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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

Aonteyidso In the Rio Dc Ia Plata.
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sorra AUSTRALIA; " INTERPRETATIONS rrrr MoHr roa
HrpaoSS.Paic oyror ADxsArrY,l
The Marin: Board Per- ADELAIDE south As..Sla aa;
ss sg ssn s % $,
:, osasa :: %si bearing in
+ ;ss S' . re
fss 'ss S which due
The Msa Il. Y .aGa q ss a
., = ss.1s
asy 4. a,t,1os % ~ mules FROM he buoy The water
but small vessels the shoal the southward %
shs b. ana a.
sSS {. ss ss H. Ss%s
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vss q Sy Sr e % FROM nGs n
NJ N q s,hsm. a. low water Vessels WAITING for or
aers VIII nnd 70 anchor ioe,sby coss % NE
Gsy Sgss Ss H.
s;s s% @,y a'Ss'i o fsSs
sps sss s,y p ss sad from y &. ss
ADELAIDE :. II som. II. asou. feet, Tsi
!: .rsnssr. r.ausa y ps .
descre them here The signal for stcamfug the ensign
a. the fore nrnalman IL stationed tho hill above the
inner and Of the etiy 70 attend o vessels .igaals
PoRr wlIuRcA.
red Buoy has been placed In 0s ffthoms water near
the edo. OF reef stretching from Snapper Point the sorh
ern horn % wlunsa Bay the buoy should be LETT 70 The
IAN bearings are magnetic Variation o 80 In 1856
BY command ~ their Toriships.
GEO HENRY RICHARDS, Hydrosrapher
American Ports.
BALTIMORE, June 29-Arr brig Chattanooga, Fry. 81
Johns, PR. Cid 10Th briggs R0dnnn Pratt (r) Pratt, Fal
mouth Eng for Orders; Geo rarri French Boston: schrs
Annawan, kmhall Fleuthera: Jackson Hulnnrtnn, San
Ms: Anna Lyons Remn Roson: Rcntly, wiiiams do
Tmmons Whiting WORK; Queen OF the Routh Coraon,
RI
JACKSONVILLE, June 2l-cd schr witch Queen, Par.
NEW ORLEANS, June sn--Arr steamshins Fung Shuey,
Hidreth and Eventng star Delaney NYork Sid steam.
shin Morning Star, Nelson. NYnrk
SAVANNAH, June 26-Arr Steamship Missouri LovclaDd,
NYork; brig ChesapAate Newha Boston. cid brig Heno
rs Linden Nassau. NP schr ves'a Marshall Jersey City
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ORLEANS.
For vxaA cnrz-sleamshp Daniel webster from New
York July 10.
FoR Enthusiastically MORO Castle. from New York
July
steamship Eagle from New York July II.
Steamship Columbia. from New York July H.
FoR SANTIAGO Craa-Steamshp kee, from New
York July7.
Foa NKw onIxAxs--steamship sheridan, from New York
July 4
Steamship Monterey, from New York July7
ALMANAC NEW yonE-snrs DAT.
CIV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~ eve 10 tf
20 mfom vAfBn morn II 2
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s HIPPiN g NEW S.

bH Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
Mails forwarded by steamer IN the regular nnes
The steamers for from Liverpool call At Queenstown,
eept the Canadian line which can at Londonderry The
for from this Continent ca nj Southampton.
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ARRIVED
Steamship wsmsna, Springer, New Bedford with mdse
aud 10 ssepgeFs. 10 Ferguson a Wood.
y 3 bark W q Anderson, Hussev, Pensacola Junr ~.
Brig Alcx Aken tBr, Hni sssua 10 days. with Iooiss
ses % Fowler Jova
sehr hate Brigham (srn), Lucs, Cardiff ~ days with
rasi iron fhos DunhGm Experienced variable winds
al the passage with heavy westerly No dates 1T 81 No.
0rands Tor ivsrpool has ~ "a lon a. ~ Br bark IS days
from ~ Helena for bremen.
BELOW
schr Lydia Fulton (Br1. from Gisce BAY.
schr telegraph Brl, from Nova Scotia.
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IQUOR LAws-rNJUvCTT0Ns AGAINST TIFF
Metropolitan Excise Comrnssioners Ac furnished at
shortest notice by LEVY FGAN, Attorneys and Counsel.
ors No rryon row. opposite City Hail.
NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY "A REoU.
~ lar monthly meeting OF ihs society win be held at The
Mernrotan Rooma 100 Hester street Tuesday evening
July sia ocock No admitted without hls card "
JOHN u. WILLIAMS. President
JoHx MERCHANT, Recording Secretary.
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SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI

