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Life on shipboard. and Arrival in
~ England.

TukADAY, July oth.---we have not had a
perfsetly clear day since leaving tho United
States. All Che more agreeable, as sunshine,
whsn reelected from the soa's surface, IL OK
tremely scorching.
- Ths Parser to-day was kind enough to ex-
change Bri,isk sovereigns for my American
. eagles, four Of tho Lion and Unicorn fer one
rspubiican twenty. doilar-bird, which operation
win pat three per cent. In his pocket and save
iAe some inconvenience, perhaps. suspect
the animals win soon "take wing and ay
away fropi me again, bat a'Import
keui cankering rnst, the hidden treasure frets,
bse gosd thstsPut 20 use, more gold begets."
~ Invitation Of an eagincor, aftor breakfast,
fdsscsnded into tho bowels Of this hugo vessel,
which, could tho royal Psalmist see, ho would
ssrsly think thata steamship. like man, was
"fssrfaliy and wonderfully msds." There Is,
Z 10 apsfses snaeenstoraod 10 such ponderous
izashinery, souething grand and terrific In IT,
Z I hsve never before secn an engine having o..
slllsting cylinders. II works like q thing of
iifs. Ny conductor, with light In ono hand,
and esutching me stoutly by tho othor, 10
keep me from pitching into tho machinery
when tho ship rolled, lad mo away cut To tho
{ srd where the enormous iron shaft goes through
fhs stern. and tarnsthe propeller. The shaft,
which is ~ inches IN diameter, Ats tho hole so
sxsetly that not a drop of water leaks
tbroash. The propeller (Which, being sub
merged, Icouid not see) Is Afteon feet In d.,
e4stsr. Rstnrnins 70 the eentss. peopcd
iate the iunsnse eeal.hin !, and sastiy irio
The boiier-rooms anons the stokara Ts 49,,
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PRorEssoR JAMES II. CARLrstE We learn
that Professor Carlisle has during the Das,
week delivered several addresses, character.
ized by his usual eloquenee and ability, to
the teaehers and pupils Of the Green wood
Sunday-sohools. On Saturday evening, tho
7th inst, he addressed the Sunday school
teachers Of the Methodist Church at Green
wood, on the best method OF inparting re-
iSious instruction, and the requisites OF
success in this vocation. On the N ,nday
evening following he delivered an address
10 the children of the Sunday schools In thu
village, upon their duties as pupils aud
upon the afternoon following to the youu.,
OF both sexes, upon the dangers which lie
in the path Of youth, and impede their re-
ligious progress. ....i
Professor Carlisle is truly great and
good man, who consecrates his high gifts 10
the intellectual and moral advancement of
his species. His highest ambition seems tn
be, to make himself useful. His life has
been devoted to the instruction Of youth.
and for this work he Is peculiarly adapted.
He has that rare faculty OF genius oil simpli-
flying truth and clothing the most recon.
dite truths in the garb VI simple and at.
tractive illustration. We wish him O lvng
career Of usefulness "-a,
fAbbevilts Press, goth inst.
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: SnEEcH OF THE PR.srpgsr AT AxrrxrAm-
The following speech was delivered by Prs.;>
don't johnson as tho dedication Of the national
cemetery at Antietam:
: Mr RELLow>CouSrsYxxr In appearing
before you, 1t Is not for the parposv Of max
ing any lengthy remarks, bs< simply 20 ex-
press my appreciation Of the ceremonies which
have taken place to-day. Ny appearances ON
this occasion will be the speech thst 7 VIII
make. My reflections and my meditation,
viii be In silent eonmunion with the dead, ,
whose deeds we are here to commemorate,
shau not attempt to give ptteranco to tho
feelings and emotions inspired by the addres-
ses and prayers which have been msdc, and
hymns which have boon sung. I shall mako
attempt at no such thing. am merely hero
TO give my countenance and aid TO the eeremo
nies on this occasion, but mnst be permit.
ted to express my hope that we may follow ths
example which has been so sloquently alludod
to this afternoon, and which has been 10 clear
" set by tho Hlustrious dead. WHOM ue hook
on yon battlefield, think Of the brave mon
on both sides who fell In she Aerce struople .f
battle, who sleep silent In thoir graves. Yes.
who sleep in silence and peace after the car
nest conflict has ceased. Would 10 God vo
ef the living could initiate their example, %
they lay sleeping In peace In their ton,bs, and
hTe together In friendship and poaee. ZAP
plan'e-J You, my feilow-eitisens, have my
earnest wishes, as you have had my efforts In
timo gone by, in the earliest and moot trying
Poriis, to preserve the Union of these States,
to restore harmony to our distracted and diyid- :
cd country, and you shall have my last efforts
m rindieation of the Gag Of the Republic and
OF tho Constitution Of your fathers. IAp.
plauso.l ......
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oRIGINAL.-
sva ras .ournsas ssrEarpI.r.
Paul Lookabout's by mn for "the
seSff y Nv flNoo Al aya - a.-.

