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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-03-25
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

MEETING OF CosGREss.-Congress
meets on Monday next, and al no time in
the history Of our country has i! asseui,
bled under more solemn circumstances, OF
had weightier matters brought before it.
The great question Of recognizing the
government will come up, in all is vssr
proportions, and the manner in which il
is done will depend our future happiness
as people.
The Legislature Of Virginia, also, meeis
on ;hs sane day aud before il will come,
among The fret business, the annexation
of jefferson TO Yves, Virginia and the set
Hing OF ;hat long moolod question. 0!
Where We belong.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02
Aid for Jefferson Davis.

From The VIcksburg Mss N'raI6.J
10 false an adequate fund to relieve
the present recessIIies Of The family OF
the Hon. jefferson Davis. tie following
plan is proposed: That each woman
should contribute one daIlaf, 50 that, even
in tie present impoverished condl.Ion Of
The country none may be denied he
ori,Ileee; hat Isis be circulated ihr, ugn-
oul Tie Sale and the o,htI Southern
States; Ihol tie sums ,hus raised be
placed 10 We hands OF treasurer in each
State, and tie amount trsn,mi.L. To MIS-.
Davis. Those wishing TO Contribute TO
IhIs jec! will please sjgn Meir names TO
The subscription list. Gentlemen can
contribute 81. "a the ladies do-no more
Mrs. Elizabeth Eggle,lon i lhe lrrasUr-
er appointed Tor Ihls county, and al the
contributions should be paid over 10 her,
to be forwarded to the treasurer 81 the
State al large. whC will send The amount
cU'ierlrd Ia Mrs. Davis al tie earliest
practicable period.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

~ The ladies' Of the Shenandoah Valley
have presented fee ling pc ,itIon to President
Johnson for the release Of Jefferson Davis. 1t
is signed by Miss Virginia A. Dawson, Miss
Bessie A. Dawson, Mrs. Ellen Nsury, Miss
Ada v. Miller, Mrs. Robert II. Turner, Miss
II. Tyler, Mrs. T. 2. cambridge, Mrs. Thomas
Fauntleroy, Mrs. E. Hite, Mrs. S. J. Dawson
and 675 others. The following is al extract
from the memorial:
"Your Excellency, look over the history Of
this Valley. Rene mbcr the Trails Of Fire"
OF Hunter and Sheridan have passed over us.
Our houses have been pillaged, our churches
destroyed, the very ashes OF our dead desecra-
ted. Tao childless, the widow and orphan
among Us arc destitute. The young and the
old, the nobest and the fairest, are hewers Of
wood and drawers Of water. Want and sor-
row clasp hands with US everywhere. We
bear the anguish Of disappointed public and
private hopes, the goadings and insults OF
not too generous foe. We are cut of from The
sympathies of christcndom aud seemingly de-
serted By God himself In this hour Of dark
ness and misery, give Us we beseech YOU IN"
comfort Of seeing Mr.. Davis restored TO his
family, in whose defence he has risked bis
life ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

g. There was quite a crowd Of visi
tors al the Executive Mansion on Mon
day. Among those who called were Lieut..
General Grant, Major General Geary
The rebel General ALDER, Pike, of scslping
no,o,ely, and ex-senator Johnson, Of
Arkansas, who was a member Of the Uni.
led States Senate with President, John.
son, and who now p seeking pardon (oI
his extensive participation III the rebellion
A number Of ladies were also present
urging ,he claims Of friends for amnesty
One OF these was quite earnest in behal
o! Harry GiImer, Maryland. Mrs. BIsh
op, daughter Of The late rebel Secretary O.
HE Navy. Mr.. Mallory. is here endesvor'
ing 10 obtain her fathers release on parole
The statement that Judge Magrslh ant
.he rebel Secretary Of War, Mr.. Seldom
had been released from For, Pulaski. snc
Cor. Lubbuck from Fort Delaware, or
their parole. is without foundation
There is no probability that either will b
sei al liberty very soon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

