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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

4 49, $50 - USuu ALWAYo oooU oCuRsa.
l. SINGERS AND pUuAC SRDAK8sS q.
WIN 81 Nsess sssssi u sss6riss ~ ~,
ekss taken before singing or speaking. sad ~.
ksvfSa che tAross afssr - rnusaal szertsos q
~ vsesf orrsns. me 1tosSs ~ feeommesded
~ prssetibsd y Physician. ~ hare he'd ~
6honials from eminent men throughout ths
eosnssy. Beng an article Of tsue merit, sdy ~.
- srose1 theif s6escy ~ stsst u many yesra.
seeh wear 6nds Them in new iocalitss in various
p~ss Of IL veeld. and the Zboeks are aaivsrs-
elly, psososnced batter than Other asticles
I OsrAu esly s.l3ssu4,s RAencuaAL Taouunp.'
end 4 not take ssy Of ~ Wsstatss Laissstsas
lhsa may b offered. wef.a Id
Foreign Cous,rist. 4 Sc pr boz: oct45dAvsz
,rhe nraaal Chas.eefs n Esaay Il
~ IA IA reBe6ie trsstsent Tor Dissase, 81 IN:
Urinary and sequel 9yslems-Seat Me-, 10 esal-
"a enyelsoes. Address Dr.. }. 6klLLllp
HbU0HTON. Howard Assoeiatioas Philadelphia
Pa ...s.gs.r VI q. ii ----.-a e4redAwlys \
.Allooe3x's Poroos RlA0eeru.
VEINS, SOiiE CHEST. ETC.
An Electrician, who h. great es.s.isnoe q their
effects N local Rhumaetsm. m Nc doecessr An deep
seated ncrvosi and other pains, and I. aaeclsns Il
III kidneys. etc. etc. attributes al their ssdstive
cumulative, and pain relieving sects 70 their }ectric
Qualt1es He sseEts thsy restore NJ eoahy 4jecere
condition equilibFiunl u The part spa mat bSng ~
stosed pain Ind morbid action cease.
LAME BACK.
BRAxpRrfn HousE, New YoRK, Nov. 2, ls0D.
. +. ArLsocx 4 Co.-tsentlemen:- II lately sa6efed
severely ron weakness in my back. Hastn sheard
your Pla-iers much recommended ~ cess: u this
ind uN~dn fI.A L
could desire. A single Plaster eufed me 10 vbek
iours. sssl,ees,niiy, 10: Svn!3os.
Sold bv an Dealars In Medicines. fel11-d.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

THIS Medicine yin Dot cure eli diseases.
q will Care RheV0os HDnue Go ~
snd NeWroDeta.
u 10 not = Quack MediOtY .
Foe receipt for making il wes procured Of b.
celsbrsted Pr Iallsmapd. Of Frsncs. By A,rs
t~itch, the well known Chemist and druggist II
Ct. Ions No. II was introduces 70 the publ
She lst cfJune. 1858. Hundreds bsvs bssn cures
~ its use after trying oil other removes, M,
have given their certi6cater 10 tfai effect wistir
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

40 -
nae lat pskalshed ~ ssYOUfuo
MAMUAls," containing - paGse,
- 10 Illustrations % ~ Ano1.
say aad ehysioioev Of ~ Dsxuoi
yseane o. both ss1es,la health sa1
oee Nish 4 Ifyatise, - Gsxnol
ihtIadtisg etis Abuse,
: veee Doseaeeo, osmnle Cem.
psa'nsss &C., With aeW methods .
treatment, intended - . guide Tor
nasrisa and Nnsle. ssn. under
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

Consequences Of Ind1gession.
What's rAak or tttls, static q, stAts OK sealtk.
20 mat far greater messing. htAishy
what's ADa0, srjaDd, dsss, ~ or aseat, s
II one eaAt reat tcv pain, or slsep, OF eat
Nor 70 about IL comfort Aefv'6,ke questisnf
What's all the world without gos d dieestionf
errick's Sugar CUatedPills
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-15

FIRE, lR1uE AND ACCIDENT
lMe0RAmeG AGENCY.
a 0snCY Or faD NATIONAL BANKING
IA AlNHURAN6B 90. q g. Louis, Nd,
cad NORTH An0glCAN TRANSIT 1NDUR-
eussa "a and "a. n ~ 80 of Z. 4, Macklse.
esq,,) Davenport. Iowa sg
xpplicualoss for Buiiding, Csryo q Aeoidsntal
losnt11o4 DeeUpely aAte61ed - s1a'
sp19-e1J JOIN =. 0vAN4 Assat
Isaselere' lssassaee 1l1ke1e ~ seles
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-20
Men and Women at Home.

