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few Millers have attempted to ruo al all
and those tlat did, axe holding their Flour,
to pay a per bbi freight from the Missis.
sippi river to New York would be rui nous.
The Lakes will beopen after while, which
will probably bring these greedy corpora
tons to terms. This stopping of shipments
of produce has brought about . very close
market for Eastern exchange, aaa bankers
have been compelled to ship greenbacks to
keep good their balances. The West Is fus;
Of produce, and with ratss for freiehts such
as shippers could afford to pay, exchange
on the East would soon be at discount
The Chicago 1st6xrc Of yesterday says
The demand for dressed hogs was less
active to-day, and the market was I5@25c
lower, with safes at 3l2 50@14 OO-the saIes
having been chiefly at SIS 25@l4 dividing
on 200 los.
Highwines were in limited request. and
We note decline Of l5c ~ gallon. with
sales Of IS barrels at q Is, At which Quota
ton the market closed weak.
Under the effects of more favorable news
from New York there was nou,iuallv =
firmer feeling in the market for -four but
the volume of business was light, as buy-
ers and sellers are still apart. We raport
S0ACo "a fOV U0EE6la ~ $tO tOE WClI0 WI1tnr
aud IS 10 for spring sU2era.
There was good demand for wheat bv
short sellers, at decline of il0Ac, with
sales Of 10000 bushels at 81 5ls tor Cnicaco
extra, 81 45f@l IS for No spring. anc]
IL 2'for No sprlng-ciosiDg dull at 81 451
for No spring. After the ssborta' had tiliei
in there was no demand, and the marke.
closed dull
Corn was quiet and steady st Yesterday
SSV1se tan <~f NM .
7@78c for rejected in store. There was no
inquiry for No l, either for ssspot" or ssfu.
ture."
The market for oats was moderately &C.
tive at . decline Of 1920, with sales Of TO-.
coo bushels at 59a@6lc for No l-c.osinp
dull at inside quotation.
Rye was dull and neglected. We heard
OF no sales.
Barley was quiet, with light sales st 81 q
for new No Pin North Side. and 81 IS fol
same grade in South Side houses. The de.
mAnd for barley in store is very light.
There is nothing new in the market for
groceries. Trade 10 quiet, aud the demand
Is confined to current wants.
Cattle are very dull to-day. The receipts
| were quite light, but there is almost no In
Quiry, both shippers and Government con.
tractors being almost entirely out Of mar.
ket, Good stock steers were Ia fair demand
OF 6,0Oa6. 90. Most of the sa.es wore in
| small lots at q, 25a8 50, most.y at Is. Goa.
7,75 for common cattle to fair steers.
Hogs were in good demand especially
for smooth heavy hogs. The sales rsuged
from tlO 5Oal2,7O for common to very
! smooth heavy. There was no material
change from yesterdays quotations.
LA1ER.-In the afternoon the markets
were dull and weak. Wheat was in very
limited request, and No. Spring wad sold
at 81, 453a1, 45;, closing at about the inside
quotation. Oats we're neglected. Whisky
was dull at =, l6. Provisions were entire.
~ neglected.
FLOUR AND GRAIN IN sroRx IN CHICAGO
The following is the amount Of Flour and
Grain in store Ne reported by the Secretary
Of the Board Of Trade:
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3.942.369
CAiesgo Cattle Market.
Wednesday Evening +


Wednesday Evening, Feb. Is.
BERT CA1rLB.-The receipts by the Boart
of Trade reports to-day are 4O5 head; ship
msnts. GA head. The market to-day wa.
perfectly stagnant. Eastern buyers ar,
entirely out o. he market. and Government
contractors, :o1 the want Of funds, are buy
ing but few. The receipts are very light
but the demand il lighter still, and will
continue so until there is some chance L
get cattle through to Eastern markets. w,
would advise country shippersn not to Grove
the market at present.
There IL q fair demand for good stock
steers at from S. 0O@6 90. The most of tn,
sales to-day were from S 00@7 IS for com
mon butchers cattle TO fair steers. They
were mostly in small lots, and foot up som,
400 head.
The principal sales at the several yard.
to-day were:
Levy sold Gordon "a head fair Illinois
Steers. averaging l. 1870 lbs, at s. IS.