NEW YORK STATE SOCIETY OF TIE CINCINNATI
IN General Order.
NEW YORK, June N 1884,
Tho Society Of the Cincinnati win meet at
the Of the York Society Library University
place, on WEDNESDAY July a. ~ 70 celebrate the
Members Of other State societies OF the Cincinnati who
b. IN tho CITY, invited 70 be present and unite with
IN cnmmemornting that great event
The standing COMMITTEE will meet At the same place At
II A. NJ Nv order OF HAMILTON FISH, President
MARTsUs wiLIKrr Secretary
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E0A AAn CIGARs AT Low CASH PRICES, FItOA
DVV.UVU els 10 500 a thousand. o. tWEEks
Agent New York Cigar Manufacturing Company, % War
rem street
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES A sIrUA.
"A don do general homework . small private family
Good reference Cali al us West 18Th ST. between esh and
IN ava, for two dAys
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14
nlarria9cs.

On the 5lh inst, BY Rev. E. W. Bed
niger, Mr. julius T.. HOimes, Of BslII'
more, To Miss .4nnn Il. OBGanOn, OF
ChsrleslOwn.
On Tuesday morning, Sd instant. al
Laurel Hill. the residence Of the bIIIe' ,
larher. by the Rev. Mr.. Hughes, Capt.
Frederick nnLer. Of Chariestown, and
Wis., Virginia. daughter Of Thomas u.
Flagg Esq, OF Berkeley county.
AT Glenn WeIby, tie residence OF the
brides parents. on the evening OF Ihe al
Inst. by she Rev. J, n. Blackwell, Eol.
r. Ueiby Garter, Of I.oUdann. to Miss
SOphin u. Carter, of Fa"qn'er CO., Va.
On Tuesday the 3Ed instant NJ the NJ
P. Church. Washington City. by Me
Rev Geo. d. Edmonsion, Mr.. BROOK u.
Edm3nsicn. Of Wasl Iaglon, ID. o., to
Mis-. Ellen I. LashhOrn. OF Msransbufg'
On the 2slh ult.. by Rev. h: Y. Nc
Daniel. Mr.. Joseph n. GAMER 10 Miss
Serial A. Kline. all OF Marrlnshurg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14
Deotbs.

On the 5 b inst, al the resi- enre OF
John p. Brown. in Gharlest0wn, Miss
Margaret King, IN HE 74lh year Of hei
agr.
On Saturday morning Last. al his resi-
dence al HsrpeI's Ferry, Mr.. NtShfch
Kirby. aged II years.
Near Shepberdstown, July 6, 1866,
Ed,sard Lswis, iLfanl son Of Eli l.. and
Mary &. F'ser, aged four months and 3
day..
Died. on ,he 10Th inst. Of malignant
rryslpeIes, al his residence near Union
vrllr. in this county, Mr.. U'H!"m II.
Ronemous, highly esteemed and useinl
cilrzen. TO his afflicted family and I'm
mediate circle Of relatives his loss is ire
parable. The Evangelical Lutheran con-
grega,ion cf which he was worthy
member, and efficient officer. realizes that
a "good man has fallen in Israel. . As
congregation, aud community we deeply
sympa,hise with the sorr"wIng widow and
fslherless children in This sad providen
,ial visitation. TO them, and to all "ht'
enloyed the acquaintance Of our deceased
brother we commend as worthy of CRATE
iul remembrance his consistent life, as 9
man and humble follower Of Jesus Christ.
A few moments before dissolution he gave
repeated assurance 20 an intimate friend
Of his entire willingness to leave this
world and enter upon the solemn realities
Of an eternal state Of being. Gods holy
word declares "lhe righteous hath hope in
his deslh;" and this hope as an anchor 10
his soul 81 9. and siesdfsst. sustained him
in the closing conflict with The King OF
Teuors. In the presence ola large as
semblsge of relatives and friends. We laid
his cold form in the beautiful grounds sd'
joining the Lutheran church at Unlonvii,e.
MARK The perfect man. and behold me :,
upright, for the end OF that man is peace.
V. d. M.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14
STATE CONTENTION.

