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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-06
A New Hall for Amateur and Other Perfor.
mAncea In Railway. n. L.


Mr. Kennedy Scottish vocalist who has received the
most enthusiastic praise in England and Scotland for
his illustrations Of Scottish songs and customs
Of the oldcn tme series Of populsr enter
tainments ct stenway Hall this evening
Galstes, Victor Mosses excellent opefa, win be re-
peatcd at the French theatre this evening
An organ concert will be given at the Church Of the
Covenant, Park avenue, this evening Messra Bristow
and Morgan win exhibit tho organ and Mess Per
ring and Cooper will sing on the occasion.
Nile. Teresa Careno, the youug American pianist,
who achieved such marked at the Phharmon'c
concerts Paris last season, has boon compelled owing
TO the death Of her mother TO rcnqush hor European
engagements FOR the present season she WILL however,
appear in public before the opening Of the great Paris
ExpoeitkoD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-06

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE ueaAls.

Mystery TO be SoIved-Where nre General
sherman and Minister Campbell Going e.
Shermnn's Inspection of the Island Of Cuba
Departure Of the Expedition for nm Unknown
Destination, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-06

-. oh"n On0ir-s0msOn.
nspeis great work was given for the third time At
S'Spw all cp Tuesday evening, BY Dr. Cutters OK.
s'''o.' VIZ. !" ooss ana men. There -.s. -n.rkss
snprovcwent IN the Relatives and arias which were
sung ~ Nsssrs Simpson, J. R. Thomas and Eros, and
ssstsrs Tesdt and orandu. The choruses were nm 20
she standSsd OF the arst and second ppbs which q
syIng mpcp for thsm. The superiority of bovs wocss
IN tbose ch6ruse9 over yed voices will strike spv ney
con a. opS Cd stesH1 10 the cetilah cboir psrfect
T,fmF AZ equqly Y tone, Mtg that Peculiar swins
NV 'SS SS' = re. !. ga SeSrd v,s strek
24nYef WISER s0ch fbfinetekIpg choir master AZ ny
9ugN ~ ubdef such ~ e9hitabls conduetdr al NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-06

at is an III wind that blows nobody good" The com
oination Of the desire to do honor to Miss Stegch
Fuchs, who celebrated her benefit last night and the
disappointment Of the nonappearance Of Mr. Dawson
n the Thaa, brought together large and fashionable
audience who were enthusiastic in their reception OF
Miss Fuchs as Suzanne Sternfels in Gassmans famous
comedy, Der iass Brit. The piece well put upon
she stage and the cast which was large, very
good Afterwards Die Ve,lano,sisspolle Omee,s was
given, IN which Madame Genee impersonated Caroline
yith that animation and esprit which deservedly make
her universal favorte.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-06
San Francisco yTinstreI..

This famous troupe continue to draw crowded houses
nightly. The bill, from the opening overture to the
finale Of Heathy Shadows, is uncxceptionabe and in
the awkwardness of Birch the limitations Of Backus the
grandioquence OF Wanboa and the strains of Wambold
combined In entertainment there is sure antidote
for spleen, melancholy or hypoch0ndra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-06

The programme OF tho popular concert 81 Steinway
4al last evening very interesting. The orchestra
Daysd the overture 10 stradela the second movement
Of Bsshovsns second symphony, and ballet from
Robert 10 Diabe, selections from lone, the Amelia
Waltz By Lumbyc. and the Artists Quadre by Strauss
N. julius Echbers played violin fantasia Of his own
IN themes from L'Elisire dAmors and La Parons, .
Dance OF the seventeenth century, and Mr. w. J. Hill
Gsng GOOD Bye Sweetheart Abts SAlrper vohi and
the Msrsealse The German waltz ought 10 be on every
programme Of those popular concerto Lumbye, Lam
per strauss 0ungr and score OF others have left US
some Of the most charming examples OF this kind OF
music Their watzes arc not the unmesning "tum-
sun.tum" which strangers 70 theme associate
full OF variety and sentiment Melody after melody
glide into each other revealing every moment new
charms and new ideas. And as the measures Hash by
NJ each Of the conductors baton many fair head
and tiny foot among the audience nod and pat In time
aud those gmpses Of fairyland which the magic iod,
Lederkrsps Ariou and Purm, show W each year. glad
den ana brighten the eyes Of the fair listeners In the
hall In the Artists quadre all the great composers
shrong 70 the evee Of the genial Strauss Mendessohn
Ioses agant Beethoven Weber s rudsly pushed out Of
the way BY Mozart and operate composers OF every age
TORN the sets. There was nothing In MT Eichbergs
playing last evening TO warrant different opinion from
shat already expressed sunday night Tho fantasia 10
mentorious work; but II La Psrane II specimen OF
we music OF the seventeenth century then sincerely
Pity tnose who went 10 balls A. d. 1e. II would do
sey Well FOR graveyard soires, but for ideas Of
a1nnt y lusubrious In the extreme. Mr. Hill sang
s1mInpyi and received an enthusiastic encore. The
Msen'n acred concert, Sunday, will introduce Mrs.
for the first time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-06

