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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
To Young Men.

Young men if you have arrived al the
right poinr oil lie for it, let every other
consideration give way TO that OF getting
marrled. Don'l think of anything else.
Keep poking about the rubbish Of The
world ill you have stirred up gem
worth possessing in the shape Of wife.
Never think of delaying the matter, for
you know delays are dangerous. Now
there's my friend Charley, he's conliDu,
ally taking Of the matter. but th0fS all
he does low ard the consummalon of the
act. 4 good wife is the most constant
and faithful companion you can have by
your side while performing the journey
Of life. She is of more service, 100, than
YOU may at fist imagine. She can
"smoolh your linen and cares" for you-
darn your socks, and darn you, likewise
when you happen 10 come home lale-o''
nights half seas over-mend your trOus
ers, and perchance your manners-sweet
en- your moments as well as your lea and
coffee for you ruflle, perhaps, your soir
bosom, but not your temper-and instead
Of sowing the seeds Of sorrow in your
path she will sew buttons on your shit
and plant happiness. instead OF harrow
teeth, in your bosom. Yes-and if yor
are TOO confounded lazy and 100 proud IC
do such work yourself, she will chop
wood and dig potatoes for dinner; for heI
love for her husband is such, that she
will do anything 10 please hm-excep
receive company in her everyday clothes
Get married by all means. All the ex
cuses you can fish up against "dolng the
deed" sren't worth spoonful of pigeons
milk. Mark this : if, blessed with heaIlt
and enjoyment, yon sre not able TO sup
port a wife, depend Upon il you are no
capable Of supporting yourself. There
tOie, so much mOre need Of annexation
for in union. as well as in onion, there il
strength. Get married, repeat, young
man Concentrate your affections upon
some a1ec,Onsle creature about seven
teen and half years old, with heavenly
blue eyes, and warm and tender heart
and not distribute them, crumb by crumb,
among a host OF Hates, Susaus, Floras,
Jennes, Msrys, Sarahs, Elias, Peggys,
ReIsys, Rebeccas, Augustus, Netties, Ali
ces, Carolnes, Fannys. Armies, Nancies
and Jemimas, allowing each scarcely
enough 10 nibbIe at. Get married, and
have something to cheer YOU as you jour,
ney through this lonely "va!e Of tears
somebody to seour up your whole life, and
whatever linen you possess, in come sort
Of Sunday go o,to.meeiing order, Follow
the example Of my friend John; ust look
at him with his buxom liule darling by
his eide why bless you he's as happy
as clam a, high water, and is alway af-
fable and obliging since the "deed was
done" Hunt up your future mate. and
90 10 work to make yourself happy and
Of some account. Just imagine where the
present geners,ion would be if the "old
folks" hadn'r"gonc and done it,"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
Romance of the Battle Field.

A Florence journal says thai alter the
battle Ct Cuslozza Surgeon Of The l,al-
ian army discovered among The wounded
young corporal OF bsrsselieri still alive,
Notwithstanding three severe injuries in
the neck, lef, arm and right leg. When
about 10 dress these wounds The Surgeon
perceived that the suffer was young wo-
man, who then declared her name 10 be
Herminia Msnelli, and her age twenty.
Just before the opening OF the campaign.
her brother, who was sseOrporai bersag-
lie5i, had fallen ~, and returned home TO
his family vnli his recovery. The sister.
whose parents had previously had some
difficulty in preventing her from joining
the Garibadlsns, took advantage of that
Circumstance, and, cutting slgrtFer hair,
dressed herself in her brolher's uniform
and Joined his regiment, her resemblance
TO hlm enabling her TO pass UanOIiced.
-Four hours later her regiment was en-
gagged. snd she was wounded on tie field
Of battle. After the discovery Of her sex
by the Surgeon. she was taken 10 Flor.
e6ce, where she died few days after.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
The NEw FAsnIoSs.- latest siyl,

The NEw FAsnIoSs.-Tbe lsies, style
Of hsir.dressing for the ladies' is called tho
Birds Nest. We have noticed several
Esehes with their hair a la Birds Nest.
h consists Of two or three pound, Of the
capillary substance curled snd twisted, and
tied on The top Of The head. II makes The
pretilesi glrl look like refined HoIlsn.
tot, and The ugiiesl like the - whew Z
Dor fashion editor predicts that as cold
weather advances filters will 90 out OF
use. So says The Winchester News.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08
From the New York Watchman
NIANACLED.

