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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-30
T0urna liieHt.

We learn from The Free Press that a
Tournament came off al Smi,hheld last
week. Chsrl,s Praler, Knigb, of Berke'
ley. crowned Miss Mary Lewis, @ cen.
e. W. Harper, Knight Of Lexington,
Miss Mollie Barnes, lst Maid of Honor.
Il. w. Grove, Of Maryland, Knight of
Woodburn, Miss Salie Wysong, 2nd
Maid Of Honor. John l.. Lewis, Knight
of Middleway, Miss Mary Deck, 3rd
Maid Of Honor. Charles HardesIy,
Knight Of the Old Dominion, Miss liz
zie Sherman 4h Maid of Honor, and
Thomas S. WATSON, Knigh, of Cherry
Lake, Miss Laura Lamar, 9th Maid Of
Honor. Henry Hunter, Of Charlestown,
was spokesman on the occasion. After
the Coronation a happy and pleasant
time was had in engaging IN different in
noceni amusements.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-30
A CARD.

Mr. Zmflc-Please STATE IN your paper
that | pronounce lf.e New Eta's' com
ADMIRATION from Mill. Crerk. Berkeley
county. ialse. never made use OF ,he
language attributed 10 NE by that CORES.
pendent.
JOSEPH A. ClIAPLINE.
Sept. 80, 1865.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-30

o. Attention is directed 10 the adver-
tisemeni OF Messrs. Burkharl e. Grimes,
in ln-dAy's issue. We have long needed
Drug Store in this place, and no doubt
our young friends will receive a liberal
share Of patronage.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-30

w. Monday next, the 2nd of October.
Is "RLle Day." as is the first Monday in
each month, therefore all persons having
business with The Clerk of the Circuit
Court, will act accordingly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-30
Released from Prison.

Samuel II. Smith oil BoousbOro' Wash
inglon County, Md. charged with seIz.
ing and tearing the American flag, on the
occasion Of Sunday School picnic near
tina, place (the flag having been brought
10 the ground by some oblruslVe young
men, in a wagon about a month since,
had final hearing Of his case on Tues
day lsst by the military authorities, and
released from prison; the charges of dis.
loyalty and contempt for the flag not be-
ing proved. The Rev. Mr.. ShuforJ, al
so of Boonsboro' arrested as an sccesso-
ry, but subsequently paroled and allow
ed to return home, was fully released from
all parole; the entire charges being now
regarded as exaggerated or founded IN
misrepresentation. and Major General
Hancock expresses a determination mol
TO encourage frivolous or reckless accuse
lions. So says The Baltimore Sun.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-30
FOR THE JUDGESHIP.

HENRY BERRY, Esq, will be sup.
IL ported By the voters OF the Judicial
District. composed Of the counties oi JsI'
lerson. Berkeley, Morgan. Hamp.hlfe'
Psndleion and Hardy. al the next dec
lion. Nc. Bery's firm legal alisiLmen's'
unfinching fidelity TO the Uuiup. emile
him to the consideration OF The voters oil
this District.
Sept. 2, 1865. LOfAl.iST'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-30

e. We again request our friends TO
send in names and dates Of persons who
have died since the commencement OF The
war, for our Obituary Record"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-30

rs Romor says that company oil U.
s. soldiers have taken up their quarters
in Charlestown, but for what purpose is
unkno an, various are The conjectures.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-30
The "rest Oath of West Virginia.