A lady of my acquaintance gives it as her
sine qua non of domestic felicity, that the
men of the family should always be ab-
sent at least six hours in the day. And tru.
~ mistress of family, however strong
her affection for the male membsrs, cannot
but acknowledge that this is great boon.
A house where papa or the boys are a.
ways 'pattering about popping in and out
at all hours. everlastingiy wanting some,
thing, or finding fault with something else
is considerable trial to even femenins
patiencs. And beg to ask my sex gen.
erally-in confidence of course-if it is not
the greatest comfort possible when the
masculine half Of the family being cleared
out for the day. the house settles down in
to regular work and quietness until eve-
ming! Alas 1t is good for them as well a.
for us, to have all the inevitable petty do
mestic botlers got over in their absence !;
to effect which ought to be the principal
aim Of the mistress of a family. Let them
if possible, return to quiet smiling home,
with all its small anuoyances brushed :
way like the dust and cinders from the
srate-which, en- passant, is Que of the first
acquisitions to make tireside look CON-
Portable. 1t might be as well, too, if the
master could contrive to leave the worldly
mud of the day at the scraper outside the
door however as these chapters do not
presume to lecture the lords Of creation, I
have nothing more to say on that score.
But she, who the minute an unfortunate
man comes home fastelIs upon him with a
lopgtale o fdomcstic grievances real or jln-
agned-how the butcher will meyer bring
the meat in time, and the baker keeps a
false account of loaves-how she is sure
the cook is given to drink and that Mary s
cousin had his dinner off our mutton yes.
terday-wliy such a lady deserves all she
gets cold looks. sharp speeches, hasty
plungcs into the convenient newspaper
perhaps an angry cigar-a walk with no
invitation for her company-or the club.
Poor little woman. sitting crying over her
lonely fire not owning that she is wrong,
but only that she is very unhappy, and very
much ill-lised, might one recommend tn
her notice. one golden rule? Never poster
IL man with things he cannot remedy and
does not understand" "A WomQn's s
Thoughts about Dtoman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-20
= q oetr Y.
From The Citizen.
A Presidential Warning.

From The Citizen.
A Presidential Warning.
AIR OuM Hctand Yos're me Darling
Musha, Andie dear
l nightly fear
That your chance is a,hleep--can you wake it?
For the Faynian vote
Seward gripped by the throat
An clane out of its boots did shake it :
The gallant O'Nale
lie did inpale
Tho wrong side of the Canada bordhcrs
An the Faynians wot shtopped
An their rations wor Topped
Undher Grants imperative ordhcrs.
Faix Seward and Shpced--
Who detest you indeed -
May well choke wild malicious laughter
For while this is the decd
of Bill Seward an shpeei
1t is johnson the Faynians are aither.
Sind Seward away
Clanc across tbs say,
To them English he loves so dearly;
An that you are for Pat
If you'll only do that
The Faynians will recognize clearly!
But in ease you don't,
Or you can't, won't
Though they like you, an like your notions,-
The Faynans, [ fcai,
May start of right hero
To the Radicals poyin' dev"tions +;
An then Sewrad and Shpeed,
Who detest you indeed.
May well choke wild malicious laughter
For while this is the deed
Of Bill Seward an Shpeed
1t is Andie the FayniaEs are afther
am for you. me boy!
Me jewel an joy
Till certain warm raygion is frozen
An il my friudship firm
Could prolong your term,
Faix the chair you now ell, you mi sht doze in
Bnt these Fayuians grand
Are a hot headed band,
An they think they wor thrated unfairly
An if somethlu' amt done
To cut short their fun,
Och, their votes will be east mighty quarely
An then Seward an Shpced,
Who dctcst you indeed,
Their miolllfs may shplit wild laughter. -
For while this is the decd
Of Bill seward aud Shpeed
|. is Johnson the Faynians aithcr
MILES O'REiLLY,
Q4ate Private i7th Rcgt n. Y. Vol. lnt'y)
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-20

