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, 1866-10-30

The Canadian papers say taat the circulation
Of The Tank Of Upper Canada Is being gradually
.absorbel in considerable snms IN payment OF
notcs discounted BY The hank. The very favor.
able opportunity Afforded the debtors Of the con-
ccru 10 discharge the liabilities by purchasing the
depfeeiated bills, md with them making pay
ment, has been generally embraced. and We hear
that many Of the old creditors have been ssimu-
lated to extra eaolts on this Account, resulting
in tho Wtping ont of some claims which looked
almost hopeless. In the meantime The public are
anxtouslT awaiting promised official statements
Of the truc standing Of The bank.
w. Rae Since, one Of tho principal officers
the Bank ofEneland, IN pamphlet, allow 10 Sc
cure Deposits At Interest,"" alsoeates what he
calls ''Post Dfcc Savings Banks' In preference to
the 'joint stock" system, and says:
Il secures the small personal savings Of each in
diyiluul, generally Of The poorer classes. whilst
renders safe tho fa. larger savings OF the middle
and upper ranks: For every II. put into the one
! 1Ot viii be PM into the other. In thirty ycnrs
the ont may hold 40 oo0, o., tho other may i'm.
/ mcd1a,ely hayc 1U, % q. The one may in.
crraee al the rate Of So, ,nn cach year, and the
other 3y,cM,ou But there Is Anothcr object.
created in the Bank Of England, Will have full
, 1866-10-30

F!ofa from Grand River. 10 m uPlers at s43oo, II
ordinary RATED mAed 1t s16.U0; cargo schr Emma,
from MutkcEon. % m Il ssrlrs, good stock. from Per-
leys Mills at tsioo, Is lnth At HIS cargo schs
Alba, from MpsscKon 80 strips. balance mixed. at
t2o' cargo schr Patrick Henry. from Muskexou. 80
n rAitcd. a coasse, 1t Eis.so 90 boat load from
bark Lotto Wo at so1 for calls, &19o for COMMON,
and $500 tor uppess. $50 lat inferior. s3s so
u ath, froH1 schr A. ]. Rogers, al s23 cafeo schs
Madison. from Grand River, q ordinary mixed raft
cd At &l6.p0.
In te yards there Is good trade at full prtcs We
continue TO quote:
LrnHxn-First Clear, LIN, 1x, and a,inch
sssead il md !asi.: y
I1ns and Second Clear Flooring, 10.
as EssasF ESs.sh-tne 'au.e a. see'ad - MAJ, ~
Common fieotns, sSS s5sS ss5
Matched and Lresscd common
,F7oor1ng:.:.;;;......;.. saoas4ooo
rifst aud seeoad Clear siding, 70. s's'"
Eliss cennoa Di:s;sd sisia::::":..
Hagon.box boards, sciect, lstnch
Hzz!$ssz Hz!$:s S$::s: :@; &
2s:!: 5s!::s 8 s;s::;s ssss ss g
sr,xo, rMt r. !, NJ; ass2ss
Aor star Sawed 6hlnsies. 5,coa 53j
BNo. sawed hhing gles............. 37sss SO
LAfu-reF u n yssds. L131 500
road. delivered IN any ysld xheFe
coEs can 10 switched. OF ans d.
PCT or StaE Sawed ShtpcteAby
car load on t1bck......,....,,.,,,- As
a or EtaE Shaved Shingles, by car.
lnad on track. count made fuI OF
rrc punches to thonea1d. ,,,,... 49,
tsack........... 49,. s.pas1
No. Sawed Shingles by car load,on
..... .trnacK.........:-. 70
Ihlee do!Fs a, car load addEd when transferred,
Which charge lollow8 the Shingles In ErIeht bill,
EHENGLE EIASpAHD. -.....
1hlckncsB-F1ye Shingles 10 be two Inches In .hIck-
l.cugth-sixtcen inches.
Ranas-Tweaty tnchcs
CugE1&-TNcuty.ryc.
, 1866-10-30
f!S&1Is;AE BED CI&Ss2;;;ErISa,
MON EI.AlkT,

Mn.pAr. EvEs,va, October o..
Tile f.llon Inc /. MI exhibit OF tho business of
lhc sui,!Trasuty lii thls city Tor thu week ending
October u:
, 1866-10-30

