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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06
Atarriaqes.

In this place on Thursday evening last,
BY The Rev. J. |. Miller. Mr.. George T..
.Adams, to Miss. .Aiice y. second dsugh-
ter Of Mr.. T.. w. Yonlz, both Of this
place.
On The 2lst ult.. a, the U. S. Hotel.
Frederick city. Md, by Rev. Mr.. Diehl,
DR.. Jesse Stocker. 10 Miss Lucie A,
.Nusrs, both Of This county.
In Frederick City. Md. by Rev. Mr..
Zschsias, Mr.. George II. Weld. Of Hsr.
per, Ferry, to Miss Emily WiHson. Of
BarnesIown, Montgomery county. Md.
On The l9ih ul,., by the Rev. Billings,
Mr.. james NJ MarshaN.lo Miss .4ntan-
ia Engie, daughter Of Mr.. William En-
gle, Of ibis county.
On ,hs ooh ul,., a, 1oover's Hotel. in
Hasers,own. by Rev. Mr.. Evans, MIR.
Henry 81. George Small, to Miss Sd
ruh Elisabeth Miller. both of Berkeley
county. West Virginia.
In Richmond, on The och inst. by the
Rev. Father Andrews, MIR. Marceiius c.
GOmpf. of this county, to Miss .3gnes
E. Smith. OF Richmond. Va.
On the 22d uls.. at ST. Johns Psrson.
age, by Rev. Henry Edwards. Mr.. Peter
II. Duke, of this county. and Miss Cath
arine S. Hamilton. of Funkstown. Md.
On the 2ls, nl,. by Rev. J. II. Sw"pe,
Mr.. John F"glebrght osMlss Alice j.
Utbster. both Of Msrlinsbnrg.
On the l2th ult. al the residence o
Benz Lug, by Rev. W. Goodrich
Mr. .4rthur Ellis. of Berkeley county
Va, 10 Mis-. Mary finn Lux. Of Clear
spring. w ashington county. Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06
. Coiorsd Delegation IN Warrington
- watch the Proceedings OF Congress.

At, convention of The cnlored mcn of
New England. held recently in Boston. il
an. resolved that the Interests OF their
race required them 10 keep delegation
in Washington during The present session
of Congress, 10 note The proceedings of
We National Legislature, and lsb,r with
those Senators and member. Of The H"us.
OF Representatives. who may be willing
10 give the black man bis rights as free
man. And in pursuance Of this resolu'
iion The convention chose Capt. George
+. Downing. Of Rhode Island. its dele
gale, and voted 20 give him $4,000 al
once 10 cover The necessary expenses 81
his mi.siOn. The rvlOtrd men ct ONO.
also, recently toog like action. and chose
MIR. John NJ. Langston TO press Their
claims al the Federal Capitol. and H..
color.d men Of Louisiana, sicedby white
mems votes, have duly elected member
Of the House Of Representatives. whom
they hope 10 sea admitted 10 . seat on the
aeor of the House. and 10 him also :
purse Of $4,000 ha. been given. Ii i.
now proposed tina, New York shall sent
delegate in the person OF Frederick
Douglass, and that fund Of $4,000 b,
raised here 10 deiray his expenses. ant
tie leaders in this mo,emenl-amon!
whom are Rev. Sella Martin. Prof Chas
l.. Reason. Thomas Downing and other
speak ui;h confidence OF their pros
pscis OF success.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06
Women In the Territories.

