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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23
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James w. Glenn, Mary r. BOYD snd
James Slew Al, and his wife Frapces
Stewart,
vs.. IN CHANCERY.
Martin Grove, Jacob II. Grove. Mrs.
House, Leonard Grove Catherine
knoGe, Mrs. Col. Miller. Joseph
Knodr, Sarah Hrdrlck. Marion He'd
rick, Alherl Heduck, Lawrence He'd
rick, Rodney Hcdrick, Franklin He'd
rick, Warren IledrIck, llamPJen Hed-
rick, Theresa IIedrick, Ann Hednck,
Mrs. Col Blsck(ord, Henry Blackford.
Franklin Back(ord Laura Blacklord,
Helen Blackfnrd, Jeneus Back(ord.
William Backford, John Blackford.
Mary Blackfnrd. ieneus Smith. Fran
Ces Smuh, Ohio Smith, Helen Smith,
William Blackfurd. Robert Douglas
end his wife Helen Douglas, David
Miller. John Miller, Lafayette Miller,
William Miller, Martha Maler Cath.
srine Miller. Mary Miller. Fanny
Turner, Annie VanLear, Henry Grove.
Mary NJ. Keller. and the unknown
Lsi.s Of William Grove, deceased.
Noiice is hereby given HAT DISPOSITIONS
will be raken by defendant Mary NJ Ksl-
Ter at the of1ice OF John II. Young. Eco.
in Ufbanna, Champaign county. Ohio.
on The An day Of March 1867, between
the hours Of 8 O'Clock a. NJ. and o'ci'k
p. NJ, Of said d9y, with power To al.
journ from day to day 10 be read in e''.
dence on behalf Of the sand Mary NJ. kel-
Ter in The hearing OF said cause nov pen.
ding in the Cucri, Court Of Jefferson
County. West Virgins.
STANTON & ALLISON,
Attorneys for Mary NJ. Keller
February o 1867. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23
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BARGAINS p!

JHAVE in Store a small stock Of GRO-
| CERES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS. NOTIONS, Sc,
which will be disposed OF without regard
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February 9. 1867. 3~
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There cometh glad tidirgs of JOY to all,
10 young and to old, to great and to small
The teauty which once was so precious and rare
Is free FOR all, and all may be fair.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23
800 Bushels of Corn
in he Ear.

IN TIE E3r.
TERMS. credit six months viii
he gwen on al Gums over ten doilsrs. *
cept The corn. Bond and approved secu-
rtv will b. required. Sums Of ten dol.
lars and uDd cash, and 10 property to
be removed unIll sellrd for; II The totes
are not paid within zen days tfer mslur-
". interest vii be charged frpm dale.
rhs cash will be required for tie corn on
delivery a the crib. ~ Sale 10 com.
mence al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
THOMAS 6. TRUSSELL.
G. d. Mcti!incv. AuciOneer.
February g. 1867. 3w
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REPARATOR CAPILLI.

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

DATENr Step Ladders. nire article
/ i"r picking { oil. trimming trees wash.
Ing windows. &C.. for sale by
Raas0n T. Duke, ChaIlestown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

UHE celrbrared Family Hominy Mil,
i lnr sale by RaRson e. Duke,
Oei2 Ch rlesIOwn.
4 SUPERIOR article OF home manu-
4 larrUred Blankets, for .sIe by
OciI3 u. s. Renich.
CLEIGH Baskets spd SIeeh Bells. for
y sale cheap at The Hardware Store.
dec % e. ShGfer.
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State of West Va.

Jefferson County to wit !:
February 4, 1867.
James w. Glenn. Mary X. BOYD snd
James Slew al, and his wife france
Stewart,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

2 Brood SOws, good four horse Wa.
gon, one horse do. pair Sbelyins. |
pair Wood Ladders, Gum Soring
Wheat Drill, 2 Hsrrows, Mccormick
Barshesr Ploughs, double end 'Ingle
shovel PIoughs, Wagon and Plough
Gears. SpresdPrs, Breast Chains, Q Good
Grain Cradles, Moving Soy ihes, Shovels,
Forks, Rskes. and many other articles
not enumerated. Also
, 1867-06-11

