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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06
Berkeley County.

We clip the following from The Mar.
tinsburg Mon Of last week -
Nine colored persons were baptized a
Fuz's dan la, Sunday. and on Monday
evening six more were baptized at ihs
same place.
A MARROW EscAPE.--On Wednesday
last. Christian Lsniz was descending 9
we'll; after reaching The bottom he heard
something crack, and on looking around
saw The wall giving away; he made il
known above. and succeeded in geuing 10
The Top just as 1t fell in.
Board OF SUPRRvIsoRs.-On The 2lsi
The new BosId was sworn in, and James
Nj. Vsnmeire was elected President. and
James w. Robinson was elected Clerk.
They then made The annual levy Of tax.
es, and have fixed il 81 40 cents on the
slUO. This makes difference Of l6
cents, and will be hailed with Joy by all
taxpayers.
CHARGE OF LARcESy.--Adam Bales.
charged with the larceny Of 339 ivory
checks, valued al % cents each, amount.
ing 10 Ss4. rs, from Rpber. ID. Chambers.
ri ihi. place, in December. 1865. was on
Monday evening last, arrsigned before
Justice Luce, and committed by him to
The county Jail. TO await The action OF the
Grand Jury. al the September term.
Capt. ]. G.. Btubsker. agent of the
Freedmen's Bureau. Tor Berkeley and
Jefferson counties. called in at our sane
lum on Wednesday last. He informs us
that he has made arrangements in both
To have schools running IN very
short lime.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06
3r We are under obIigs,lons TO our
yoaas friend Benz. G. Unsrld, Of The Mu-
siesl Hall. Boston. Mass. for Giles Of pa
psn Bent ".

o. The editor Of the Chambsrtbur(
Nsliey Spirit made "Trip up the Shen
andoah Valley Of yireinia. . few day.
Ego. End while returning "homewara
bound" he says he passed through Shop
hsrdsioWn, end thus pays !, . leit-handet
compliment. |:
"Shephsrdssown. whore We stayed the
last nigh, Of the trip, is ricke,y old place
apparently Of no great importance. The
new Coart House 10 quite handsome
building though not large. The new ia'
10 also neat structure. In the evening
here We tried fishing for bass 10 the Pc.
tonsc, bu. owing To the scarciiv OF bait
6sh, W. did IA, succeed. Mr.. buncsn
csugh, one sbou, sir inches long"
There are only Two ways fer account.
ing for the above description. The frs'
il that the editor OF the Spirit. having ion
bibed too much ",angle.foo," whiskey up
che Valley. arrived in osr Town with bis
percep,ivs Organs slightly "obfuscated."
and feeling "ricke.y" himself. imagined
that Shepherds.own was ''ricke,y old
place" The second way Of accounting
for il is, that the editor. lsbnring under
she effres Of bad shisk.y. mi,io"k
Shs,p.burs for Shrpherds,own. AMI wen
fishing in The Aniie,sm for the Potomac.
He slso speaks Of his partner catching a
six inch bass. We doub, very much il
she editor. al ,ha, lime. could distingLi. b
. bass from ..fadpols +"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Thomas B. Willis. complainant.
VS.. IN ClIANCERY.

