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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
Laying the NET earnings OF 1866


The following is statement of the approximate
earnings of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne, and Chicago
Railway Company, during the month of March, ult.,
compared with the same period of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
RECEIPTS Or PRODUCE.

REUEIFIO OT IhODUOE' -
APRIL l5.-9,9S3 bbs Flour, 1900 bbls. Whisky. $40
ilsO bush Corn 100 bush. Malt 1O64 bush. Seeds IL
pkgs Ashes, S59 pkgs Beef $50 bbls. Pork, 2I pkgs
Cut Meats, 1872 pkgs Lard, 1923 bbs Petroleum. lSSo
pkgs Butter, 800 pkgs. Cheese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
financial.
NOTICE no SUBSCRIBERS to die STOCK

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS to the STOCK
~ Ofhe DUCHESS AND COLUMBIA EAILRoAD CoNPASY-
Tn. subscriber, to III. Stock Of the coanba Rslrssa
sTAtNkST Of Five Dollar. share upon their respective suO'c"p
uG Sa qis aHd i ss o~T. Of Pine Plains ard Stafford win pay
william Enc ESQ., at The sasng N,!Sn. ssTh o. r y % mar q.
g. Conn esq -Four Corss -, D., 70 AA. Eu.u, ESQ.,.
Sah.Se the towns Of BeeEman Fht .nd FshEl -i
B.ns ~,
April upon payment Of the fs ins.Anen' As above
BY '''' o. 'I' board u GEORGE BROWN Pr,.den,
HOLDERS of United States z $40 NOTES
o.s them exchanged for THs INV so BONDS
OF 1900 OF the "'' '''.'' ''F aE sSf1 cf ii
Banker, and Dealer, Government Securities. No - W,ita
DOCKS of SII INSCRIPTION for the CAPITAL
STOCK Of FRAzEES METALLIC LEE BOAT ep M 20
Broadway S Spi1Tt $4,000
ALBAN c. SINNERS LAWRENCE PRAzRs, See and Trs.A
TRUSTEES
A. r. Merchants. Iss Co, LOG Broadway
Hon Holm r HoFFMAN,..,.. Mayor Of New.York City
CAPT JOIN T1yXGE a' g, S,.t.. RsvsH's Marine
MECHANICS Late Lieutenant Commander o.
Capt JAMES PARKER ..." NAVY .sw Inspector sor slans's
Capt LAWRENCE F. FRAzEB.. The Pateatss.
Capt j. c. LUCE..............S Ip,1riuce Cospanv
Capt GEO b. RAYMOND. Ri,S 20
EDWARD HAIGHT.......... nTS,,IS ~ SeTYorl
ALBAN g. SINNERS Late Chef Engineer u Navy
FREDERICK $. WINSTON. ccmpsp, Of New YORK
CHAs H. HASwELL Inspector for Board Of cndtrNnes
~ ~ PsorIEs rlEs ISsua.ser cOssAyI.}
-' . NkwYoRK April 3, 1907.
AT meeting Of the Board of Directors held
N this IA, Apr 1901 FRED. " PRICE electea secretary.
place Of ". Martin, resigned and AIhA niLsI
Assistant sseresry MATTHIAS CLARK President:
P,rxR Coopsx FINE INSURANCE Co. THIRD Coz MSTzsr
AN ELECTION for DIRECTORS will bo
N held oEee Of the Company on NoSDAf the ga Gay
r.. pei. opened o'clock and T,Sas open unit.
o'clock y H. Wv " Al ln.o--.- 49,
NOTICE.-An Election for seven "a Dlrec-
~ tors Zodiac Steamship Company asd for three 81 Inspectors
Of will be held the Once No o. SOUTH 49, -
- - 49, L. MURRAY FERRIS. IG. Secretary
NOR SALE-A limited amount OF
rt SEVEN PER CENT BONDS sy yes, Interest
payable NAY and SoySsbsr vERAlLfB Co., NO " n.Ese
- rSirsp sTArrs TREASURY April 49, = ~
SCHEDULES of (30) thirty or more COUPONos
~ win Tor eamnauon ~ the in'es's
p,paruns cot Of the United Tressury. : -
H. n. VAN plcK, Assistant Treasurer U g
NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
IN sd appointed the books Tor 80
COMPANY viii open the books the Bank Of No
ws. the 18th day April 1857 and keep the same 90 open NV
the amount capital stock subscribed .f tn.
Neu.Yora April IS 1867 ,,,,,v, ~ yowspn
RLLIOrT Y. SHEPARD,
.tr CHARLES n MORGAN
CT. PAUL CITY BONDS, 30 years to run:
- s.,t svea per coat payable and july 10 fe"isss
FOR sALR in small Investment lots By
STOUT. THAYER s.! s. Coz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET

For THE WEEK ENDING MosDkY April Is, 1857. 'l
Bs.ra Co-L yesls Sheep and Lambs swine TotsL
Isos so 1,if3 $3.50 1898 1881
These were sold at the following market-places:
sheep and
Esev Cows Veala Swine. Istsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
CIVIL COURTS.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFTCE-APRIL
TO- Before Commissioners WHITE.
TIE PRU6SIAN EXTRACTION CASE

