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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MINERAL BATHS AT HOME.

MINERAL BATHS At HOME.
DYSPEPSIA CURED
RHEUMATIsM CURED
ERUPTIONS ON the FACE CURED
-.-.. SCROFULA CURED
BY TREATMENT WITH MINERAL WATERS.
DO away with all your various and often PERM
c,ous drugs aud quack medicines, and use few baths
"STRUMATIC SALTS !'
These SALTS are made from the concentrated
Liquors OF the mineral Well ofthe Penn'a Salt Man
faeturing Co., in Pittsburg, and are packed in air
tight boxes. One always sufficient for a bath Di-
rections attached
-...I INTERNALLY USE
"Strumatic Mineral Waters 70
In bottles Of one and half pnts. One sufficient for
a days use. wa
20 Sold by Druggists generally
merrill Bros, No. 215 State ST., Boston; Raynolds,
Pratt q Co, No. 1O6 Fulton st., New York, Wholesale
Agents. no20sNeod&w1y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-21

OF THIRTY DOLLARS will be paid for the sp-
" prehension and delivery at the Recruiting Rem
devious, No 16i Fore Street, Portland, Maine, OF
Michael OShern, a deserter from Co. H. 4th U. y.
Artillery. Said OShers 10 years OF age, five feet
A. inches high, of ruddy complexion, large eyes light
hair, and is by occupation laborer. Supposed to be
in Portland, Maine.
Recruiting Rendezvous 1G4 Fore Sc.
Portland, Me-, II ID 2lst, 1867. fe21d1t
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PROPOSALS

WILL be received until the first Of March next,
w at MIR. f. III. FAssETT's Office, for plastering
the School House already erected Mt Woodford's
Corner.
Also for finishing the same inside really ibr firni-
ture, grading the lot and building the ience.
Plans and specifications may be seen at Mr. r. II.
FAssErT's office, new City building. Portland. z
j. j. CHENERY, ~
CLEMENT PHINNEY,
j. N. REED,
Committee Building,
Westbrook, Feb. 10, 1867. feb20 div
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-21
THE CANCELLATION RuMoRs.

These all resolve themselves into a confess
sion by couple of "bummers" of the White
House, who thought they could find common
basis of agreement between Congress and the
President. These two men-persohs without
political repute, other than the notoriety gained
in doing the dirty work of my Policy" called
a caucus which was atten led first and last by
about twenty-five members of the House. One
Vi 'hese Is coppery Bohemian named Wor-
den, who is connected with the New York
lines he is also telegraph reporter for the
lineage Times, Baltimore Sun and other SIM
liar papers He was the instrument tbrouob
whom sheridan's garbled dispatch was M
forth. The other is young ex-Brioad;ar -
is in search of notoriety-one Este Of Or
now Attorney and Claim Agent here n
an active member of the Cleveland Convo,,.;.
1t is such adventures as these that f;na pD
publicans willing to be led into a tran IT,.
are either silly weaklings or knayisb mo-,
who would like to temporize and mislead n,
Course, it is an easy matter for Mr.. johnson
to repudiate such agents, as he did to his
Cabinet on Friday. "On what strong mea,
doth this our Cesar feed"
-.-.. ...e s-...- SPECTATOR
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-02-21
THAT SPECIAL AGENCY

L see that Col Mann has been appointed a
Special Agent of the Treasury department.
There are some facts connected with This trans-
action which shall furnish in nv naxt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05
THE STRIKE At CHICAGO.

Police Protecting the Observation-Disclosures
OF the Eight Hour Men, Nc.
CHICAGO, May 4, 1867.
No demonstrations by the strikers reported
to-day. Squads Of police stationed in various parts
Of city, and under their protection work Of
the manufacturing establishments is partially resumed
under such temporary arrangements be made
between the parties interested. No labor Of
quence being performed at either railroad shops
freight depots. Meetings were held in various parts OF
the city last night by the strikers at which resolutions
adopted insist ng recognition of eight
q loyal days work, deprecang the acts OF violence
committed by their fellow workmen, and expressing
willingness to accept eight hours pay for eight hours
labor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05
TINE EIGHT HevR MOVEMENT IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 4, 1857.
No disturbances have yet occurred among the
mechanics and aboring OF this city, although
considerable discomfort Is manifested In quarters
There is well denned plan OF action among them.
Considerable numbers do not regard the movement as
conducive their interest," and continue to work at
the old Men who work by tho piece stand aloof
and take no part in the movement Those who have
stopped work either demand full pay for eight hours
labor will accept only small reduction of wages
hat employers the No serious disturbance
industrial interests OF the city apprcbended All
n short time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05
City Railroad srab,cmen.
Journeymeu RnItere.