n 40UA AVoA10VUt 4y uu4 IoI tu6
OCCASION k,.
The summer Il ended, one harvest Is ,,ast,
And S;cktss has rest from his labors at last |;
He eut = wide svath, till he had to stop
short;
Having struck on the national root--nsmely,
When he grew rather dull, 80 he lsft--and
has gone.
The Congressional whetstone TO sharpen
upon.4 ~ $50
But siss Dasis, has told us how safe we
may be, ~. &. 8 $ -, {
in the leskiss; boat, on the stormi- ct sea.
His political raft win ride any rougll
weather, 49, sSSss ~
Ifthey seoRt saii tcgether--as we cant have
Why, ihersfl either be money, or the devil
TO nay.
Dan wss itricf, too, as wiss--made us bow
20 the flag.
U wonder the Eagle dont tear m ths rag
/, No youth In . fit OF heroies could dare
To throw tumblers about, or pull any ones
hair.
The papers were silsut--when the cat i.
- about k
Thsrs'. no little mou.ey will dare to peep
5eut;
Yet own. I have thought It excessively
!. queer -
Not one should have 1oidns', to hint Of
!. Oppressed. and downtrodder, poor devils
Fsare we,
Though once We were lucky. as lucky Gam
by. loan be,) ssfs 80
Z For sarnany hard Posts there are Nil through
the land,
And, % tied down are we. BY the one IN
a.&sNIs.a ~ a
That mono OF us, whether we like II, or no.
More than the length Of our fether can 90.
When woman 10 bound 20 mean, sordid
She but one role can act--do the best that
,StGe she can. s.l $50,
Tia with ,dignifed sorrow to bear well her
part; ,... .. q
In al Others she wins but contempt for
her art.
Now, ee arc fast welded, and can't get
-, divorce ~. .-
The south from the North cant be parted
6y force
Then cars be the pride, even foes must ad,
mlre;
Return scorn for Pity. and coldness for Ire.
Like the Roman when vanquished. To tho
powers that be,
Wrap. our man,les about us--and yield
silently. cs -. :
Thus we're called on to keep up our ,pfrits
,s the most.
When onr rights. and our hopes, have both
yielded bie ghost,
Z For they who have bound us,, if 10 strne
~. Cling we fall. ~ - KY
WIN tighten. 70 keep us from strsggling
az aA
10 pure scorn ofimprovidence Of piseaerss, they
8 VIII from us silly fools take the acres away.
They send out their preachers TO bid us
repent; .,so 8 -. ..t.s
That we've sinnea. has been shown by the
dreadfA ev,sE
Poor Job. In his sorrow, once soroly was
tri.d,
And with sarcasm, thus to such rro.ers
"Sarey. ys are hs people. aud doubtless
. tbs true, .,.a
That ,sisSss Aerse.f win quite perish with
Oh, .peak in Thy whirlwinds. OF where is
Which made Eliphaz tremble, and bade
Job rejoicei
Well make Thee IN altar. Oh. hesr but our
prayer
Ase.ps us and as!f shall be offered up there.
~ - P.L
. -..-.c....,.5 - s.. ~ u - y. .s-tl -.
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RIcGMosD, October 4.