The attendance last night at WHIT g. am
Broadway, was quite large The programme Ge.~, W.,
speaking was pleasing and well reccved. In the ballet
advertisement the pero-niance was very credtable aad
repeatedly arplaudsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-06
SPECIAL Correspondence OF TEr HERALD.

Out~~ges spanish Subjects In NIexico-
hedrcss Demanded- Of Wealth,
Spaniard-The Slave Trade. Sc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

g. The following items We galhs'
from shs Cha,lessoHn papsSs oil hi:
week:
The "Spiri, Building" Of Charles,own,
owned by Mr.. Lrise"rrng, was purchased
recent, IS Messrs. John J. Lock and
Esiop SiIer, for The sum oil G5 600.
The remains OF Thatdeus Dsney, IT,,
son OF rnAddeus B'ney, Esq, OF .his
county. allied IN bauls during the war,
were o.oush, 20 Chsrlssiown on Monday
las. aud inferred in Edge Hill Cemetery
lie vas a member OF Capt. Nelson's
Clarke Cavalry.
Ga Saturday afternoon last, match
game Vi Base bali was played on the
grounds oil The "Slone all'' Club of this
Town, b.tween the VALLEY Club" OF
Harper's Ferry, and tie "Sciennfcs' OF
She pherdstown, in which tho latter show
ed itself mol quite scientific enough 10
come of triumphant The score stood :
Valley Club. 46; Sciennics, 20.
The young ladies' OF Jefferson institute,
in ibis town are preparing 10 huiu an
on the 2ls, ol December, for the Pnr.
pose Of raising means 10 erec'a Monu'
men, in Edge Hill CemeIery,,o the mem-
vsy OF .he Confederate dead buried there.
On "Wednesday the remains Of LII J.
II. burst. son Of Capt. J. 6. Hurs, Of
,hi, county, was deposited 10 Edge Hill
Cemetery. 1t. Hurs, was Captured al
Brandy Station in ls63-wss nrarctrs'
,sd in Northern prisons until 1865, and
died al Petersburg shor! time before The
surrender OF Gen. Lee.
The revival of religion is still in prog
ross In The T.. NJ. Church, under The di'
recsion ui the Pastor Rev. Mr.. Snh'h
Several persons have embraced religion
and The ALTAR Is crowded every nigh! viii
peniienis.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-We revise quotations as
follows: Howard street Supet and cur
Exlra | | 50 Sl2.
WHEAT.-We have only 10 report
100 bushs good white al So. no choice
sold ; good 10 prime red al 3 05 So 10.
CORN.-SmsIl Gales OF old white al
81 IL. and 5UO0 bushs new do. ranging
from IS cts TO 81 %. as 10 dryness-70U
bushs new yellow sold al95 CTS 81 03;
old quoted a! 81 l3 for prime PeunsylVo'
mia.
OATS.-Ssles amount to $500 bushs
ranging as to quality flom SO 10 50 cts
laiiler for ErIme.
RYE.-47O bushs received, w.ih sales
Of ITS bushels 81 81 30 per bu' bel-s de.
cline. ,-s...
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