A preliminary meeting of the journeymen bakers of
New York held last evening at Putnam Hall for the
purpose of organizing regular protective union such
enjoyed by nearly every trade in this CITY, Mr. Isaac
Hunter presided and MT Bussstt read short essay
present condition and prospects Of the bakers of the
empire city contrast the aspect Of their brethren in
lands In France for instance jourDeymen bakers
earned from 81 $11 per week. while the cost Of living
was only onehrd what it was In New York; and
the hours OF labor only from ten to twelve hours
day. In Germany the hours OF labor were from thir
fifteen, and the remuneration about So week.
In England wages ranged from So TO $l2 week, and
the hours Of labor twelve to fourteen per day.
In New York, however, the journeyman baker much
or he has to work often for twenty hours unin
teruptedy, and is badly paid here lin comparison
with tho Of hving) than in any Other country II
was time, he thought that the Journcymen bakers of
New York put their shoulders 70 tho wheel and rid
themselves from the oppression OF bosses These
views warmly applauded by the meeting; and
code Of rules drawn for the guidance and organza
of the proposed union, TO BIO acted on at future
me citing Of the society.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05

AxrEsr or ncKrccKEr.-James Molloy was arrested
yesterday for attempting to pick pockets Park
An officer observed him tapping the pockets Of
several psssers-by and having sufficient TO warrant
decisive OF action, took him into
oy Mooy halls from Boston, and It Is believed that no
has only recently commenced operations In this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05

Pssst.
yrHuoxp NAY 4. 1897.
the Glover nm piss, which Ven1y sa..oasa. we,e
epsocd today. There vas wstef ,r,xsp.S "'p w
aAsmL buf no bodies have va pecn r,<"'"vs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05

MlsCEi.lAAEOUs.
A LLcocKs POROUS PLAsTERs.
An Electrician, who ma. experience Of their effects
In local rheumatism d"uloureuz deep seated
vous and other pains affections Of the Kidneys &C.
&C. attributes sedat,ve cumulative and pain re-
neving effects their qualities lie asserts they
restore the healthy electric condition teqalIbr,um) Of
the part being restored pain action
cease lie amazed srea, beneficial in
dicsions produced by one these plaser. Ito arrms
tina, he.d.ch. cured by jus. below the
bone that placed the navel win cure Mysteries as
well dyenery and affections Of the bowels Even chronic
oovencss he 10 greatly relieved by wearing one
ever the bowels
ALLcocK's POROUS PLAsrERs
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
AGENCY. sRANDRErH HOUSE.
n the Of this and other States with little pub
ey as cs.iy possible Cruelty drnnsenncss or ssseron
u. MUNSEL, Lawyer u broadway. %.
A BsoLrrE DIVORCES DETAINED N NEW YORK
y and ss,es where desertion. &c sufficient cause No
'"'" aowEs xsiornsy t s Nassau sr street.
nIyoRcEs LEGALLY rRocuRED FOR PERSONS
any % ssa or chang
Advice tree and cenadentisI. Apply 70 n BATENxN,
Counsellor al Las. al broadway
EnEScH CHINA.
HAv,a. sSas 's sHnRar sS* FE Ssk
S sisf' Ss 'siH .sE S sIrlsf
VASES AND WHITE CHINA.
10 which call the attention OF customers.
n HIS HAIR DYE 5sr.. BLACK OR BROWN, IssTAv.
IA natural and durable best aud cheapest In
uenf cures burns. piles al hesh diseases Depot
~ John street. sold ~ all crugS'sts
rnrp EYES NAps NEW. WITHOUT DOCTOR OR
~ medicine sea, postpaid on rocctrt OF 10 cents. Ad
dress DR. u ~ Fooe Ito Lexington avenue twenty
AMI cure for the RUN arrd sent postage paid on
receipt ol 10 Address Or r. r. Foote no Lexington
connds nal nforustioi for the led Sent in scaled
envelope ~ cents Address DE- r. Fevte author OF
Medical Common sense: book 90 pages ~ ~ sent ~
mail ITO Lexington svc,uc. corner East fvon,yeghth
ssrcci n y
~ Lottery, fos the bcn-aa Of The Masonic Orphan Home
IS q, 81. i5 "A . s.. 3 % 20
Il. Is. IL A. a il. * co. r. SIS 10 10 q.
surrtss.yrssr srsaa 4 y q ~ str i
!, sr X. a 81 q. Il. g. X. 3. 81 Il. q
ssrS NJ s2g S9 rs n cS.sSsa .ss
psizEs cAsnEp in ALL LOCALIZED LOTTERIES.
NATHAN, i7s Brosdwsy. and u Nassau street
. EsIpszs, FIRE erLr AND SILVER.
sss es \. =. ,yd SLIPPING from us pace and can be
!. ~ REFRESHMENTS RRsnsisn re'E Ys.us street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05
NEW YORK HERALD. SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1se7-rR1pLE SHEET
THE LABOR MOVEMENT.