Thomas B. Willis. complainant.
VS.. IN ClIANCERY.
Daniel Sn, der. AJm'r.. &c., defendant.
Iii s"jndged. ordered and dec'eed
thai This cau.e be- rpcommiitcd Ia a Com
missioner OF Tins Cour! and that he do rs
certain snj report whs, amour. OF lhe
I.urchsse money Of The land in the bill
mentioned, bought by David II Snyder
Of Daniel Snyder in his life lime has beer
paid by The sad David II. Snyder in his
Iifelime,or by his personal representatives.
TO Daniel Snyder or his personal repre-.
seEiaiives aud what amount Is siill due
and unpaid and what portion OF The mon
| les in the bill named The said heirs Of Da-
vid II. Snyder are entitled 10, and The re.
speciive share of each nf said heirs there
in, and that the said ommlssioDer do iGr.
,IIrr ascertain and report on whist portion
III Tue monies in The bill named due from
Thomas Fl. Willis and William b. WI.
lis. and in the proceeds Of the sae Of 'he
Nillville Mill. and The Doiety, FIVE acres
thereto belonging the widow of Daniel
Snyder. the said Elizabeth A. Snyder has
q right TO dover. aud what IS the pres nj
value OF said dover. interest. end also .
statement of The amount due from the
plaintiff compromising The interest from
The 3lsi day OF May. 1859. pur,usnt 10
the written agreement of the plaintiff filed
10 the papers with any Other matters
which he may deem perlinen, or any Of
The parties may require TO be stated, and
make report thereof 10 this court in order
10 final decree.
And said Commissioner is authorized
10 give notice OF The tine and place he
may sppoia, 10 execute This order BY pub
Iicaiion once a week Tor four successive
weeks 10 some newspaper published IN
Shepherdsiown. such publicaiion To br
equivalent TO personal service OF notice
upon the parties.
A true copy-Tesie.
w. A. CHAPLINE. Clerk C. c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06
wAkr,Eran CEMETERY -Dr. J. +

mrANTiETan CEMETERY -ilr. j. K.
Snodgsa.s. Commissioner Of the National
Soldiers Csae,eIy al Aniietsm. for Nes
York. has received an official letter from
Presidsp, Gsrrs,. pledgipe The completion
nf the Washington county branch Of the
Balimnrs snds Ohio Railroad to Keed, -
vile. within iwaA or three miles Of the
cemetery grounds. by the l7,h Of Sep.
TENDER next. The snnissrsary Of the battle
Of An,ieiam. Hence the. dedication q.
tina. time becomts fixed fact, The ded-
.ica,ion committee Of which Dr. Snodgrass
10 chairman. is now in ssssionast Wash.
ineion. arranging the details Of abe cers.
mony. The committee Of arrangemen,s
for the dedicstion have invited The Presi.
dent and Cabinet. and also SCongrsssmen
10 extend their sympalhies and cosopers.
lion 10 the ceremony Of dejicstion. and
also made arrangements 10 extend The in.
viiaiion 10 the army snd navy. and the
Governors and Legislatures OF the differ.
en-, States. Instead Of selecting sApafiic.
ulsr writer Of the principal poem on the
occss on, the committee have concluded
70 throw open the theme 10 sln par,s o.
the country. with the requesf .ha. they
furnish poems Of no, less than goo linel
each. None Of the poegs 80 furnished
excepting the sucssssfuIsshe y I'll be made
public WITHOUT The consent OF the authors
4..s.,.t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

&S- email white. hairy worm. abou
oss inch long. has been playing havoc
with some Of the gardens in town, des.
uoying aud literally es.ing up every kind
OF veseishle. They accumulate on the
uaJer side of,be leaves and strip the slock
eissn. This i. doubtless something like
abe s.atny wofu." that has been visiting
che upper Valley.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06
as. We learn from The DanviIle. Ill

&a- We learn from The Danvile. Hi.
nois. CJmmtrciai, that al presby
Sra berry Festival held in that city re-
Gently. Mr'. William lisssry, daughter
of ,hs late Thomas Hessey. Of ,his place,
seeeivsi prcmium vi FIVE collars for the
finest boquel Of charming arrangement
4ot lose buds and other flowers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06
Commissioners Notl
Oliver Cron ellis Adult. n,