Orndorf sold Marks q head TIT Cows, Az.
eraging S74 lbs, 1t IS SO.
George Adams sold Wall IL Cows, aver.
aging S65 lbs, 1t q 10
W4llwork q Mallory sold Dause IL Cows
Cows, averaging $50 lbs, q is 621; and
Webb 4 Phillips IL prime Illinois Steers
averaging 81, 263 lbs, ct IS SO.
RtgmA0 sold Shafer IL head Steers and
Oxen, averaging 1874 Lbs, at 81 50; and LIE.
bolt 70 light Steers, averaging 0l9 lbs, al
q IS.
O'shea sold Rothsohild Is head common
Steers, averaging l, l7O lbs, at 4525.
Gridley d Go. sold Cash Is head comm
mixed Cattle, averaging 1850 lbe, ct S. 37A
Couger 4 Co. sold Cash 2OCowp and Bulls
averaging OH lbs, ct q so, and Is head
common Steers and Cows, averaging $50
lbs. ut s 50.
J. Adams cold Frank 10 head light Steers
averaging 968 Lbs, u IS 50.
Merits s. Go, IL head common Steers, av.
eraging LOIS lbs, at - IS: aud Vogls II
poor Cows, averaging ~ lbs, at ~ Is.
Gregory q Co. soll Kelley 10 Cows and
light nteers, averaging S2l lbs, At - SO.
Cooley sold DaUbe head prime Steers
averaging Ills lbs, At $500, and IA Cows
averaging 925l lbs, at t6 70.
Orr Sold Kelley Cows, averaging OILS
lbs, at q 50.
HOGs-The receipts, by the Board Of
Trade report to-day, were $40; shipments
3S2. The market continues firm, with q
good demand for smooth heavy hogs.-
Lighter hogs were in less request, and
coarse heavy hogs are not very saleable.-
The sales foot up at $50 head at from $40 50
to IL 20, chiefly 1t oil 90 to II 90.
sThaaulea Mt the several wards tod Nv were:
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RAILROAD ACcfDENT.-A froi9ht car and
Two or three passenger coaches, comprising
. part at toe train due here from Chicago
yesterday \. M, were thrown from the
track b few miles east Of Galssburg in
consequences OF broken rail. Although
tho rear coach sleeping carr was turned al
most completely over, no one was severely
injured by the accident. However. MANY
Of the passengers were bruised to q greater
OK Less extent.
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nary aEd Sexual eystems-neW and rel,ah,s
HeetNeat-in Reports OF tho HOWARD AaaO.
CATION. Sen: by mail Ia sealed letter On vel.
o2es, FREQ OF charge. Address. DR.. J. sKILLIN
HOC6HrON, Howard Association. No. aoutr
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa
ucAs:Xl .t1AwIv.
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MARRIED,

In this city .on the 10th inst, by Rev. D.. Cork
hill, Nj. HENRY DEWEIN and Miss JUsTINA
HUn5C, all OF burlington. 4,.s
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ESTRAY NOTICE-Taken up Jan.
~ 2lst. 1865, by G Wright, 1T his residence In
Peasant 0roye Township Des Aoines County.
Iowa, the following Estray: One sorrel Mare
with white spot In forehead aud white feet, 10
or IL years old
Appraised q. 80. by r e Husted and JAmes
Grogan, on the 6th1day of Feb before E. carter,
J. r. Feb 9. 1876. WIN. GARRETT,
feb 7-wltA County Clerk.
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NORTHERN LINE PACKET CoApANY.-
Al q recent meeting Of the stockholders of
the Northern Lins Of Packets, held q. st.
Louis, the old beard of officers was re-
elected, as were also the same directors.
We notice some Of the Captains have been
shifted from the boats they commanded
last season to others. Capt. Tom Butord
has been assigned to the command of the
New Boston; Capt. J. n. Campbell to the
Keithsburg; Capt. John Rhodes to the
Burlington: Capt. Alvord to the Sucker
State; Capt. Parker to the Davenport; Capt.
