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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-12
PREPARATTONL FOR THEIR RECEPTION
IN THE WEST

Special Dspateh 70 The \. 7. Irfsune
CHICAGO Tuesday, Sept. II. 1866.
At meeting OF the State Central Committee, held yes
terday, il was
RssolUed That the loyal people Of Indiana. Michigan Wis
cousin and Minnesota hereby requested to join with
Illinois in welcoming the North West the representatives Of
tho true Union Of South who will reach this city on
day Of October next The several States and District
Committees will make the necessary arrangemens.
At the meeting Of the Common Council last evening
preamble and series Of resolutions were adopted By vote
of IL TO the gist Of which appears IN those words:
Ressvsd That bid the delegation most cordial and
hearty welcome and that His Honor the Mayor and commit
from each division be delegated this Council to
other committees in preparing for aud giving are
ception to said delegation
At tho Same hour meeting OF citizens OF the lt Dis
iric was held at the Central Committee rooms and Re-
cepton Committee Of 200 of first citizents including
all tho leading clergymen of the city, was appointed
Similar Committees announced in every Congressional
District In the State.
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RECEP TON RT THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB
ROOMS

Aaor the adjournment of the meetings at Cooper
institute and Plymouth Church the Southern Oyasts we're
escorted to the Of the UuiOn League Club Unon
Square.
Mr. HORACE GRKELEr on behalf OF the Club welcomed
them the representatives OF the loyalty OF tbs South DE
r.oevaa than "a an evidence OF nation saved OF Union
restored of principles umphsny vindicated in the face of
jeerng world He believed that wherceYer IN the North
they might 20 they would find that the nt.mcnt
of fraternity for all friends OF the Republic for all true hearted
Americans high ana warm and thai II y should ever
again he as he trusted In God might not be that
the American people shod be called endure peril aud saora
foe a. in the past years they would hnd millions oil men
ia the North willing give all they had 70 peril a 10 sacTa
fee all for the integrity and perpetuito Of the ration ana LOT
maintenance and support Of the law Beleyng tlst
wherever they went the egs OF the nation would De over
them and protecting power TO them ana tnat al
though locally and mOmentay treason and reosnlon wa
rampant vet permanently aud certainly the power anu
authority of ths Republic would be Vlndloated;
m that hh and trust he bid them welcome to the circle Oh
the Union League.
The guests then repaired the dining hall OF the CluD
where a sumptuous repsst awaited them.
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MARRIED.

cEOwTHER- RSEB-On Thursday, Sept, O. at the Fir,t
pf-.byt-rsn tfnh Eleventh and Iwei hsts
by the wm ~ Scott D. d. assisted BY the Rev Ad4m Nc
de. and Rev Thomas Cfowth-T Hester only daushie Oh
Thoma. Tuner. GEO. oil u this city. NO csrd'
sLossoN-TELLER0n Thursday sep 8, 1905 by ,he Rev. T.
the residence ofhe brides nef m DrseD ave
Chnrs, H. slosson OF south last w. Mss Emily Iclrs,
ony daughter Dr. H. Teller OF Brooklyn, y. l. No cards
THOMPsON-BOYER-ln waterown, " " on Wednesday Sept
Al the Church OF the Holy Trinity by the REV Theodore Bah
rosk D. D.. Thompson Mobile Ala 70 Juhe daughter
oft the late Joseph Boyer Of " Aieftown.
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Immense Meetings Last Evening
COOPER INSTITUTE DENSELY PACKED.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH OVERLOOKING.
speeches by Gov. BrOwnlOw, Gov. Hamilton,
Horace Maynard, Col. Stokes, Judge
Yarmouth, Col. Moss, and Others.