WAR Win ENGLAND.-Our London
oorrcsPoA!enl,says tue New York NeWs,
says that instructions have been, or will
be, Immediately seat to tie British Min
lister at Washington to ask Of our Gov.
ernmenl an explanation Of It's conduct in
the matter Of the Fenians; DnL, he also
says, that the English people demand that
the UnlIed States shall either suppress all
public deia JGslrations Of The BloIherhoo
in This country, or accept The alternative
of WAR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02
o. We copy the folio ing items from

(.
,hs Spirit Of Jc6erson Of Tuesday:
Judge Kennedy intends contesling the
sl.e,ion OF Attorney General Hal. 10 the
Judseship Of the lO,h Judicial Clrcui OF
West Va. The contest is to be tried BY
Special Court, of which each OF the
contestants is 10 select one member, and
the third 10 be appointed by the Cover.
nor.
Messrs. Travers and Hunter start TO.
day for Richmond and Washington, 10
present the memorial of The ciIzsns OF
this county in reference 10 the question OF
territory. The memorial has already up
wards of 1900 names of white male CHI.
zens signed 10 1.-TWO. thirds Of the vo.
lers Of The couny-snd this number can
be still further increased.
Miss Mamie d. O'Bannon, whilst re.
turning from Harper's Ferry Oh Saturday
last. in company with some friends in a
buggy, and becoming alarmed al the sud.
den star, Of the horse, lesped from the
vehicle and seriously fractured her ankle
bone.
Miss Emma Florence. Youngest daugh'
Ter Of Capt john Reed of Chaleslown,
sustained serious ii jury on Wednesday
by fall from horse; her head coming
In contact with stone, perforated almosi
to the brain.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

~ A herd of cattle, numbering about 900,
the largest and fines! we have ever seen, pas
sed through this place on Thursday, for the
Eastern markets. They came from Smythe
county, South western Virginia, and were the
first that passed through here within the last
five years Previous 10 the war this was the
principal ,horoughfare for all Virginia cattle
vending their way for the Eastern markets
Their appearance created quite an agreeable
curiosity in our streets, seeming like "old
times"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

REsIesRD.-No regre, to state that
Rev. !. |. Miller, who has been Pastor
of the Lutheran Church Of this plsee. du-
ring the last five years. has rendered his
resignation, to take shec. on the LIST OF
January. and has accepted call from The
Lutheran Church Of Staunlon. Whilst
here he has filed the pulpit with much
success and ability, and this community
as well as the Church, will regret very
much his departure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02
Mall Rnutes.

The letting ol mai routes 10 some Of
the S"uihern States Was completed On the
I5lh instant, We give le@ Of The IT,
snit- IN Virginia
Berkeley Springs to fingers Store,
Ei.Ilh Sudan, $40; IledgessIIIe TO Gleu-
gary. James y. Mason. STA: Beck
Geek Valley To WardcnsvIIle, X. q.
McCl leave. 1914; KesfneysvIlls 10 Md.
Glewsy, Wm. J. Roberts. $40; Charles
town To BenyvIlle. w H. Young. s27O;
xix tunes week Winchester 10 Romn,y,
K. u. McClesve, s649; Winchester 70
Whitehall. Jas. Alkens. $50; Csppn
Bridge 10 Fsbius, r. II. MeCleave, $3.50.
Iee-5U:g 10 Washington. Michsl
Conghln. $500 LeesbDrs 30 Wrnches'
Ter. Lewis Peacock, 5000. three times
eek; HIllshorough 10 Harper. FsHy'
William Msl!sews, $500.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02
John w. NcCURDY,
Supervisor Osborne Town-hip,
CHARLES JOHNSON,
HaPpeT's Ferry.