N"'es N'oip" sH AUNT nj a.
vs, in CHANG
Oliver CromweIi's legslees, dei.
! HE Court doth further sdjud,,
aud decree that a commissioner
court do make further serlemes,
aam'nisiIa,or accoun, Of Logan
Administrators de bnnis non with
annexed Of Oliver Cromwell. a,
'ince said settle men, Of April IS,
and do ascertain The ameunl Of the
of Oliver Cromwell for dislr baton
ding the amounts shesn on sand
Of April lS, 1861. to he due from 4
aiees Oliver John Gron well, ia
Ford and Henrietta 6. lis wife,
Clay Cromwell. Richard w. Cros
and Daniel w. Ctom well. and III,
commissioner make any corrections
necessary ia said former report sat
,iculsrly ascertain aud report whe,hu
pay meni TO the husband Of Mary
Crom well ss stated in said former I'd
was go made as that she is liable NJ
charged on account thereof or Wild
the personal representative paying
same is liable therefor is Improperly
and who was the personal represent,
who made said paymen, aud also vh,
Leroy Thomas in right of his dect
ife 10 entitled TO The distrbu,ive .
of his said life. including Ihe s5S2
named on page IL IN said former 81,
and il not who is entitled 10 The same
that said commissioner make any q
statements and report sny and other
iers that may be necessary 10 a final
cree. fixing The rights Of all The pal
the amounts To which each is entitled
report any matter required by any oi
parurs and The said commissioner in
ecu,ing his decres may give notice Z"
time aud place when and where he
pr"rerd with the came, four succs'
weeks 30 a newspaper printed IN 5
such publication TO be eq
len, 10 personal service on The par,le'
A True ropy-Tes,e.
w. A. CHAPLlNE, Gle
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

~ We learn from the Spirit that
Aos,in ~ sock. son of Thomas Lock.
near Snsmi, Point. in this county. shot
ahims.lf .. ChaIlss.own on Monday morn.
Ing last. through Tho head. Whether BY
secitsn, ar design 10 mol known. He
vs- about ls ys,rs II sge and youth d
1ssef P;omases
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

De- We learn that the pupils Of Mr..
Nc .Mutran's School acquitted themselves
very handsomely a, their examination on
Friday last. We are glad 10 hesr this,
for we know that their teacher has labor.
ed hard and sssiduoosly Ito teach the
young idea how to shoot" All the
schools in town have now closed for the
summer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06
GOODS DOWN 1!

Great Reduction in Prices.
WHE undersignrd wishing 10 reduce his
4 large Stock OF DRY GOODS. ofrss
the same al greatly reduced prizes.
Large quantity Of Dress Goods will be
sold for less Than cost. Persons wishing
bargain. are invited 10 call before pureha
sing elsewhere. My siork OF GR0CE
RiES viii be kept up and sold on ress
onsbie.lefms.
D. s. RENTcH.
Jolly 6. 1867. N
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

&C. We are informed tina, The code oil
Yves. Va. will be SO far completed that
The Legislature will be convened late 10
October TO revise and adopt il.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06
Wanted |!

Pwo GOOD BRICK M0ULDERS.
q Apply =.
July 9 THIS OFFICE.
n EEP COOB.--PsIm Leaf Fans. only
a. eve c. nis, Tor sale by
july 9 ID. s. ReBieh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

o.. The weather has been unusually
no, for the past week, and being the be-
ginning of harvest, il is very hard on the
hands unsccus,omed TO exposure 10 the
sun. Harvest hands are scarce.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06
R e A. Els Ia I E

A LII persons in virglnis having Real Esssse---
II such as FARMS, MILLS. FACTORIES.
TO w PROPERTIES Il TIMBER LANus,
that they ~ish 10 sell. sfe advised 10 sdysa's.
tie same. frat, ia their ovn local joufnsis. spd
neat in the HAGERoTOWN NAIL, mere
paper that
Circuiaffs $500 Copies H~k!y,
rub,i.hed st Hsger.io~p, Nd. W pssLed ,
" ason. The tide OF emigration Is nos f'H'ne
Oh 10 yirginis--our Mar laid sud lrpns5issnis
fsrsers are selliug oil their farms 81 bigh pfees
and ssek.Dg new homes 10 our sls'sf s'a's'
Those Who emiersie. are IS espersI 'hines
o. en- Of muscle and means, and viii AID naien.
ally in de.sloting the great natural wealth OF
.lhs mother of states" We are publishing
the NAT as Central point, the very beat u
Which 10 advertise land. IL Is very p0pu!ss -
i Real Esss,e Adsenising medium, lie pages frs.
queplIy containing from THREE 20 six columns Of
this class OF sd~srlisine. We have numsfess
orders Tor The paper ffom time 10 tiae, from per-
sops in Mary land and alta distance. Who merely
de.ie il on account Of its Land advertising.
Our tefas Are modurste, and We wil ssks
pleasure 10 Answering III Iessefs Of Enquiry.
kS- Advertisements can be sent 10 a. tuoash
the editor of the Register" or direct - Ne
parties may prefer. Address.
DECHERT &AwASo&.
Poblishess .Mssi," Hsgestssn. Ne:
! June 20, 1867.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