The "Test Oath" Of West Virginia.
The Legislature of the State of West
Virginia having prescribed certain oath
for all who should atiemp. TO vote at any
election. whose loyalty is challenged, the
Judges of an election in Greenbrier coun-
ty, acting as they thought, nnder the
power granted them by the Constitution.
refused to administer The oath, on the
ground of its unconstituionsity, which
led 10 a considerable discussion among
the legal gentlemen of West Virginia,
Judge Harrison arguing its legality and
binding force, and Judge Lamb, at the re-
quest of certain officers in Ohio county,
gives his opinion Of its Illegally and un'
consiiiuiionaliIy, and the power of Judges
of election to decide upon it, and finally,
E. b. Hall, Esq, Attorney General of
The State, and also candidate for Judge Of
the 10Th Judicial Circuit, at the request
of Gov. Boreman. publishes his opinion
that as il is law of the State il is pre-
sumed TO be constitutional, and says that
the Judges Of election have no power TO
question its legality, and that il will re-
main in binding force, upon all until the
Supreme Court shall decide otherwise,
aud this opinion Gov. Boremsn sustains
in published proclamation. If the vote
of any person offering to vote at any
election shall be challenged by any voter
present, the supervisor and the inspectors
Of The election shall refuse TO allow such
person TO vote until he shall produce to
Them an affidavit as follows, which is the
"res, Oath" referred to -
a. -, do solemnly swear that ! have
never voluntarily borne arms against the United
States, the reOrganlZed government OF Virginia,
or the State Of cst Virginia; that have new
er voluntarily given aid, comfort or assistance
to persons engaged in med hostility against
The United States, the reurganizcd government
OF Virginia, or the State Of West Virginia; that
have not at any time sought, accepted, exer-
clsed, or attempted 10 exercise, any Office, or
appointment whatever, under any authority or
pretented authority, hostile or inimical 10 the
Uaited States, the reorganlzed government of
Virginia, or the State OF West Virginia; that
have not at any time yielded voluntary sup
port 10 any government, or pretended govern
mGnt, poweror constitution within the United
States, hostile OF inmicaI thereto, or hostile or
Inilnlcal to the rcurganlzed government OF Viz
gina. or the Stale Of West Virginia: that will
support the constitution o. the United States,
and the constitution OF the State of West Vir-
gnia; aud that take this oath freely, without
any mental reservation or purpose Of evasion"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-30

o. DR.. Wi,herow will visit Shepherds
town on The 18th of October. See adyer-
tisement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-30
Attack OH Confederate General.

The Marietta, Ohio, Times says
"Mudwalp' Jackson was in town last
Monday morning. After remaining a
few honrs, he went up to 81. Mary's' and
stopped alta public "ouse kept by the
b oilers Riggs. While ih're, parry
came in, and threatened TO hang him, To-
perber with other manifestations OF Vlo'
Ience. One of Jacksou's scquainIancrs,
sitting alongside of him, was s'ruck on
the back of The head with chair. and one
Of the Riggs got hin win stone. Tins
was the beginning of row. Jackson got
out Of the way, bot tie fighting was kep'
up, and the result was that tie attacking
parry 90. woIsted. Tuesday morning
Judge Stewart, opening court. alluded t"
the disturbance. counseleJ order. remark
ed that the proprierors Of the hotel had a
right to project their guests, and entirely
rxculpsIed The Riggs for what 'hey had
done.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-30

&% Hon. George r. Latham will &C.
cspi our thanks for Public Documents re-
ceived few days since.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-30
Gofiey,s Lady,s Book.

After an elapse Of four years we are
once more the recipient Of the above in.
valuable publication, for October. We
were as much delighted upon lis reception
as il il had been one o. our warmest
Iliends returning after an absence Of many
yeas. We highly commend il 10 our
lady lriends-it is "Lsdy's Book" in
reality, and one Of The best exIsn!.
a. In our next We will publish the
proceedings Of the meeting held a!
Chsr.estown, on Saturday last
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-30

Gen. Lee, the president Of Washington
College, arrived IN Lexington last week,
having travelled over one hundred miles
on horseback.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04
Trnd. Cou,sp,iom NJ ~. Louis.