VlsIT TO JEFFERSON DAvls.-Dr'
Chss. Mscgll ord family. OF 3'thmond
whose vlsu 10 Mr.. DAVIS al Fortress
Monroe we have already announced, re-
;uined homs on Saturday last III the
>,csper Geu,giauns. WhIle al Tho Io''
me visitors had ileqnen' interviews viii
lhs distinguished prisoner. whom they
represent as in good spirits though III
some what feeble condiuon. 10 eiIrui
around The ramparss OF The lori. MIR. Ds'
Wis had TO hsll6nce or twice far resi-. lie
is comfortably provided for. and enjoys
unrestricted intercourse with his fanny.
On all subjects, save lha, OF his pohlies!
position, Mr.. Davis is very commun'ca
1--WE aud entertaining. He says very lluls
abou, his future destiny. The officers o
For. Monroe and their families Urea! Mi
Davis and lady with the utmost. "indness
and respecL-Richmond Eraminr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
Alarrio9es.

On he ooh inst, al the Reformed
Cburch in has piece, by Rev. II. "'ss
Ter, MIR. George l. H:bmam TO Mice
Mary Z. Osborn, both OF this county.
On me 2O,h .nst..ty Rev. +. J.. kreg
10, Mr. John ~. NOt'da 10 Miss Susan
". Couchmun, both Of Berkeley county
On he | 5Ih us;.,by Rev. DR.. Haynes,
Mr.. Isaac H. anderson, of IhIs county,
10 Nil, Jennie Fur, OF L"udoun county
On the 25th uI..,by Rev. F. l. Ktegel,
Mr.. Zedrkiah Smifh,ol Berkeley county,
10 Miss Victoria o Chewning. OF Spo',
y vsnia county. Va.
On The a0,h uls., ty Rev. Mr.. Mildly,
H. J. H. !Sminiry, Of Berkeley c""Uy.
W,ss Va. 10 Miss Betty Cunningham
Of Champaign county, Ohio.
A, ZION Church, in Chsrle'rown. Or
the 2O,h instant. by Rev. G. (. Amber.
assisted by Rev. Joseph Trspnall, MIR
Joseph !ropnuN, of Maryland. 10 M'''
Ae6ecca holmes. daughter OF n. S.
White, Esq. of CharlesIown.
On lie 2O.h instant. BY Rev. Robert
Smith, Mr.. UiHinm Is. Conrad. to Miss
Jane t.. Shepherd. daughter of Mr.. A
mos Shepherd, all Of this county.
On the Is h instant, al The Second
English Lutheran Church, BaInm"re, b!
Rev. irving Msgee, Le,Cis G. Ldre 10
Miss Rachael Foster all Of that CITY.
On the 2rlh instant, at The Lutheran
Parsonage. in this place. by Rev. J. +.
Campbell. Mr. John N. Freeze 10 Miss
Naru T.. Eniier. both Of This county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

TO- The managers Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal have lately removed
Lloyd Low. superintendent, 10 make
place for Richard Sprigg. WIN. Dow
den, keeper OF the locks a. Cumberland
has been removed, and VIM. Winew sP
pointed in his stead. John Caueron' su
oer,n,enden, Of the frs! division OF The
canal, was removed on Thursday. ant
Isaac Morse appointed 10 the vacancy
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