The delegation appointed by the Loyal Convention
at Philadelphia the Northern States and cities arrived
an NewYork yesterday and welcomed last evening 10
two monster indoor meetings at Cooper Institute and Ply
mouth Church. The Metropolitan City gave fitting vel
come 10 the tried and true Of the South.
Reports OF the reception in this city will be found below
We are enabled to give brief abstracts Of most Of the eo
oueut sac4ches that were made.
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ARMY GAZETTE.
10y telegraph
-. -

10y telegraph
MUSTERED OUT.
Sept 0.-Assistant-Q uartermaSters, United States
Volunteers Capts. George. H. Cadwaader Breyet.Lieg
Col WIN. H. Daniels. James Campbell John Il. Jennings
Ureyet Major ". T. Milford
ASSIGNED.
Major NJ j. Asch Assist Surgeon United States
Army TO temporary duty Fort Columbus New York Har
Dol.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The leave OF absence granted Cape L. j. Whiting, Veteran
Reserve Corps by Special Orders No Department Of the
tennessee, Ia extended 20 days
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NAVY GAZETTE.
by Telegisph.l

by Telegraph
HOSORABLY DISCHARGED.
Sept ACTING MastOr r. Caniicd, from this date;
Actiag. Ensign H. H. Howard and Mates f. v Tyson ana c.
W Merchant from Sept p Assistant Eng John Larne
from sept. -, l-6J.
DETACHED.
Aug 3Carpener Nicholas Mayer from duty az the MAYA
Acalemy aud ordered ~ the receiving ship Constellation
ORDERED.
Aug J-CHrpener William Ii. Edgar to duty at the Naval
Academy.
MISCELLANEOUS
The mldhipmen belonging graduating class al Naval
Academy detached and pnced In waiting orders
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DIED.

ADRIANCE On Monday, the l0 int Gues Wih daughter OF
James and Phhna aged year, 10 month, and day
family respectfully invited TO aend te une
rom the ro.drnee Mrs Ann Doninick No. ~
Vandsms, Wednesday, the i2th Inst at2 o'clock p m
BLIVENOn Sunday sept v Mary blVen widow OF John W.
Bliven, la the 6lst year OF hsI sg.. 90,
The the sany respectfully
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THE Two Kinds of stitches.

The relative merits he snd' q stitches made by these two
.la.s mi scnir- tub e,trd 10 the most d tests oy
g. ,. oon "a machine, pirco OF goods snd IN
t fu the spool and ,e result unanimous de is
Gibbd twisted loop sti'ch instead OF
b ,s the oA stitch represented by IT, oppo'
t il Eve .tbi that wl- De- rayred by certain
r-. when nsaessary ieu hattie than ta stlcn Ia
" ~ 80 RrPoRT o. GRAND fRtAL-" idrsrfi,smeat
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TERMS OF TIE TRIBUNE.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
$40 per annum, s. for SIX months.
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Mail subscribers copy. year Oi numbers ....s4 ~
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Mail subscribers copies over for each COPY. W
Persons RENTING 10 $50 viii receive extra copy
Address IRE TRIBUNE. New YORK.
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PAYABLE Always IA ADVANCE
The paper to be sen. to adde's
AL frieads Of the eaa.e invited TO form clubs
Adde'S. THE TRIBUNE,
No. lsl Nssssnvt.
New yort.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IL