II is propOscd 10 hold grand mcrcantils cOn-
yent.on NJ 81 Louis on or about October ], npd the
business men o. that city already moving in ne
matter gndrhc following regulations have been speed
upon:
Dolecate, are 10 be- invited from al the elites and
loading towns in me southern Nrs'erh .ad Nortn'
Western States In tho proportion OF hyo representa-
tves fox each and 10 - for each city making
in al some 900 gue.i'.
T.ey win be transported 10 snd fror their homes
and maintained TIE hotels during tlsr stay oo OF
charge
A banquet Will be given them and ekcnssioni made
10 tho chief places OF nere-u the CITY and It's vicinity
The City Council and county authories are 10 be %.
ttioned immediately 10 appropriate slpOU ~ sl2oD
each toward dcirayng tho expenses 10 be- Incurred IN
their entertainment.
Committee to have IN churgs ey6Ty separate matter
connected with the proposed contention have already
been appointed provided FOR Al the lat meeting "'
tho General Advising Committee tho following loicr
was read from tho Rev. d.. Elliot; go
Hon HENRY l. BLOW Dear Sir; hope that ~ VIII
NOT be regarded ~ impairment Ia one VINO ~ not " a
business man very cordsly o. Scccud your suggestion
Of grand reunion Of AZ tire cine. oi the ireM '"ey
AZ ST Louis next October Nothing cod b. done more
ertainly pr0n0tiye Of peace and good VIII among
men tran such IA cOnyOcaton II would dchcnstIhir,
,pure perfofy thar ever thlt ONL NfYn-1 holds ~ al
tnye,ier and that Ne members oaeot another A.
strintlv In "A oOInmcrtial m moral ana rnnfious
sense II wonld help us al both North sod SoUD 10
bury the hnch. Of strife and Ia return once more ~
mo emulation u commerce end Of Christian broi her
hood Let the srirf Of wGr die with Its Dnpe, aud 81
ms hear PEACE nc ONLY Ia word bot In decd. 81 Louis
- Tie natural metropolis Of TIL. region lot il also be
kunyu ~ the ceuter of good feeling, OF hospit'. ana
Of every numanizing influence. 10 ACCOMPLISH slch =
result our whole community VIII WuK WIN sii Nu
no one more heartily ban
VIC. ElLnr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

toa. II prevents rsass Of property: oreysats Tia
aososauon OF bills OF cxohAnGc o. pfonssory notes
prevents rAhins money BY mortgage and FIJI. onr com
muhity WIN gloom, apathy and DrbOeucs tai ~ tina,
energy and happiness which we feel sure your Excel
you preside
Accompanying thu memorial. ws present "a number
OF letters from business men, representing every phase
OF our oy life from which the fatal effects Of this 81.
cepton will appear II will be seen that these effects
re nos eonhned 10 the rich. to thOsc worth 600
IN taIable properly They are felt Nv the poor and
needy even in ssdder form than BY others Industry
Is paray.ed, work Ia discouraged energy is annihi.
iated The poor tradesm,n or mechanic, the woman
VINO earIv h0r broad with her needle the freedmen
SEEKING honest employment, all are discouraged and
uCectcd Iheir ordinary engagements arc gone be-
cause the property Of the country and palsy
has stricken Tho hands outshstchcd to give lhem
work aud compensation
foar metnoriasts are persuaded that IL YVES not your
EGcelcnoys design, in Incorporating this thirteenth
eAcepton In the proclamation to arrest Commercial en-
Prise OF cripple the mechanical clascs and VIC en-.
couraged to unfold to Yen its operation in these parcu-
10 consider how far clause having such operation nm.
foreen and not IN accordance with your design Ought
To he continued in yOnr offers of amnesty And though
We would lam hope that upon roconsderation your E1
celeney will determine TO open yet wider the door OF
amnesty not only for benefit OF the commercial and
mechanical classes but all Others by Withdrawing en-
tey this exception because events since the date ~
your proclamation. show that Is not inconsistent With
its spirit to do yet should we DO disappointed IN
this We earnestly petition your EXcellenoy 10 deal
with this unfortunate city that It's industry commercial
and mechanical may DO speedily revived; ond To this
end that yOu will either consider the special appbcs-
amnesty persons IN this excepted class here
resident or interested erpedttonsly than might
suited 70 The case heal the paralysis which now Expresses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04