The cilzens OF this Slate who are OPP
poesd TO the radical party are requested 10
NEE, in their respective coUnlie''or 'o"n'
ships. at such time as they may Gee"
mos, expedlen,. and select delegates I"
their county in the SAFE Ion
vpn,ion to be held in ParkeIsbure' OH
Nedoesday. august %. al te" O'clock
A. ~. for The purpose OF nominating
candidates for Stale Offices.
Where there is danger that pubic NEE
,ines NAV be interrupted by violence we
recommend lha, delegates be designated
by written appointment signed oy 'ne W.
iers.
We also recommend that The delegates
from each Congressional District be an
ihorized To nominate a candidate TOR zen
ure.s. al the State Convention.
By order Of the Stale Elk. Com.
D, LAMB, Chairman.
o. S. LONG, Secretary.
Wheeling. June 81, 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14
By His ExcelIency, Arthur |.
Boreman, Governor Of West
Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.

! IN pursuance Of Section SIX OF the "Ac'
| To provide for submiInng To the people
OF West Virginia the proposed Amend.
nenl 10 the Constitution al the State,
passed February %, 1865, the Governor
Secretary Of the State, Auditor and Treas
urer have this day opened the Envelopes
containing the Returns Of IN" Election
held on The twenty fourth day OF May
last, by virtue OF the Ari aforesaid, and
have counted and compared the votes
therein certified. certificate OF The re
sui, has been sled in lie Office OF tie Sec
retary Of The Stale, and recorded IN the
Executive journal. From this certificate
il appears thai al the SAID election. "n 'he
proposed amendment to the Constitution
Of the Stale, twenty-five thousand Nv"
hundred aud twenty.f0ur votes were cas-
For Ratification. and Fifteen Thousand
lhree hundred and TWO votes were cast
for Rej~crIon.
Ii Illus appearing from said returns Mat
a majority oil the votes cast al sa'h Elec,
ton were for ratification Of said proposed
Amendment, |. Arthur Boreman. Gov.
e,nor OF the State OF West Virginia. as re.
ouired BY law. do hereby declare The toll
lowing provision and language, to-wls:
"No person who. since the bret day OF
"JuDe, one thousand eight hundred anu
"sixty lone, has gwen or shall gave v"'un
"lary AID or assistance 10 TIE rebellion
"pslnsl she United States. shall be eiIl'
zen of this Stale, or be allowed ~ vote
"a, any election held therein. unless la
has volunteered into thr NJ ltary or ma
.yal service OF The United States. and has
been or shall be honorably discharged
"ihrrrfrom,
to bs pant Of the Constitution OF ms
Stale. 10 be added al the end OF The hfo
section of tie third Article thereof. and
in force as such from the twenty-i"urh
day of May. one thousand elghs hundred
anil sixty six.
In Testimony Whereof. have hereun
CoAo J TO set ny haad and caused the
! is. seal Of the State To be affixed. a
| wv the capitol in the city OF Wheel
ing, TIN. tenth day Of July. in the year o
our Lord, one thou.sDI eight HUNDRED ant
,ixty-six and of The Sale the fourth.
ARTHUR |. FOREMAN.
By The Governor :
GRANVILLE ID HALL.
Secretary Of the State.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14

e. D,rD.-We regres 10 announce the
6eaih ~ M,. " illiam l.. R0nemrus.whic
hook psce a, his residence near Union
s:ile. OH Tuesdsy sfle1noon last. after a
bfisf illness Of Erysipelas. lie Was sn
e..lnsble and good citizen, homes, and
up'ishs in all lis dealings. and consist
ent and worthy member Of The Lutheran
Church tor many years. His remains
were followed 10 HE tomb, al the Union.
VILE LJthersn Church, on Wednesday
morning, by large concourse of mourn
ing relatives and friends. He was about
42 years Of age. Rev. J. F. Campbell
delivered al impressive and affecting DIS
course on the occasion. Peace ~ Gas
ashes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14
Call for a Union State Convention.