The natural law which provides lar
ger male than female population for ou
l,ule planet. is felt, i, seems in Washing
ton territory, and member Of lis Legis
la,ure, Hon. A. S. Mercer. has Offered
Inducements TO The New England womeI
TO rmigra,e out there al once. An exPe
yimen, on \ small scale was made in 1861
and partly succeeded. He has returned
with The official sanction Of the ierrlIoria
government, for The purpose OF taking
back with him ship load Of The you'll
and beauty that grace the towns and CT
ties oil the East.
Some months sgo Mr.. MERGERS pros
pecn were vastly better than they now
seem Tor full cargo. Still he feels as
sured that the s,eamahip Continental,
which will clear from New York to-day.
VIII bear over the heaving bosom Of the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans 400 or 500
home and husband seekers for the far
west. These women are principally
from the New England S,a,es-nany OF
them from Boston and Lowell-wbile +,
few have arrived from Central New York
and Ohio. and other Western STATES.
The voyage. which will be entirely by
ses, will prove quite an agreeable one al
ter The frs, sea-sick ness shall have been
conquered. The summer season south
Of the equator. with its long days and
moonlight nights. the scenery IN the
straits Of Magellan. the opportunity Ia
visi, Rin Jsnerio. Valparaiso. and San
francisco, together with the library
which has been furnished for the use OF
Passengers. will tend TO make the expe'
Dillon both entertaining and instructive.
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Found a Pocket Book !

THE owner will come forward, prove
i properly. pay charges and take II
away. As there is an advance in goods
we will sell al the old price.
dss % Strobe T. Line
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CABINET MAKING !!

TIVE Undersigned beg leave most respectfully
i 10 inform the citizens Of ShePherdstown
and surrounding country that be has purchased
the entire interest of A. w. Brining, in the
stock, tools and fixtures of the shop lately con-
Quoted by Brning & sehoppert, and is now car
rying on the business in all its raEous branch
es, at the old stand in She pheidstowu. Deter
mined to keep none but competent workmen,
he hopes by a close attention 10 business aud
strict desire TO please, to merit and receive a
liberal share of public patronage. A II orders
thankfully received and promptly attended 10.
He would respectfully invite those wanting
FURNITURE to call and examine his stock
on hand, feeling confident that he will be able
10 please, both in quality and price.
q O F FL " S
made at the shortest notice and in the neatesi
style, and will attend all FUNERALS either
in Town or country, that may be desired.
Thankful for past fayoIs he soliclts contln'
uance Of the same.
JOHN II. SCHOPPERT.
Shepherdstown, December 30, 1865. If
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06
Corrected weekly by d. S. Renteh.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-We give the range OF the
make, as before, VIZ: Howard stree, Su'
per and cut Exus 8 SO IS IS.
WHEAT.-No sales Of white, some
1900 bu.hrl. of red sold at 3 a So SO.
CORN-Oniy 5000 bushels received:
included in the s.les were 500 bushels
white 1T &c SO cents, 5000 bushels vel.
low OF 81 SO cents.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06

PROSECUTE CLAIMS BEFORE EVERY DEPARTMENT
OF GOVERNMENT.
Office Rooms NO. 345 Pennsylvania
Avenue, directly opposite The Metro.
polrlan Ho,el.
P. o. Box No. 269, Washington. D. G..
All Claims sen, to DR.. James Logic Of
KerneysvilIe, for US, will receive prompt
attention.
o. Reference John S. Gsllaher.
Esq. Dec. 70, leoo.-4
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
II from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects of youthful indlscreuon,
will for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free 10 all who need it, the recipe and dIrec-
,ions Cor making the simple remedy by which
he was cured Sufferers wishing 10 profit by
the advertisers experience. can do so by ad-
dressing JOHN Is. OGDEN
No. 10 Chambers st., New York.
December 30, 1865. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06
MILLER'S PATENT
BROOM HEAD.