In The afternoon Liverpool advlces Of Saturday
were received, quoting Mixed Corn sat sls. This
caused buoyaut feeling. aud the market ad-
vancca 10 aU95c for No. 1-c1oslne strong at
The upper figure. Wheat was quiet at s.. lot
No. !, and 81 .Wts al 9a for No. Swing
, 1866-10-30

i;kEA%E-Ma1Eet quiet. Sales were: So 1srs
White ut lie. " - -
. III&sItNISES-Eeeeiv Ss hrs shipped. lss
hfIs MARKET inactive. holders a. EnE sc for bonded
1lDr.s-Ate in lrttcr hc1uand and arc held n71i ut
4(s< s5c. according to condition.
IiAf-1n good demand. both for ehipneat and to
supply local customcrs. and With only moderate snp
ply on hand. The market Is nrul at full rates. We
WHOLESALE pRIcEs on 7IAK
, 1866-10-30

NTOTICE TO GRAIN DEALERS.
N nm now manufacturing large
TANNING MILL,
Smiled fbr warehouse men and grain buyers Price
rofnnietr to belt, til0 $50: 70 run b. over snd
h1nd combireo, 81 delivered 10 cata.l
PeJu, ILL., Get. =, 1Ad s AEANIIT.
, 1866-10-30
New York stock Market.

Closlus fFIecs lot tath UctohcF II 1s received bJ
joseph H. L, Co.. Brokers' Sc South Clask street
tGt
, 1866-10-30

C1ilEa{;U DAILY hlAIkKET.
M *o.<s cT GYGsn reported IN tal4 ranrte9 ytrors
arc Muar u. t14ts Of &c ss0SHge uas&s osAe1ftts
eItFtsssd. -
MospAr EVENING, October % ls68.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
ia. U. 8. HorEl.-N lille on q reeen

Eae u. 8. HoTEL.-N lille Oh . fecen,
visit 10 Ala un.bufs n vas our GOOD Tor.
,uas 20 heco~e gUe" Of The Unieu
State. iioIei. kept by Mrs. Mary S,sub.
Tns House 10 conducted by lie agreeable
snd picasso, Hosse.s 10 such manner
.ho m.y sojoUio there, end who - ese'
Iouoa catering for Tho welfare sod com
fort O! her sisi,urs. Tier son, and oui
particular friend. "Dick,' abo has the
nanseenen, Of slTsirs generally, wish
lie good locke aud ~iunlng ways, can al
90 DO found pleasant and agreeable. and
who wall always endeavoI 10 DO his duty
IN rendering tho House a PleasaD, retreat
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
AIarrin9cs.

On tho morning Of Tuesday the ooh
ul.., 81 the residence OF JOHN Marshall
ESQ, Deal Charle.Iown. By Rev. J. ".
Tongue, Mr., jacob s. TrammeH OF Bal.
rmore. to Nr, Lizzi. Y. AnrshuN, #
Jefferson.
Al the residence Of tho brides father,
by Rev. p. Shosf. Mr. Thomas S. Uai.
son of Jefferson county, 10 Mis-. Laura
J. Lamar. Of Berkeley county.
Al Poplar Hill. on tho 22nd OIL. By
Elder John ". Jope.,Mr. John p. K.ar.
foot. IT,. to Mics Mary Sidney. only
daughter Of Mr.. Henry Dock. both Of
Berkeley county.
AT The residence Of Mr.. Charles Bar.
retl, by the Rev T. Smith. on The ooh
ulI. Mr.. Gorge Bnrrow. Of Clarke
County, TO Miss .7ngsiine Fier. OF tai,
county.
On the 24Ih cf April. by tho Rev J.
V. VI. Wllhaor. d.. l.. 5 Eithelber.
ger, uf Cson.sIl-. Md. TO Ma. liz.
eie Richsfein. OF Baltimore.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
what Two Virginia Girls Did.