Ball TO the Canada, aud Capt. Dawley, fer
merly OF the Bill Henderson takes clerk
ship, aud the Henderson is to be converted
into q tow-boat. These popular packets
are al being put in perfect order, and will
come into the spring trade in frst-class
style when navigation opens.
With regard to the St Louis and Keokuk
Packet Compaq6, Constitution says:
I'VE learn that arrangements have all
bean completed by this popular company
TO Goter upon the trade just - soon "a the
prise the line are the Lucy BertEam, Harry
johnson, Jeanie Deans, Warsaw, Die YER
non and Kate kearoey-six in number
all staunch and commOdiouscfuft and we'll
known to our Citizens. They lay up at
Quincy doring the winter, and the Herald
say1 have all undergone thorough repair
aud been newly painted inside and out, at
not that every care will be taken and every
enost made by the company to retain for
ID line that popular favor which It has al
ways enjoyed"
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IDOOK AGENTS WANTED-To

- sell by Subscription, with sample, excel
lent Popular Illustrated Family Works, just
suited to the TINES. Among these is . Low
PRICE HISTORY Of the REBELLION of which
ot'''' jo",y thousand OF Volume l have already
l,eeo sou II IL . good business for ex-Soldiers,
aud others out Of employment
A1rfsr Circulars, VITA Particulars and Terms.
address, HENRY HOWE.
No. LII Main ST. Cincinnati. Onio.
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GTATEMENT Of the Condition of the
~ HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, Of New
to on bs sns dT6 day ct D.
sdant TO the Statute OF said state.
l. The name Of the Company Is the Home In
surancs Company. New Haven. Connecticut.
q. 2 The amount Of its Capital Stock. IS author.
5. Tie Mount Of it's CAPT. 'O''V' "
tai stock paid up is 10000 %
Z. The Assets Of the Com
Ist.. Cash ON hand, In Bank.
and in the hands Of att ~
erothel persons. sw4sl II
Sd. Bonds1nd stockA owned,
e cz sse s Gsdm 4sse u h ioi.. g.
4th. Debts OF the Company
secured ny mortgage (see 80. 49,
5th. Deb's Otherwise secur.
81. s 5s SIS ; 81 Fssssns 1 ssss
7th. A. Al other securities (see
Total Assots co orc "a
LIABILITIES,
u5 $ The AMOUNT Of ll.bllitiea due or not due to
!. Losses adjusted and not due. none.
g. Losses djusfed, il4.7jO as
.. Losss: IN suspense. waiting further
10 AL other claims against the Comfy els IS
:, Total Liabilities, si5,as2 -
-; The Greatest amount insured In any one
= The greatest amount allowed by the rules
town or village, according to Its size'
IL. The greatest amount allowed to be insured
N any one block. according to length and struc-
Il. The Act Of Incorporation of the Company
~ previously dled.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
County OF New Haven. 3d.
so y =, sa..esee, President, AID Charles vii.
ny, New Haven, being duly sworn. depose and
say. and each for hi nself says, that the forego.
Ing r. true r a9 corr Ct statement Of The
the above named officers thereof: and that M
part OF the sapt,tal or earnings of said Company
mas been deposited IN any state or Territory Is
: 5: :: sATrERLE1E;,s President.
CHARLES WILSON, Secretary.
above named D. r. sa.terlee. President. and
c easy ss WILSON this !s dsy & Jan
AUDITORS OFFICE. IowA,l
II is hereby ce nes Mo mes Jan 2ath; iSeS
this office. showing the condition of the Home
the State OF CONNECTICUT on the lst day Of Janu.
Of a ~ r. nth ;o,
Of Iowa, emitted IAN Act in relation to In
snrance Companies" approved January 18th,
February 9Th, 1853, and an Act in relation to
Lille Insurance Companies. approved March
18th, 1852; that said statement shows tina: said
is possessed of the requisite amount
Of capital, and invested as required by law.
Authority is therefore given to the above
NAMED Company to transact their appropriate
business of Insurance in this State, IN accord
ance with the Laws thereof. until the 3lst day OF
A. D., One Thousand Eight Hundred
md Sixty-Six.
Ia testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my seal OF ONCE. the
day and yea6 first above written,
[sKAL1 JNO.t A. ELLIOTT.
feb1l- d6tWot Auditor Of State, !