Stop, soldier, stop, this .ruel act
Will ring through all the land;
Shame on the keart that planned this deed
Shame on the coward hand
That drops the sword Of justice bright
To grasp these iron rings
On them, not me, dishonor falls,
To them the dark shame clings.
Manacled my God my God
is this a Christian land?
Aud did our countries ever meet
Aad grasp each olhor's haudi
Q Mexico. on thy red fields
inalled, midst The fray
~ rAemen, with steady aim,
Won 6uena Vista's day.
ARpaced far down the South
Let this one word spread fast,
Ny country, thou hast borne great wrongs;
But, this, the last, the last,
Will send a thrill through thy high heart.
Despair will spurn control,
And these hard irons pressing here
VIII ente. thy proud soul.
Euuscled o word Of shame!
Ring it through all the world
NJ countrymeD, on you, on you,
Til. heavy wrong IS hurled.
We flung our banner TO the airi
We fought as brave men fight;
Or battle cry ran through the land;
Home liberty and right I
Rsnacled For this am here.
Clanking the prisoners chain,
We fought--ah nobly did we fight;
We fought, but fought in vain.
Down in that billowy sea OF blood
Went all our jewels rare:
And nope rushed waillng from the ,een'
And took herself to prayer!
Manacled! manac!ed Words Of wee,
But words of greater shame
I've that within me whose wcongs
Can never, never tame
And standing proud in conscious worth,
Irepresen! my Land,
AND that lost cause for which she bled,
Lofty, heroic, grand
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

| congratulate myself that ! have been
permitted 10 participate in these holy ob-
jecls, and pray that God may bless them
TO the luIIes, extent Of your wishes. |
thank you. gentlemen, for the courtesy
YOU have extended 10 me, and for the
kindness with which you have received
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

A driver of coach in Texas. stopping
TO get some water for the Young ladies' in
the carriage, being asked what he stopped
for. he replied /: Il am watering my flow
ers.' A delicate compliment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

Aoni Betsy says, ga newspaper j. Ike
a wife. because every man should bsys
one Of bis own Aunt Betsy 10 JishL
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

All objection hitherto made in regard to
Young LADIES going TO Utah have been re-
moved, as sl the orders now issued end
with these words 'BhDg'em Young
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

III MASSACHUSETTS, tHefe
Suhberry, " here Mr.. Nehemiah Black
oefiy, married Miss Susan Eiderberry, q
niece OF Deacon Dusenbe,ry, OF Danber-
~ I've ceremony was performed by
n, I'', ,rSnoerty, d! tie house OF MI
H"ehltberry.
oome' sonny, get up said an indul.
g. '''nef TO bis hopeful son The other
"o'"ms' Remember the early bird
.S'cies 'Se worm w hs, do care for
r' r"o'ms' replied The young hopeful you
AnOS mother won, lie. me 60 fishing
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-09-08

me.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

PoST0FFICES IN ACTUAL. OPERATION IN SOUTH
CAROLINA 10 JUNE 80, 1866.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

rate Tor the best utnher. % lays roig bnir 49, d"
AZ Snort sight lO-A We quote BILLS at 60 days on
London 1861 to 1O7 ,r 1915 to ivs for
bankcrs do at short sight. 1rS to 1O9: Paris at 60
days, 20 TO iS3i; do short sight, l7lS to l64
Antwerp, 25 to 90 Swiss. 2S to Isal; Homuurg
SO to 36; Amsterdam, 40 10 40A Frankfort AZ to 42
Stosna ar ~ 10 20 rrsssnan .naers. t1 10 - &
board. At the regular board market lacked auiina
vance above the opoung rates, but rs thero
pressure to sell and nnt much disposltiyn to buy
present gures transactions comparatively small
Governments in good denai d at tho quotations.
PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK. August 7.-BREADsTUFFs-The market
for state and Western Flour Is steady for medium
grades, while other kinds dull and declining. The
sales Gl00 hbs at So 60@7 % for super Etate
SO 66@D8 OS for common State; 80 l0nDy 40 for
choice do: Sh 50D' 25 for sup"rine Michigan Indiana
Ohio. Iowa. &c; and So S88 40 for extra do including
shipping brands OF round hoop Ohio at SS OU6l9 4O
and trade brauds Of do at 50 5O1l 40; Spring Wheat
st Louis at 50 7b@11, aud Winter 40 at Si0 76nl4 49,
cl,,. ,.f,,1b bnnyI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
New York Market.