General Schofield has issued nm order pre-
scribing tho mode for election. The civil po-
lice are to keep order. Polls arc to be held
responsible for disorder. Registering officers
during election shall have the powers of the
military commission, A registered voter ar
rested for any offence election day, must be al
lowod TO vote before taken TO jail. In dis>
tricts Of 500 voters, soperate places will be
provided for whites and blacks to vote. No
candidate for tho convention shall oficiato as
registering officer in tho election. All liquor
shops in the vicinity Of the polls to be closed
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-10-09

Mrs MuSyoRp. the widow Of the man
who was hung by General Butler, in New
Orleans. Is now living In Abingdon, Va, In
great d, s'itution. The Virginian calls for
aid for her and three faith erless children,
Tax sheriff OF spartanburg District has
levied upon locomotive and tender Of the
Spartenbarg and Uuion Rail road TO satisfy
an execution for State taxes Here's q
chance to start railroad on q small scale.
The Spartan, with great pain and SYM
pathy, announces the death of Mas Matte
Ohphant, daughter of Mr.. N. @. Oliphs Mt
Of that town. Jhe unfortunate young Ia.
dy was thrown violently from buggy on
saturday last and received injuries th a.
ca lsui her deal Ia.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-10-09

FaoN TEsNEssEE-TRoupLR BETWEEN lBx
MILITIA AND CrIzESs AT jackson, Madison
county. on Friday morning, prominent
citizen named Hurd, was shot dead by the
militia after the former had given up his
arms The murder is said to have been
most cold.blooded and atrocious one. The
citizens have collected together and CON-
menced to arm for the purpose Of driving
the militia from the place. United States
troops are being pushed forward to che
scens Of disturbance. and general riot H.
expected. The militia had been commit
ting deprsdstions on citizens in various
localities. - Columbia ChroHiels.
The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1867-10-09

A STORY Is told about tho late ". Hope, the
banker, Of Amsterdam, thas he had bought
picture as Rembrandt and given 1000 gui-
meas for IL. Finding that 1t did not quito 1T
the frame, no sont for q carpenter to case 1t a
httlo.. Whilst watching the operation, he re-
marked how wonderfully the picture was pr,
served, considering that IL was nearly two
hundred years old. "That is impossible" :"
said the carpenter. "This wood is mahogany
and mahogany had not been introduced into
Europe at that timc." Mr.. Hopo burut tho
picture.
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ron THE soyuuKRS ESrKnrRrsE.
To all who have taken the Am.
nesty Oath.