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THE CITY.

POLICE Ir1Ns.-W. I. Kerr was ar.
raigned before Justice Wilcox day OK
two since on the charge of getting drunk,
and was fined 80 and costs. He viii! take
the case up 10 the District Court.
Harrison Parker was brought before
Justice Mar Die yesterday on the com plant
Of John Howard, for an assault. upon the
latter. he vas fined 8 and costs.
DEsERrERs ARsEsTED.-The Provost
Marsha! . few nights since, assisted by a
posse Of n ec, proceeded to the residence OF
Peter Dauva,l on o1e Of the islands above
this city, and arrested three deserters nam
edrespectfuliy r. Dauva!i, Black and Har-
~. They were ali in the same bed and
were armed with revolvers. They had
sworn they would never be taken alive,
but it seems they were. They now lie in
Jail in this place.
Three the four deserters who were
arrested last Sabbath on an island above
this city. and arc now boarding with Sher-
i6 Kelsey, have made c.ean breaats of the
cnenss charged against them. Russel Du-
val admits that be deserted from the 14sh
Iowa Infantry, on the l2th of October, 1854.
George W. Dunn enlisted on the 9th Of Au.
gust, '62, in the 102d Illinois Infantry, aud
deserted in November, '63. John J. Har-
ysy enlisted in the 1lth Missouri Cavalry
in May, is, and deserted from Benton Bar
racks. st. I.ouis. William Burns, whom
PARTED il this city enlisted somewhere in
Illinois, refuses to give any particulars 10
refeyence to himself, as his friends would
be thereby involved in difficulty. How
ever, Capt. Ruttiedge is resolved to probe
the matter to the bottom and deal sum.
marty with his accomplices.
HAwK-Ers WooLsN MILLs.-A Com.
pany was yesterday organized in this city
under the general corporation law of our
State with the above named title, for the
manufacture end sale Of wooden fabrics.-
Such al establishment has been long need.
ed here, and We are glad to see that it is to
be stated under the direction Of gentle.
nc "a % we'll qualified TO make it success
The directors are Jno. G. Foote, Theodore
Pphler, Mark 8. Foote, Jno. II. Gear, and
Edward joy. Marx S. Foote was elected
President, and Will have charge OF tbs
financial and general business mausge
men: OF the concern. The manufacturing
department will be in charge OF MI. Fril
3 gentleman Of large experience, having
been connected with some of the best wool.
on mills in the west, and was recently en-
gagged with Mr.. Hopper At Warren, Hen,
dsrson county, Ill. The Company have
secured Al . location, the planning mil
building near Boundary street. which vii,
at once be put in order to receive the ma.
chinery. Mr.. Friii starts east at once tc
secure the necessary machinery, and de.
aigns purchasing the very best to be had
in the market. twenty-five per cent. Of
the capital was called for and paid in \,
once. So this long-talked OF enterprise
can now be regarded 40 fixed fact, and
starts toe under very favorable auspices.
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|nNION SEED.-ust received an In.
SAFE bv SB WRIGHT
iebI6 utn @ Water 81
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED. We
Y stiI.'want Volunteers, and are paying
large
LOCAL B0UNTIES.
Come and join our glorious IOWA BOYS in
flushing up the Rebellion.
Volunteers have choice Of Com pany azd Regi-
ment
Come 10 our General Recruiting Agency ever
GAYS DRUG STORE,
where floats the STARS and Stripes"
cave VII oil any Township ia tae First Dis
trsct FOR one half OF what 1t viii cost after the
next CAL. ~hicu will eoOn be- made. besides saw
ing l,,wa men to our own credits, and prevent
taenl from going to Illinois to enlist, where we
lose the credltA
A4.We furnish Representatives and eubst;-
tutes. J. G. ABERCROMBIE 4 Co.
feb!5 d&Ttf Recruiting Agents.