Through the poiteneSs Of Mr.. Hutchinson.
coss oi the steamer Yellowstone, VI were furnished
the following particulars Of the murder oi ton men b!
the Indians on the Upper Missouri:
THE Yellowstone left g. Ltuis on the Sth Of March
and arrived Sioux City the 3ls,. On the 18Th Of
May landed at Union and put on troops. MAY -
landed AZ the Inouih Of the Marine or town OF opit
Al this place heard the account o. the nurdci OF the
whites by party OF Blood Indians. The North Pegans,
South Pegaps ana Boods constitute the Blackfoot Ia
tons TIE Eloods .he sallest time number about 30
warriors The difficulty gna,od with the Bood last
Winter Nv whites killing tao Of the Tribe who had
stolen horses. On Monday, May q. party Of i've
Hoods a: Fort Benton. ~ IN Pcgan camp. when
white man recognize one more OF them A. parties
who had stolen horses nom him The past winter
AZ wight the camp Wa surrounded ihrec killed and
On, wounded the ohcr escaped This J.. one version
he Other 4 that the whites in drunken ifU.ic
aif-cked the Indaps killing some Of them and throw
H. Y their bodies into the riyer Tho last IS probably
true. One Of the mon, who must have beer an eye
witness participant asked Nj Hutchinson II ho hai
seen any bodies floating in tho r!vsr ana II fe same
time TecIred to a oomrade saying ~ sen! them be-
ov didnt wei
THE Indian ths escaped supposed to have fallen in
With a baud of 80 Known ~ be oeiwcfn sun
River and Fori Benton. GA tho afternoon OF ~. 25o
of Nav va-tv % left the mouth Of the Narss
Gro inr hetouniTy not more than three miles. for The
purpose of rafting O;s down TO build warehouse. tho
| timber having been cut some time previous eight OF
them lefs caIop at q m, with wagon ana three YOKE
OF oxen: an hour amer two Eofe len Oh horseback 10
"let,geen four and Ave o'clock sharp ffir was heard
voIlevs were fred H. quick succession of a. minute
then all was quiet. Those remaining At Opair could
hear the attack and prepared TO 20 oui. when hurier
returning 20 camp reyrtcd having from The bill a
large parry Of Inditr lighting with the whites. Ih.ee
scouts lof the camp ara aftcr proceeding otyui y
mica found the body Of one, y. ". Burroug s. Deem
ing 4 unsafe 20 proceed any further that evening they
resumed 70 camp On ths morning Of the Nth party
VI men star cd with wagon 10 lind the dead bodies 81
| the Others and bring them IN. e b0dicf were NJ
fond brought 70 camp and bun IN grave, aide IS
sus with stake placed at the ne ID OF each with the
name ~ W Burroughs was iosmcrly OF lowe, mo
ws one Of the rropretors Of 0phr; he names Of the
others are George Friend, Atraham Low. James u.
| Lyons. Henry Marin, frG'k Angerine. trsnsnn
/ Friend George Alley. George Andrews ana JaIos
p;ie (co0red) Two three Of the above arc sHd 10
! have been engaged in the rIurcer Of the Bioods
Tie number OF IDdisIs engaged was supposed 10 De
about 300. They Immediately 'et for their camp near
the British line.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04
Arrived.