TEA fremans toast The ladies their
eyes kindle the only flames vt cannot b.
extinguished, and against which there is no
Insurance..
sRWe heard of a fellow who declined an
invitation to drink. giving as reaaoH that
he had Just ''bathed his inwards."
sFrA country boy, who had read of Sail
ors heaviug un anchors, wanted to know II
it WAS sea sickness that made them d. il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-20

A CURIOUS BooK-The New England
Primer is one Of the oldest aud most Gu
ri"us books published in America. There
is an advertisement of second edition AZ
early as 1851 1t contained matter for very
small children. beginning with the alpha
bet, aud ending with dialogue between
Christ. IL Youth and the Devel ~ Several
awful illustrations illuminated the text,
such as the burningof John Rogers, whose
wife with mine s,.GiI children and one at
the breast, iolowed him to the stake. Qps
OF the funniest things we eve, saw waa =
review of the New England Primer by. .
iunatic. Alluding to the martyrdom. ha
said that :. in consideration Of his pums-
raus responsibilities Mr.. Rogers went 70
the stake with considerable resispatioR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28
BELLS
CONCENTRATED
F\ayo7iNg Extracts
BELLS

Equal 70 any in he market and superior 10 :na-
ny, in large hotties and at old prices. " hole
sale Agents for baltimore, DERROCGH
EROS, " LolesaIe Druggists.
LIST Lemon, Peach, Cloves, Apple, Mace,
Parsley. Nutmeg, Orange, Ginger, Mulberry,
Raspberry, Straw berry, Vanilla, Celery, Birch
Pine Apple, Pear, Bitter Almond, Rose. A Il.
SPICE, Cinnamon, Banana Pepper, and Savoy
Spices.
The great difficulty her tofore experienced in
procuring true FtvnrlDg Extracts, has induced
'he proprietor 30 spare no pains or expense in
giving to The puhIc an article which will be
found true 10 IJs nrme, and which will in no in
stance to lie a source Of disappointment.
II wlll he observed tha our extract of Lemon
md Orange is prepared extract from The Peel
~ hict any ore may be conviGced Of by merely
smelling them.
he price Of Vanilla Beans, too, has caused
more useless ExlrscI of Vanilla to be manufac.
iurpd and sold thar any other essence; being
made from Tunka Be- MS. or some other hcll-
nou. compo' md. In our Extra we will guar.
antee a pure article, made from The true Bean,
without any foreign substance Whatever.
April %, 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28
PUBLIC SALE !

7 WILL sell al my residence on Ger
| man Street, IN Shepherdstown,
On Saturday, the 5th of May,
next, the following articles of personal
property, viz:
| Feather Bed. Bedslesd and Bedding. !
Bureau, / Wash Stand, Work Stand.
dozen Windsor Chairs. 2 Looking
Glasses. Wash Bowl and Pitcher. about
60 or 10 yards Of Carpet. 3 ply and
eirring. nearly new 2 Stoves aud
Pipe. set o. Mahogany Tables, a
lot Of Corn, and many o,her articles.
~ Having surplus Of Furniture,
am determined TO sell without reserve al
the above and no mistake. Sale positive
o. Terms made known on day o
sale. &@Ssle to commence al 2 "'rluck
p. NJ. JACOB &. MILLER.
G. D. MrGlincy. Auclioneer.
April %, 1865. DIV
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28
Truly Yours,
SAMUEL V. LEIGH,
Baltimore Annual Conference.
Annapolis. Md. April. 1866.