,Longshoremen's Union.
The members Of 'Longshoremens Union rrotecuvo
Association, No held their usual semi-monthiy meet
ing evening, at their hail. No. lS5 Spring street
Mr.. Martin Carmody occupying the chair. Nothing OF
public interest transpred, the evening being occupied
transaction Of routine business This organization
now been in existence about three years. and numbers
over 700 members II 10 in honrshng condition and
the utmost unamimiy prevails among all connected
with the association.
The BrickIayers, Unisn. RIorrIsania-Elcc-
tion of Omccrs.
TIE Bricklayors' Union Of Aorisana held . me- citing
ON Friday eveningAt their rooms horrisana, FOR the
purpose Of holding their semannual election Of officers
and transacting other business After consds rabe dis
cusson the main object Of the meeting was announced
when the following officers chosen fothe next six
months:-Peter Larkin, President James Moore, Vice
John Knseila Financial Secretary; Peter Mullins, He-
cordng Secretary; and j. A. Clark, Corresponding Sec
Rotary, The meeting soon after adioorned
The Derrickmen.
The monthly meeting OF the Dcvrickmens Benevolent
Association took place last evening at the corner Of
Thirty fourth and Eighth Cornelius Bren
nan, the President in the chair The attend
ance was large The chairman called attention
TO the fact that the association bad resolved to
strike the 10TH and that preparation should be
made to support the demand for three dollars day:
several members came tucfI uuco
some additions made the organization. Routine
business disposed Of and the meeting adjourned.
The wages Ut present pad to these men Is 81 70 day.
City Railroad Srablcmcn.
large meeting Of City Railroad Stabemen took place
last evening the Nineteenth Ward Hall, East Fifty
third street. in obedience to a call by advertisement.
which stated that the object Of the meeting to con-
slider the prospects Of demand for increase of wages
II was that the object thus stated, as no
ISou tnoi
developed during tho proceedings to divine either the
object or wishes of assembIage They were essen
TALLY large body without head, but after some bias
phemous oratory and exhoration by q gentleman ~
who took the floor they succeeded in inducing one man
employed each of the city railroads to take seat
around the table representative committee of the
various railroad lines Up to a late hour nothing def
mite had TRANSFERRED and they were apparently In doubt
as to whether they would be able to convince themselves
of any necessity OF action
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-05

