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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
Horrible Affair ina Church.

Dseh Of Nine Persons the RESULT
The Rome, Ga, Courier relates The toll
loving terrlbI, tragedy:
On Sunday, August 9Th, two cl'lz'ns
Of Plckens county. named GraveiIy anG
NalIy, went 10 church. during The hour oI
preaching, and called for two men who
were in the church. agsInsi whom they
mad an old erudge. The men refusing TO
come out, GraveIly and Nslly vent in.
drew their pistols and commenced shoot
pg. They shot seversl times md Killed
one man aud MORALLY wouoded lady
before the desperadoes could be forced TO
desist. On Wednesday following, Lieut..
Harper, OF the 29th Indiana. with three
men and three citizens Of Gainesville,
went to PIckens county for the purpose
Of arres,ing Grsvelly and Nslly. They
found Gravelly, his three sons and NaIIy'
all in NsIly's house, thoroughly armed
and pre- pared to resist an arrest. Me srs.
Smith and Collins. as they were ciiZens,
went 10 enlrest them 10 surrender AS
they approached The door they were both
shot and killed. twas about 8 o'clock
at night. general fight ensued, lasting
nearly half an hour. Two of the despe.
rsdoes being then dead, and third one
MORALLY wounded, the other two rushed
out OF the house and attempted 10 escape
by running. One was killed. and the
other saying he would surrender, attempt
ed TO shoot one of The soldiers, and was
himself dispatched with bayoneI.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
O u r r E C o R D
DEATHS,

Under this head We publish each week
a portion Of The names OF persons oil 'h''
town and county who have died since The
commencement Of The war.
On HE 9Th OF September, 1868. al M
residence near B,snjon, Mississippi. Mi
Isaac Siomaiier, III the Ssh year OF III
ave. The drceasrd cane 10 his death
from injuries received by loaded wagon
passing over hIm. lie was formerly oI
ibis county, and leaves an AffecIIonste
family to mourn his death. D.
Near this place. July 27. 1861, Jacob
Kidwiier. aged about Is years. on .he
2slh of September. 1852. Robert Kid.
viIsr. aged about II years,-son' OF
Charles and Margaret Kidwiler.
Near This place. June. 1853 John
Jones, aged 8 years. On The 25 h of
July. 1854, Mics Margaret finn Jones'
aged l6 years. On HE 18Th February,
1864. MIR. Joseph B. Jones. aged So
years.
In this county July TO- iooI' WI
James Rice. aged "a yesr'-he "a'''oI-
der 10 The war OF 1912. On The let OF
January. 1862. Mrs. Sarah Rice, con.
sor, Of james Rice, deceased, eyed 70
years.
Near this town, on November 7Ih. 1869
Mr.. David l.. HensrH. aged 80 years.
Near this town. on The l9h Of December
1861, Mrs Elizabeth HsnSeH. wife OF
Michael Hensrll. IN the 7Srh wear OF her
age. Near this place. on The 18Th Sep
remb.r. 1863. Mr.. Michael HcnseH. eyed
about so years
In this place. January l6, 1863. Mr..
Henry E. Unssld, aged 80 years.
At Columbia, Pa. April, 1864. Mr..
John McFaH, aged about IS yes",-ior'
merly of this town.
In this place, ipril 2, 1865. Mrs. Su-
Sannah McFdH. aged 56 years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
Illness OF r. ID. Shepherd.

This sominuu,ty learn, @nh ssdaess Of
The Zines. of r. d. Shepherd. Esq He
ha' bssn suffering with Typhoid fever
for some Two weeks past. a, his residence
nssr this Town. Hs attending physicians
pronounce his ilIness az serious. but al
though having attained The age of "Ihree
ssors and Ten" he may ye, enjoy many
years Of lie. ars The prayers OF This CON.
naaiy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
Mr.. G.. E. Barker,

of New York City. Professor of Voca
Music, and also teacher of Organ Music
wishes TO raise Class of young Ladies
and Gentlemen, for the purpose Of having
them read music at sight, in thirteen les.
sons. and also class for the purpose Of
giving Organ instructions.
Terms for Vocal, $3.50 for thirteen
lessons.
For Organ instruction, $40. thirteen
lessons.
Those wishing thorough instructions
in one or both branches. will leave their
names a, Mrs. McEndree's Oh Monday
Ibe 9th of October, 1865.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
M. e. Church.