LISE CaEEK, s. c., Sept. 81. 1867.
Gentte'nem-As citizen Of Cireenville
District, aud the State Of South Carolina.
and in prospect Of the expected election
which 10 Ia determine the que.tion whether
we shall live under government CONTROL.
ell by wisdom. education aod experience,
or one controlled by ignorance, vice aud
superstition. aud Proferiing a good govern
ment to bad one, am induced to address
you this article, setting forth, in one point
OF view, reasons why 1 cant support the
changes proposed ia the organic law Of
our State. Those reasons l submit 10
the calm. considerate reflection Of every
man in this Disirict, who ha. taken the
Amnesty Oath. II they are sound, there is
but one question for each Of us 10 ask him
self that is" What is in conformity Nth
he obligations of my oath :" And in order
That we may the better understand iis obli-
cations. herewith submit copy of the
one which have taken. and in compliance
with which pen these lines: ...-
Headquarters United States Forces.
No. l4SS. Provost Marshalrs Office,
GreanviIia G 4, A.. ol ,o,, Il.
IAc c.. '.'''
pr.senee of aim,rr.u c. ~ -, ;"
bsncar,r,h t.;a,t,IIn ""
the c.,ns,;,,,;o, .f - -, N "o
Tho I1n;o, s a.. G., -, ''a'e'' ""u
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wb;.b k..a -. - au pvo'"''suonS
r,h.,,;cn .,,,h '"0 eA"."s
oi ..v.. :, r,n NJ ''ras''h
Ih.,o h.rn 80. -. =,
n,ms of AI,n;..,, a. - 'a"' :" 'ne
Him s,r u,. III, 80 ,P,'' "
dst. ub....f,.,, .,,,- n $3.50 nun, Us
| s.,,J a.. /,.I.,;,..,, 'Ip' ."a "'-
s.J,L. y,..,... 80 ~ =" a t's''
ph,. o.,h .,,I;. ".,'"'t'e,. ,s."'p
al. ca,.,,,,,.s ''y support
A,.n., Ieas =, -, oa %
6.H. .n,, - ~, J'
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aD,, c,n.,,,.,,.. - .uu ,"'s .ne
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ar .,, ~. s"en s"ea'
.,... A',"n.s .''' IN
orc .,,a..-. P.'',oa ''r me-
-. 2, -. '""' - 70
SiS..s .. ~ W Ah sworn
o....,.... y '' S'"''' "a'el
oo"'''u''oh Ie '"at mas maze no provision for
negro Suffrage. This Is all that j ask
Give us N uninn undap fha
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0s Thussday night the inhabitants Of Nj
agara County, New York. were visited by
q curious phenomenon. in the shape OF
a heavy rain storm from perfectly cleai
SKY. ~ :. ~
eE Lyman TrumbuiI, Uhted States
Senator from Illinois. has written q letter,
In which he argues against the power Of
Congress &c rrgalste suffrage in the States.
Hs says 1t - Unconstitutional, and cannot
be DONG.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28
BALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR.-We revise quotations as fol d.
lows Howard street super and cut Tx.
IRA 80 50 . 1000, Howard s,rcol EIirN
Shipping $3.50 100, Howard street
high grades Sll 80 II 90, Howard ST..
Family SI2 80 1900.
WIiEAT.-The offerings Of Whea,
were comprised q 500 bushs WLile end
II $50 tu,hs red; prime and choice are
IN good demand, but lower grades end
tough were dull, though held frm-inclu-
ded in tie sale. were 500 bushels fair to
good Whr'e at 50 30 $50, no prime or
choice sold; 500 bushels choice Mary land
and vollep red al 80, 80; 500 bushs prime
at $40; 1860 boshs good al S2,5Os2..
90; 100 bu,bs al S2.4O 2.45; $500
b0.bs Inferior and tough at 81 2,35.
CORN 5000 bushs White receive I;
market dull. only so beshs reported cold
at 81 20; 100 bu.hs yellow offered, with
sales at $3.50, 1910 DO. a, sI,32, AMI
100 bush 81 3l.35.
OATS-is20 bu.h, offered; market
dull, only 800 busbs sold al 10 cts, quote
good 10 prime II 65 10 Gle.
RYE 100 bnsh- received; lO7 bush
sold a, 81 4o snJ 23s bushs al sl,l5.
GOLD. Goid IN Bnlumoio was quo
TED al 49,; IN New York l43i.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28
4flnrria9rs.

At ,hc Presbyterian Church Of THE
place, on Wednesday morning the 25lh
instant, By Rev. T.. ". Bedlncer, Mr..
+. HIimcr Laimcr and Mss Nary
JosepAbe Qmgisy. daughter OF Dr. John
QmaIey Ill OF IhIs place.
On W ednesiay evening the 25lb met,
at the Reformed Parsonage Of this place
By Rev. II. Wrssler. Mr., Remington
SDoHS to Mrs. Kate Spots, sll OF SheH-
hcrdstnWn.
In M.runsbuTg on lie 24h inst. by
Rev. J. :. iIe,Ig, Mr. George d. Uhii-
son to Miss Rcbetca q. Hayien.
A, Harper's Ferry, on the 2i'h inst,
bv Rev. Father Cam. Mr. Morgan Mar
lin to Mrs Ella &, HuiHgGn, both cf
NaulT.burL.
In Mauln-burg, on ue 24,h inst BY
Rev. Wan D. iI.r.ou. Mr. Fi,p ~
Mipiy 10 M,.s Wary l.. Eishrr.
In Marlu.burg. on me 24lh inst. by
Rev. J. 5 lriiig, Mr. Rnfus b Ctamp
to Miss Gcorgia,a Matthews.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

4 Lieutenant IN the u. 5. army, IN
command OF a town in Mississippi
brought with him disrepuIable woman,
NJ, psrsmour, and sent her TO the hotel
for rooms The proprietor o! he hotel
refusing to receive her, the officer order
ed a ruarl 10 take possession OF The hotel.
and thu. found accommodations for his
female friend. The case was reported
to Gen. Ord, who ordered the arrest OF
the officer, Who was courI-nsrIla!ed'
found gully Of the charges preferred a.
Cainst him, and dismissed from the se:-
wee. Gen. Grant approved the sentence.
Judge Holt, however, recommends al
abatement Of The sentence 10 suspension
Tor one month, on he ground that the
principal witness bad b.en Ia the Coniet-
crate service
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