The Richmond Republic has the fol-
lowing from a correspondent at HarPcr's
Ferry
The United States has taken no step
towards giving back 10 tie deserted town
the works hIch gave il all tie ptosPeri.
ly it had. Virginia has lost forever the
United States armory al EIarper's Ferry.
It is DOT being rebuII-iI never will be.
am not saying whether lie location there
was Of any value 10 Virginia or not, but
remarking SIMPLY that, valuable or not, II
will never be there again. Afer The des.
truction Of Harper's Ferry armofy, he
works al Springfield, M4ss., was the sole
establishment for the Manufacture OF arms
in the United States. ard by The marvel.
GUS extension Of It's facilities il Wss found
sufficient to meet The extraordinary de-
mands Of tie war. 1t Is not probable
that there vii, be another armorv estsb.
Iished anvw here; but il there is, Harprr' /,
Ferry Will not be he selected sIe. Rock
lsland having the preference, so far -
the present feeling OF Congress is know D.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02
SUPERVISORS COURT.
November 20, 1865.


Board met at II o'clock, present A.
Fosse,,, President; Il. w. Pouertield
Daniel Cameron, Dr.. Logic and Ehud
Turner.
On motion of Supervisor Pouerfleld'
Geo. Kennedy was permitted to keep all
oyster saloon al HarpeI's Ferry.
Resolved by The Board Of Supervisors
of Jefferson County. West Va, lha. So
persisor Potlerfeld be appointed TO pro-
coed 10 the Auditor, and If possible gel
his henor to return to US again, the Land
Book Of this county. seul by Mr.. Green
wood few days ago.
Our object in asking this REQUESTS that
we requested Mr. Greenwood TO tran
scribe the Virginia Land Book OF 1859,
which is now In our possession, instead
of trahscribng the book made ont by
him this yesr. which book was once 'e-
turned 10 us for thai purpose by your hon
or. MIR. Greenwood has been paid by
The Board for making out his book. but
The Board finding many errors IN 1t, adoP-
led The old book which We understood
your honor TO say, was the land book
proper for the county. We further stale
that 10 make all corrections necessary IN
Mr.. Grsenwoods book will require more
lime than we have to devote to II, besides
giving your honor much trouble.
A. FOSSETT, President,
DANIEL CAMERON,
CHARLES JOHNSON,
II. W. POTrERFlELD,
JAMES, Logic,
EHUD TURNER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

&g7 A little rebellion would seem 10 be
brewing in Utah. Brigham Young sand
in a seruon ME other day
III they underi ok 10 Try him in a
Gentle court. he would see the Govern
meat in hell first. and was ready 10 fight
the Government HE rub. He had his
soldiers, and rifles, and pistols, and am
muni,on, and plenty Of 1t, and cannon
100, and would use them. lie was 'on
it, The Governor Of This Territory was
useless aud could DO nothing. He Brig
ham was lie real Governor Of this peo'
pie, and by the powers Of Most High he
would be GoVerno. of .lis territory for
ever and ever. If the Genliles did no,
like this, they could leave and 60 TO he'll.
Nine.tenlhs Of the people Of The Territory
were Southern sympslhizers. The
North was wrong, and this people sym-
pa,hlZgd With The South"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

Our TowN LOOKING Up Besides the
regular Dry Goods stores of Messrs. E..
Baker, d. S. Renlch, Wan. A. Chspline,
w. Undertook, and Slrode & Line,
there is Dsrnelps Variety Store, and sew
eral other stores of like character, where
the ladies' do 90 TO discuss cascades, fash
ions, "rals" and "mice, and that re.
minds US Of Slonebraker's rat medicines.
Then there is Burkhart a. Grimes Drug
Store where sick people are made well,
with all sorts OF Notions, "tricks," &c.
Then there is VIM. Wheeler's Shoe
Store and Mandatory where you can
get your sole mended, besides the Lea,h-
.er Store, Tanneries, aud Shoe Shops,
where you can get leather and boots and
shoes made 10 keep your feet of the
snow this winler-if we have any. Then
we have several Conlectionaries, with
Oysters, candies. toys, &C., besides sew
eral "shabsngs" where you can get a
"brandy smash" or "gin cocktail
strong enough TO kill rats running. Then
We have three fine hotels in our town,
where they are prepared TO take way.
fsrng traveller in "out of The wet" be-
sides several private boarding houses.
Then we have stoves for sale to keep you
warm, from the cold and chilling blasts
of winter. Then We have number of
mechanics Of all kinds, who, by their
close application 10 business, the ring of
The anvil and The sound Of The hammer,
make Us believe they are "busy as bees"
Then we have two Touring mills in town
10 keep US in ralons. We then have a
detelchmen, Of Ten men belonging TO the
U. S. Typographical Engineers, who.
whenever We gel out Of West Virginia.
surrey US back again. And last, though
not least, our town can boast OF having
in it, and the vicinity, a number Of as
pretty gi!ls as ever wore "water-fall."
Irul y, We are gres, people, and ours is
a great town, and will DO greater-per-
hsps.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