adjourned with cheers for the Southern Delegation aad hs
sentiments they had so ably uttered.
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been preped country By the Of An1Gew John
son and personal adheren' TO the great aud
patriotic party by which they intEasted with power
The this tres,hey the steadaf l0yis Of tho
South under he feet whipped bu not ubdlei Rebels and
enable the rertO @ their the former whom they
and responsible for the most unexpected overthrow OF
their darling Conrderscy'
The recu, whoss Memphis and New Orleans
but conspicuous Manifestations Of tue spirit rampant In the
south whereof pro triumph Kentucky IL recent
exsgpe The soldiers Of Lee Besaresd Johnston AMI Hood are
no power from the Pooms to the Rio Gfande they
elect office preference TO sayhome soe
they sIppaned nearly all others as poeeaea oil soahera
ete they organized and Differed State militia and they
ruy crush every demonsaOn Of loyal Whites or loyal Blacks
in assertion ofthe EQUAL RIGHTS Of AMERICAN FREEMEN
The Blacks burned and tar White teaehe
subjected and by unchanged Rebels who reev
the WORK and rr Aaiy Oan'Oa aud eI
ecfuiOns OF Congress.
The prno Of forcing representatives Rebs States into Goa
srrss In defiance OATH by Presidential tat and Military
openly avowed that those who resist stall
be civil thus kaded throughout the North
aud Nes.
a. thus become imperative those who stand for LBERYT
and LOYALTYo the right OF UNION to exist and Of MAN te
FEE,houd organize and wor to strengthen the hands
GRESs for the inevitable contest before Us
We at convince SOUTH and the CoPPERHEADs this
bakward-thA Emancipation an unchanse~os
ta the glorious CIV IL RIGHTS ACT eau never be rePes'sd
that the rights The haabe AMERICAN hencetorih gaaran
teed and shielded by FEDERAL CONSTITUTION and must be
ntainsd against sanasyersha the days wherein BLACKS
had uosht. which WHITES bound to respect have passed
away forever.
We hold to-day power in all the FREE STATES o. 1907 ."
WEST VIRGINIA MISSOURI beside We must hold hess
our ensuing elections. AID add TO teH LAM ana
WAREe former through tresehery oher~hv Johnson
ian We mus, elect Xsh Congress overwhelming majority
devoted TO Loyalty Nationality and the the aaenaoo Riga" %
Man
To this end let L. and Truth systematically dhosed to every
p,i,bborood eyey 6rede throughout broad country
To this end propose issue Of rsE wEExLr rRRvss
identical in coasat. with the regular edition. which ~e
win ,upoly to all Subscriptions received prior September u on
the following term pPs to De cent and subscriptions 10 cor"
mence N recep, OF the money
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THE SOUTHERN LOYALISTS.

WELCOME TO THE EMPIRE CITY.
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PHILADELPHIA
will be professionally his No u Bond st. NcwfoFk sve'y
TUESDAY from to O'Clock.
CONSUMPTION
CAN BE
Advice free examination with the Respoeter tes
charge e. Rsspromster detects tbs slightest adrmu OF Tie
rutory oa.n. and BY scheacs aud psetcs
can ascertain explain his patients their true condition and
whether Bronchial DyspsOto Pulmonary COn'onPoa
full supply Of medicines at bis rooms which can
had an d,y of medicines Gov
euua.u stamp likeness he and as he va
stage Of consumption DEAA5 BARNES Co.
y'boa..s Azent, for Nav FORK
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14
Uc0ths.

10 Marinsburg. on the 9Th uIt.. Ms.
Sarah heed. wife Of Wan. Reed, dec d..
IN the 7sIh year Of her age.
Departed the HE, on Monday, March
20. alter long and paInfdl IIlue.s, at he
resrd. nee Of her faIhcr, Andrew W Nc
Clesry, Esq. OF Berkeley, Eliza ~'f"
Of Mr.. George p. Baker, formerly mef'
chant in Marin.brrg.
Near Uninnyills, IN this County, on
Suudsv last, me s:h l,stsHI, Nj. Rac
leigh 3foI.r, aged SO years, 5 months
and days. puuS, good man. and will
be greatly missed by his friends and
nelghbora.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Ala special communication nG Mount
Nrbo Lodge, No. 81, A. F, d A. M.
held in h,ir Lndge Room. SHEPHERDS.
lowf, Virginia, April 7. A. l.. $3.50 the
following Preamble aud Resolutions were
unsnimuo.ly adopted:
Uhsreas. |, has pleased an AlI-wi'e
God to remove from our midst our ven
cradle brother. DANIEL ENTLER. and
aged member Of lms Lodge, On exe"pls-
~ Mason and esteemed for mSny vItuFf;
therefore,
Rtsolred, That in The death Of brother
Enller, This Lodge has lost worthy
member and Masonry warm inrnd sud
zeslou. advocate. He had been mem
Der Of the Fraternity for many years, and
while we mourn his loss. we commend
his fidelity TO Masonry and his maDy viz
tues, a. worthy al imitation.
ResoiUed, That we eSIenJ 10 The tan'-
iy and friends Of the deceased our heart
felt sympathy sDd join vim ihem IN cher
shing the memory Of our believed bro'he,
and friend.
Resofued, That these resolutions be
spresd upon the mlnnIss Of the Lodge and
he published in The ShephsfdslOwn Reg.
Isler. A. CHAMBERS.
W. NJ Pro. Ten.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