; Jacob S. Susyrr. Auctloneer. cold al
public sale. la, Saturday. The "BendeT
Farm" in Berkeley county, containing
1874 acres. a. $50 oil per acre. James
S. Plzer. purchaser.
Powerful revivals of religion ere said
10 be in progress in the Southern Me'"o
dist Episcopal Churches OF Arden and
Gsra,dslown, in Berkeley county. ihe
l.bors Of the Rev. Mr. Schoaf, and Other
clerg, men associated with him. are said
to have been attended with the most. hap
py results.
| A good looking, intelligent, well dress,
ed and progressing white gill; OF ASH
,abula county Ohio, recently m"rTIt q
big Sambo, about seven degrees b'acSeF
than bucket Of coal TAR.
COOP ApvIcE.-Be content as long as
your mou,h is foil and your badly cover
ed: remember The poor kiss all The
pretty girls don'' rob your n''shbo' $
hen.roos,. nor NEEDLE with lis family al
,ans; never try to pick an editors peck
It, and subscribe for the Shepherdsto~D
Register.
The "Meteoric Shower" is reported as
having been seen al New Haven, Troy,
Chicsyo. Bos ,on, and even il New York
blu, the "showei" was small.
A, Wymsn's Gif Conceri al Stanton.
Gov. Smith (who was lhere,) drew q
pitcher worth thirty dollars.
Fernando Wood. newly elected to
Congress from The Ninth District IN New
York, is net in favor as has been stated
of The proposed amendment 10 The Cen
slllullOn.'
Five white men and one negro man
were fugged yesterday BY order oil lhr
Hastings CUur. iE Richmond, on convic-
ZION Of petty larceny. This is tue hrs'
instance there, OF many years, Of The IN
Fiction Of stripes on whlse men by judi
clal sentence.
The METEoRIc SHOWER IN ENGLAND.
"A special cable dispatch TO the Herald,
dated Greenwich Observatory, Eng land,
November l4th. describes a grand meIe
ORIG shower as having fallen there be.
tween IL =. NJ OF he 18Th and B A. NJ.
OF the l4lh. 5000 tell III one hour, and
II, 900 III all, Illuminating HE whole hesv-
ems. They were red, b.ne. green. or
snre. and an Der. One of emerald hue
left ,rsjl OF flame visible for a minute
and a.haIf.
John H. Rixey, near Salem, Fauquler
county, Va. has sold his farm "SIivrr
Srrlnv," 500 acres, TO W. S. Callahan,
of Pa, for s35 per acre. He was also
offered SIS per acre for the one thousand
acre iara. but refused II.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

Major Wm. B. !.euis. gentleman o
hign consldu.suon III Tennessee, and
member OF the Legislature ut 'hs' STATE,
has recently died at all advanced age
Major Lewis WI, The friend and sssocl'
ate Of Andrew Jackson. sn5 held ptomI
nen, positions under "Uid Hickory.
both in The military and civil service. he
rendered Jackson greas service IN accu-
mulsiing mass OF eviderce IN defense OF
Mrs. Jackson in The unfortunate affair
with her former husband. Captain Ro.
bsrd,, and completely established NE III
nocence OF bosh psI;sss.
o. Nj jor Lewis wss brother 10 d.
John II. Lewis Of ,his county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

Is Rev. S. V. Leech, formerly Pastor
Of the Vi. E. Church Of This place, deIiV
cred his fourth Lecture TO the Young
Men. Lyc,um. Of Annapolis, Md, te
Gently. The GGettts OF tina, cl'y says
Last Friday evening, our ciIiz MS hac
another opportunity Of enjoying ric'
intellectual ,scas. in tho form OF ws!i
r.,en aud equally well-dellverod Lee
.ure on one Of Amo'lc.'s most g flsG
Poeis-Edssr Allan Pos,-from the ssls
auL rlcq ,,u; pen Of ll"v. s. V. l.each
Paslos OF !ae tiist Vi. l.. CAuIch, Z! Ihis
city.
No, Only va. this Lecture highly meri
tori u. ituin Tho gsAce OF elegant dicuo
ard The charm OF wcIl.founted periods,
but was made peculiarly Interesting by
Il 9 Narration at mony incidents liz lhe lie
OF Poe. Of whioh we had previously seen
no accoun, in any memoir OF the grand
but gloomy p"rl.
Wan, '.s rne precIu!es any more ex-
tended notice 0; ;llss highly cEsdl'Sble
production, sketch Of which We had
proposed Ia sub,ri; 10. our readers. The
Rev. gentleman wss listened TO with pro-
found atieu,ion, and We doubt moi lie az
d,ence relired well..a.lsfied wiki tho char.
ac!eI Of the evenings entertainment"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

MURDER At THE GREAT FALLs.-Par
hes who arrived in Georgetown on En-
day night lac, reported that tho dead
body vi coUIsd msn, who lived a! the
Grea. Falls employed OH attending HE
canal locks there, as found IN The lock
on Thursday. The body was horribly
muuIa,sd and appeared 10 have been
chopped with an axe. The wife oil the
deceased was arrested on suspicion Of
having committed ihe mnfder. Inc
name II the murdered man was no
known by The inlormsnls.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
A Pieasant Incident.