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BUCKEYE REAPEkS AND NOW
- ERs. for 1906 Il have just received an N
Machines. 10 which ask the attention Of thos'
wishing to purchase Harveetsrss for lH@
feb17.wtf 3SWater street.
statement Of tn, condition Of the 0srnania Fro
ID day Of January 1885, in conformity With the laws
of the State Of Iowa
Cash Capital and Surplus =: ;;,,,
Cab in Bank and in hands Of Agents..".. 1o,6091s
Loans on Bond and Morsgase-.-....... ~ 7 3ovo
United States L. ~ wv
u,and ..........-......................." EsyOOW
Baak and INSURANCE Stocks etc.......".... 13.2loH
;s5s7s3.s5
LIABILITIES
Losses incurred sad in process Of adjustmt 1hG ~
The greatest amount insured On fny rs oco
The Company hss no general rule - 70 the amonas
allowed to lie insured in any city, tewn, nuASe@
block being governed in this matter n Ssea esss ~
the general character Of buildngs width OF sseees
facilities for putting cut tres ctc
An at,csted copy Of the Garter or Act Of Incofpo
ration filed heretcfore
or and cs,nsv o. NM Yora. |"'
Maurice Ilger Prssidaat IA. and John Ed~cra a naa'
"
being severally sworn depose and say. and Zach Tor
himself says, that the foregoing true fnll saa
correct statemept Of the a1sirs Of the said Copors
ton. sad that they afs tho sbovs described ooers
'h''e0 MAURICE HI1aER. pres't
JOHN I. KAHl. ssc'y.
sab.srissd ,a sas Sworn before mo- tins q" ''' 0'
TRos. L. TH0RN1LL.
FISH Commissioner for Iowa In New York
Statement. Of the condition Of the Hsaover F.ze In
& sss 1s:Sss cs ssT WITH The .~:
Of the state Of Lows. c.nrr.,
Cash Capital and Surplus s;vrs oSS'4
Cash in Bank and in Once $l47M51
Omitted s.ate. secnsi.;e. nona: IsSSoSo
loans on Bond and Mo-tgags............ 133. 5000
Loans on Stocks and Bonds, payable on do
demand 1Ssoy -
All other Securities AoosA.lS
s6ssssos4
LIABILITIES
LOSSES incurred sad in process Of adjustmt, SeOC00
Unpaid taxes, ...::............. S.SSS "
a7a35oo
The grcstcst amount insured any risk b e2 900,
BIZ. viii not ~ . general rule exceed $4,000.
The Company has no general rule - to the amount
allowed 70 be insured Il ANY city, town. village. or
~ 1919. ,S S.esct- ~ hm;idn.s vdth Of streets
facilities for putting ont Area, etc.
An attcsted copy u the Charter, Act Of Incorpo-
Tho cnmranv hns M denos;. in anv Staia
aT,|r o. EeV Yosx.
fyf, and County Of Mn York IS.
a.crcfa,v ~ the Hanover Fire Insurance COMPANY.
Ssiro s:ycr.liv svorn deoose and ~ aad each fcr
h;mss,f ssva. that the foregoing q true ftll and
Correct 81 Of til. aars of the eaid Corporstion
snS thst acy ar, IN. al,oye descrbed ocsf thereof
~" ,'' DORAS Z. SrONH. pres't.
B. s. WALOOTT, Sec'y
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T. = SMITHS PATENT CAST
sTEEI. PLOW.-The attention of Farm
ers Allied to this celebrated Plow, ~ being the
best aud cheapest Piow manufactured. Will
warrant this Plow to scour In any SOIL and to
wear Us long as three or four sheet steel piows.
Cali and examine the Pillow and judge for your.
fehlI-w2m q Water Street.
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DOR SALE-A seven year old Black
IL HAWK Mare: also Spring Wagon
App.y 10 G 4 HENRY.
corner of 7th and Columbia streets.
feDl-.J,Syrtv
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FLOUR AND GRAIN IN sroRx IN CHICAGO.
The following is the amount Of Flour and
Grain in store Ne reported by the Secretary
of rne BOARD Of Trade.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28
Alarriages.

A, Trinity Church, on Wednesday
evening last, by Rev. DIR. Andrews. Rev.
Magruder Maury, Rector Of ST. Georges
Church. Fredericksburg, Va, 10 Miss
Lila .and,ews. daughter Of The officiating
minister.
A, the same time and place. by the
same. Mr.. Thomas Mason King. of Al
exandria. to Miss Ellen C.. Robinson,
daughter of b. late Arrhy Robinson, Of
Fruit Hill, near pherdsiown.