ARRIVAL sf (severnnenf astores-whst Does %
mems --Mov emcnss sf Gomez and Ca
aales. ske.
BR,zos SANTIAGO April IS 1867
me steamer Austin Captain W. Beckett, leaves this
Dors to-day for New Orleans The 81 Mary yes
ssssay and the Hughes Is expected on the 27th.
The reason for this unusually frequent arrival OF
a6eAmers hsre--where seldom oftcner than
oacs in two wscks-is that large quantity Of govern
snsnt supplies bssn ordered this border including
Seo army wagons 900 bales Of bay and 900 sacks Of
One o< the Rio Grasde extending from this point TO La
redo the fact Of 20 great quantity Of stores being ssnt
here much speculation, aud all SORTS OF rmors
pr n r. among the most prom neni o. which ns.uaiy
bnoag hat the ~ about to interfere in
Some way In Mexican arars Prom all can learn the
military authorities have as yet no knowledge OF amy
nsnss 70 hs position o. .iss on ihs NO .fsnoe saa
a0sr'an wnst u meana Trade upon the stand - AZ
compete slandsIi and The ARRIVAL N troops al this
wone pripg Jov to The heart o, the traders, who
Sor the most part theme here In the sup
tnAnenty.
IH. Lsrv-.-rhs Austin IL siiu detained by rough
venfher haze just reresvei dc<patrn from Browns.
we SAYING tnai the troops OF Tampico under Gomez
- .anss WIN o'nrr igvces Of te STATE march
sngfenn@ haumofcs u viii b. reeoectcd that these
two chlefnips recently pgonslns.i fer ,r,ers tb,lr
Si c being 70 free themselves from, ,he .rnor,sv AZ
ons. s,eh . e'a uey n,shi he At liberty 10
ina nsi vps might dictate. The Na,,oas c.s,a - No.
ma vr b. npensg some SIX egAt Lgrarei r,sn i
ue~A well oVarxed and equipped. and win ira rs.n,s~
sroon, ,oer abon iour huadrd viii be ,n,. - ,ss
sns TArtifca Vns against any iorro which u,e eh'.Ts
rscnssaaed trns
ina. M ladv uely arvinr onthi. border from W.
s,~ss.rs a. Mn a. Berrozabsl In fart NJ
Bcnfc Jasrcz may be pertinent 70 INQUIRE :, jus,
sns became Mrs. yua ven. after reaching the larrac
Cityf
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-04-06
Alarria9es.

On Tuesday last, a, the residence OF
the brides father. near SmithfeId. by
Rev. Silas Billings, Mr.. alfred II. Tan
quarry, OF Frederick county, TO Miss Liz
zie E Fry, daughter OF David Fry.
In Richmond, Va. on the l2'h ult'' by
Rev. DR.. Charles Minnrgerode. Mr.. J.
II. Biakemore, of New Orleans, La, for
merlv of Chsrlestown.' 10 Miss n. Readle
Darlington, OF Sunnysije, near Rich
mond.
On the 2s,h ul'.. hv Rev. W. G. Egg
gleslon. Mr. Joseph q. Blue, Of Jsftf-
son couniy,,o Miss Hester finn Haysist'
Of Berkeley county.
On the l2,h ul'., bv Rev. J. Harp. MIR.
james Menizer, Of Berkeley county, TO
Miss Margaret Mace, OF Washington
county. Md.
In Msrlin.Surg. by Rev. II. G. Nc
Daniel, Francis Miracle ard Christina
Gregory. all OF Berkeley county.
On The 18Th uIt by Rev. Nj. J. Ander'
son. Mr.. G. s. Gardner, of 81 Louis
Mo-, formerly an employee in the Char
esuown Free Press Office, to Miss Lnc5
j. Steele. Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
In Baltimore, on The 3lst ult, by Dr.
Horhheimmer, Mr., Joseph Goldsmith
of CharIes,own, 10 Miss Re6scca Ham
Burner, of Baltimore. Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-04-06
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

y56s, Jus, published new edition Of D''
AsLSS& Culyerwelrs Celebrated Essay Oh
SRzEGSy tho radical cure (wl'hout med'-
cIne) OF Spermniorrhoea, or Seminal week.-mrs..
involuntary Seminal Losses, lmPo'sney' Men
tai and Physical lnoapaciIy, lmpedimens 70
Marriage. etc, also consumption, Epilepsy, ADD
Fits, induced by selfindulsence or sexual '1'
lravagance.
E- Price in a sealed Cnvelops. only cents
The celebrated author, in this admrs l~ 80.
saw, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years
successful practice, that tho charming conse
ouences Of self abuse may be radically cnted
without the dangerous use of internal medleine
or the agyIicai on of the knifc-Poinung Out
mode of cure atonce simple. cera'n, anu NJ
fectual 10y means Of which every ssftrer' no
matter wha; his condition may be, may cure
himself cheapy privately, and radically
The Lecture shou ID DO in the hands oil every
you and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, 70 any
address, postpaid, on receipt Of siI eents' OF Two
post stamps. Also Dir. Culverwell's "Nsrriass
Guids." price s5 ceals. Address The publishers,
CHAS J. q. KLINE d CO.
1877 Rowsry. New ! ork, Post Office box 1888
February %, 1867. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-04-06
Letter from Gen. Beaulegard.