The REcRNr Amnesty PROCLAMATION.
The New York u Grid OF Monday con.
,sIns letter from Washington, which
piges a list Of promine Mt rebels WHO ara
exempted from pardon under The 'e'et'
amnesty proclamation, issued BY he
President. Chief among these are Jede'-
son Davis, Alexander II. Stephens, Rob
ert Toombs. r. NJ. +. Hunter. }. p.
Benjamin, James h. Seldom, John C.
BreckInridge. :. X. Mallory, Thomss
Bragg. Of Norrh Carolina, John Slldsl.,
lanes VI. Mason. L. Q c. Lamar. jacob
Thompson. C. c. Clay, Beverly Tucker,
VI F. Naurv. and Generals Lee john
s,on b auregard, Cooper, Brsgg, Long
street. iardce, Hood, Pember'on, Kirby
Sm,h. Holmes, Magruder, Pickett, Ear
is, Plire, McLaws, Cobb, Lowell, tluger'
G " smith. Hindman, Dick Ta'I
Hampton, Forrest, Cheaiham. Buckner'
and Mshone.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

Ss. CIEcurr CoURr.-The October
Term Of our Circuil Couu Will cougene in
THIS PLACE Oh Monday the i4Ih OF OclO-
Der. The following is lisl Of the Pe;i!
Jury summoned for tie occasion Den
MS Mccullough, Lew NICHOLS, john w.
Packet, WIN. EIssIiF, Joshua Myers, 5.
+. Bslch. Alex. Kelly, Oscar l.. w. Pat
iarson. II. V. Daniels, Nathan Curry,
.lohn b. Emory, Jacob RuehaTi. Joseph
Wsge}py, Philip Stevenson. Joseph W.
S:edman. John Bcl.man, John II. Mar
IN. Jsnes n. Smurr, John !. Alstadl,
I.n j Moler, Lawrence Finley, Wm.
Nj. Snyder, Jas Ames, John II. Hodges.
Thos. Brother,oa. John III. Keesecker,
John Dernyer, Jos. NJ. Edwards, &. w.
Miller, Geo. Show, Richard w. Haier,
Wa. Granlham. J. ID. Fiynn, Jos. ".
EngIe Jno. II. FuriDey. Earnshaw James.
GRAND JURY.-rhomas LickIIder,
John Miller, John L. Schley, Lorenzo
E.chison, Joseph s. Fleming, Ehud Tur.
ncs. Thompson Johnson. John Cook,
George Byers. w. Underdonk, John
Boror. Alex. Kelly. Edmoad Z. Cham
ber,, Mathew Quinn, MeEiha Walsh,
Charles King. Henry Cannon. VIM. /.
Baden, Jos. y. Holmes. RswIeigh Bow.
ere, Anthony Turner, Henry Wilt, Chas.
Lqngdon, Thomas E, Woodward.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28
=. wedding IN GlenwOod Cemetery.

Yesterday afternoon the delightful
grounds of Glenwood Cemetery Se'e the
scene of most uncommon ceremony Tor
such locality. a fair and ilIsl youLg
LADY. Miss Mcdaniel, residing not lar
from The cemetery, unfortunate IN the
loss of an excellent mother, 10 whom she
was exceedingly attached, bur happy IN
in lover from the far and Sammy South
had selected The spot where slumber her
mothers ashes, and PeEchsnce. ho'efs
her mothers spirit, for the nupraIs cere-
monies. The throOG Of friends aud the
curious was very large. The uoFnaI
parry formed and walked in procession
from the gateway 10 the grave. The
bride, modest and graceful glrI, Was a.
tired in half mourning for her mother.
with black silk skirt and bodice, white
trimmed with black. The bridegroom,
Mr.. Dawson, Of Georgia, was an uuusu-
ally fne.!ooking person, and altogether II
was fine appearing bridal pair. It va.
certainly very extraordinary idea and
vet lh,re Is something very touching and
tcaual-, ,ror al,.-NqtioaGI H'sihgCG-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28
~ ElMwQo2 CEnrrERy The inter