THE subscribers having the exclusive
L ngh, Of Loudoun and Jefferson COun-
Ties, for selling Mllsrs Patent Broom
Head. a very useful article, are prepared
to furnish every person with Them, al
short notice. BY having one. every per-
son can make broom in Ave or ten
minutes. complete. They are great ss'
wing. lasting life time. You need never
buy another Broom, which is an item.
JAMES w. DIXON IL BRO,
Frederick, MD.
TO- The Broom Head can be seen al
the Western Hotel and Sherid's Office,
Shepherdsiown.
December 20. 1865. en-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06

Shepherdstown, December 30, 1865. II
PUBLIC SALE !
PERSONAL PROPERTY
WAVING sold my farm. will offer al
* Public Sale al my residence about l
nile from VanclesvesviIle. and midway
between Msr.n>bsrg and Shepherdstown'
On Thursday, 18th of January,
1866. all my stock and farming utensils
consisting in part as follows, viz:
3 Head Of Excellent -,f
Work Horses, q.
, of which are good BROOD MARES,
2,wo-year old COLTS.
Ks H CA "a XXX KLEIN
among them | Fresh Milk Cow and 9
others with calf at this time, and will
soon be fresh. BULL. 2 CALVES.
4 BROOD SOWS &
,ha. will have pigs in March,
Is Head of Shoats,
THE[VE HEAD OF SHEEP NgY
| good 4 horse Wagon, nearly new; !
two horse Wagon. l pair Grain Ladders,
3 Barshare Flows, Double and Single
Shovel Plows, 2 Hsrrows. l Corn Gov
erer. Grain Cradles, Moving Scy'hes,
ONE WHEAT FAN,
Rakes, Forks, Leg Chain, / Fifth
Chain. Slrelchers, Wagon and PloN
Gears, l Cross Gu, Saw, Grind Stone,
Corn Shelter,
Cne Two Horse Ambulance,
with springs; lot of Bags, MauIs and
Wedges, Qusrrying Tools, &C.. &c.
Between 6 and 700 Bushels Of
Corn, about 70 Bushels Of
Oats, a quantity of Timothy
and Clover Hay by the Ton.
ALSO SOME
N ouseh o\ & and Kitchen
FURNITURE,
consislin. of Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables,
Chairs, and a general variety Of useful
Flu nlture.
TERMS "A credi, Of Nine Months
will be gwen on all sums over Ten Dol
lars, The purchaser giving bond and sp-
proved security, The bones 10 bear inter
est from date; sums OF Ten Dollars and
under. Cash. No properly 10 removed
until settled for. Ga Sale 10 commence
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
r. P. MAGRUDER.
G. d. McGLINcY. Auclioneer.
December 80, 1865. q
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-01-06

Prentice 'hlnks such people as Wilson
and Sumner and Thad. Stevens, are flies
iSths Union cream pot
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17
The Right Man in the Right Place.

When Juan N,p"nIl, enc tUrtinn, then
mn obscure horse thicf bur noted cur-,hroaI,
made his raid Oh Brownsville, IN lHjg. the
entire defensive force Al thai post la been
Withdrawn. II 'uuk nearly three months
before u Sutiicrrut booty o. U. =. soldiers aud
Texas Rangers could be brought out to put
down The and "t from oUJ to 1000 uutl VS.,
whom he gathered around him. with the
deirrIIns ion to take the RIO Grande re-
giun from Texas, aud set up an independent
Mexican principally in its stead.
At the head oi the Rangers was Major
john 5. Ford, an old ranger Captain, whose
,oubriqqst OF "Old Rip is significant of his
energy. bat does NOS suthcc TO show his cool
] ncss. In the late war he became tonied.
| crate colonel and ~ the close Of the war he
WIS Confederate Commissioner of Paroles.
| When pursuit was Ihrreup0n made after
| Cortna, and the united force came near
him ut u point above Ringgold Barracks,
he had cannon, munitions, and was other
wise well provided for and was pss'cl adj.
vantageuusly, where the ground was we'll
covered on his TANKS with cactus and chap
arrsl. The rangers, under Ford, TOOK the
lead, md charged. him with such impe,uosi-
ty, though having only II tiith Of his num-
Der, they drove him fom his position and
he and his men had to take to the river and
swim over, leaving many dead on This side
The impetuous Ston-man tried hard 10
catch up with his cnvalry, bu, could not do
80; he WAS only able to shoot at some of
them in the water and with only partial
effect. When Major Heintzelnian, COM
manding the expedition, issued his general
order as TO the result of it, he paid the
! ,vI,n all, tn Il
ability of Mai or Ford, and gave him the
chief credit of the whole affair.
The correspondence of the Times, of this
city, informs US that this same Cortina, who,
after being unfortunately petted and har-
bored for = long time on this side, has again
commenced his career Of robbery, plumber
and killing of Americans including officers
and soldiers of the United States forces,
is again 10 be pursued and driven out of
the country, il he and his fellow miscreants
cannot be taken and punished, and that
this is again to be done under the leader
ship of Old Rip Ford, with The sanction and
approval of the United States authorities.
We congratulate the people of the Rio
Grande region upon this act Of wisdom and
justice. A more villinous cut-throat and
robber than this Cortna never existed, and
he has now proven his utter want of even
a thiefs honor, by turning his murderous
n I'd plundering band upon the very United
States officers who have been protecting him
so long from the justice he would have met
with from the better class of his own coun-
trymen could thy have caught him. When
he finds that Old Rips ngain in the saddle,
he will take water again, and We hope new
err again he permitted TO land on the Amer
lean side.-N o. Hcdyune.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17