Shortly before the beginning OF the
race. a, Baltimore on Sa u'day last. some
one called attention 10 General Joseph r..
Johnston, late Of The Southern army, who
was surrounded by several prominent
citizens on the ladies' stand. 1t was i'm
meda,ely suggested TO invite him also
upon The judges stand. bnt some one in
,erpo.ed an objection by questioning the
proprie,y of doing 30. The inquiry was
made of General Grant as 10 "whelher It
would be agreeable I" when he turned
and replied, "cer,ainly, sir, he's the very
man should like 10 see." The invita-
ton was al once given, and in few mo-
ments General Johnston was escorted 10
the stand. when most cordial meeting
was bad between the two grea, military
chief,ains, both seeming TO be entirely
forge,ful Of the past in that social inter.
course which chsrac,er;zes the true gen.
,lemsn. Afle, salutins General Grant ia
the warmesl manner General Johnston
turned about and recognized Gen. Stone
man, who grasped his hand warmly. the
spr, Of true greatness and bravery seem
ING 10 uproo! end entirely obliierale all
pas, differences.
Over sn hour was spent in social con.
verse by the three heroes. and when ii
became known 10 The assembled hundreds
below. the effect was percep,ible in The
faces and earnest, friendly criticisms. sll
seeming TO concur in saying "Thas's
right that's as i, should be-" During
The day most significant remark fell
from the lips Of General Grant, who was
heard 10 say. speaking Of General John.
slon, "Thars one of The men whose aid
we all wan. in efecling happy recon
sGuciion."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
Valuable Property
FOR SALE.

HAVING changed my residence. ] will
Ill sell al Ptlvars S lie. my "a.
Store House aid Dwelling House, III
With !. d r and OLTBUiLDjNG 5
thereto belonging, a, Unlonvnie. Jeller.
son County, West Va. The buildings
are comfortable. convenient and petma,
cent. btrn2 tu,ii Oj BRICK. and good To-
csnon Tor selling goods. in good and
wealthy community. 4 mile" from Shep-
bcrdsown, OIL Tie road leading Ip II !
per's Ferry.
For l"r'her particulars. address me 81
Han:ilIUs, l., u Gun county. Va, or my
oro.her l.. HESS al DutIrid's Depot
Jetielsom county, Wes' Va.
l.. DOW HESS.
All persons knowing themselves in.
debed To ne by D"te or srcouni. @IIi
please seiIle lhe saue "IIh ny brother
l.. HESS, VI Dutie!d's Depor.
l.. ID. II.
November "a, 1866. II
Spirit please copy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

II. ii. Piper. Of Cumberland. Md. al.
tended dancing party iecensly,snd "h'le
standing On The floor, alter he first sci
had been gone Il rough. leaned sgs'nss
friend, and placing his hand over his
heart, complained Of a queer feeling. In
an instant of time, anu WITHHOLD another
motion, he was dead. The parry imme.
diately dispersed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

The new southern Methodist Chur h.
in He'd sesville. is being pushed rapidly
towards completion. 1t is something lar
ger than the old Melhodis, Church in thai
place. and when finished, will make a
commudiOus house Of worship. They
|expee. 10 have it ready for services sbtu'
Chrisimss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

D. George Lickhder, Sr.. of This coun'
tr. siIlvd White Swan. last Wednss'
d,y. on The Potomac 4 miles brlow this
place. which measured from the tip Of
one wing &c tic other. six ieei. n'ne and
. h.l! inches. and weighed IA pounds.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

@- "HEar The appearance Of he
wheat throughout the county is fine
never looked brner. E,.rJ whefo he
fields psessm beautiful living green, and
'hs prospect is now dss'ering Tor good
crop. ~ the coming year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

@s LARGE CoRN.- Mr.. John Cook, oil
this county. left a, our Office a few days
ego. four ears Of corn. taken promiscu.
ously from his crop, each measuring IA
Inches in length, and containing in the
aggregate Ais grains. Who can bea,
them
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