o. ELMwQo2 CENGTERv The inter
esung services connected with The conse-
nratlGn OF "E!mwood Cemetery" will
take place to-day al 4 o'clock, when APP
,,roprls,e religious exercises will be had,
;he Chatter read, end an address deliver
ed by the Rev DR.. Andrews after which
he ground all be formally dedicated and
The beautiful spot selected for 'he inter
mrul Of The dead sel apart 10 It's sacred
uusl. 1t is earnestly hoped that the cin-
2eus oi The towD .pd vicinity viii mani
test lhcir appreciation Of This Iaudoble IN
deuaking by general Attendance upon
The occasion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

g. SmRPHERu.TowN CEMENr.-The
sac he:ds,own Cemeni Company, which
j. composed III sinly Of cilizens Of Wash
irgton, have purchased of Nessfs. Ritter,
q Georgetown, The packet boat Ids,
yhish they propose to use os freight
boat to bring 10 ibis market the cement
made By This company. This article is
considered superior by he builders in this
community, being as sharp aGd with as
much oody az ,be best Rosentsls ever
ought 10 his market The company
propose to make depot IN tins cly' and
herealic. will be able TO supply tie great
demand for the article. So says The
Washington MtsiHgencsr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

Ma. We learn from The lllgersIown
5IaH, tha, MIR. Geo. w. Graves, native
of Clarke county, Va, recently died at
Ascension Parish, Louisiana, aged fifty
two years. and leaving behind him an es-
tale valued at SI75,OOO lie emiSTsiei
to Louisiana IN 1887, and previous TO The
war was estimated 10 be worth $780,
900, but the war caused him heavy loss
cs. lie had seven brothers and sisiers re-
siding near Shsrpsburg. and aEolher broth
CT in Memphis, Tennessee, to whom lie
has lsll his entire estate, which is to be
equally divided between them. Mr.. c,
G. Graves, one OF the brothers. and a
contractor on the Western Maryland rail-
road. has just recently returned from
Louisiana. where he had gone TO iHvesIi'
gate his brolheG's aFdirs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

&C. Mr.. ]. Hrryey Ewing, lawyer
of Baltimore, charged with tie Invesliga
ton If the Graf. Croft or Grove estate,
sailed from New York on lie Steamship
Civ v ashngion, (loman line OF We'd
nesJay The 25ib, for Europe, TO carry out
his mission.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

&C. Marriage and tea notices are
Published gratuir"u-Iy. Ministers. AMI
persons knowing ni such occurrences IN
their neighborhoods, are requested TO fur
nish us with the facts imme diaIeIy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28
For House Of Delegates.

rs RigEis,ine s tlumrickhousc have just
received from the Eastern market full Stock
of Ready Made Clothing, Cassimers, Cloths and
general supply q gents Furnishing Goods, to
which ,hoy invite he attention Of their old Gus
toners aud he public generally Advertise
Inenl next week
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

IL LLOYD Lcckliier Is nov opening large
>ioCk Of Fall aud Winter Ready Made Cloth
Jag, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps and Not ons, TO
which hc invites the aticuIon OF ms old Gus
Aomrrs Advertisement next " eek
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28
Dcnil)s.

On the moToiug Of tho 2lsI inst, Nj.
.Naria T. DrrjS, wife Of Mr.. Thomas
W. Dsy., Of Charicslown, IN the 13rd
wear of her age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

nSe Tine editors oil The NsW Era snd
Free Press are discussing the propriely
OF revis,ng the Old Berkeley and JelTer-
son Agricultural Society. A good idea
brethren, we go for that 100"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

Vs. A northern man who recently EN-
,afaied to ,hls county, made 1900 pounds
~ honey from fifty bee stands last sum
mer, which be sold for 2450. Our farm
ef, should prohl By Ibis Yankee exam
ple,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

a. Sweet Potatoes have made iheir
appearance in our town. and selling al So
per bushel. Peaches have rated al from
81 TO So per bushel, and apples a, so
,sIis 10 81.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

g. Mr.. Dsrnell, our Artist. pulled
up stakes" yesterday for Hsdgesvllle,
where he vii! probably remain some time
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-09-28

Beef ia he interior OF Texas, is 81
cents per round.