N1 |, is announced that at a Conven.
lion of Fraternity lately held in the city
of New York, well attended by ex-oflcers
Of the Federal army. HENRY KyD Doue'
LAS, ESQ, Of Winchester. Va was elect
ed to deliver an Grafton before the next
Convention, which will assemble in Phil.
sdtlphia next December. This fact is oil
more Importance than would be supposed
al first sight. The Convention was CON.
posed Of many pfominen, young men
representing every Stale in the North ant
all shades Of political opinion. And when
il is remembered that The gentleman cleo
ted, was, during the war, identified Who'll
ly with the late Conlederacy, having beer
staff officer Of Stone W all Jackson, John
son and Early, and commanding brigade
a, the close of the war. and that these
facts were Of course known 10 The mem
bers of The Convention, this choice evin
ces readiness on The part Of those who
were in the Federal army 10 see harmony
and fralernal union restored between lh,
sections. We hope it may be the sign o
similar and extensive feeling Throughout
The whole North, which will result in TIT
re .,orstion and reunion of the States.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28

o. On A VI,IT.-Our old friend and
former ciuzen. J. Q. A. Meicalf, Esq,
has again visited his native town. Ii al.
fcrded us much pleasure once more 10 ex
pe.ience an old time. hearty, shake OF hi.
hand few days since. upon his entrance
into on, sancium. lis family sccompa'
nies him 10 the land OF his birth, who are
all well and enjoying their eastern trip.
He halls from Palmyra, Missouri, his
adopted home. where he has been for
some years pas, one Of the practical part
ners in the firm Of Hsnly, Metcalf u Co.,
who are conducting large and extensive
steam mill Touring mandatory, with
much success and profit. We are
always glad 10 chronicle The success and
prosperity of our Shepherdslown boys,
wherever they may cast their lo'. Judg
ing from appearances the Western coun
try agrees admirably with our frient
John. He vas warmly greeted by many
Of his cid friends and scqusinlances
May his shadow never grow less.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28

An Act TO Provide for the Repair OF
the Roads and Bridges throughout
the State.
Passed February %, 1866.
Belt enacted by the Legislature OF
Hest Virginia, The interests OF this
Slate IN all The turnpike roads and bridges
within this State is hereby transferred 10
the several counties in which the same or
part thereof may lie; and the Boards oil
Supervisors of the several counties In
winch such roads. or parts thereof, or
bridge may lie, are hereby vested with
sll the rights, powers. and duties hereto
fore vested in the State as a stakeholder
in such road or bridge, among which
shall be the power to establish gates and
collect law full tolls and do all other lawful
business. The suspension bridges across
The Monongabela river at Fslrmoni, and
Morganlown. and any other such bridge
in this Stale. aid The Ksnavha turnpike
are not intended 10 be included in this
act. Provided, that This act shall not sp'
ply TO The Mary land and Virginia Bridge
Company.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28
CHE nlarkets.
ShepherdstOWn Market,
Corrected rsskIy by d. S. Rentch.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR We revise quotations a.
follows Howard street Super and eu'
Extra 9 a 50 so
WHEAT.-While We quote al 3 20
sa 3o Red is in demand at 90 90.
CORN Supply was small, with sales
Of 600 bushs OF white al 30 Gle; l.OOO
bu.hs of yellow al sc cents.
SEEDS.-Nolhing doing 10 riiiier
Glover or Il nno,hy ,sessoB for both re-
esrded as over. ~ 49, 80 :.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28
marriaQcs.

Ga the 25,h Instant, in Trinity Church,
Shephe rds.nwn. BY The Rev. Charles W.
Andrews. u D.. Capt. Dudfty ID. Pen
diefoa and Heien H.. daughter Of the
Hon. Alexander r. Bole!er, all of this
county.
In Charles,own on Wednesday morn.
jnp, 25rh instant. by he Rev. Rohcr'
Smith. Mr.. Gideon LPisrnring. former
IL Of Pprns, Ivsnia. TO Miss Sarah II.
BeGN. of Charlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28
Dcatbs.