The UNTERRIFlED PRECINcT.-The
old "Unlerrtied Precinct" Shepherds.
Town, is now snlivened with the sessions
., the Circuit Court. Being held al the
extreme Northern portion OF the county
the assemblsge was no. so large OIL Mon
LAY last, IS in former years when the ses,
sions were held in ChsrlesIown, the cen
ire of ihe county.
We spent Two days in the venerable
Town, and met many Of our old lriend.-
scqusIu;suces Of our younger days-men
who were participants in The prosperity
of tue place. Among The number we
may mention James Shepherd, Elijah
Ricksrd, George Feamsn, John BoIof,
Daniel Cameron. Joseph Enler. and 9th.
er., who are all nearly 80 years old. We
missed, however. our old friend. Daniel
Enter. whose death is announced III an.
other column.
We were glad 10 find our clever cotem'
Po,sry OF the Register prospecting, ss he
merits success for his close application 10
business.-Free Press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

e. CoAyEprgATs DgAp.-Thst are
buried on he lsfm Of Mro. 5. l.. Hsm
tramck, about Two miles south 81 his
town, The remains Of lvo Confederate
soldiers. Their names are A. J. w l.eI,
Co. f, Ash Virginia lnisnhy, and ".
G.. Rice, Co. D. Ash Va, and we're XII
led On the 25lh Of August. 1864, in on.
of ,bs numerous skiinIsbes that Genera
Early had through his section Of country.
We ere led TO publish this notice for the
sake OF humanity, hoping tha, our bre.h.
ten Of the press Of Vng'nis will aid us in
nr,ula,ing it. Perhaps sorrowing
mother or a beresved sister may be snx
icusly snqu'ins for the last resting place
Of shcse gallsn, spirits.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

o. FRNIAN WAR.-It seems tina, the
Fenisn war has commenced in earnest.
There is no longer any doubt tina. o Ma.
hony ls concenu a,ing his forces on the
frontier Of New Brunswick. The eastern
towns Of Maine are crowded with te'
mans. Communication between 81. John
and other towns was destroyed on the
nigh, of The 9th. They seem determined
TO release Ireland from the British yoke
or capture Canada. The latest dispatch
from Eas,porl, Maine, dated Aprl! III,
says 1.-Two large English war ships
are here now, with steam up constantly,
port holes open and egylhing ready.
The Americans are wild, and consider il
challenge. American veterans are oln'
Ing The circles Of Fenisns. Both the
English vessels are on the wrong track.
Deser,ers from ,hs British troops ale
joining lie circles. and active recruiting
OF volunteers is going on
10 in "Flnnssans."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

e. VALLEY RAILROAD The Valley
Railroad Convention assembled in SIaun.
ION on The h instant. Delegates were
presen, from Roanoke. Botstourt, Rock
bridge, Augusta. Rockingham. SheDanlu'
oh. Allegaay. Berkeley, and Richmond
city. Books were opened under Tie su-
psrvision of the commissioners named IN
lhe charter, and over 100000 subscr bed
being more than was necessary 10 secure
The charter. Col. Michael @. Hartman,
of S,aunron, was elected president Of the
company. and John Wayl. Of lie same
.osu, secretary end treasurer, Win a iuil
board Of directors. This road when com.
ple,,d Will run d,recI hom Harrets FIR
~ TO SaleU, ln;erssc:lng she Tennessee
road.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

&c. The Southern FS,r held in B4l,i-
uo,c. nsall; l~o weeks, has been pro,
nosncsj the Dig gsst ding" OF Tue sea
soa. IL closed yesterday evening, II lie
said. al et realizing handsome income
for tue destitute peoile Of HE Souih,
which Vii ceuse many needy LsSrss 10
relnice.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14
MRI} SpAlain GD0DS
FOR
G. A s III !
Goods at Reduced Prices-strlct-
ly for Cash or Produce