WS-50. 81 and 81 inch Circola'
- Saws, warranted. vi less than B,l,i.
more prices. d. Humphreys e. Co..
July 6 Chsrles'nwn.
QHAlNS-Trsce, Breast, Halter. Bear.
"a ing. Stay. Filth, Spread g. Log Chsi's
for sale, with warrant. by
d. Humphreys g. Co..
July 9 ChsrlestOwn
~ ETTLES-Bell. Metal. Porcelain and
~ Brass Kettles for sale by
ID. Humphreys & Co.,
July 8 Charlesiown.
Hay & Manure Forks.
X Of superior quality. cheapest IN mar.
kel. for sale by d. Humphreys 8. Co..
July @ Chsrleslown.
CHAMPION Clothes Wrmpers, for sale
u by d. Humphreys E Co..
jul, 6 fhailesiOwn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

Commissionsr's O6frr. Z
Shepherdsiown. w. Va. July 6 1867. 5
Notice is hereby given 10 Ill parties in.
ieres,rd that on Thursday the 22nd day
Of August nexi.sl nv office 10 Shepherds
town. | will proceed to execute the above
decree.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06
Commis,ioner's OEc,

Commis'ionsr's Office.
Shepherds,nwn. W. Va, July 6. 1867. n
Notice i. hereby given TO oil parties 10
teYs,ed that on Tuesday the 20lh day Of
August next. st my Office in Shepherds
Town. | will proceed to execute The sbo''
decree,
HENRY BERRY.
Com missioner.
July 6. 1867. Cps fee $4,000 ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

g. Resolutions OF THANKs.---At .
communication OF Mt. Nebo Lodge. A..
F. a. A. NJ, held July LIST, A. L.. 1867.
the following sx,rsc, from the minutes
Was ordered 10 be published -
Res9lued. Ths, the thanks of this Lodge
be returned 10 the orator of the day. Rev.
Ii. Bishop, for his able and entertaining
address; TO the ladies' and gents of The
choir for the music so kindly furnished;
TO the brethren Of the Lodges who favor
ed Us with their presence; and TO the pub
lie generally for their expectations"
IL A shooting occurred at the Saloon of
MIR. ]. w. Grant on Friday morning, in which
Henry Miller, the keeper of another ssIoon shot
twice atMr Grant. one ball grazing his shout
dcr.and breaking the skin, who escaped under
the counter and gathering bucket Of water.
threw il into Miller's face, vi ich enabled hin,
10 get hold Of The pistol. Miller was then ar
rested aid taken to Jail. We know not HE prov
ocstien, II there was any, for the shooting.
Miller VAS intoxicated:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

bsp "TAe Southern Opinion" is thu
ile of large size weekly paper. pub
Iished in Richmond. Va, by II. Rlve'
Pollard. at 90 per snnum. The Literary
department is under the control Of lbs
plished writer and poet Paul u,
FHa,ne. Judging from The number We
have seen. the paper 10 destined 10 be lib
orally psrronizrd aud will prove vsiua
bic visitor to every Southern Preside. i
i. live, paper and embodies the feelings
and spiri. of the times. Taking the SIT
uaiion as il is and events as they occur
the editor yields his tTenchsnt blade with
great power against The revolutionary and
destructive measures Of the present hour,
and spares no, those Of the past who sac.
rihced their honor for filthy lucre.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

