destitute condition. and
that unless eluihing OF ell kinds il furnish
ed Them there must be great suffering snd
loss OF life du,ini the coming 1intsr
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

e%I, will be seen by card in to.day's
Issue that J. P. A. En,ler. Esq, has re.
opened that long and fsvor,bly known
Mouse. the "Enller HOTEL" Of this town.
for the accommodation of the public.
The travelling public will find j. TO their
interest to "pus up" a. the En.ler Hotel.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
h4, We invite attention 10 the adyer-

o. We invite attention TO the adver-
tise ,ueni Of The Adrialic Fire ln.ursncc
Company. OF which Henry Kyd Douglas,
Esq. Of Winchester. is Agent Thi.
10 responsible and reliable Company
and we would direct all persons wishing
10 insure their property TO Mr.. Douglas.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

Jim Lane Of Kansas "no,orie,y" made
a speech before The Soldiers's League in
Washington. on Friday nigh, in which be
advocated con6scation and hanging. as be-
coming the Presidents policy. II every
man who deserves rope had his dues.
the first draft upon hemp would be drawn
in favor OF Jim Lane.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
A Scrap of History.

During The Revolutionary Ger. 4 De
I.,isyeur being al B.lnaofe, Ma ~"
Ted to b.h. He va. rt9ussted Ia dahf''
bit INSTEAD OF jnlning he asO.smen' "
nigh, have been expected ofs yount,
Frrnchmsn OF twenty-five, be addresses
The ladies' thus
Ladies. yuu are very handsome: yod
dance very prr,illy; your ball " very h0'
hut nv soldier, have no shirts y
Thi, was ,rresi.t.bl-. The ball ceS'
ed; The ladies' wen, home and went 70
work. and the next day lMge number"
shr" were prepared by The i.irs'i h'o",
of B.In more for the gsIlsn, deierds" "
their country.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

&Je Nr. Lewis Ronemous brnuQh, To
oar ufi Il few days ago Gourd which
was taken from vine which contained
foriy-tOo Of the "same sort, and all
from the product OF one seed. Who can
tesl il 7
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

&C. In consequence of the irdispo,i.
ton Of Judge l.. P. w. Balch. the Cir
Gull Court for this county failed TO con-
vene yesterday. We learn il 10 postponed
mil December 18th.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

o. All kinds Of Stoves, and Hominy
Mills. manufactured a. the Hagerstown
Foundry. can be had by applying at this
off ce.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

~ y"u would save time. labor and
r"ur rlo,nln,, COLL at Dsrnels and get
one of Sherman's Clothes Uringers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

90. Messrs. John Reel, Of Warrens.
burg. Missouri, and Daniel w. Cook, of
CollinsviIle, Illinois, will accep, our
thanks for files Of papers received.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

GS- The Ladies OF the German Re-
formed Church OF this town will give a
Supper This evening in Moulder's Hall,
for the benefit " their Church Organ.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

G- Darn9ll i. aPen, for the best family
fe~lng Machine in the market. Adyer.
nscmeni next week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

" We invite attention 10 the Drntis-
try card of DR.. Webb in another column.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

The -x.reh.l General Pre- arrived in
" sshlngtun on russJsy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28


mac. in King Georges co.. Va, and con.
tanning abouI 400 acres, with no building.
all having been burnt during the war
has been sold by MIR. Cuslis Grimes 10 .
gentleman Of Baltimore for $4,000.
Henry G.. Msgruder, guerilla. aged
% years. and Of respectable family. Was
executed al Louisville, on last Friday
The Democrat slsies that he marched Ia
the gsllows with cigar in his mou hand
manifested The coolest indifference 40 10
his fsle.
lis said that parties are in negotiation
for the purchase Of The Dutch Gap canal
in order 10 complete II.
Tie nexr Congres, will officially pro.
claim ,he Territory Of Colorado as The
thirfy-ssvenfh STATE in the Union.
THs LABOR QUESTION: IN VIRGINIA.
The colorrd population Of Clarke count,
Va. are reported to have become consul.
ershly aroused and exciied by reason oil
the injudicious statements OF some Of the
lsndholders OF ihs, section claiming that
The righ, 10 f1 price for The labor OF
the black will rest alone with The employ.
er. The colored population are sppre-
hen,ive tina, their labor IS 10 be exscied
merely under another f'rm, but no Ie's
sbsoluis and dependent than II va" andrr
the slave c"de. and are consequently rest
l'ssly eager 10 learn the hu'h OF The mat
ter.