The following communication we clll
from the Berkeley Onion Of last week
Rev. John Lanahan has been appointed
Presidlng Elder for this District, by tb'
Baltimore Conference; his residence a
Winchester. The communication vii
explain ITSELF
Messrs. Editors Being in Shep
herdsiown on last Sabbath ] attended the
Methods, Episcopal Church in The even
ing. aud listened 10 all able discourse by
the Rev. John L!nshan, now residing IN
Winchester. Va. Alter The sermon lie
made q placement 10 regard TO matters re-
latIng TO the NJ. z. Church in the Valley
of Virginia. He slated 10 the congIega
lion that the churches in this valley had
ben served for more than eevsntv wears
by the ministers Of shr Baltimore Confer
ence, aud he had no doubt woulJ be ioI
n"re than seventy years 10 come lie
had hoped that the four years Of terrible
war. in which Virgins had been chi
.nfTtrer, would have ended all strife upon
The dead question Of slavery, but was sor
nv 10 learn that ZONE persons IN this re-
gion seemed disposed to revive that ques-
lion with view Of transferring The
CT u ches TO the VI. E. O. rch South.
The action Of d.ydu-ls was with
themselves buI that all through this Val
lev, there were Methodist people whose
rel.liona to tie old Nj. E. Church could
never b. severed.
And he assured the congregation Tia,
ministers would be sent in the future, as
they had been IN The past.
He expressed the hope ,ha, many OF
the ministers would sec the Proprie'y OF
retaining iheir relations TO ms old
Church. hun any attempt 10 uansfer the
properly OF The Nj. E. Chnrch South,
niue! be followed by failure.
Sept 25. 1865. s.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
A Certain Cure for ChiIis and Fever


A CITIZEN Of this town handed us for
publication the following recipe for the
cure OF ChiIls and Fever. which he save
has been used as certain cure by NUN.
Der OF our cIlizens, for many years past :
AS soon as the chill mskes its sppsar.
ance take small dose Of Cslomsl, aud Of.
Ter II op, rates ,woor three times take q
small dose OF Castor Oil. The next
,orning commence taking the medicine
ss prescribed, VIZ: one ounce of Peruvian
Bark, 3ulverized; hall Cunce Of Cream OF
Tartar; one inurlh ounce OF Cloves, which
Rsast os ground fine, and mix al together
snd put into bo,,ie, aud pour sbuul hsli
PM OF wine, brandy or wh,'key into is.
and shake the bottle well before u,ing
T.ks small wine glass full three nmt,
day before Ws,ls. FIR children. hsli
wine 81 ss al q dose."
A. tins 10 ths season 70, the ChilIs At d
Fever ~e would commend the above
recipe 10 those who may be so unfor.an.
ale IS TO have them, believing i, 10 be q
sure remedy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
General Gordon.

General Gordon, Of Georgia, says The
Richmond Times, who so distinguished
himself in the campaign from the Wilder
ness 10 Appoma,lox Courh"u'e. is said
to be keeping grocery store al Atlanta,
Georgia. Keeping grocery IS both
useful and honorable occupation. We
hope the General will be eminenIly sue
cessful. II is not TOO much 10 say that 10
the campaign 10 which we have alluded
he gained more reputation Than any other
Young officer in the Confederate army.
His record is fresh in the memory of our
readers. Ii however may no, be generally
known that when General Lee alter Ihe
battle OF Spousylvania, was attacked with
dysen,ery. which threatened to disqualify
him for field service, and the necessity Of
looking for successor was conlemp lated,
General Gordon was believed 10 be the
choice Of the army TO take his place and
responsibilities. General Gordon's fare.
we'll address TO his troops. delivered from
the saddle, after the surrender at Apo.
mai,ox, was listened 10 with respect and
in,eres. by thousands Of Union as we'll as
Confederate troops.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
No more Confiscation.

Hon. l.. II. Chandler, United States
District Attorney Of Virginia. made
speech at Einwiddie Courthouse on the
18Th, 10 which we find the following par
sgrsph as reported by a correspondent! OF
.he Petersburg Express:
Some one asked Mr.. Chandler for some
information about con6scaIion. 81 am, "
said he Limited States District Attorney,
and have had something 10 do with all The
con6scauons that have been made. ! re-
jo.ce 10 tell on, my friends. Iha. all con-
fiscstion is al an end. | have received or
ders to suspend all con6scsliOn." This
announcement vas received with The live
liest evidences of satisfaction.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
THE NEWS.