In hi. place. on Sunday the 18Th Irst
Mrs. Mary Edwards. WIDOW Of The lale
Thomas Edwards. IN the 96h year Of
her ase.-the oldest inhsbIlant Of SheP
herdstovn. Peace To her s-hes.
oBI1 UAEY.
Died Sabbath morning Of the 9Th in-
slant, in Jefferson County. West Va,
Mr.. Raleigh 4UOIer. aged % ears. This
good Brother having been IN delicate
health for a succession Of years, fell
asleep in Jesus almost Instantly after .
violent Elemurrhage Of tie lungs, lmme-
dla,ely upon rising from his bed. The
Church has lost in Tins death most val
liable member the wife, an Sfieclonate
IN, band and The children. loving t"th-
r.. Brother MoIer, in his youth, had ell
tered into The service Of his Redsrmer,
and in the capacity Of Ruling Elder,
had served the Church in Shephrrdsiown
and afterwards HE Elk Branch Church.
Up TO The period of his death. Brother
Moer for many weeks had been anuclpa-
ing The midnight CRY "BehulI the Bride.
groom cometh." And he vas evidently
preparing TO 60 ont 10 meet him. HIS
Pastor, and the family, most clearly saw
it. Bufle, our dear Brother speak for
himself Since his death, paper has
been found all freshly written, but With
out date, but believed TO have been writ
ten some two or three weeks bHfoTe his
death, which shall here lrsnscIbe az
follows:
"My dear wife and children. Do not
think of me 10 weep. Bnr think OF me
as one who through The mercy and free
grace # ChrisI, has gone 10 resi- with
Him in nv heavenly manslnn. Children,
keep OUT Of bad habits and bad company.
Read, study, and obey the word Of God.
Be sure to meet me IN heaven Now do
not dsappoin, me. and may God bless
YOU all and save US all in heaven. The
dying counsels Of your loving parent"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that there will
II be an Election held in he several
Townships OF jefferson County, YVES,
Virginia.
On The 4M Thursday in .Nny merit,
j24rh Of The month"; for Tho follow ing Of.
6cers
County Superintendent Of Free Schools
Supervisors OF Townships; Township
Clerks; Surveyors Of Roads Ovsrsssrs
OF The Poor /; Inspectors of Elections
Justices of the Peace a Constable and
one Memter Of tie Board Of Education,
f each Tnwn.hip; also the question Of
the adoption or rejection Of The Constilu.
lonsl Amendment. passed By The Lfga.
lalures 1865 and &C.
By order Of Ihe Board at Srp'r,isors.
II G.. EMIL Ek. Clerk.
April %. 1906. u
&S-Frcr Prss copy to.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28
Union Convention.

nHT. Union voters Of Jefferson County
| are hereby requested 10 meet in Conn
,y Convention at SHEPHERDSTOWN
On Saturday The 5th day Of May. nerf'
10 make nominations for County officers
to be elected on the 24lh Of May, and
also To make thorough organization Of
the party.
DANIEL J. YOUNG,
n. &. EN- Tier,
II. V. DANIELS,
ANTHONY TURNER,
JAMES ID. FAYMAN.
Central Committee.
April %. 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28
NOTICE d!

1 IL persons having claims against tho
n County are hereby notified To leave
them With the Clerk Of tie Board at SUI
on or before The first day Of
June next. so as 10 enable him 10 make q
report 81 the j. debledness Of The county.
to the Board al their annual meeting June
ooh, 1866.
BY order Of The Board.
n. {. ENTLER, Clerk.
April IS. 1866. 81
&geFree Press copy ill lst June.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28

&C. CONVENTION AT CLARK BURG
1n,n, oul VI The 40 .,ua.es Which cvu.
.iiiu,e ,hs State oi Yves, Virginia. were
represented IN The Convention at Clarks.
burg OIL HE l2lh lust. called 10 lnsugu-
r.is opposition 10 The Government oi
West Virginia. Hon. Thomas Sweeney
OF Wood county, presided over The
meeting. Jefferson was represented by
Ch.r!s. II. McCurjy, aud Berkeley by
Z. ". Andrews and Edwin A. Dor ey.
IL resolutions passed, the delegates de.
h.uareJ ,he Stale ,esl oaihs, the reglslra'
lion sc,. and The proposed amendment io
tbs Constitution DISTINGUISHING ell persons
who msy have given aid TO tho rebellion
Resolutions we're also adop.sd endorsing
Tho reronstruc'ion policy Of President
Johnson. and expressing re1ugnsnre 10
negro suffrage, The Civil Rights Bill
and tbs Freedmen's Bureau Bill. E.
". Dorsey. Robert Llun and Frank Cor.
don were appointed an executive com
Inl,tee for Berkeley. and John w. Ken
nsdy, s. V. Yanuz. aud Lcgan Osborn
for Jefferson county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28