LAND SALE.-G. L. Licklder has pur-
chased tract of'land containing 80 acres,
lying adjacent to the pike leading TO Ker.
neysvlIle. belonging to the heirs Of Jacob
Morgan, deceased, for S47,5 per acre.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

b. ID. s. Rentch has received his second
supply of Fall and Winter Goods. He believes
in "Quick sales and small profits" See ad-
refreshments.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

ES We notice in the Winchester papers
that our friend Major II. X. Douglas, former
" of this place, has consented to deliver an
Grafton in the Lyceum Hall Of that town, up
on the subj ect of "Napoleon and Stonewall'
their Resemblance aud Dissemblance." de
will no doubt do justice to the subject.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

I57 An effort is being made 10 establish
Csmet erv at Winchester, for The iDterment of
The confederate dead Mrs. A. II. II. Boyd and
Mrs. Philip Williams have been aspoiated to
yeceiYc sabscri, tiJns.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

The vote cast in Pennsylvania shows q
large falling of FROM ;he Presidential vote
of last yesr. Ii is nearly one hundred
aud twenty thousand less than the vote OF
1864, and nearly seventy-6ve thousand
less than the vote for G0yeIAOr in 1869.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

IL Attention is directed to the Law card
Of NJ. II. IDglss, Esq, in to-day's Register
We learn he comes to US highly recommended
as q lawyer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

PUBLIC SALE.-B. F. Harrison will
sell at Public Sale. al his residence near
Scrabble, on Tuesday next, 5,h instant,
Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Farming
Utensils. &c. &c. See bills.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02
WEsr VIRGINIA HosPfIAL FOR TIE INSANE,
WESTON, November -, 1865.
To The Supervisors Of Jtfirson County:

To The Supervisors cf J.fsrsOn County :
TIE colored patient brought from Jefferson
County 10 this Hospital. this day, cannot be ad-
nitted for want Of room. The institution IS
full and o,er-fowlng, and numerous apPlica-
tions are pending.
Allow me TO suggest hat were there room
the want Of legal proceedings might be bar
TO admlssicD. The directions in the Code of
Laws are explicit aBd should be followed.
Respectfully,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

S The first snow of the season-enrobe-
ing terra srma in white garment-icll IN
this latitude on Tuesday morning last, but soon
disappeared.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

LARGE PoRKERs.-Jos. NJ. StonebIa.
ker Of ihis town, slaughtered on Monday
las, he fines. pea of forkeIs We have
seen this season-lhe three weighing in
the aggregate 1924. one of which 40la &.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

as Rule Day on Monday next, the 4th in
slant. Parties concerned will bear it in mind.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-12-02

afford to publish paper for less than
double The price received befo.e The war.
The man who would Systematically
and willfully sci sbou, cheating printer
would commit highway robbery upon
crying baby. aud rob it of its ginger bread
rob church of counterfeit pennies
pawn his grsndno,her's specs for drink
of whiskev-sleal scorns from blind
SOW, and take the clothes Of scsrecrow
10 make respectable appearance IN So
cieiy.
The false leg which was captured in
March 1864, from Col. UIilc Dshlgfen,
who W as killed while on his retreat from
a raiding expedition near Richmond, has
been secured and restored 10 his friends.
The detectives found i, upon n. P. Bal
lard. a. the house of a Mrs. Carter. near
Charlottesville, vho had been wearing II,
received il as a presen, from a relative.
4 gentleman just arrival in New York
from Colorado, bv HE overland route,
speaks Of horrible sight witnessed on
the praires, where small emigrSnl train
had been attacked By the Indians. and an
old man captured. who vas 'ieh to "ag-
on and bu.ueJ TO death. TIE body was
discovered the next morning with an ar
row driven into each eye. Gea. Conner
was III favor Of eXleGi4IHaion.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-13