| Rev. II. W. Beecher preached ser.
mon in Brooklyn on Sunday in favor o.
allowing ahIle women and black men L.
vote.
The cattle plague is increasing in Eng
land and he London COW houses are be
ing declmated.
General William Malone has been sp,
pointed General Superintendent Of lhr
Norfolk and Petersburg and lhe S"ulhslde
railroads.
Various letters Of Secretary Seward, in.
dicanng The strict course Of neutrality TO
be pursued by Tie United States towards
the conteDdlng parties IN Mexico have
been made public.
Gov. Bradford Of Maryland, has re-
fused 10 sign E. Louis loves spplca-
ZION for pardon.
Over one thousand men employed in
The quar,ermasiers department Of Wash.
ing,on as leamsters, forage masters, labor
ers, &c.. have been discharged within the
past few weeks.
Addison Harper, gentleman OF prom
inence in the history Of Rockingham
county. former member OF the Virginia
Legislature, and captain in the Confed.
crate service during The lale war has join
ed the Tunker church, and become a
preacher Of that persuasion.
| In obedience 10 an order from Attorney
General Speed 10 the District Attorney OF
Missouri. the property. estimated 10 be
worth $50, 600, Of the wife of the rebel
Gen. EweI has been delivered over TO
her agents. II had been seized for con-
hscaIion.
On Saturday the Commercial Bulletin,
a newspaper of Richmond Va, was sus'
pended by order of Gen. Terry. for the
publication OF sn article containing an al.
lodged "indeceni insult 10 The memory OF
President LINCOLN" and an equally often
sive reflection on Presiden, Johnson"
The writer Of The article. Mr.. Charles &.
p. Dimilry, was committed TO prison.
GENERAL FRANK CHBATHAM's Posi-.
TIoN.-FIsnk Ches,ham, late General in
The Confederate army, has sent in the
following application for pardon: You
know me, Mr.. Presidenl-who am and
what have done. ! am sorry; and If you
will pardon me will be faithful citizen
henceforwsrd. And if there is any more
fighting TO be done, count me in whenever
| may be needed
is reported that upon Gen. Grants
return 10 Washing Ton, which will be some
tine this week. several important. meas
ures are 10 be initiated, among which srs
the Withdrawal Of nearly all The voluniee
troops in the South, and The discharge o
The Veteran Reserve Corps.
Connecticut is opposed TO negro SUI
frage- A dispatch from Hartford says
that every county in the State voice
against The negro suffrage amendment. ex
cePi Windhsm, which gives $50 majority
10 The affirmative. The majority IN tn,
SIais sgains, negro sudIsss 10 sbou
10, 600.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
Railroad and Stea nboat Slaughter

The New York Times publishes a
summsry Of the losses of life aud wound
ing of persons which have taken place in
The Uuiled States within the last five
months, end which have been attributed
10 .'scciden,." |, embraces railroad and
steamboat slsugh,ers, boiler explosions,
gunpowier explosions. falling down Of
buildings, and other catas,ropheS Of the
like which ere usually declared TO have
been unavoidable. bit most Of which, j,
may be assumed, might have been pre-
vented by the adoption of proper precau'
tons. According TO this statement. in
five months 3,lSl persons were killed,
and 935 wounded in the United States. by
wha, srs cslled accidents. II we allow
the same proportion during the year, we
have 1885 killed, and 1924 wounded, 4
uuiy fIighlfnl aggregate.
The Alexandria Gazette says iha, i, i.
stated that in Germany since tho begin
n,ng Of the railroad system. twenty OIL
thirty yesrs ago. not life has been los
10 consequences of csrelessness or mis-
management on the part of railroad agents
Surely = system which has this result de
serves to be particularly studied in tn.
U. 8. We do no, know, however. iha
studying the matter would do any good,
because in this country there is an ultra
ism in railroads. az there is in polilIcs-
and both seem 10 be destructive.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

The Wirz Trial snll progresses. Dur.
irg the reading OF the previous days pro.
ceedings yesterday The prisoner was
brought in and LAID down on the sofa. His
physical prostitution renders him unable
to remain in an upright posiIion. Several
Witnesses were examined but their lesIi'
nony was unimpOrIsnI. 1t seems that The
counsel OF WiTz were under wrong in
preston in stating thai Generals Lee
Johnston and Howell Cobb had been sub
Ienaed as witnesses. Judge Advocate
Chspmsn denies tie fact.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
Arrest OF q General on the Charge OF
Stealing.
Confederate troops.