RoBnEav.-Some time during the early
part of the past week, an cd man named
West living near Johnson's Station, Tar.
rant County, was robbed Of six hundred
dollars in specie. The robbers, four in
number, called Mt The. house of Mr.. West
about dark and asked to get supper, and
whilst the daughters of Mr.. West were en-
gagged in cooking, the robbers seized the
old man, threatened to XIII him il he did
not tell where his money was concealed (;
they succeeded in finding in trunk six
hundred dollars which they look and sud-
denly left; Young man by the name Of
who lives in Dallas County, is be-
lievei TO be one Of the party engaged in
the robbery.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17
VIM. JENKINS,
President, pro. seIn'',
Jxo. NJ. CnocKErr, Recording See'yr


The PoLIrlcAL REAcTiON-Irs PH01Erss.
An Iowa Republican, who voted for Lin
coin and J ohnson, but who is now m anti.
Radical writes cheerfully in References to
the election in Burlington, Iowa, Oh the
9th inst. where Il Democratic Mayor "ss
elected for the first time in eight yrrra,
He says:
"Glorious result-Radicals cleaned o. T.
Corse elected Mayor by 1--WE or six hum red
every ardcarried except one-our rr,aE-
urer elected--IIalliday, Recorder, elected
Republican, wounded officer, no oIpasi.
ton and u general cleaning out. This
Hawkeye "a Radical pnper) and pos mas
ters clique have not yet heard OF tie re-
suit 1t is glory enough for the day. The
Germans are with us.
"Salrs elected by forty majority in has
ward-lhe greatest triumph ri ALL for he
was most bitterly opposed as coupe rhrsd,
etc. We brought Democrats who had not
voted in four years; and there are more Of
them yet.
awe mean TO keep the lead now. May
God sustain the President T.
This is one OF the evidences Of tlai tc-
action which has now fairly begun, Hnd
which will overwhe!m the destructive aid
all their works. Retributive justice In"y
b. slow, but always sure.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Of Tdrrant County, Grsstng:
NTOU are hereby commanded 10 SUMMONS
BY publication, John 5. Prce' whose
rrs, I.nee is unknown, to he anu appear
b.rore the District Court, TO De ho'oeh IN
AMI far the cou " Of Tarrani, a. tue Csult
II.,,,a ,I..,,aoT in the town Of Fort worth,
-. ,Io JnJ Monday afterthe4th Monday in
ST. a. 1866. Then aud there 10 All
H.. petition OF Nancy Ann Price,
al IN said court, against the said John 5.
pic alleging in substance as follows, 90
ID. That IN October 1860 plaintiff and
dcfeulant were lawfully married to each
other that they lived together as nan and
wife until September lo6l, at which time
defepdau, ieii his home and plaintiff, in
said county, with the intention. Of abAn'
douing plaintiff That since said vine de-
fendant has remained away from plaintin'
no. supporting or otherwise assistine n.ii
wherefore, plaintiff sues for deere O.
voreing her from her marriage win ae-
ftndani. for costs and general reiiei.
Herein fail not, but have You tnen Ano
there this vri,sbefore said court, WIN your
return thereon, showing how you have exc
witnrss, Marx Elliston, CLERK OF
SEAL \the District Court Of Thrrtnt
kDOCounty. Given under my hand
and seal Of said Court in th" town Of fort
worth. This 5th day Of March A. D. 1856.
MARX FLLIST0N, D. c. T. C., Tex
Came 20 band 9Th day Of March, A D.
1885. and ordered 10 be published In the
Dallas Herald for Tour successive vesks.
JAS. 2. ELLlsION,
2s..I Shsrif I. G, III
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