The undersigned, appointed s, a." .
tive Committee by the Union Sts'e 70" ,s""on
held in this CITY on the 22d day o! reo,ua,J
last, beg leave in pursuance vi ,'e" 49, ~
.nhmit TO the people of West Virginia the io'-
lowing Recommendations ,,, 81 city
Thu. State Convention be held IN inc Guy
Of P,aRKERSBURG, on Thursday .he oo."
day of August next, commencing al ~ n: w.
That the delegates TO This convention' III au
diton 10 the selection of candidate ior '''e ''''
on, Offices of the Commonwealth oe ai'o Gun
powered by their respective CONSTITUENCIES W
choose candidates for Congress anu III viz
cant State Senatorships: Lilo
That with view to the best poS'iPie us
charge of these important trusts, Township Pll-
mary meetings be held throusl out inc o'a'e o,'
SATURDAY the llth day OF august az "hlc"
delegates shall be chosen to County oon'en-
tons
That the delegates thus chosen meet al their
rs.nectiye Court Houses on SATURDAY the
Ieth of Aupust. and there choose delegates To
the State Convention. In addition, II IS re-
commended that they then and there choose
their candidates for the House Of Delegates ana
for the various county Offices 10 be filled at Tie
Octooer election.
In the event of the re newal Of the violence
and disturbances perpelrated last fall by re.
turned rebels and their sympa'hizers IN several
of the counties, in order to overawe Union men,
it is RI. commended that delegates be accredited
BY letters numerously signed as possible.
JOHN r. HUBBARD,
THos. II. LOGAN,
JOHN E. WILSON,
JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
SAMUEL LAUGHLIN,
JOSEPH BELL,
A. w. CAMPBELL,
State Executive Committee.
Wheeling. July, 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14

GS- A TuuKhAMENT AND PIC Me-
Preparations are making for a large tour.
nsmeui aud picnic a! Morgau's Spring
nssr This place. on Saturday, nex'. July
2is,. The fnIinwing officers have been
named Col. WIN. A. Morgan, Chief
Marshal. and Cspt. J. NJ. Bll!myer and
Fl F. Kesrney. Assistant Marshsls. Ma
jn II K Douglas u Ill be HE Orator Of
The day aud deliver tie charge la lhe
knishi.. The number Of knights will
b. iImied sod applications 10 rnIef The
iis should DC made before she day ap-
pointed.
In connection with the tourney will be
On oien time picnic, which The guests
attended with we'll b led baskets and thus
msde tie affair more pleasant and agree
able.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14
UNION CONVENTION.

The Union men of eacl Township are
requested to hold Township Convention.
On Saturday, 18th Of August,
for the purpose Of selecting one delegate
for every ten Registered Voters in their
respective Townships, said delegates TO
County Convention to De held
at The Court House, al Shepherds Io"n,
On the 18Th day August. to send delegates
To a Stale Convention which will convene
at Parkershu'g, on The som day of Az.
gust. Tor the purpose OF nominating can
l.dates for State Offic,I+, COngres -
md Sale Senators, and also fnr HE nom.
inarion Of Two Delegates for The l.egi-la
'ure and County Officers. By order OF
h.
COUNTY CEN. COM.
July ii, 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14
o. ROANOKE COLLEGE have