Among The strangers in PhIlsdel phIa al
this moment are Nv" ladies' fran Martins
bprs, West Virginia. Yesterday they
were purchasing seed drill. NOV Iog
machine. aud Other agricultural imrie'
men,s, whose cast IN the aggregate was
abou, eigh, hundred dollars. Their home
vas very close TO the theatre o! The Ia'e
war. Between the two contending ar
n,ies their houses and their bans were
burned. their horses and their cattle DIV
Ell oil. heir only brother cODscrl2ted INTO
the rebel army. aud themselves lett otter
ly destitute and homeless. Any one who
seeing a young lady curb as We cav yes
terdsy, had been told that she had per
.unslly ploushed and planted many acres
OF land, ould h5Ye laughed 10 srorn the
party so inlur Wing him. Such. however
IS literally the case. We learned tie
fact. from gentleman residing IN The VI.
cinisy. The smoking rUlns Of the farm
upon Which these young people resided
had scarcely cooled when the nelghooE'
clubbed together, built them log house
aud exlemporized them sors OF barn
Horsts were loaned to them. and the glhs
with their own hands ploughed The ground
and seeded II with corn. The crop grew
apace, and with their own hands 'h"y
harvested it. They sold II to good ad'
vaolage. They had owned iorty-seSen
negro slaves. Some Of these went into
the Union army. Others deserted he To-
csluy. The glsl, we're left alone 10 bat
lie With tie ,lrissiludes Of The war.
Oar informant, whose !espectaoIllly Is
bry oud question, says that these girls
produced by their work in the field more
decided ana productive results dian we're
ccompIished by The entire gang oil slaves
They lolen for three yea;s.and now have
comfortable house and most substantial
barns upon lheir properly. "h IIe improve
mons had been made upon II TO an eXIeni
,hai makes 1t OF considerably more value
than before the torch Of conflicting armies
ledcced lis bulldogs 10 ashes. One OF
tie young ladies has since married, bu'
lho Others still DO dr'y as their own over
sesrs. ar4 ihrv themselves Hrrci sstd yea.
,ertsy aDj directed The shlpmenl d The
agricultural i'm pIemenls 10 which we have
referred. The wonder 10 the dealer wss,
that lady, deIica;ely Sloved, and a'"'sJ
as though size had never o'els!ePped he
bound, ii tie boudOlr, should dsscanl eX.
pe,iueu..lIy and mlsII'ssuhy upon the
respe,tive merits Of me different teap!ug
machines. ard upon The comparable val.
ues OF re different parents for Threshlne
~. the cereals, These yocns ladies'
we're educated in Philadelphia, and are
well known To macy of our best peoPls.
-PtiisJsipk american.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

E9> Al tho tsc.n, session Of The Cir
cun CVusl Ia fis~pshits county, tho cou'
stiiuionahty Of the act requiring sutton.
in tho couris 10 take Tho test ollh was ar.
gusd al lsnssh before Judge Bunker. In
pfsauuncius his decision he Judge SAID
"ruis law l.. IN ISOLATION Of ihs Fedora
and SIale constitutions. siUlsies ibe e.
seuli.l principles Of our government. suO
Is therefore illegal and OF no obligaslon.'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
CHaRLESTOUN TOWNSHIP.

20. NEw BOARD cP SUPERVISORS -
HE following i. isl ol Ms Supervisor
elected in tie respective ,o~n.hirs Of hi
county Oh Thursds, Of ias' wrrs -
O.jorn-Johh v. McC-lJy.
.8veril-James Logic.
ChathNc,rn-CLafIes Iuhnsoa.
(haphne-Wm u. q. bu,ler.
Mephsrd-Johu Spangler.
BoHudr-Alux,ndpr Fu-sen.
Narpef's Fsrty-Jamea 1. Reed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
The INDICTMENT AGAINST Mr.. DA

The INDICTMENT AGAINST Mr.. DA.
vIs.-Mr. Charles O'COnor passed
through Baltimore yesterday morning, on
hi. way home from Fortress Monroe,
where no had an interview with Mr.. Da.
Wis. Mr.. Davis is very anxious for a
speedy Trial, aud his counsel have deter.
mined TO urge The Government, 10 take up
his iacic,ment al the coming term of The
Uai,ed States Circuit Cour, for The East.
-ern d strict Of Virginia. |. is understood
however, that tho Government, is no, pre-.
pared TO take this step. and that alter the
,neeups Of the Court Mr.. Davi, y i'll eth.
er be lerrilled ,o.bsil. OF q i'll be released
ppon parole Ball. Gazttte.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
Contc.1i weekly by D. S. Renleh.
BALTIMORE NARKET.

FLOUR.-Ne revise quotations n
iuIlnws Howard sussG Super and cut,
Ezra $40 50.
NllEAI.-Unlvs few hundred bushs
Southern offered to-day. end bui 100
Du.hs r.d sold 81 % 90 per tu,h'l 10
PRIME or choice.
CORV-Ws report sales Of 5000
Gu,hs 81 write q, 90 . 95 ris for good &c
pums. 1000 b"sbs yeIlo" IN los 81 W
c,RIs per bushel.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
lcatbs.