IHHE undersigned takes pleasure Ia ~
Z forming his customers that ne IS no"
receiving large supply oil
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
anil invite all 10 call and examine his
stock and prices.
From lhls date have determined 10
sell Goods only for CASH or its eq"iva-
lent. 10 adopting The Cash sys,cm !
hope none Of my old customer. viii Ob-
jecl, as am sure /! Will be 10 the lnler-
EST OF all 10 deal f,r Cash. Call and ex.
anime Goods aud prices before purchasing
elsewhere. b. S RENTCU.
ShePherdsiown, April ID, 1866.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

@=SuDuEN DEATM.-On Sunday NOR
hlas last, Mr. RslsIgh Moler, all esleem'
Ell c,uzen OF tins cuupiy. died very sud.
deny III lis residence near UuiunSlile.
lie naj just risen and ~as III HE ACT OF
dressing hlm.elt, when Tie messenger
came and So sue wos be OF The sum
nous, that lie laid himself down and sn-
nouuced 10 his vile that his time had
cume la tew momcnis life was tx
iluc,. HIS age VAS about So years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

o. CHURCH DlFFIcULTy.-We learn
thai lie Rev. MIR. Clemm, Presiding FL.
der of The Winchester District, says the
Chsrles.own Spirit, demanded the keys
OF The Methodist Church OF Chsrlestou II,
on behalf Of The Baltimore Conference,
during The last week. After various in
leIiocuIory interviews, the matter was
submitted to an informal meeting of the
mem bership, who unanimously resolved
that they already had minister. The Rev.
MIR. Smith. (who by the way has been
quite indifposed for the last two weeks.
entirely acceptable 10 them, and as The
Church had been erected al their expense
and no, Of the Baltimore Conference, they
wo>ld only surrender il when the Court:
so decided. notwithstanding this EN-
pha,ic rebuke. the Rev. re-construclionis
gave notice. as We Learn. that he woult
be IN attendance on Sabbath week
when i, viii be determined as 10 who
Who.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

e. DEATu OF A. NJ. BARDoUR.-We
announce The death Of Col. Alfred NJ.
Barbour. formerly of Culpepef. but for
several years before the war resident oil
This county, aud Superintendent Of The
Armo,y "a, Hsrpet's Ferry. He served
several terns IN he Virginia Lee lslaure,
and during The late var Was ChIr! QuSr.
lsrmssIrs oil Gen. joseph T.. Johnston
amy. He died al Montgomery, Ala.
bams. on Wednesday of last week, the
4th instant, in HE 34ih year Of bis age.
His remains were inferred in CulpepeT
county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

G%CBukCu MATTERS. Wnches
let rfe.tyier. OF Tic Presby svfIan Church
Mill coa.eUe III ChsIle.Iown Oh ThuIsday
next. 1861 insiaul. Tie annual Couyo.
cation OF HE Protestant Episcopal Church
of lhe Valley, sill also convene in
CbaIl. Oh the 25b inst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14
The Passage Of the Ciyii Rights Bi"
over the Presidents Veto.

The Passage Of the Civil Rights Ban
over the Presidents Veto.
The House galleries were on Monday
perfect jam. Black and white josIled
and crowded each other in their eager
ness 10 obtain seats. The reporters gal
Iery was even invaded, and The knights Of
the quill were kept SO busy responding
10 queries from fair inteirogators, anc so
bewildered by the bc@i,ching smiles Of
The srlless questioners that wonder It's If
their reports are nor nuddIed. The al
traction to this great assembly was the
expected action on the civil rights bill.
The previous question shut of all de-
bate, although lille 6l'buslering was al.
tempted. and the bill being put on its
passage, received largely over the neces-
ssry iwo-thirjs vote, and was accordingly
declared by the Speaker TO be the Law OF
The land. Upon this announcement. the
scene tina, ensued rivalled Bedlam. The
cheers and clapping OF hands were deaf
sning, the negroes, who composed nearly
if not quite one-fourlh Of the entire as.
semblsge, taking the lead with their pc
culiar character Of demonstrations The
floor Of the House during The day was FL
led with Senators and other distingnes.
This afternoon a committee Of cOloreo
women appeared al the reception rooms
Of The Senate loaded with boques OF
choice flowers intended as all offering OF
gratitude 10 The Senators who voted on
Friday for the passage Of the civil rights
bill. 10 each bcquet was attached the
name oil the Senator for whom i. was des'
igus,rd. They were brought in by the
pages and placed on the desks. MIR
rrumbull, being the father Of the bill.
came in for larger share OF gratitude.
and received beautiful otnamented bas.
ket filled with the rarest exotIcs. The
Senators who voted agains. The bill look
ed rather envlously on The fragrant bo-
que,s OF l.,.ir more fortunate compeers.
Unc. however. by mistake. no doubt. was
laced on HE desk Of MIR. Garrett Davis.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