HAe ROANOKE COLLEGE We have
received a catalogue of the Thirteenth
Session Of this pop lar Institution, located
a, Salem. Virginia, under The superin'en-
dance OF Rev. d. F. Bntle. d. d., Presl'
den, and Professor Of NJ oral and lnlellec-
.usl Science. l, held its regular sessions
during the war, and the catalogue OF the
presen, session numbers l45 students.
The mex, session will commence The Isl
of September. The expenses OF ses'
sion of Ten months are only s2O2,o0, IN
GLIDING boarding, tuition OF all s'udles'
room rent, washing. fuel and light, and
incidental expenses. rendering 1t The
chespes. and best institutions Of learning
in the Slate. Persons having sons 10 ed
ucale should give this College their alien
ton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14

A special despatch from W Arlington to this
New York Horld states that serious difference
has occurred between President Johnson and
Secretary Stanton, in regard to the lnterpre-
alton TO be put upon the Peace Proclamation
IN lis relation TO lie writ OF habsay corpus. Sec
rotary Stanton contends that the privilege Of
The writ is still suspended III South Carolina,
and thai civilians convicted BY courts martial
aud held under sentence Of death, in the custo-
dy Of Geheral Sickels, should not be turned
over to the civil courts. The Cabinet is also
at variance with respect 10 the Freedmen's
bureau bill. I he President is said to have de-
termined 10 veto the bill, but was opposed by
Secretary Harlan, the latter being supported,
10 some extent, BY Secretary Seward, who, we
are told ieaIs the Effect OF 80 many yetoes.
An old bachelor proposed the following
sentiment" for ",he thirteenth regular toast"
on the Fourth OF July: The faIr-may their
virtues exceed the magnitude IF their skirts,
while their faults are still smaller than their
bounets."
The Philadelphia papers state that on Satur-
day iast, Charles Dean, convicted of biting off
the nose oil officer Hart, OF the seventh police
distinct. Was sentenced in the court OF Quarter
Sessions TO line Of 500 and an Imprisonment
Of four years Dear bite, that.
General Benjamin F. Butler has been sum-
moned by the surrogate Of New York to give
an account of his stewa rdship of his brother
estate. A claim for S75,OGO worth Of cotton,
seized by the brother, is made against the es-
tate by New Orleans firm. The General has
asked and obtained an extension OF time 10 the
23d of the month to appear and show his &C
counts.
GEN. MAGRupsR. friend Of Gen. Magru.
der, rho has 1.-THE best means Of knowing, 81
says that no faith should be put in the state.
menls recently published to the effect that he
has petitioned the government for leave 10 re.
turn TO this country, or that he had written a
letter stating that the imperial governme.t is
bankrupt and is going to destruction.
Ayoung lady fell in commissions upon
The streets OF Newbern day or two since.
Csuse-lish, lscing.
Major H c. Wall and D. C. Mayo
fought duel hear Richmond on Salur-
day last. Nobody hurt.
The young men in little town IN IL
llnois have met. and resolved no, 10 escort
or call upon young lady while hey
wear filters and waterfalls.
The Southern radicals have issued 8
call for a Convention. To he held in Phil
adelphia month later than the Conven
t,ion called by the ftiends oil Presiden
Johnson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14

@STATE COMMUNICATING Hall
held special term Of the Circuit Court
of Morgan county, on the Bird of July 10
dis pose Of number of con6scatIon cases.
presented under the Slate lswsof the 10Th
of November. 1868. The law involved
in these cases had been argued al the
May term, last, by Hon. Benjamin STAN
ton, of Ohio, for the Stale, and by the
Hon. Charles J. Faulkner on behalf Of
the defendants. Mr.. Faulkner took the
ground that the State law was uncOnsti,u.
tionsl in assuming to punish offences
solely ccgnizable in the courts Of The Uni
ted States. and besides. tina, the &C! was q
war measure. incapable, by its own pro-
visions, of being carried into execution in
period of peace. A consent order was
entered by which the eases we're dismIs.
.ed ~ .he Gusts IT The defendants.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14

&s- The Spirit says there was sn IN
formal meeting of The Board of School
Commissioners OF this county. i'll Cha'leo.
tawn, on Saturday last. according 10 al
yertlsed notice, but no business was trans
acted as only few were in attendance.
The amour, Of school fund for ibis coun-
" Is 90, 800. Wills The school lax is about
$4,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14
ia. CHuuca lMpRovEMrNr-The Ii