BROKE JAlL.--On the night Of the Nth
inst, John Bone, william Peters and -
Griffin, confined in the Jail at this place
on II charge of murder, made their escape,
there is no doubt but that the persons were
aided by some person in their escape; the
door of the Jail was found orcn on the
morning after the prisoners had left, clear
ly showing that they had been let ont, eli.
ther by the use Of the Jail key, or by key
made to unlock the Jail for that special
purpose.
We hope that the escape of these prison
ers will induce the County Court to take
the necessary steps to have new Jail built,
and SO constructed that no prisoner shall
be able to make his escape BY means OF out
side assistance.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17


To the Sheriff Of Tdrrant County, GrssIrg
NrOU are hereby commanded tn, you
summon by publication, r. McCtrtv, 10
be AMI personally appear before the l'cL-
orable District Court Of Tsrrant CouUfy st
the Court House thereof, in the town Of
Fort Worth, OH the End Monday after the
4,h Monday in March, A. d. 1866. Then
and there to answer the petition of Mara
ret Ann McCarty, filed in said Courl 'Sia
pe,i,ion charges that the said Margarc Ana
Mc,arty and X. McCariy, were on a. -,st
day of July 1862, married TO each other IN
said county, and that for some time they
lived together Ms man and wife; plaintiff
being 10 defendant u good true anu nIeo-
tiouate wife. Some time after the marriage
of plaintiff and defendant, rs aforesaid,
defendant left plaintiff and lived in sdulte-
rv with one Sarah Howell, and plainii" is
Informed aud believes, that defendant sad
said Sarah Howell are now living together
in adultery.
Wherefore, the premises considered,
plaintiff prays that the bonds of mairimo-
nv heretofore solemniIed between her AMI
defendant be decreed TO be OF 10 further
force. and that she be divorced from de
PENDANT. Plaintiff prays that defendant be
cited to appear and answer this suit, and
for such other and further relief NJ to law
and equity, may appertain, and 10 duty
bound viii ever pray &c.
Given under my hand and the
seal \seai OF said Cour at Office in the
NSTN)town Of TT Worth the 10th day
of January A. D. 1866.
MARK ELLlSTON, D. c., 7. c..
Came TO hand the 18th day OF January
1866, aud executed by ordering tote pub
Iisiied in the dallas Herald for four sue
crssive weeks. JAS. =. ELI.ISfON,
26:6t. Sheriff 7. u, Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