General Baker, the Government detec-
tive, has unearthed scheme hhIch EN-
braced the robbery Of e large amount Of
Government funds from The post quarter.
masters safe al Lynchburg. Va. No less
parsonage than Brig. General J. G.
Brscoe, of the One Hundred and Ninth
Pennsylvania Volunteers, who has COM
msnded the posi al Lynchburg since Lee
surrender, has been arrested on the charge,
soge,her with A. w. Lackey, suller Of
tie post The plot appears 10 have been
deliberately con,tived, and only failed
through Captain Alberger, to whom the
secret was cOnhded, giving information
TO The Government. BrIscoe himself
took The impression OF the safe key in
wax, and sent Lackey 10 Philadelphia to
get the duplicate made. When she day
came for Carrying out the scheme. deIec.
lives were on The watch. They saw
Briscoe unlock the safe, load himself
down with coin and greenbacks, amount
ing 10 1872 900; they followed him TO his
office, and arrested him in the very act Of
counting his ill,got'en booty. Both Brls
coe and Lsckey are now in lie old CaPl,
tol prison.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
Broke Jail.

Ans.ro man NAMED Thomson was ar.
ssNea a, H:rps''s Ferry on Monday last
Upon ,hs C! args Of stealing go. He was
bfouxhi to This town and comnitisd 10
PRISM BY Justice Fleming. confined in
abe Corporation jug" there To a~ai'
his irill a. our Cncui, Court. On
Thursday morning j. was discovered that
,he black bird had flown for a more con-
genial CLINE, having made his escape du.
ring ibs previous night BY saving out a
psnnel OF The door. being no doub, as,is,-
cd by sone Of his friends.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
Letter from Gen. Robert 4. Lee,


The Petersburg lpdex publishes the
following sbor, ezusc, from private let.
tor received from General Lee q few days
sso:
.,li should be the objec, Of ell 10 avoid
controversy, TO aliay passion, give free
scops 10 reason and every kindly feeling.
BY doing This, aud encouraging our citi-
gems 10 engage in the duties Of life with
slIiheir hear, and mind, with determine
ton mol to be turned aside by thoughts OF
the past OF iesrs for The future. our coun'
try will no, only be restored in material
prosperity but will be advanced in science,
in virtue end in religion"
In giving these words. the Index says
ihs, they receive conclusivs force from
the noble example General Lee has Sc, Of
faith in his own views and obedience &c
his own CONNECTIONS Of duty. As he new.
or ordered any man to GO where he feared
10 60 himself. so he never advises any
sourse TIA, he 10 noi3u'ly prepared to fol
}ux.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
Oclobsr 7. 1865.

Trains Thrown from the TTsck-GeR.
Grant aud Gen. sherman OH Board.
Cmclnna,n, Sept. 2S.-While General
Grant was returning from Indianapolis,
al all early hour yesterday morning, HE
switch at The end Of the curve al Gullford
had been turned. intentionally, and The
car in which the General was seated war
thrown from the rack and dragged some
distance, but no one was injured About
The Same lime The train on the Ohio and
Mississippi railroad, carrying General
Sherman, was also thrown from lhe track,
his side of Lsurencvburg, bui no person
was inbred.
ATTEMPT To AssAssINATB oEN. GRANT.
The recen, peril in which General
Grant WAS placed by the displacement, Of
a switch on The Indianapolis and Cincin.
natl Railroad. seems 10 have been tbs re-
suII OF an infamous attempt on the Gener-
ais life. The Cincinnati Gazette of the
2slh ut.. says: The president Of the
road, n c. Lord, ESQ.,. on hearing OF
the occurrence. Immediately proceeded
10 GuiIford TO investigate the matter. il
was found that some Infamous scoundrel,
as wicked as Booth bu, with less courage
had broken the lock from the switch and
lurned the latter with 8 view OF thrO~iog
The train from the track. Fortunately
The work vas bungingly done. and TO
this fact the escape Of the train from be.
ing smashed is due, the locomotive and
tender having, as described, kept the
track, and thus prevented the car contain
ing the General from going over. !! was
narrow escape, and while the public
will rejoice that this da.lardly attempt on
the life OF The Lieutenant General failed
they viii regret that there is linls probs.
billy Of finding the scoundrel who would
plunge the naIon INTO mourning 9 second
lime for another Of it's great and valued
men.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