Steamship Trsucon Sherwood Portland mdse. and pass,
". b. Cromwell Go.
S,saa hip Charlie, Bonton ss,er Newborn. NJ G., Hat
terra Inlet Il hour cotton and Murray
Nephew. -
steamship T. C. Knight Mason W,shington q houn
md,e. ard pass. ". u. Cromwell Go. =,
Steamship Liberty, Wilson. Havana june ~ md'e. snd
pass, arsous Go. Lsit steamship Moro Castle hence
Steamer Stephen Cloud. Nickerson, Savannah days IN
b,llsst, ". 4. McCretJy Co.
Steamer Elen : Terry. Chaplin, Newbem June D, wa
Il itteras Inlet LIST inst G. GoodsJsed
Ship Portsmouth Tsrlton. London 40 days and Isle oil
Wgh. - day., m1se aud IS pass, G. l.. Wright Co.
Ship Mes.enger. HILL Newport tEng) 80 days. fn'f'ad
iron 10 order. .
BARK g. d. Kemp tof For; FlizabeL). Lhnsl, Agos Bay
50 days. wool. &C., 10 master
Bark Iycrrgus Ca.s Palermo 81 days, fruit TO Chamber
lain Phep. & Co. Passed 'brs''or May 20
Brig Graf (of -. Iol, y. tj Lynch. Glace Bay II
DAYS. coal - ". Dinwid'r = D -
Brig Whitaker Cook. Me- .Bsdfori for Boston: -
Brig Stromness to Pausboro, Ns.l, Ryan, ManLeNh ~
dnv, mahogany Brett son \ Co. Lcf 10 vesaels.
Big Bessie tcf ST. Jon NJ ~. 1homes Cow Bay IL days
coal A. Smithers Go
Sfi; Kite or, MeDossh. Linsan c. b. IS days COAL
SIR 5 j. Lindsey. Wicket, mlfbridse, sih. Simpson
Clapp .
schr Harper Combs Roudout FOR Boston.
Sohr. A. Hammond Paine, Ncvbdrgb for Boston -.
days nlos 10 pasfer Len brgs lda Abbot Tor ns"
York IN Il i,ys Cosinos Talbot Tor New York IN 20 days
bark Zotod ior Now y OK. IA n days.
Scbr eetwooi, GARDNER Port RoyJ days. IN ba.i'' !"
master . .,
schr Miranda (of New-ga,on) Hardy. B1scos June ~
fruit H. T. PoaTse eit schrs SSyah Ms and Fyn. scfd
fol N,w orb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

The la,t STEAMER briugs an insight INTO The
r,n s,oosv,v She ,gas destined or the Texan coast.
which sho uss to tcop clear OF Unioa 1esses ma thus
prevent II r ASSURANCE 10 iad forces IN the over
abroad apn.,r Ia have calculated prolonged cam.
paen in Te1as sad utt-Tiy duub-ioundod wien
me intelligence ~ Kirby Smiths and AasIudcIs snr'
render was RECEIVED 1t the Impression IN London
tia, the Spani, au ortics would order tho surrender
OF 80 Soneval 10 the United stgco
The friends OF Mitchell are tsd ~ Ia stirring them.
selves with a view 70 secure bis immediate t9ai but
snrehenA the Government viii take IL, tine in Tho
natter John, meanwhile should not complain, M be-
ad ida, or two before his arrest in speaking Of par
don, TINT he Ind not deal IN the article"
lWn.lin xton Dispatch 10 The fhilsteiphia Ledger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

To Albany by Hui.ou y. r.. from Jhf-.'. p-p1-
q M. o. sud lol .. SUNDAY tfns tom
9Th g. p. ~ cry CO. fuH Det~'as Chsr'ber
t. Ss.sy snl Troy .by Harlem r. Il. .sh.,t "a.
r II "a 81
t. As,ny hndr, =, prineip.l pisces o. ,he !iut
,nd si,u-aayt s,d nsni.i pfos. M..'ay,. We
q a. isnA,u, Al 10 a. a
T. Bliirorr by the New j,f.e, r.. r.. 90 II
Couriands q. sd ill o. m.. p. m.. 'ni "
IT, So hy ~. i:adoa nc f.'f ~ H.
ard N.piuno Line. fl'r 9. /. H.. dsiY tnT asy
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To Csnsnd, 'sos. Eocl.s'er Blfs.s nsrca 80
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T, ~. iis,cn rolne ,in wlt.E.R ,or iirnord
ani spi. rnf'd-sieiri'f'i leave Pol SIP a. y o.,
To i S.w BY he N.Hs,en IN i'u
o. ard .ss At ~ a D. ~, !, ~ -; ., ~, u"
and Grrnwoh, BY steamer Jola honer slef {"
v r. iF,'slp a.y ) d"
VI, Arn,9Tr iron. FOOT OF i.h'itJ--'.. , T.,
4 !. ~ va ., p M se"a-, d.,1' ,,, IT,
Couu,anI ~. =. 10 and 4. q. M, II ni.. sndbp
~ M AID Y midniI sanda',. 81; X "
n. near DcytL. at ., 1890 b. m. y h :, -
80. " p
10 ProTidrnes by N,p,une si.lm.ip CO.. Line
~ dsy i!om pi.' y i0S. o. Hsp.,'1R n :" L. 2, "
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

The Gibraltar Of America The Journey
Thithcr-gts Appsaranee-Tae Question
of the Hopr-Tbe CanndiHa Govern.
meut-( Gold.