On The / Nh instant, a, Mt. Carmel
Church, Clarke county. by Rev. DR..
Hedges, Mr.. Geo. r. Browne. of Au.
gus,a. Ga. 10 Miss Margaret Virginia.
only daughter Of the late DR.. James M.
Lindsey, Of Clarke county.
IN Hagesstown. 18th inst. Mr.. John
Potts to- Miss Sarah Fouke. daughter OF
Michael Fouke. formerly of this town.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR-The marke. is rather dull
for super, which is in better supply,
Howard street excepted, that description
being scarce. Sales moderate, ranging
from SO 25 to 9 IS, the outside for choice
Howard street. Extras are scarce, but
easier To buy; grades suitable for retailing
may be quoted from $40 so to sri %
per Dbl. All other descriptions ale steady
as beiose quoted.
GRAIN.-Whea,- To. day 1900 bus.
white and $500 bushs red recelved; no
prime or choice white sold, prices nomi.
nally @uchaneed: all the Fed offered was
taken a, 2 25 50 so per bushel; NJ
choice. Corn was in moderate supply,
the offering reached 5000 hushs, all whi,e;
market heavy and prices favored buyer;
included ia the sales were 1900 bushels
old while al SO IS cents, 1000 bushs
new at rs 80 cts. bulk al IS cts; small
lots of inferior at - csns per bashel; no
receipts or sales Of yehsw. Oals-26OO
bushels offered; only part sold in small
lots at IS So cents, mosl y at 4S q so
cents weight. Rye-ll00 bushels re-
ceived, of which $50 bushs sold al 90 els
per shell.
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ADMINISTRATORS

4 LII persons indebted 10 the Estate Of
y the late JACOB LINE, deceased.
are notified TO make immediate payment,
and those having claims against The said
Estate will present them properly anthem
iicaied for selllnmeni, as it is the wish of
the Administrator to bring about settle.
ment OF he Estate as speedily as posi-
BILE. HENRY. w. LINE,
Administrator.
All account, not settled by the Is, Of
January will be placed in an officers
hands for speedy collection.
September 9, 1868. II
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Che Alarkets.
ShepherdstoWn Market.

Corrected veskls by d. S. Rsntch.
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FOR THE LADIES!
ONE PRICE ONLY!

Hosiery. Gloves, Hanjkerchiefs. Break.
fast Capes, SOn,ags, Balmoral Skirts, Cor
sets, Collars, Wells, Skeleton Skirts,
Stamped Yokes. Vests and Drawers,
Yarns, Coloted Wersted. Ribbons, Trim
mings. Machine Servings Buttons. Toile.
articles, Msgic RufflIng, Royal Frills,
Coventry Han Nels. Scarfs, Soaps. Per
fumery, BeIlings. Elizsbelhan Ruds. Sta
lionery. Pocket Knives. Scissors, Table
and Tea Spoons, Soup Ladies' Brushes
Tapes, Essences. Cooking Extracts, Al
buns, Brsids, Sewing Materials. Chi
dren's Germantown Skirts. Spices, Beads.
Bonnie, and Shawl Pins, Shirt Fronts.
Clothes Wringers, &C., &C., &C.,
AT DARNELL'S
October IA, 1865. Is
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Dratbs.

A, his residence near the Old Furnace.
in this County. on Wednesday The 18Th
inst, Mr.. Joha Enghs, aged sbou. 70
years, a respected and worthy citizen, es'
teemed BY all who knew him.
At Sandy Ridge. September 80, 1864.
of Dip,hehia, John Harmon, only son Q!
John B. aud Sarah Hendricks, aged 8
years. 10 months and 7 days.
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TUST received s.6ne and cheap stock OF
y Ladies Dress Goods, Poplins. figured
and plain Mousllns. Fancy Prints, lpaca,
also Mourning Goods. 49,,
Oct. % STROBE e. LINE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-28

A cniored woman. rasid,ng near NanJN-
moy Church in Charles county. Md. has
given birth 10 four children within twelve
months The frs, was born in Deem
be- last, aud about two weeks since she
gave birth to three more. The last three
were boys.