looming af $500 aarlig for d Aar, og iov-
rigt under samme Vilkaar som vedtagen
med Hensyn til de 2 forst oprettede Lege.
poster. Indtil 1ste December Wide DR..
krebs vedblive som hidtil at beholde de
nuverende Lonninger a $500 liver. Naar
Endringsforslaget blew vedtaget som Deel
at Bevillingen, Wide han ct paafolgende
Mode indbringe ct neutrality-suspicious. pm
Sagen, da L0nningerne skulle gjelde for
1ere Finantsaar.
2det Medlem for Christiansteds Land
District Ratcliffe) meente, at Man like
fulgte den rigtige Fremgangsmaade we'd at
forhandle Bevillingsforslagene uden I'd
valg, og at Budgettet burde overgives til
ct saadant. Hvad Diet foreliggende EN-
dringsforslag angik, 'havde han bragt i En-
faring, at DR.. Krebs havde erholdt fri Bolig
tillige, og hensees hertil meente han, at
$4O0 Wide acre t~ilstrekkelig Looming for
ham.
(Fortsettes)
, 1867-06-11
TEE AVIS"
Striaiia1sisd, 81. Srpix,
TUESDAY. 18th JUNE 1867.

VIZ publish below a Translation of o
sentence recently passed in Christiansteds
Policecourt in a case for transgression of
the enactments in the Ordinance of End
October 1862. This is, as far as we re-
member, the second instance where fines
have been levied according to the said Or
dinance, (the first instance was in a case
against the Captain of the Schooner "Vigi-
lant," for having landed some passengers
on the Northside during a calm, and the
Manager of the nearest Estate for having
neglected to report that ~transgression).
Although the circumstances in both cases
were not Of any very g%rievous nature, yet
it is evident that the safety of the whole
Island against the accidental introduction
of dangerous diseases depends, to a very
great extent, on the rigid enforcement Of
that Ordinance, prohibiting all communion
ton between vessels and the shores of the
Island or of boats from the Island, any
where else than in the harbors.
, 1867-06-11
TRANSLATION.
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE
COLONIAL COU Gil
FOR ST. CROIX.

O ST. CROIX.

MONDAY THE 9TH OF MAY 1867, noon at 12
o'clock, the Colonial Council held a meeting
extra ordinem.
The members were present with the excep-
ten of the LIST and 4th members for Christian
sted's country district, the 1st member for
Frederiksted's country district (Christmas,
Percy, MOore), whe had reported illness, the Bird
member for Christiansted's town (Pontavice),
absent from the Island, and the 1st crown
member (Stakemann).
The minutes of the last meeting were read.
The End member for Frederiksted's town
(Faber) acted as Secretary.
According to the order of the day the follow
ing cases were discussed;
/. Letter from the 1st crown member (Stake-
mann) that he, being over go years of age,
had resolved to avail himself of the right
contained in ) 81 Of the Colonial Law to be
relieved from his membership in the Council.
The Chairman observed, that there could be
no doubt as to the correctness of the contents
Of the letter, and that s 81 of the Colonial Law
warranted the right of the party in question to
withdraw from the Council, but that the vote
of the Council would be requisite.
The 1st member for Frederiksted's town
(Sarauw) had no objections to the request in
the reality, but thought that according to 5 80
of the Law the Governor ought to decide such
questions respecting crown members, and thus
the Council had nothing to do with the matter.
The Governor observed, that he could not
agree with the interpretations offered respecting
S. 81 g. SO of the Colonial Law, on which the
remarks of the speakers were based, and that
in consequence of the several opinions on the
said IS, he intended to lay the question before
the Minister. AS regards the request in ques-
ton, he recommended its sanction to the Coun-
Gil, as also with regard to the applicants posi-
ton as official, but was of the opinion, that the
Councils vote thereon was requisite.
At the subsequent voting, it was agreed
upon, unanimously with 12 votes, that the LIST
crown member (Stakemann) be relieved as
member Of the Council.
2. Appointment of 2 members to the Commit
tee on the draft of ordinance concerning the
docket of legal fees.
The former members (Christmas & Sarauw)
we're unanimously re- elected.
8. Appointment of new members to the Com
mittee on the draft of ordinance concerning
the ii cejurisdictions &c.
, 1867-06-11