O. |. 0. O. F Al . regular mPeilnR
of Caledonis Lodge, held on Saturday
evening last. the following Officers were
elected l.r The ensuing 'erm:--
5. P. HUMRICKHOUSE, N. G,
p Fl. STROBE. V. G.
ABRAHAM HARRIS, i.
G.. NJ ENTLER. y.
JOHN P HILL. Il. s.
A. ]. BRANTNER. Q. G.
WM r. ARTHUR. Chaplain:
This order We understand Is IN Hour
ishipg conji,or. and holds lis regular
meetings every Sail r1ay evening.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

~ The OLp GuARD.-The July number OF
The Old Guard is now ready. MIR. Simms's
story has now reached the seventeenth chapter,
and the plot begins to be developed. Mr.
Cookies sketch this month is on the battle OF
Fredericksburg. The editor has an article on
Suffrage and the Condition Of the South DR..
Van Evrie discourses on Sixty Years Of Democ-
racy. Who and What are the Negroes, Cate
chism of the Constitution Of the United States,
and various other articles, make up readable
number. The Old Guard is for sale by all new
agents, at 25 cents per copy. Mail subscribers
So per year. The publishers literally offer ic
all who subscribe for 1867. and take the back
numbers from January, large steel plate por.
trait of Jackson or Lee, the price of each Of
which is 81 %. Now is the time to subscribe
Address Van Evrie, Horton & Co., No. l62 Mas
sau street, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

HENRY BERRY.
Commissioner.
July 9 1867. (prs fee $4,000 4,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

&C. The Land We Love, edited by
Gen. d. II. Hill. for July. has been re.
|ceived. The contents OF This DumbsI
are very interesting. as well as iOslruc.
tive. The Haversack is better filled now
than i, was during the war. We recon.
mend i. 10 all who desire truly South.
ern Magazine. Address irwin d Hill,
publishers, Charlotte, North Csrolins.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-07-06

a. an event(ul era In the career Of the CONNER
cial interests of this community. We tender 10
you the thanks Of or people for the benefits VIC
expect to derive from your efforts here We
firmly believe that your project will be sue.
cess not only in enriching the members Of the
company, but in enIivening and promoting the
best interests of our people. The establishment
of manufactures will furnish emploJme for
our laboring classes, while the products thereof
will create and increase the traffic ard inter.
course between This and other sections of on,
country. And your success will be an ilIusir
Gus example and strong inducemcut to the car
Ei,alists of other parts to come here and do like
wise, and thus will be established that compeii.
ton which is the life Of trade. And we bic
them come.
We would, too, csll your attention 70 the gifi.
bestowed upon this county mobile OLD jefferson
by the bounteous hand Of nature, TO our fer
tile sill so we'll adapted 10 agriculture, 10 GU,
water powers and fine locations for manufac
lures. We ask the development Of these, ans
offer with them the advantages-for which ",
are indebted to our people-of canal and rail
road in our immediate proximity, which render
our county easy Of access. and connects US Iii
Irecsly with the greatest commercial depots o
| the continent. And these are certsinly import
ant regulates and weighty items to be consider
| ed by those wishing 10 select site for the es
tsblshu,ent OF an active aud profitable business
and for paying investment.
We acknowledge the obligatiors OF gratitud
we owe you for this. to US important undeita
king and hope that in part remuneration yo
may ever meet at the hands Of our citizens
cordial reception. that you may End them kin,
aud entertaining. and realizing dat this plac
may be made pleasant hons, and being one
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15
Tho Next Congress.

The special Washington correspondent Of tho
New York World writes:
Speculation is already rife as 10 the presiding o.
ncers OF the next Congress, for, as Senator Fos-
1ers term OF offlce will expire on tho 4th OF March,
q now President Of Tho yenate will have to be
chosen. Thts latter however, tB small matter as
compared With tho speakerahip of tho House.
Speaker Coiiax is anxious for reelection, and his
prospects are very good. But recently It has boon
sscoftainsd that thsrs IL is an against
" working in opposon 10 Nm ssrn are gpiG%t %
may not give them the assistance which they will
uced to SECURE tho success Of all their oroiects -
Thad. Stevens is understood to favor the seloc-
ton Of new Speaker, as he fools sorely ct bcing
called to order, few days since, for hia remarks
about Mr.. Bingham, Of Ohio, and the call being
sustained by Speaker ColfaI. He has not named
candidate for the speakership but Il is believed
Radical, otherwise too mild to offer the slightest
opposition to any proposition introduced or en-
clifton to the recollection Of ColhI will amount 70
much. Tho present Speaker is intensely Radical
and has mover refrained to express the most OK.
tieme views when such expression might prove ad:
yantaSeoua to him ns partisan. Ho win lend all
the aid in his power % Tho impeachment Of MIR.
Johnson go soon ns ho thinks that the majority Of
his party favor 1t. Ii 4. 5'stl [i...ii ztt.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15
Domestic Markets.
NOON DrHpAToH.