TIE following q 4 etter from General Brau-
r,gsrd. G>leJ March 81, aldresscd TO the New
Ori+sns Tines:
IL ny humble opinion, sc have but one Of
TAO InlEgs 10 Lo-!es!st or subnn; The hist Is
inadalasIbie IL our painfully exhausted condi-
too. -Four SSars OF desperate wsr have taught
q. that Inc argument O. the sword can no
longer bS Tesor,cd 10 by us 10 redress our grew
sBccs. We must, therefore, submit but with
taui calm dignity becoming our manhood and
onT los! independence.
H. tJGg hesn oyerpowercd in tho late struggle,
NC csu submit 10 The hafsh and ungemerpus con-
titou6 OF our conguerorS without dIShonor, and
We Inu4t adopt The east OF two evils; iutiic
Iss.s!af,ce ID ou!y Cause o"rri"sls ~ be dry
IS closer; We must then acqul;oCe or leave the
4ouuity. Blu We lave TO oeIrly tie land oi
q G.l,h IL sHondou /, ~ Is hour OF 'tre>'
ufisl re should avoid, also, bIlnsing 1t, by
insarna! GissetsioDs, 10 the condition oi poor
Mexico and The unfortunate Soutb Am slcan
IsPuJiica.
v N regsfd to The suffrage OF the foedmru
however ohje,u Onabie 1t may bn al present. Is
a. { .rent o. strength foI the fuiurt. j pop
els handled snd dir=ctld. ue shall defeat on
siIer.orIes Nish their own weapons.
riusa.Io 100 sn so,nr property Qualifications he
tsI bt made ~ take suiilc .eDt lneiesI III lbe al
fair. and prosPe ity o; HE South to insurs an M
ielissht tie on Ii" part.
IL our future political con'e''s With ths
North, on protective iarIfs, Internal E"pfo'e-
nenls, sic. The f. edmen Of The South viii side
With the ~ h; les Of he South and ~ tho West,
and ihey viii thus contribute 10 give as back
tie ,Lhuense "e formerly bal IN aIe councils OF
tie nation
Our people should understand that the Radi-
Gals can remain in power only 40 l"rS az the
public excitement is kept up. As with The tu'-
bid waters o tie Mlssl-slPpl river te sedime"'
tsry PARTICLES ate kept up 1t the surface oni, 70
long 1s the waters ase in mUuoa, the insLnt The
current is checked those PARTICLES fail 10 The
bottom thus " i'll IT be milh Vie Radicals when
peace aud quiet are restored 10 The county
the CoDseG ,aiiSes will then take Tie 'eias III
iheir own hands, and the constitutional laws oil
the land will oure more p:e'aN. / remain
yours, respectfully,
q. r. BEAvRxsARD.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-04-06

BELIEVING that re have enc OF Inc s'ee~
ID and best selected assortments oil tins e'ass
Of Goods ever in this Yslley-snd lhs! no
possess advantages which enable us 10 sell -
low as The Wholesale Houses Of Baltimore, W
therefore respectfully solicit your orders, emo
hop, by diigent attention to the requuerpshs
Of the Trade, to merit continuance OF Soss
patronage. Our stock consists Of
IMPORTED md AMERICAN CUTLERY,
Door Plate, Scrr,c Chest, Trunk and Pad LoeSs'
Strap, Hook, Butt Shutter and T Hinges Sers@'
Scrttc Sp, ing and Ckna BOl:s. Fass, Ra'2''
Braces Gmd Bits, .1ugurs, Ckisel,, L.rsts Ptanes,
Bsrsls. Rules, Cross Cut, Hand, Hood, Com
pass aad Whip Sa,rs, Hatehsts, HdmmeTs, .'dsss'
.lr.s, Conrpcsscs, and Boring Machine .anr'S'
Si,dg.s. Beiio.cs, ScYtp PlaIss, Tsss. TIRE Ben.
der,, Scretc Hrsachts, Dra,cing hrtre', JatS
Serems, Forks, Sho7el,, Chains, Hamt,, RaS"'
Briar aud Grain Seythes, Ma Scoops, .satsoeS';
Picks. Hoes, Bride Bis, Buckles, Rings. faS
Trees, T,rre.s, Post Hooks, Ornaments, Sp",.
C,nbs, Coffin Trimmings and Cabinet hard'
,1ars Trow.ls, PuHsys, Tape LINES, f"nsh"'
Lasts aud Shoe Findings Nails, Spikes, Hor''
and Male Shoes and Nails; also bon Of al! s'"d'
Brooms. Brushes Gni COrdGge.
Thankful for past favors, we re'peeussl
solicit orders for the above named goods.
DAVID HUMPHREYS & CO
February l6, 1867.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-04-06
.,,uopalIeied Scenes Vi Baibariiy-The
Fort HufOTd Massacre.