@- CHuRcH IMPROVEMENT The La.
djes II he p,ssb. 'rIian Church in this
place. have had The Church walls paper
ed, the wood work reprinted, and fur
ni.hsd with new curtains snt lsmps, p:s-
scn,ins The appearance of new Church.
Tho pspesing aud Painting vas done BY
Mt. Wu. Is. Miller, Of This place, who
knows how to do such work TO perfection
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14

c. G. D. Hall. Esq., Secretary Of
Sale, will sccep, DOR thanks for bound
copy of the "Ac,s Of the Legislature Of
West Virginia, at its fourth session. COM
msncing January l6, 1866"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14

o. The Lutheran Visiior. 70. July,
published at Slaunton, BY Rev. J. |. Mil
Ter, has been received. This number
contains an excellent sermon by Rev.
Mr.. Gilbert, besides grea, deal Of other
interesting and religious reading matter.
Terms 81 so per year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14

H+ Mr.. John r Blessing Of Charles
town. has disposed Of bis large Dwelling
House and Store Room, including his
Bakery Appurlenances, TO Mr.. GnStaVe
Brown, Of MsIlinsbuIg, for he sum OF
$500 cash-or it's equivalent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14

@r COUNTY JAIL.--A,a special SEES
Zion Of ,hs Board Of Supervisors on Sat
urdsy last. i, vas agreed to take the lot
belonging to the late R. d. Shepherd, in
fee simple. and proceed with the work Of
erecting Jail. The connac! has been
awarded to Mr.. George McBee, who has
already commenced the work.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14

&C. Roanoke College, Virginia, at its
late commencement. conferred The degree
OF Artium Nagisfer upon Rev. J. !
Miller. nf S'annlon, formerly Pastor Of
ips Lutheran Church Of this town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14

De- The Free Press states that Maj.
Gen. Fi,z. Lee. accompanied by Capt.
NJ. VI. Rogers. OF Loudon county. visited
Charlsslown on business, on Friday Of
last week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14

Cd Mr Wilson. from the Commi,lee
on Military Atfsirs. U. 5. SENATE. report
eJ the bill 10 su,hoilzs The sale vi the
Government, properly al Hsrpes's Ferry.
by wholesale or parcels, as soon as prac.
ticable.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14
TN ELEf II.
100 A E. X z S ,

Is OF which is PRIME TIMBER. stu.
aied on and West OF the Toad leading from
Shepherdsio~n 10 ChSIlrs'o1n. miles
from the inrmer place. and a"J"r"'"s 10
lanLs Of Mis-. HsnlrsBck snd Uh. ]. d.
Tanner. I'LIs IIsri - Of the very best
quality Of JrGeIson land.
All VI the above properly lies in snd
around hephrfdsuoTn. J.herson county.
We.l yr1InlA. 5 miles iIou The BAt"'
more AID Ohio Railroad. and the Chess'
pe.ke and OHIO Canal. IN the oPpo''iS
side of The rIvrr Irom Town. which AFFORD
laciliues TO pYrke, Ihsi tut ir" proper
~. posses. making we'll worthy Ne
attention al csplt.li,t. md Others wishing
10 purchase property III this sec"on OF
The Sale.
Terms OF Sale for the shove property
One.rhifd cash, the balance IN two tausi
annual instruments OF one and Two yesr'.
with interest from tire day OF sale; The III
,presi To be paid annually. The Purch''
ser or purchasers Of the shove property 9"
give bonds for the deferred pay men". 'n'
a deed Of rus. upon he properly. snd the
purchaser OF The Town property vii %
REQUIRED 10 have the same insured sesin"
FIRE. &c. a. Sale to commence 81 ~
o'clock, A. NJ.
DAVID BILLMYER.
Tsus,ee.
July IL. 1855. =. o.
a. H.ss",owo M.il copy ill %"
and sead bill 10 this Office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-07-14

o. The Spirit states that Andrew
Hunter. Esq has gone to Wheeling 10
argue The application Of our lawyers to be
admitted 10 the courts without taking the
les, os.b. The Cour. Of Appeals is now
in session there.