- -
NEW YonK, February 14-FIour 10a20c. lower
Wheat Ease. lower, and very dull Corn Ease low
er; Western Mixed 1881, in store. Oats 1c. lower
Pork dull and hoavy New Mess, $40 82a2o e8; Ok
Mess, $40 G2. Lard heavy; barrels, 11n12s. Peas
dull. Cotton quiet, at $780, for Middling Uplnnds
Freights quiet. The Stock market excited ani
depressed United States Flye-twentes Of 80
Coupons, 109I Of o. 1o7i Of '65, 107l; new issue
l05ia105A; Ton-forties, Coupons, 101f ) Seven
.thirties first sories 106i second and third; 1O5ar
1851; Virginia sixes, 55a57 Missouri Skies, 93ia
:93A. Gold 1871. Exchange, co days, 81 Sight 81
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton heavy and unch anged. Sales 1900 bales al
39c. Flour dull and 10@15c lower; Southern dull
and declining at $40 Go0$16 go. Whoat 2@9c
lower. Corn, mixed Western, 81 00@s1 0s. Oats
declining 10. at 67@6sc. Mess Pork, 500 G2. Lard
heavy, 11@11sc. Whiskey steady, in bond, $751;
Sugar active; Museovado, 11c.; Havana 1olc.
Rico quiet, Coffee dull. Molaasos steady; West
India 45c. Nayal Stores dull and unchanged
Freights active; sail TO Liverpool l@s; steam I.
At the last Board Gold 1881; 6.2O's Of '62 Cou.
pons 10ot OF ga 1911; Of U.s. issue, 1861; 1o4o
101t; 1905, first series, 106; others 105s; Missouri
SiIos %; Pacific Mail Stock 1921; Atlantic 1871
Money per cent; Stock Market excited and still
lower.
BALTIMORE, February 14.-Cotton actiye; Mid
ding ;Uplands S2a. Coffee firm but inactive al
12la12A, in gold. Flour dull and in favor Of buy.
ers. Wheat, Pennsylvania Red, 81 8Oa3 IS; choice
Maryland White, ssa5 Is. Corn supply improving
but declined; White, 9Scas1; Yellow, 95a96 Mesl
Pork, s2t 60. Bulk Shoulders, 0a9f. Whiskey, ne
sales. ,'4. ... L.. q rs
MOBILE, February 14.-sales OF Cotton COO bales
: The market closed easy; Middling Uplands, 80
Receipts, 5000 bales. i;
CINCINNATI, February 14.-Markots gonerally
dull and without any important change. Ploul
dull, but not lower. Wheat scarce and In demand
for the wintor 81 30; for spring 50 40. Corn ant
Oats dull and 10. lower; in elevator Co.,; in sack
74o. Whiskey quiet at 2Gc. Provisions unchanged
and quiet. h. II:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-15

dnAND BuLIAnp ToUnNAMENT.-The knights OF
tho Quo were not moro disco urteous that those Of
old and the PHELAN Billiard Rooms will be made tho
theatre Of their efforts Mr. EDWARD 3. HAMnr
TON and Mr.. J. WALTER MONTGOMERY will play o
match game Of billiards this evening FOR $500 per
side. All who understand this balls will Of course
DO there and the minority had botter go and learn,
for they will thon spend the time proatably, and
gain On insight into tho mysteries Of "Ye gentle
game Of billiards. Z.-