The Philadelphia Inquirer says: We ore
,;,dly permitted 10 make the following extract
Irno letter dated Font Sully. d. r., Fehtaa-
:. 90 1867, and received in this city on Sa,ur.
Day:
hand. aid 1t appears from all accounts that they
lou,h, b'avely until outnumbered by the red.
,fin,, who killed them all but he Colonel and
vile They then took Them few yards from
ihs post, snd having built fire. tied the Col.
cus.'s hands end feet and put HIM in the fire,
shile bis wife wSs compelled 10 see him burn
ing. Alter that was done they n,alirea'ed her
IN I rhsmeiul manner, and owing oiled her up
so buffalo robe, they iasteaed her on a Wild
horss aud turned him ioose. God only know,
how lons she was on the prairie, but ii haPPsn-
ed very fortunately, that the Clail-carflers ior
that lori encountered her in that condition, and
aztec they had heard y ho she was they took her
IN charge and Ieiusasd With her and the mslls
20 Font Rice.
-Ihu Indians were ] 500 strong-our men
only SO. They fought them three days; but on
third day the Indians took the place, scaIped all
the dead, and those who were officers they Cut
up into small pieces and ale them. That is con
sidered bravery twill not 3s good for then
II they make their appearance around this fort
We are very we'll guarded. There are SIX com
pani hcre-fOur al infantry one OF cavalry ant
one Of anIusry. The " sIher here has been We
~ cold We have lost nearly all Of our stock
frozen 20 death
A letter from the wife OF distinguished army
officer al ST. Louis, received here this morning
sonf,ns the report Of tie capture Of Fort Blu
ford, at ,be mouth cf the y IIowstoEe, on 'ht
Cppes Missouri Col. RIukin. bis wife aEt
.EIld, ard tbe whols garrison. were slaughtered
TO sill about eighty soUls. IL IL due 10 ih
memory oi Col. RsDkin 10 state that be had rep
resented fully, l"r uIUuhs, hrs Inability 10 Iess
p'oi Ee'd Iu;k against the oscrwhe!mIn.
force the JnIians brought a. aIns' hIm, aud re
9usstsd to TO reinforced or drawn INTO o deIen
s,sls pnstl,n N.
P.ivete le;tCrs SOY that he anticipated his fate
and MADE good bis promi.e TO his friends tina
he would defer d bis position 10 The lost man
He pIomiss has besn verified.
Fn,sIe ietters state he repulsed with bis small
1,ice The stacks OF from , gG0 10 5000 Indians
II ing SEQ end "oundhg over lUGU before h
pss o'erwhe med. 1t ,s generally supposed tina
Col. RSnkio shot hs " lie to prevent her fsllins
Il ,lc hsuds Of the Indians. No possible blani'
Gao alta, b TO ia, memory Of Col RankIn tor IN,
tel oi The post, as he hsd many years tspen
snCe W Ih. Indian country, aud was ali officer .
krgsI GOODNESS and dlfcTellon.
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NOTICE +!

y9lHE undersigned having chargs Of The
I Mil formerly known as "Shsfrr' 8
MIL" opposite Whi.ing's Neck. on 'he
Maryland side. is prepared 10 furnish
upon reasonable terms. de-
lrysred on The Virginia Tide. opposite the
Nip. lie will also paw The highest mat
ke, price for WHEAT aud CORN de-
Iiyered 81 The same point
GEO. n. COLBERT,
Agent Ior Boyer e. Watson.
February %, 1861. Ban
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-04-06
Internal Revenue
NOTICE.

4 CCORDING to the late Revenue Acl
~ il becomes necessary that ! should
assess ths Revenue Tax for 1865 and 81.
during The month Of March, | sm there.
fore ready 10 take all assessments for the
above years. and all The citizen, Of Jeffer-
son county will prepare themselves &C.
cordingly. Applications for Licenses, lhe
Assessment Of Incomes. Gold Watches,
&C., &c. for the years above named, are
required to be made. a penalty Of Is
per cen, will be added If persons do not
make prompt and proper returns.
W. J.. HERRlNGTON,
Assistant Assessor. llth Division,
2nd District, West Va.
March %, 1867. aw