Cores opdence % The n. : T5ib,ne
QUEBEC, 9. H. June 3 1855.
NV wandcrngs have brought me 30 this old
Siy-.he military mistress Of the 81. Lawrence and
reihsps tho Gibraltar ~ Auer,oabesutful ron is
hrv sled location unensisbe by It's history and novel
Its gruous mixture Of French Jnd Ersish pOprla
don and ancient AID modern styles O' architecture.
lave greatly enjoyed my first Acquaintance win (ueoen
Ae old Notifications which the trencbnen tuili lie
lights have given pl,ce to towering English ctodei
Sanied by walls Of seemingly mprognsble strength
Id through streets made qgan! By Gallo yare, AID
sevices PAGES the Enelsh soldier IA whom rio Tau.
rsge OF half the people about him foreign toaga,
xi,h memory and observation hrsy. And hind hieuds
replace those whom we have len Vt home ne ~
ss By and leave Us scaTces c0nscions of thex fghI
TIE TRIP PROM MOSIRssL
We came down on Tuesday evening aino'i wee
80 choosing the steamboat in preference 10 the rail
~, that we might eDjoy view OF ne user W. we're
stnna,e in making acquaintance, and found me mp
Ssvery sense delightful The bort eeret M0ntIea! .,
O'clock y. each day. aud Ieaches Quebec aoolt .
[eDck the next morning. thus giving The onsefVit'
<essslcr fair share vi daylight "r each era ci lie
fancy This i improved. sld sbc Tesnit Nas 10 IN
tsess the admiration shssos FOL; for the sp!ebnid
yer thai bore its bosom and the beautiful 'n.y
fuolgh which II flows.
The CITY AND ESviHoss.
Although Quebec contains much 20 observe, II for'
snf but litte ~ describe. II - composed OF fhree
SE.ct parts; the Upper Town. tho Lower Town and
Koch the latter beng mostly below the NIL ana the
sols gEregating about 60 900 people The streets run
M eirsctons--a rood many being perpendicular ana
conirivsnces in use for getting about are &c
Elnby 70 stranger as scene Ia VANITY ran
ssSsst~insd myself sometimes by imagining the snees
fSea olS 0f the I've wheeled oa!ssbes. 90 eowinos
Y~Nn1 II tksm kAvias osetouaiOpo "a ooGoRoo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04

Bs,s Bss9dias Buio~ p<,. Dsrts<. Kisscs Jsm. D. R
D~Wolf Co. 5..
Bvis Pedro flie.h Wslsoe, Remedies Peck Church
Schr. T. Seoor tater. Charleston, T. Il Chase Co
Schr. Granite STATE Haett. Bostsn J. w. Lewp Co.
Schr Dor-tts kahor. Stocking Hartford, II. g. Racket
Son.
Schr Hsrpsr, Combs Boston, Baker Dayton.
Schr. Rio. Mitchell Enabeth port. Snow Richardsos.
5ohr Equator 9th Albany. Hsrbor leland J. Eness
Schg. Joseph, Rsndenon, Hew-Londou. H. s. Racket
Soa.
schT. Beware, Bartlett, Apalachicoia
Pilot boat Edmund DIxss. Murphy Tortrs" moaros snd
Richmond J. r. Canbe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-04
uy1,cxssEp CrIy CAes.-Tbc city railroad

COMPANIES menife.t considerable surprise and iEdg
nation at tho recent startling report OF tho Police Car
Jnspecor, FOR their violation Of the oily ordinances IN
running cars without hceuse This Law impose a
fine of t day for each running without license
,nd the number that have already been reported would
A. his rts impose 40 aggregate fine ~ fs0- OO1 The
dat, Of seeing this law properly respected bciongr 10
T,ur In,pectors who act under the order OF tspt.
Erackett Of The Goth Precinct CITY HalD Police; and
,boroh tho railroads have long regarded " with cor
tsm, IL now promises 10 be nors thoroughly observed
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