the Fisherman Ned Edwards.
The calculations obtained in this case shew
that the Barque "Mercurius," Capt. Ulrichsen,
on the evening of the gath of March last made
for this port coming from Peters Island, but
could not get in the harbor that night on &C.
count of contrary winds. At the signal made
by the vessel, the End Pilot Andrew O'Daniel
went to her assistance, and came onboard of
her 6 O'Clock The vessel remained under sail
till 3 o'clock in the morning, when she anchor
ed under Buck Island. Peters Island was not
infected with any epidemical disease and the
vessel had a clean bill of health, from which
reason the captain as well as the pilot omitted
to hoist the guaranteeing, until the Upper
Pilot the next day came alongside and ordered
it to be done. While the vessel, as abovesta-
ted, was riding at anchor under Buck Island on
the 25th the captain hailed the fisherman Ned
Edwards who was then looking after his fish
pots near by the vessel, and bought some fishes
from him, which was effected in this manner F.;
the captain had a bucket that was attached to
a rope thrown out to the fisherman, and in that
bucket the fishes were placed and taken on
board, the payment for the fishes being handed
down in the same manner. A couple hours
later the captain of the vessel placed himself in
a boat and had himself rowed towards land
nC0L w dA COUdtOS ohO hCiO " OOAN oNA "ANA
the members of a family residing on that estate
who we're at the time assembled on the beach,
while he kept at a distance of half a cables
length from the beach.
It can not be denied, that Capt. Ulrichsen
not only in buying the fish from the fisherman
Ned Edwards, but also by having had CONVEX
sation with people,on shore, although there was
no direct intercourse with those persons, has
transgressed the enactment in the Ordinance of
End October 1862 s |, prohibiting intercourse
with the shores or coasts of the Island except
at the public loading and landing places;-that
the fisherman Ned Edwards has, contrary to 8
of the said Ordinance, had communication with
the Ship Mercurius,- and that the Pilot Andrew
O'Daniel according to his own statement has
omitted questioning the Captain, previous to
his going onboard the said vessel, whether the
vessel during the voyage had had communica-
tion with any other vessel, as he is required to
do by the Regulations dated End December
1850 cfr. the Ordinance of Sth February 1905
"a. But the said Pilot can not be considered
, 1867-06-11
TRANSLATION

of a Sentence passed in Christiansted's Police
Court on the goth of May 1867 in the case
versus Captain A. Ulrichsen of the Danish
Ship Mercurius, the I'd Pilot A. O'Daniel and
the Fisherman Ned Edwards.
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pALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ID ROAD.

WAsHIsaros, Jan. 9, lee7-poon.
Triiai between WARRINGTON and BAJTINoRS,
And WASHINGTON AND THE WEST. are row rur
as follows, Wis;
FOR BkLTIMoRs.
LsAys daily, except srnday, at 100, Tt5, and . is
p. m, and 400, l. so, and s,!5 IN.
PoR ALL WAY sTATIuEs.
Leave daily, except s7uIaJ, At 7. GO =. N ADD J. OQ
and y N.
YoR WAY STATIONS SOUTH or .ssAto4is
JUNCTION
Leave at 0. Is And .. m. Ig5 ~ 90 aud l. 30
m. tsily, except sunday.
FoR ANNAPOLIS
Leave at 7: 90 and and l. so p. N. No train !" Or
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
ZOE BALTInORE
Leave At 7. IS AIN. and 80 Rrd 9. IS p.n
FOB WAY @TkTioEs
Leave nT45s IN. and /. 81 aad S.46p. N.
VoR ALL PAEfs or TEB wKsI.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7.Ich N. Lnd l. so
and s45 p. N.
On supday, at 40 and d. 45 p n only, eoBasstlng
at Relay station With ra,ns troio Bait more to
lag, Part srJtufg, se.
Through IicScIE to the Wsbt can be had at the
Washington Station T!vks! nfeS at all houTs In the
day.
For New York, fL!s4sls bis, and Boston. zee I'd u.
J. L. WILSON.
kLStsr OF TrapsportAtion.
LIN. COLI,
General Ticket Agent.
oRo. q. Ro0HFZ,
General Agent, Washington.
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ENGRAVING AS AN ART.-Engraving is q
surprising art, and it is announced that to
such wonderful extent has the engraving
of test objects for microscopes been car,
red, that Prussian artist has engraved
lines upon glass so close together that up
wards Of eighty thousand would 60 in the
space Of an inch. Several series of these
lines were engraved upon one slip Of glass.
By these the defining power Of any object
glass could be ascertained. As test OBJ
jects they are equal to, andI even rival,
many natural objects which have hitherto
been employed for this purpose. The deli
cate lines are not more than the one
hundred.thousandth part Of an inch apart.
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PROPOSALS FOR NEW JAIL.