60 Logan Osborn. Esq, who was ap-
pointed Land Assessor by tho Board oil
Supervisors Of this county. some months
sgo, ha. entered upon the discharge Of
his duties, and is now assessing the Real
Estate in this end Of The county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
Shepherdstown, West Va:


ca The Board of Supervisors Of Il il
county will NEE! in this place on Mon.
day next. The 26ih instant, al which time
the contested election cases will be argued
before the Board.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

esr II. l.. Gallagher. Es9.. has sold
his Stone wall isrm. 5 miles from
W.ynesbcro'. containing a75 acres. 10
2 Col. Jscob X. ,Croesrgtr. Of Albemarle.
Toy 4l5.Da0.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

IS PoRK.-Very LILLE Pork has bsen
sold IS yet in this vicinity. A small LOT
vas sold in town the pas, week at $40,
and some as low ss 90, per hundred.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

@s,The Berkeley Era states that Judge
Hail i, convalescent, bu, is greatly Iedu
eed IN strength, and viii be unable a
present 10 periore, his official functions.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

Is The PoTATo CRop We learn
that n,s po,s,ne. vii not turn OF, we'll.
In man, lvcsli'ies they are affected ~i!l
the dry rot.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

Is The hog cholera, we understand
still rsees in different parts Of The county
many of our farmers are suffering severe
" on lie account.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

&a, VIM. H. Simmons has been sp'
pointed Postmaster al VancleavesvIlle,
Berkeley county. vice VIM. NJ. Van
cleave, resigned.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
ADMINISTRATORS

NOTICE..
NtllE unde signed having been appoint
4 ed Administrator OF the Estate OF
WIN. RONEMOUS. deceased. hrr'b
requests all prrson, ndeb'rd 10 sand Is
tale to make Immediate and prompt pay
mcni, as | wisi. to close up said ESIah
as soon as possible. Persons havIog
claims against ,he E>lsle will presen'
Ihem properly surhen'rarrd Tor settle.
mrnl. GEO. LlCkLlDER.
Nov. 24.-3l AdmlnlslT tior.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
o. W. Psacher. Defendant.
IN CHANCERY.

The object Of This suii IS 10 "o'a'''
judgment az 4Ins' the saId Gro. w fs"'
ef tor flI29.St, and 10 cbIsIn tee"'
of The SAID court cub rciing 'hs ln'sf'"|
He said George " Pescher 10 The F"
estate Of his isiher John Peschef. dsf''
ed. Tor The pay ment Of salJ nd' b'e''"
and u appearing upon affidavit iiI'd u"
suit that The sald delsndan, g w
cher is not resident OF TINS State ~
hereby rrquifrd I'd appear here
one month alter due publication "
order aud do "hs. is necessary 10 P''"
his interest 10 The matter. He IS '"'
ufrd that on the 4,h day oil De.s"'s
1866. al o'clock. =. NJ. at The QUIZ
.. NJ. Patterson. ~iil proceed to lax.
deposiion Of WIN. Buckles and 0'".
10 be read IN evidence ~ 'be CO.,
.hich Wm. Rush. admir- OF w..
Buckles. deceased, 10 PisinuD, 'o''
sre defendant. III
Ii is further ordered iha.a c'py ne"
be published once q week for four fu's
sive weeks in some newspaper 10 80.
son county and posted al tie front 'O' ',p
The Court house Of the aforesaid e?'
on the frs. Monday after date VI ''"
der. A Copy-Tese: c,.,., r
w. A. CHAPLlNE. W."
8. A. Coz. Pq. a.
November IL, 1863
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24

GONE good things, in the way Of la,
ID dies Under Garments. Breakfast
ShawIs. Hoods, German Wool &C.. al
noy24 DGrneN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
w est Virginia

Jefferson County, to-wlt
A r Rules held N The CIr'K'. Office d
II THIS EmcuII Courl al J. G. ron t0u'
-. on he 5lh day ol November. lo6d.
" llIIAm Rush. AdOlni.iIsior Of !lenY
Buckles, deceased. PIalnuG.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
tNOYS' Overcoals, at
Is LickHder's Clothing House.

M UST be sold. my small stock OF No
lA tons, al the lowest rates.
,ovoA DarnM
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-11-24
Gle Alorkcts.
ShepherdstoWn Market,

Corrected ueskly by d. S. Rentch.