The Now York xsur"as Of Commerce. os:Sednesd'y,
August 9th Instant says:
There Is no change in the general condition Of the
market Eusiness In the various departments 10 less
active than was expected at this season, although In
Bome branches tbore Is little improvement Money iB
aounoant; borrowers hnd difficulty in supplying
tnef wants on acceptable socurtes at to per cent
10r call loans pr cent being he prevailing rate
tne oest eoms"reiai paper is in tenland ut to per
cent per ahhun DISCOUNT for short and long dates.
GoId openr This morning at ti7ss, tounched 1471f,
the higher rae ~
OF gold |i0 D''o" ''A' f''''
Foreign exchange reniains inactive. The nominal
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
onsiBnern per south Carolina HniIrond,
AuRuBt 10,

1O3 bales Cotton 160 sacks Flour 20 bbls Spirits Tur-
pentine 81 cars Lumber, Furniture. and 5nndries To
Lorentz, g Pr,chett Willis & Ohisolm Fuller
4 II Teasdae. Kellsrs, Fraser & Dill, wardiaw &
Carew, II Walter Co, W Smith. 9raeser l. Smith,
w Jefers, Mcleod, j Robson, Gruber & Mar.
tin, Welling, Whittemore, Son & Co, Taylor a. Co.
Kanapaux LLlaue, @ W Williams Il Co, J Campse C.
20. D sKtrkpatrok, st Wilson, Wharton Il
Petech, l. Bunch Bon, Chieolm Bros, Orphan uouee
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

LOCOMOTIVES, RAILROAD IRON
RAILWAY SUPPLIES
PORTABLE & STATIONARY ENGINES
IRON & WOOD WORK MACHINERY
SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS
COTTON GINS
MILL AND GIN BANDS
WILDER'S SALAMANDER SAFES, 90
PLATFORM, COUNTER AND WARE,
HOUSE SCALES.
COTTON PICKERS, &c., &c.
aS- Represented by Messrs. III. K. JEssUP CO.,
New York.
Aprla
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEs STOW.

Cleared feateEdaS. tAUeusr 10
schr VIM L Springs, Wsstcott, Philadelphia-H Ba-
her Co.
schr Coast Pilot, aoodall. New Haven. oonn-w Roach
Went to Sea Yesterday. AUGUST 10
schr .llie Mears. Lewis, Port Spain, Trinidad.
From thts Pot.
Steamship Granada, Dursley, New York, August7
Brig B Allen, Barrier, Wilmington, y, August 0.
Up for this Port.
Steamship Knight, Rollins, at Baltimore, to leave
Augusta.
steamship Adele. Ea at Baltimore to sail August IL.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
Mobile HInrlSet.

MOBILE, August 6.-CoTroN-Thero wore 250 bales
aod to-day, mostly repacked and tho lower grades.
which were old or basis 32c for iddugs
GoLp-rhe closing rates were-Bnying and selling
IA and lat.
SILvER-Buying and selling at 1872 and 13S.
demonstrating nominal. New York sight par.
New Orleans 4 discount to par.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
Augusta Market.