On Wednesday n"ruing. tho Sch ri
May, in ihis town. Mary .9manda.
daughter OF G.. y. End A. =. LIcklids,,
aged years 7 no"lh' and 26 dSys.
Weep rot it was Father, hand
That plucked your lovely flower,
He saw twas fair, and took 1t hence
To grace The heavenly bower.
The brightest star has left Jour sky,
Yet be not SO cast down;
The Saviour wanted IL above
70 sparkle IN bis crown.
Your home is dark and cherries now,
And desoate your hearth;
Hut. know thal Heaven IS higher made
by what you've lost on earth.
Be comfor,ed for God Is good;
And when thu, h'e is DER,
Where death and sorrow is unknown
Your troasure nell restore"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
G.. S. IllIE,
Roauey, Nesi Va.

DEATH OF a CoNFEDERATE CAPIvIN ~
BALTIMORE About noon ON Saturday,.
Captain w. Talbot. a cspl.in in rhs lat,
Confederate army. died al lie residence vi
his mother. No. ii Josephine sreer. 81
Ter lingering line =. In Dns oi the IssI
battles OF The var lie Was seserely u,und.
ed, ball having passed through he tips.
from which lie never recovered.
The New School Gsneisl Assembly Of
the Presbyterian Church, al -. Loui.
have passed radical" resolutions, ia ia
vor Of HE FrsedrHen's Bureau, ihe CIV
n Rights" bill. negro suffrage, basis o
representation, "slndicalion Of nations
justice" &C.. &C., DC. What all these
have 10 do with the Kingdom OF Chris
and him crucIfed." il is not easy 10 see OF
TO know.
The men whose names were appended
10 the petition Of l26 Augusta county
men for The retention Of The troops 10
protect the uncondilionals 10 that quarter
are making afhdsVls that they neye'
signed ii.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

G FssTIvAL.-A Strawberry Festi
Val ~lll DO held by the ladies Of the Ger
man Reformed Church Of this place. in
the la,ge Hall over p. II. STode'r Store
on Friday and Saturday nighls next, the
S'h and OH Of June. The proceeds ,o
be applied for The benef! Of tho Church
Thi. is a laudablo undertaking and shoult
be Literally pa'ropized. say nothing o
tho "good .hings' which will be received
in compensation for The money expended
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

Wsrren,on Va, and vicinity seem 10
possess great attraction to Confederate
Generals. Living in or near the town.
are Lieut.. Gen Pemberon. Maj. Gen.
William Smith, Maj. Gen. Lomsx. Brig.
General Hunlon, Brig. Gen. Payne,
Brig. Gen. Thomas Smith, Col. Mostly,
and of Captains not a few.
E. V. White. colonel in the lals Con.
(ederale army. was elected sheriff Of Lou
don county. Va. on Thursday of lasr
week. BY 625 majority.
A lady living at Luzerne. Washington
CO.. Pa, lately gave birth 10 four children
The mother and children are doing well.
Young ladies' should never object 10
being kissed BY an editor; they should
make every allowance for the freedom Of
the press.
General Long s,reet offered the follow
ing senumen, as toast, al public dinner
in Texas, not long since 1.-The home
spun dresses Of the women Of The South
A thousand times better, We add, and
more becoming, than silks, salins. gsuze'
flounces and luIbelows.
The experts OF gold are startling. nine
millions went ouI last week-nesrly six
millions Of i, on Saturday;-and three
millions on las; Wednesday. llIequires
sixty five millions in gold TO pay The an.
pual interests on The Federal debt held
abroad. Meanwhile goldis going Up. as
we'll as out-as The repoI, will show.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

Rr,lNrEGMssr.-Th body OF Rich
ard l. llu,beIl.ke, pruber OF Go. u
l2,h Viisinis Cavalry. who vas Killed
near Cay Point, 10 Iear Of Gen. Grant,
Army. al lhe Tune OF The great Ca.le Rsid
b. Gen. Hampton, seps. ls.h. 1864.
gill oe re-in'ered 81 tho family bu ying
eruuue. near The residence vi Ills father,
Capt Richzrd TlmbeEl,ke. IN Warren
Couu.y. Oh FnJa,. ('o-uos'o").- Free
Press,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
The Maryland Chassis "f The German
Reformed Chugi h.