e. The Wheeling MteIigencer and
other papers in The Stale, urges and calls
upon every Union man, 10 hsvs hi. name
registered ia order 10 vote e, the May
election.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

G- New HARDWARE SToRE.-Ed.
ward Shslsr is now opening a new Hard.
ware Store. in H. ruom he formerly &C.
cupied as a leather store. lie intend.
keeping gensr~l assortment Of llaIj
yard, and soliclt. a Liberal share of 20
HOuSge Advertisement next week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14
nlnrringcs.

On be 1T inst, by the Rev. II. c
Mcdaniel. George ". Richardson and
WafiIda Church. all of Nafunsi ufg.
On Ihs 70 uIl, by Rev VIM. Dc,
borne, James Richards snt Miss Eliza
beth Jane Hedgss, all Of Berkeley.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

&C. SoiD Or r. II. Iraiu. E.q.,
for ssssIsl yeas ednor snd proprietor o.
,he Boon.bofo'. Nd, Odd fsHt u. ta-
cold dis establishment 10 John VI. Men,-
ger, EGG, ol Pennsy /, auio, vino ~lii
hsresllrr CONDUCT
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

o. Our old friends. Daniel W. Cook
Of Collinsvills, Illinois, and E. Clegg.
Williams, Of ST. Louis, Missouri. will &C.
cept our thanks foi papers received.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

&C. When Andrew Juhnson was tail.
or IN The llllle town OF Greenvllle, Essl
Tennessee, he had he reputation OF be-
Ing one Of The hes, isliofo In all that re-
glon Of county. So popular was be thai
the i!iIie boys were accustomed 10 sing
upon lie streets the following verse, tie
product Of some youthful brain, al the
llme:
If you want TO buy bran new coat,
I'll tell you what to 90;
Co doan TO Andrew JoLnsou's shop,
And buy Ions -tailod blue.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

e. On the fourth Thursday Of next
month the people Of Wee. Virginia will
be called upon to adop. or r'j-cs the pro-
posed Cons ltutloual Amend mcni.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-04-14

&g1 Fatal CASE OF REPORTED CHoL.
learn from tho Richmond Dis.
patch and Enquirer, that on Sunday
night last, Miss Nellie Palmer, daughter
Of Mr.. John ]. Palmer, Superintendent
of Public Printing, and formerly editor Of
the Winchester Urginian, and who was
occupying rooms in the house Of David
J. Sanders. Of that city. was taken sud.
denly i'll, bu, nothing was known oil il by
The family until three o'clock in the morn
ing. when DR., Coleman was Immediately
sent for. As soon as he arrived all tie
proper remedies were applied, but to no
efiec, and the lady died a, about nine O..
clock on Monday morning. DR.. Cole
man pronounces Asia!ic cholera 10 have
been the undoubled cause oil Miss Pal.
mer's death. Her funeral took place al
4 o'clock. Monday afternoon, smids. q
| large concourse Of sOtrowing friends.
The Enquirer states: The deceased
was young lady Of fine personal appear.
ance. and her pleasing manners. smlable
disposition. and cultivated mild, rendered
her the pride and ornament Of large cir
Gle Of friends who bile,ly deFlore her un
timely end"
i o. We received a slight fall Of snow