es- Waller other editors s'e hoas,ing
o, big s"lnss." We may 1. vel here
'uls that on Saturday lss'. Mr.. George
hckhdsr. presented Us with an apple
GHosn as the Golden Pippiu. which
weighed one pound ond half If any
Of our friends can beat il hey will please
ssnd me n in.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Ala meeting Of the members OF Gale
dons Lodge, No. %, |. o o. F.. held
on Saturday evening, September 3d. 1868,
lhe following Resolutions were adopted
ResOlved.-Th We deeply lament The
loss Of our late Brothers Zachsrlah Shu'
gar,, John G. Confer, Thomas II. Tow
ner, William Hendricks and George W.
Harris. whom an Advise Being in his
,uprrmc goodness has seen proper 10 re-
move from our midst by deah.
ReSoIr, d,-Thsl we deep y sympsthlze
viii tie beresved families OF ont late de-
parted Brothers. in this their hour OF sore
aiIllclirn.
Rcsolrcd,-That these proceedings be
published ia tie SnepberdsIown Register,
and copy be ser' "a each Of the Tespec'
live families Of our late departed BsVthsrs.
J. p. HOFFMAN,
c. NJ. ENTLER,
JOHN D. STALEY.
CommiItee.
OctabsY 7. 1865, II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

eS- The Baltimore Clipper newspaper
has ceased, and the editor. VIM. Wales.
E.q., has started a new paper in lis stead
called the "Bslumors Commercial"
which is Of large size and ably conducted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

Some Of our Souhsrn contemporaries,
growing impatient under the persistent
misrepresentation Of certain parties ~ the
North, whose vocation is mischief. pro-
pose q convection OF the Southern States
for the purpose Of taking action OF so de-
cIsive a character as 10 leave no possIhiII'
~ of being misunderstood or distorted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
The Alexandra fysA Commo,y,o

The Alexandris tys.) Commonwealth
says: 10 conversation wilt, . ssa,irmsn
from lhs city in Wsnenton. g f,w days
since. General Early e1pres,ed = most
decided opinion hat ~ the present attitude
Of political affairs no one should be voted
for as a candidate for The House Of Rep.
resentaives who could not subscribe 70
the oath now repaired TO be taken by ,hs
members OF the House"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

A The weather during the pas, week
has been quite cool, Astonishing u, thai
soon the cod and stormy blasts Of winter
will he bowling round our doors.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
The ramou, spottsylvania Tree

The slump Of The famous tree cut down
by bullets at Spousylyania Court House
las. May. has been appropriately mounted
and placed upon the porch al the War De
psr,men,. Washington. indispu.sbls evi
dence Of the truth OF q statement which
haa been generally dlscrediled in refer
euce 10 the incessant storm of lead Of the
second corps from, during the l2th o
May. The stump measures nearly two
fee, 10 diameter, and is presented to The
Department by Gen. Miles, who com
manded a division of the second corp.
dung the sveniful Spousylvania days.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

Gen. Terry has, by general order. des.
ignsird nine members OF the City Conn
ell and nine Aldermen Ct Richmond. be-
ing majority Of each body. elected in
Jolly ~ho shall be permitted 10 qualify sud
organize for the sole purpose Of appoint
my officers n enndncl the Congressional
elecilon on the 18Th instant
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

An immense meeting of freedmen was
held al Petersbrre, Va, on Monjsy
night. Captain Barnes made an interest,
ing address, exhoruDg them TO labor, and
discussing the minds OF the blacks Of tbe
idea that The lard. OF IheiNlsIe master,
were 10 be divided among them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

t- Attention is directed TO the adyer.
tisemenl Of John Hill, Esq. in to-day s
issue. John is q clever fellow. good
workman, and sure to please the public.
Give him a call If you want fits.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

& DON. forget 10 continue forward
ing Us names and dates for our Obituary
Record" No charges for insertion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

To- Communion services will he held
in the Lutheran Church Of this place. TO-
morrow morning at lOa o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

Messrs. Christian and Douglss in Tho
LIST district and Epes in The 4ih. OF vugia'
"a. have Withdrawn from the coa,es, fss
Congrs".
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

o. Mr.. G. NJ. Shsffer, of Berkeley
County. has Withdrawn from the canvas,
ss an Iudependsn, candidate for State
Senator.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

TO- We would like for our subscribers
Who wish TO pay their subscriptions in
WOOD. TO bring il in Immediately.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

A petition for the pardon of JEFF. Davis
j, being circulated IN several counties Of
Indiana.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

"Many Voters" announce s. V
Ysntis as candidate for The Legislsiur,
10 opposition 10 George Koones.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
Shepherdstown, West Va:

acknowledgements. 2, 1865