AUGUSTA, August 0.-"orroH-The market was
dull to-day No saIcs to port
GoLD-Brokers are buying at 146, and selling 148
SILvER-Erokors are bu ing at lSs, a. selling at
SECURITIEs-Dult.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

Iotai oaBs. .-.... .....-....... .l37. 500
We quote in gold duty paid:-Rio, prime 20c good
10 to 10fc; fair II to 1896 ordinary Is to l6c fair to
good cargoes IT to 9c; Java mats bags to 25c;
l9Hc; ayusyra Tx to 90; st. Domingo 16JS to 17c
CoTroN-There Is little more doing for export but at
still declining figures. Tho sales 1920 bales. We
quote:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
BaltIm nrc Market,

BALTIMORE, August 7-CoFFEE-There Is q 20 ID
inquiry, although the market 1s rather easier, with
sales of so bags primo Rio l9c Rod 800 bags do
on private terms We quote Inferior Rio at 15 to
Tn 1870 100; end Java 20 to 26o q ID. gold.
CoTToNfho market is loss hrm. with prices favorinR
buyers We note cm,n sales tho basis Of So &c for
Middling Upland.
FLouR-The market Is quiet but quite steady with q
far demand for good brands of Superne Extra for
shipping anil retail purposes. Tho sales foot up some
5000 bbls superhne 'y Mills and Howard Street ut $40
Dbl; low grades and inferior qualities are st, me-
gocted the stock of this class is being grau
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We quote:
super nne State,. so GOO g 20
super Wcsern g 500 25
10 SU(0
Extra Ohio Round Hoop. q 700 40
Extra Ohio Round Hoop ttrade). 50@0ll 40
Extra St Louis ;.o i6mi4 20
SOUTHERN FLouR-Is In fair demand, but ut heavy
rates. We notice ales of sGO bbs at 80 3090 Gu for
common. and $40 709l5 for extra ana family brands
CANADIAN FLoUR-rhe market is inactive and prices
entirely nominal.
wnEAT-Tho market is dull, and prices arc with diff
Guilty maintained he safes arc S0Bn bushels. in lots,
Mt 81 26 to 81 for white Michgau 81 75 new am Der
State. and So 10 to 2 80 for amber Delaware
OATs-Are in limited request ut declining rates. We
poco saes Of 400 bushels at 80 t 42o for Chicago;
43 t. 45o for Milwaukee; 5sc for Jersey so to 54c for
Iowa; 10 to G2c. for state, and 55c for Del ware
CoRN-There Is a better demand at ABOUT tho same
prices. The sales 298 90 bushal &c to 78 &c for
inferior, and 70 to s9Sc for shipping Western mixed
sJc for Illinois Rtver go for ro.ud yellow OS
for white Western.
COFFEE The market Is Inactive but prices are
steadily held We notice sales of LAG bags Porto Rico
at 18c geld. Messrs william Scott Il Sons calculate
the stock nf Rio in baltimore to be 77OO bags in Phia
depha to TO 4oOu bags and of cos Of oil kinds in this
market to be:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

offered Change to.aaj, athougn VIC note good de.
mand for them low grades coat inactive and dull
OF SALE with prices ruling Very regular. The offerings
1um up 2000 bushels white ana 5000 bushels red, all
which sold within the range of quotations. good
to prime white 70 to S2 95; Inferior do 10 to So so;
strictly choice would bring 05 to So OS; choice
i 80 to 50 10. as to condition and quality. Corn was
dull; the offerings sum 6000 bushels white 3vOO
do yell We notice the sale AGO bushels white at
08 ty 81 TO- 7G0 bushels Western yellow ct e0c There
at our quotations, viz 95 t 96c Oats still largo
supply, but the market Is very hrm; sales of 5000
bushels at 81 to ic the former being paid at 81 to
40 We quote Rye ut Doc to 81 for Maryland Penn
.syivania.
MoLAssEs.-We hear OF no sales Of moment the dc.
nnnd being confined to supplying the of The re-
tail trade We quote Po to Rico at 60 to 76 cents and
Cuba at As to 80 c.nts as to quality
PRovBIoRs The jobbiug demand continues good,
market Is rather easier with sellers anxious
to realize. We quote Bacon Shoulders at l7H to l7k
cents for sugarcured; Bnlk Shoulders I8h cents; do
Sides l8 cents; Mess Pork $33 per bbl with sales of
100 bbls and Lard 20 cents for City, and ak to a.
'oents for Westein. in bbls and tcs.
RIcE.-Sales of kangoon at 4 TO 4Hc gold, In bond
10 to 10hc, currency, free and Carolina at l2 lsc
per lb.
SALT-with fair demand from the trade We quote
Ground Alum at 50 90 to 50 25 per sack; $s 10
store.
sEED.-The inquiry for Glover is limited. We quote
prime rs to So; Timothy SIS so to S5 49, and FhI
8S 40 to IS As pYr bushel.
SUoAR.--Tlo market to-day is not so hrm although
very good prevails with sales of 80 hhds good
to choice Porto Rico at i2i to 1870; 100 hhds cargo
of the schooner Willie, 264 hhds and 1l6 boxes cargo
of the Echo. private torms. Holders OF refining
at asking 1O1l to 1c but hear sales at these
prices.
WHIsKEY.-We note the sa!e of 90 bbls Western yes-
terday and 60 bbs do to day at 50 20 gallon in small
and may be quoted ut 50 Is to 50 23.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11
The ClurIcstou Cotton