A WHITE LEUTEsAsT AND MS NEGRO
WIFE-A STEAMBOAT SCESE.-On the late
trip of the steamer Luminsry from New
Orleans, says the Albany lind Ledger, a
man giving his name as 1nOuias and pro.
Tossing 10 lie Lieutenant 10 a negro regI-
nent, came on board at NIcksburg, accom-
panied by negro woman whom he claim
ed TO be his wife, aud demanded q state
room for the couple. The officers Of the
boat told him he could have = room for
himself, but that the negress must go into
the nursery. The lieutenant Objecte, TO
this arrangement very strongly, but Ind
ing the Ofncers inexOrabie, wur compelled
TO submit. After the boat lett NIcksburg,
sume Of the passengers, believing II imPOs-
able that the two were really married
went 10 the woman aud asked to see bet
marriage certificate which she readily pro-
ducea. sign.d IN due form by an amy
ebAplatp. stationed in Npksburg, who had
performed the ceremony. The passengers
u,.u went TO the lieutenant anu asked 10
Sc. his commission, when he replied that
{ he did not have any. They then asked 70
see hrs certificate Of discharge, but mel
I tber could that be procured. they then
stripped III his shoulder straps snd ordsr-
2 ed ham Uu deck, Nhiiher be NHs compel ed
TO 60. On arriving At Memphis, lieuieunnl
I Thomas and bis bic brIde we're put ashore
I They afterwards attempted 10 procure PAS
sage On tae IaruseVn for Louisville, but
we're refused
The affair greatly disguised the pass.n-
gers ON the LurHinHry, rs vas haiUial.
" bether Thomas Sss really q lieutenant
may be regarded a. yIObirmaIieAi, but that
he was = WbTie tuan aud vas married 10
the negroes there can 10 no questlOb- lie
clhim,d % Be frUm Ohio
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

| GENERAL AGEScT.-We call the aten-
ton of our readers TO the advertisement in
to days paper of Messrs. Crockett & Thorn.
as, Of misplace, General Agents for Reap
ers and Threshers and also OF several Fire
and Life Insurance Companies. Both the
members of this firm, Messrs. Jno. NJ.
Crockett and VIM II. Thomas, are well
known ny reliable and competent business
men; they need no endorsement from us
They propose to make their business gen.
eral agency for all kinds OF agricultural
machinery, and will notify the public pc
riodically of the articles they may have for
sale. At present, We can only say that
they are agents for The Buckeye and New
York Reapers, two machines which are very
favorsbly known in this section.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17
TEXAS CONVENTION.

We give III, continuation Of the proceed
ings Of 9 Convention from the date NJ
which the reports In our last closed, which
We now take from the Austin Gazette
MARcn 90. I'm
On motion Of Mr. Bryan, Mr.. Pncon was
excused on account al indisPosition,
Ou motion, the Convention went into
Committee OF the Whole In consideration
Of The matter before il, NJ the hour OF the
last adjournment, viz Report Of The Lgs-
hliye Committee Art, Q, OF the Consulu-
tion-the amendment Of MIR, Mccormick,
aud the Substitute therefor offered by Mr..
Parsons,
The Committee rose reported progress
aud asked leave lost again NJ II o'clock
Monday morning-aluWcd,
Mr.. Roberts moved 10 refer both sections
Of the ordinances reported by the Commit
tee, which referred to the basis OF repre-
senIalion, to u select Committee OF one from
each Judieill District.
Mr., Gentry moved loadjourn TO III clock
M Munday-losi.
Mr.. Henderson moved u call Of the House
lost.
The Convention then adjourned untif9!
An Monday.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-17

Major E. NJ. Sta,kpo'c has kindly shown
n, a iettrr from the father If Gen. r. NJ.
Gann. dated yieksburg, Feb. IL, lshi, IN
which he states that his son, General Gano,
wa, then suffering from the dangerous in
iuries b. had received on the steamer W. u
Carter when she was blown up. some ~
miles above vieksburg On the morning oil
the ~ of Feb. Gen. Gano made very
narrow escape indeed, as he was very bad
" scalled, besides being burned and inJur'
81 bv being thrown a considerable distance
hy the explosion. lie is now, however,
slowly recovering Our readers are gener-
.Ilv aware that M.jor Staekpole was Aid
70 Gen. Cane in The Confederate service.
There was probably no more gallant or pop
ulsr officer in our army than General Gano,
and IL riIi lie sourc. Of much sraiihea-
tin 20 = very large number Of friends to
learn Of bis rseOvery.-GGi -'ets'.