\
The specincstiOns for new jail In this District,
hled with the designs and drawings, having beer
modified on tie Recommendation Of the architect the
bids heretofore received have not been opened and
notice 10 now hereby given that sealed proposals will
be received at this Department until u o'clock m ,
on WEDNESDAY, the sd Of October, 1857, for the
erection Of the jail IN and for the District Of Colum
bia, authorized and provided for by the act Of Con
gress approved July Is, 1866, and tho Joint resou
ton approved March 2, 1867
The designs. detail drawings, aud specifications
can be seen at the architects Office in the eastern
grounds Of the CAPITOL Washington city, every day
except Sundays, between the hours Of a. m. and 5
Pm.
Separate bids will be received for tho masonry
work, brick work, iron work, and carpentry work.
The contractor whose bid may be accepted will be
required to enter into sufficient bond, to be ap-
proved by the Secretary Interior for faithful
completion Of his contract. Payments will be made
as the work Progresses, on estimates certified to by
the architect bat twenty per contum Of the estimates
will be retained until the contract Is completed.
The contract VIII be awarded 10 the lowest re-.
sponsible bidder bat tho Department reserves the
right to reject any or all Of the bids, should II be
deemed for the Interests OF the GOvernmeGt do so
The bids Will hH oPoBel at aeon On tho cath day u
October Htgt, Ia presence Of such Of tho bEdvrs as
may chose t. attend.
PropOtns should ba endorsed on tho envelope
" PropoFllH for New Jlil" and DO dlrorled to The
" Secretary Il tho Interior WMhiGgton, d. c.
WILLIAM T. OTTO,
= 02l I'd Act g Secretary Of the InteHO
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-10-12

Theodore Tilton's Lecture on
American Women.

October 9th, in Music Hall, Boston,
Mass, Theodore Tilton, editor of the New
York Independent, delivered lecture
upon American Women, being the second
lecture Of the Fraternity Course. The alb
sorbing question, said the speaker, for the
generation to come, is woman. In the past,
woman's place was at the loot OF man, Dut
in the present she has been raised to
co.equal place with man. American poll
tics recognizes four inferior classes-ne-
croes, Indians, idiots and women. There
Is a popular clamor for equality before the
law. but he would have more than that. He
would Lave equality behind the law, the
power for all to affect the laws. Under
The leadership of John Stuart Mill there
had bcen sixty.thrce affirmative votes in
the British Parliament upon the question
Of extending the franchise to women. The
question has never been brought before
our Congress, but he ventured to predict
that when it shall be brought before the
body there will be more than sixty-three
affirmative votes. Many States have al
ready received the subject with favor
There is no reason for denying the right
Of suffrage to women, except that which
exists in the prejudice Of past. =. II white
men have any right to vote, then women
have the same right. He I'D not claim that
women were angels, for he knew great
many most excellent women, and not an IN
gel among them. Now woman is al
anomaly in the American State, for ther'
is no place for her, and no civil rights ar,
bestowed upon her. Women are taxed
but they have no representation, and h
would endorse the sentiment Of Mrs
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, that If the whit
male is to do all the voting, then he ough
to do all the taxpaying. The old principl
of trial by jury provided that every on
should be tried by jury Of his peers. BIZ
women are tried by men, and man cannt
be accepted as the peers of man. I'll
men of America would go to war to-dO
to vindicate the right Of trial by jury, ar
still they deny the same right and prime
pie TO their wives and daughters.
Other objections that are made again
women voting were taken up in succession
the speaker claiming that those objection
were arguments in favor OF reform.
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Eggs.

Few persons understand the magnitude
Of the egg trade of this city. The receipts
for nine months Of this year have averaged
at least one thousand barrels q day. Each
barrel contains about eighty dozen, or
nine hundred and sixty eggs. The aggre-
CATION, therefore, would be in one day
nearly million. The bulk of arrivals are
from Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. New
Jersey and Long Island furnish about
equal quantities to this market, and these
supplies are considered fresher, and CON-
inand better prices than those from the
West. Like cotton and corn they are con-
sidered cash article, and can be sold i'm
mediately. New England and New York
State have q large demand in every neigh
borhood at home, and ship very little to
this city.
Next to the consumption for family use
bakers and confectioners are large con
sumers Of eggs. An insignificant amount
six barrels day-is used for albumeniz
ing or CLOSING paper for Photographic
purposes. For this the white Of the egg
only, is appropriated, and the yolk is sole
or given away to the Five Points mission
Bookbinders also use the white Of egg 70
gliding covers and leaves, and CONNECTION
ers for frosting. The yolks are employe
to some extent by tanners of kid leather
especially that manufactured into glove!
They contain much oil Of fine quality
and with salt, alum, and other ingredient:
form liquid in which the leather is steepc
and sortened. Chemists employ eggs to
very small extent in experiments. I'll
consumption for any purpose, except food
is very triaing.-Ne,g York Erenin
Post.