NEGRO FoRETHoUGHT. In the days
when servents were bought and sold
to service in Massachusetts as in
South Carolina, my grandfather had
in bis family a darkey, called, OF
course, "Dinah." Now, Dinah WAS
fair to lcok upon, and after sundry
tirtations, received in her eighteenth
year, a bona fde offer from a well'to-
do Sambo OF forty. "And wyh don't
you have him, Dinahl" asked my
grandfather of The tair one. "Tot old
massa," wsa the grinniDs reply.
why, Dnab, he is juss in his
prime" Yes, msssa; nut bime by,
when Dinah get her prime, den he
hsb no prime at ala"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-13

battles, aud Southern fevers! The
destruction of lie and property on
the other side would be frightiul-how
ever perfect the moral discipline Of
the invaders. The conquest compile
ted, at that enormous waste OF human
life to the North and Northwest, with
at least 5O,OOO'OOO added thereto,
and Chi 69nOi Fifteen devasted Prov
inces not to be brought into harmo
ny with their conquerers; but to Oe
held for generations oy heavy garri
sons, at an expense quadruple the net
duties or taxes which it would be pos
sible to extOrt from them, followed by
q Protector or ar Emporer.
w. Say to the seeded States
WayaOard Sisters deps't in peace!
In haste, remain,
Very truly yours,
WINFIELD So TT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-13
SHERiFFS SALE.
State If OhiO. Viaton County.

State # OhiO. PiHton County.
IL. Mercer Pltf In Court Of
against Common Plea
Benjamin Dill Det'tJ On Verdi.
DURSU Ant to tho command of nm order OF
/ rale in the aboTe cause to me directed f-oIn
the Court of Common Pleas. of the afOrsaid
County of Vinton, | will offer at public sale at
the door Of the Court House, in the town OF
N Acrthur, in the aforesaid county of Vinton Oh
Saturday the 22nd day Of April 1865,
At tine hour Of one o Geek, PM, of said day
the following premises to. wit: The north end
Of out lot number two, (9,l being stfip OH
the north end of said let, ubuut one hundred
and twenty feet wido and all of the said lot ex-
cert that part or parcel conveyed by Charles
RUbhius and wife to he Murrieta u Cincinnati
RailRolG Company, Also astrip off of!he west
of side out lot number three commencing Mt the
line betweea lots num bers two and
three running theme eat on he north limo
of lot number throe until it intersects the
line rLnning south from the south west
corner Of In lot number Twelve, thence
south one hundred and twenty feee until
it inte sect Che east and wet line oF that part
Of Out-lot number two, conveyed az above.
thence west 10 TIL: said division line hctwcen
OTIS nu N Dor two and three, and thence NORTH
to the place Of beginning, all Of said lots and
parts OF lots lying aud being in Robbins addi-
ton to the town of Ilamden Vinton county o.
on which is situated Foundry together with
The Engine and machinery belonging o. sai /
foundry business,
Taken rs tho property of Benjamin Dill TO
satisfy q judgement. of aforesaid Court, In fa
vor Of +. Il. Mercer
Appraised IA follows to-wit: at the sum OF
! hree thousand four hundred dollars aud must
bring two. thirds of that sum-
TERMS of sale, cash in hand.
d. B, SHIvELL, J. J. SIIOCKEY
Att. for Pltff Shf. V. Coo.
| March oath l865-5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-04-13

One OF the dresses at the recent in.
augeration hall consisted of black tulle,
embroidered in gold colIored elk, in
sLal wheat ears. 1t was made ever
black satin, and trimmed with gold
fringe about The bottom Of the skirt,
and long sash ends The body WAS low
and crossed in ieIdS from right to left,
he fringe torlLing an order. The or.
nOmcnts consisted OF gold wheat and
crimson peoples, placed upon the right
shouIdcr, and lott side of the waist,
and these also formed the headdress.
Shohhy-shoddv- sHOnDY!