WsHcREsrER PREsBrlEKY.-Tnis bodv met
iu Char este wn OH the 9,h inst. Tie opening
sermon vas preached ny Rev. Silas Dhiinss,
last moderator. The body is composed OF
thirty IN ni,Irrs, about twenty OF whom were
present, aid much harmony and earne stness OF
feeling prevailed. The Rev. DR.. Button,
whose health has been seriously impaired, sp-
piled for aud received dissolution Of his Pas.
toral relations with The Chari,stUMn Church.
The Re-. }. &. Hammer Of Baltimore, was
received as ember Of this PIesbytCry. The
Rev. II beit l.. McMuIran asked ard obtained
q dissolution Of his Past oral relations with the
church in ShepAerdstown and. Rev. S. Billings
was appointed to declare that Iuipit vacant.
Revs. L. ". Bedinger and - Hughes were
received as mem6.rs Of this PItsbyter!. hey.
n. Il. North Obtained leave 10 act as mission
AIRY WITHIN The hourds Of the Pr.sby leiy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28

@- Difficulties uilh The Cumberland
Coal miners still exist. "The business
upon the canal ron,inoes dull. The ar.
rival Of the coal flee, from Cumberland is
anxiously anticipated. as j. will have the
effect 10 give an impesus to canal bust.
ness. The coal shipments during the
pas, week we're of liule importance.
yte3t ulb :rland Coal Company shipped
sbuul $50 IONS during the week. se
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28

Gsr CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court ad-
journed on Thursday; Judge E. B. Hall
presiding.
In The case of Me- Quilkin vs.. Shepherd,
Glenn and Osborn, mentioned in our last,
the jury returned vesdic, Of $500 and
costs agsins, Shepherd and Osborn. re-
leasing Glenn. The damages claimed
were $4,000. Shepherd has taken out
an appeal.
In the case Of the Bali. Conference
North vs.. the NJ. E. Church 10 Shep.
herdslown. tho Judge decided that the
Church North was entitled 10 possession
Of the Church property now held BY the
Congregation in Shephe:dsiowu.
The second inJslmen, found against
Capt. II F. K,rney was brought up and
dismissed, upon the grounds that kerney
having been once tried aud acquitted could
no, again be indicted tor the same offence
tn cnses Of Wa Edwards, Wm. Arthur,
J l:no, Ora "rff, and others, Lnder Indictment,
were a,so uioU.t.sed.
Many cases were coniiLu: 10 The June
Tern.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28

.,es would respectfully s"IirI, NY old
cn.,omers and the ublic generally To
call and examine for themselves. My
stock embrace. every variety. Consisting
o( Ladies and Children's Dress Goods ;
Gents Wear; Has; Caps; Boots and
Shoes; Hardware: QueeBsvare; Earihsn.
war;; Groceries. &c. in lsci Toll assert.
menI o. Goods oil I'll kinds.
Having purchased my Stock on Cash
Terms. will be comDrilpd TO adopt The
CASH AND TRADE system. Nbirh
y Ill enable me 10 cell Goods al rxireme'
ly low figures. Do rot forget TO enquire
for P. n. STROBE.
MouldeI's Corner.
Shephefds.own, April % - u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28

@- Upon the first page Of so-dsy's is
sue will be found an article upon the
subject OF Cholera, which we insert al
che req lest Of several Of our cilzens.
Every family in the community should
preserve copy Of il.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28

BoILER EXPLOSION Tuesday
evening terrible acciden, occurred a,
Grea, Cacapon. Va. on the Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad. The boiler Of saw
mill al tia. place exploded, Instantly
killing John Dunn, fatally wounding
Reuben Carbon, and severely injuring
John Pharis.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28

BG CLoTHINo.-Rigb,sliue & Hum
rickhouse have jus, received Stock o.
Ready AIDE Clolbiug. which they will
offer 10 The public ., low prices. A
clothing store 10 something we have Ions
needed. in this place. Give Them s
call.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28

An election for sheriffs and constsbles
will be held ihroughos, The State Of Vir-
sinia on the 4lh Thursday Of next May,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-28

BIZ Lost, coral revolving Breast-pin, in
the streets of Shepherdstcwn, on Thursday
night. The finder viii be suitably rewarded
BY leaving il al this Office. -. -