This body was again IN ses>ion yesteT'
l,y, al The Third Church, cornef al fAca
and Saratoga streets. The morning ses'
linn was opcnpd win dt,nlional ex'rr''
..s, condurled by Rev. NJ. l.. ShoioFd'
The COMMITTEE IN he d,slnbunon vi Tue
minutes Of the IssI Synod, composed ol
Revs. Kuel;ine and j. S. Fouls. ahU
Elder Ii. Culhfi '"sr, presented 'heit re-
oor, and the chairman VAS ordered 10
draw on the Treasurer for The necessary
EXPENSES incurred. The repor' OF the
committee Oh classical minutes VAS re-
.uned .iuuher discussed and several Mems
aIo,,ed, among them tie dissolution oi
the connection o! Rev. Nj. l.. Shuiofo
with the Mount Nursh charge. and the
recos Dition Of Rev. 4. Doug as az pastor.
Tie installations Of Rev. &. w. Gles''
ner al Frederick city. Rev. W. Goodrich
al Cleaispnng. aud Rev. {. ScheeI al
Eisgerslown. we're reported as having
been attended 10.
Revs. Messrs. Hay, and Slochsll. Of
the Presbyterian Church, were invited 10
seats, and Mr.. Hays. as chairman Of the
executive committee OF the Maryland
Tract Society. presented The Claus OF the
cause 10 CIassIs, whereuPon, II was Ie
solved lhaI il be renewedlY recommended
10 the confidence and llberaIiiy OF thr
congregations within the bounds OF the
ClassIs. The report Of the committee or
S, noGicsl minutes, was taken W item oy
lem, and several adopted. TIE session
" as closed with prayer hy RsV. J. Bach
nan. The afternoon session was "PeneS
VIII prayer by Rev. II. Hob"9er'
and the report OF the commit onSy"'
oJical minutes vas again taken uHsnd a"
item adopted TO the eif'c; '''a' h'' Cla''
sis refuse to comply with thefequesi Of
The Synod, Ia divide into dlstrIct Synods,
and sno,he. iiem declining TO ascent I"
annual meetings oI the general y nod
The Chassis then proceeded 10 The eiec
sion Of delegates 20 tie general Synod.
and Tho following Se,e chosen: Re's
". F. Coll;Ao*er. F. A. RoFltH j. Sts''
uer, d. ZsrhsriaF. D d and (. h. E'th
bach Alernsies- Re,s. NJ. l.. ShUford.
]. s. Fvu,k, NJ. Bachmsn. J. kueIl'uP
and r. Douglas. The following we're
chosen as delegate. TO The Eas'ern Hlnod:
Reys. J. 5. Fouis, G W. Giessnsf. J.
W. Sontee, J. kueIIlng and J. VI TrzoI
y. T. Gid. J. Bach
man, G l.. S,sey, W. Guodnct. The
Cla.sls then atoufbei /" n..et a. 7. NJ.
when The report Of me tomm'''ee on
he Stale Of Rel. ion VAS road, and re
marks we're made by several ministers
present. Another session will be held
hi, corning. and final s'j"urnmen' vii
p,ob.tIy tr h.I4 10 day. Baltimore
Commercial If Uednssd0y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

Majority for Amendmen! 4s.
These are the reported yotes OF The dit
fsrent Townships.
Joseph Barry has been elected County
Superintendent Of Free Schools, over s.
A. Cox, by reported majority Of so.
BOLIV.AR TOWNSHIP.
The following are the officers chosen
in Bolivar Township:
Supervisor, Alexander Fosseh; Clerk
Vim. 8. Chambers Constable, J. K.
Corbin Treasurer. Jos. ID. Holmes
Com missioners Of Free Schools. John II
Henkle end r. N. Duke Inspectors o
Elections. VIM. T. Baden and 5, Baxter
Conductor of Elections, Thos. B. Win
,ers Overseer OF Poor, A. NJ. Spun
seller Read Supervisor, Geo. NJ. Small
wood.
CH.4RLESTOUN TOWNSHIP.
The following officers for Charleslo WI
Tow nship. were chosen:
Magistrate, J. 1. Sanborn. Constable
Charles Warner. Supervisor. Charles
Johnson. Clerk, Edward Williams
School Commissioners, Samuel h. Ilrd
.ey and Samuel Ridsn,ur. hoaI Sur,
vryvr, !. v. " alter. User,tei OF Puut
Geo ". Anderson.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

eeWe were unable to procure the Of.
fetal vote OF tho different Townships OF
this county, on the Amendment. 10 the
Constitution. bul we are informed that
tho Amendment has been carried by about
4s majority. Tho reported number Of
votes in the county 10 about $50.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

e. The Old Guard for June has been
received. |, a. cnb iII.h-S ~iih besu-
1iiui s.eei plato engraving Of Lieut.. Gen.
James Long,nee,. and - usual 10 we'll
hll.d .ith mos. excelIeni reading mailer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

Rev. J. p HYDE deliver d hr sa.',.,,
oil Nrw Markell. al The kpi-c"p.l Cr,.
iety, on The l5,h. the snnIVsr.-ry "a, H.,
haule of New Msket, un which J.v Il =
lsdie. OF that plsc- and riIzrns march. j
in procession 10 The rcm-lery and ircut,,
lee The gts'es II tao dead heroes tu.led
ihrIe.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
NOTICE /!
NOT ICE !!