The Cotton market still continues only nominal A
,ot of Midding and few bales of repacked has been
disposed OF, tho former at proe which would afford
no criterion Of tho MARKET the at 25c pcr H.
Holders are yet unwilling to como to the views OF
buyers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-11

NAME OF PosTMAsTBR.
Andrew y Hawthorn.
Milton Osborn.
Edwin Fl Bingham.
Mrs Elizabeth Webb.
Mary Strickland.
Robt A Read.
David " hawthorn.
John A jackson.
Miss Eliz'th Hayne.
Mrs Laura + Palo or.
Geo l. Reach.
Jaflls Woodward.
John DeIon.
Elyah l. Sadler.
Bernard d Lango.
Louis A Burke.
Misc D J. VII isms.
James Il Vcrdior.
Chas z, Brayton.
g " DELAY.
Sam'l K'ngmaR.
Stanley G l'rott.
Herman Panzerbieter.
Elizabeth Graham.
Josephine Cordes.
Henry Albrocht.
ENFORCE w DuRose.
Mathew A Evans.
Charlotte Rouse.
James II Brown.
John Douglas.
Edward L Walker.
VIM Carlisle.
Thomas McFeely.
Jos j ltichwood.
i ho1nas Il Dunn.
Jos M Gale.
Thomas Il ATagill.
Sarah J Johnson.
Pcnnlc . Floyd.
Sarah I tewart.
Julius Brown.
Marg ,ret a Williams.
Rudolph Yampill.
John HeLry Rogers.
Julia A BrIstow.
William Summer.
David Kibber.
John f Lagrove.
Thaddeus O Hubble.
Salie j Wiles.
Catherine T Gibson.
Alpha q Howard.
Christina II Iaertell.
BeDj X Doughty.
j O Janney.
Henry W Frazer.
Chas E Spencer.
VIM @ Duncan.
James + Witherspoon.
Hezekish Ward.
VIM Z Sim.
Marin l. Rutland.
Michel Duffy.
Emely e Alexander.
Thos b Davant.
Amanda Mankein.
James M Allen.
Elizabeth Redfern.
John MoCoughan.
John L Cameron.
Friedrich Hais.
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Memphis Market.

MEMPHIS, August s-CorroN-Yesterday tho market
herc almost to stand STILL BUYERS refused to oper
ate except at CONCESSIONS while the leading holders de-
cltned to make any reduction In their prices Sales yes
torday restricted to rs baes 40 bales Idding Mt
S8 and 3ic 90 bales Low Middng ut SO to 321ic and
10 bales Strict Middlng at 35c Cotton Of good staple
held firm ut previous Tho Now York dispatches
OF Yesterday quote Carton nomnaly unchanged at SIS
to SIC. AT ,2 80 the market was quoted dull and un
changed The market here closed dull and unsettl sd
Our quotations mnat ha regnrded as nominal.
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The i1allV ~ ew9.
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, 1866.
ttt)N vi t. ilAi..
E1 ports.

PHILADELPHIA-Pcr schr VIM l. Sprugs-3 bales
Cotton. 2l2 0bls KosiD, Printing Presses 81 bbls
Ale 6D 'Ie Barrels $50 old Iron.
NEW HAVEN, CONN-Per schr Coast Pilot-l49 gal
feet Flooring Boards
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-04

a. sssisIa1 slasasia lnls - - $ ~ slssal
alsaagsf asass .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-08-04
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