(NIOsE having goods To send by AJ.
( aus IL Co.. Express. will hs'o
Them al nv 'o" by lo" half pa'i 10
o'clock. Tor which, Ihsy can CO.. scsiP"
and have lhom cent Ihe same day. /"
am now Agenr Tor 'haI Company.
All good, forwarded from n'Is point by
III, Compaay nu.i b" m.nhssJ hs,.
m,naG i Ko.mey,'IIIs. a. hsrsiofos.
J. A. ADAMS.
Sbspherdsloan, Juns2. 1865. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
West Va. Election.

The following reported ava 'EI'ies bav,
been published III the papsls OF lie Sale
from The recent yOung, as far az hear,
from. ON the constitutional amrnImep
denying Me riehs OF sv6tsgs 10 thuse who
gave sid 10 the ials rebellion
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

e. Major Harry Gilmore. Of Bsl.i-
more, On officer OF The late Confederate
army. bss written very interesting book
called -Four years in the saddle" being
a narration Of The movements aud Incl.
denis Of his command.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

o.. Since our last issue this locality
has been visited by several refreshing
rains which has caused The crops and veg.
citation generally 10 wear thrifty aspect.
Ii jysl came in time 10 save great deal
of wheat, corn, &C., &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

ES. TIE ladies oil Chsrlesios o, "a il.
g.,.. Csneet y. vocal anu iusrumenIal
Music al The Garter House. ON Tuesday
The 5,h OF June al s clock Z. 81. ia, tie
bsusfii ol The Cbfi.lisb Association.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

&C. R-Bssp The smoke house oi
JACOB A. Snal,. 1 uilcs we.l ef iowu,
We entered few nights siuce and rotbtu
OF l2 lTss asns and sev.ral o;her pieces
oil bacon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

IS The June term of our Circuit
Cour, will assemble on Monday week,
The 2nd Monday. end Tho llsh day OF
Juus. Judge Hall will preside.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
Grand Tournament at Hailtuwn.

The loutrsmeni al Halliown 90 Saiur.
day last, says The Spirit OF Jefferson. was
one of The most delIe hllul entertainments
of The kind il has ever been Our plessur.
TO attend, aud The harmony and good
feeling with which i! passed OFT, reflects
The highest credit Upon those who had the
management and direction of The 9iIar.
During the entire day, not one uni leas
ant circumstance occurred TO mar the en-
joymenl Of HE occasion, and every Thing
went off as smoo.hiy end pleasantly as al
marriage feast A'l0 o'clock The tilt
ing commenced, and wss KEEP! up with
great spirit until nearly |, p. NJ. The
following is a lis! ol The officers Of The
tournament:
Presiient.-Wm. A. Bsniz.
Chief Marshal-CoI. Lewis Wash
ing,on.
Marshars .Aids.-E. X. Grady and
WIN. Rider.
Secretary-Warner Rockenbausb.
Judges.-James L. Reed, john +.
Henkle and Wm. Buckles.
The following lis! Of the knights
who entered TO contest the prize.
knight Of Hslllown-W. A. Bsnlz.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

IS Rule Day on Monday next, tue
9Th instant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02

g. The Board OF Supervisors will
NEE, on Tuesday next. 9Th instant. for
The purpose of counting The votes pOllsd
in This County, al Tho recent election.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1866-06-02
A FRErpMANs ORGAN ON THE

A FREFpNANs ORGAN ON THE ~
REAu.-The c"i"tsh people OF VI bn'
have paper cairo TIC Aano"n'iSt. A
coIorsd msn vrlung 10 II rom Ne" Or
iesns, says:
"a thousand times newer would II b.
lrr ihe crlUrtd msn were II abolished. tor
lus,ead Of beng saisSuTd or proIecnor
for tie freedmen, u is OIL a place n
which frcedmen's rshls are barrered
away II serves orly tu 'rgsnder bner
n..s and haired IL the hears vi thc very
people wiIh whom oe eXpecl 10 1--we. DE
and be buried. Tho sooner /
i, out OF he way Ihs better Tor oil par
us concerned"