TIE PRU6SIAN EXTRACTION CASE,
IN The EItradtion Of Phillip Ieunch
This case came up pursuant 10 adjournment
Mr. Webb. counsel for prisoner. was asked by the
Commissioner il no had any evidence 10 offer He re-
ulied that he lad witnesses to call behalf Of inc
prisoner of whom resided In tins city and whowould
move that he had prisoner about the time OF these
alleged fOrgcrics. IN his Office at the railway station III
Cologne. and that he (wtness had seen hundreds
and thousands Of people going IN and out getting their
receipts for land taken by tho Railroad Company and
he (6ounsCD wanted to show the probability OF the
prisoner having in the multiplicity OF his trans
actions, signed these alleged forged receipts through
mistake. A.,
. The Commissioner decided 10 adjourn the further
caring until Saturday next at O'Clock y. IN.
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
ALLEGED MUTINY AT SEA.
L. McCOad Edward Hasey and John
McDoggal
Capt BENJAMIN f. Jacobs of the American ship
Granite State having appeared before the Commissioner
and made an affidavit that the defend ants, p0f-
ton u his crew. had the 18th Of February las while
on voyage this port from San Francisco, mstined
refused obey orders and attempted to take possession
of the ship warrant issued and they were arrested
and brought before the Commissioner They were com
mitted for an examination in default of ball. 70 take
place on Wednesday next at IL O'Clock a. IN. In van
indas case 81 900 bail asked, he being tho alleged
rngleader the others required TO give 500 bail
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16

The earnings of the Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail
road for the years ending Dec 81 1865 and 1866 were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
291.2is 29.558

2Ol,15s 2.17O.979 23O.7l6 1,933,T5e
I,933,766 20l.1 1853
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16
CAIFNDARs-THIsDAT.

SUPREME COURT-GEsxEAL TgRN-Son enumerated motions
SIipRRNE COURT-CiKcrfr-PAR I-MA-1N, :.
s-Ws s at HoaaAn Fire lo5Cokrr at The Long lssni
Tns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-16

Atfrownings...... Al 800
AtO'Bneu's. ......... % 700 80
At Chamberlains go u 20 III if2l -
At Fortiethst Hog 't-
1afu5. .--....
Sent from the cars d. 49,
rect 10 Butchers. CT go. bW 300
Average weekly 49,
ceipts last year .5T8 "a 194 laeQ0 70 sls N ~,
Receipts last week 4704 70 lGO4 IOogT i6 is9 IA 20
PRICES or BEEF THIS WEEK
the Following are the quotations per pound upon fho
estimated net weight OF meat seersnk goff Thatis
q bullock whose quarters VIII weigh ow al 10 cents
md ~ IA
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-26

hew Taylor, Henry Pool, James Spencer, 'Johr
M Forbes. john Tatine
County of Currituc1-Robert HolDrook
Samuel Dowdy, George Baum, John Evans, III
W n Cowel Richard Ether:dge.
POST OF NEwBERE.
County OF Craven Charles Nelson, u 5!acn-
ter. Richard Tucker, Nelson P Angels, W Dey,
Moses o Hill, II Doane, Charles Hlbbard, Ohm
ton D Pierson. NM,
County OF Onslow-Robcrt Selleck, Dallel
Hargett, Charles Sheppard, Calvin Morton
David " Scott, John Munro. .
County of Carteret-Thomas Allen, James Il
Whitehurst, David Henderson, John HenshaW,
Thomas Daniels, Oliver W Henry. en-
County of Jones-JoseDh Hascall, L smith,
Robert Hade, . r sCcisrove, Thomas U Giiiet''
John Andrews.
County of Beaufort-WIn NJ Cherry Albert
Edward, Augustus Powers, John II DeWell, Hor-
ace II Waters, James N Redmond, John uor-
don, Jordan King, T D SmGw.
County Of Pitt Jenkins, Davis Rich Cor
nelius Fl Gibbes, Windsor Crandall, Isaac Rose
krsns, G Hart.
County of Hyde-Bannister Midget, Jesse s
Mason, Joseph Hodges, Benjamin Jennett, A
Howard, Edmund Woog.
The Registers hereby appointed will be lmme-
diatey notified by the Post Commanders, to whom
they will report at once for the necessary books
and blanks.
All communications from Reglsters will be ad.
dressed to the Post Commander. Orders and in
structions will be transmitted to Boards of Regis
tration, through the same channel.
By Command of Major General d. E. SICKLEs
J. w. CLOUS,
Capt. 3Sth U. s. Infantry, A. D. G. and A. A. A. G.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-26
The Crisis.

Under this caption the National Lateuige''-
cen. of the 18th inst, has lengthy and able
article, from which we extract the following:
sSolemaly sensible of the moral responsibility
we assume to readers Of discrimination and can
dor, we deliberately announce our conscientious
belief that national crisis ls at hand.
with the humility of painful conviction, we Oh
fer to-day no rash observations but, in melancholy
sincerity, we implore every citizen TO baUlsh Tor
the hour all prejudices and prepossesslons, and
consider with us the transcendant issue which ap-
pears at last to have arisen in the country from
the long and distracting strife of partisanshlP,
and which, we constrained to believe, threat
ems consequences of infinite calamity to all classes
of the American people"
The article is devoted to the considera-
ton of the latest supplement to the Recon
struction bill recently passed by Congress
over the Executive veto, and shows that the
President cannot execute it because it is
subversive of the Constitution, which the
obligation of his oath requires him to sup
port and defend. Il shows that this bill
creates class of officers to execute the laws
of our Southern States, appointed in direct
opposition to all constitutional require
ments, and actually designed to act in an
tagonism with the Executive branch of the
Government, while wholly irresponsible to
it. The article is significant of impending
troubles which will doubtless ere long come
upon Us. The South can hardly be worsted,
but in general storm may obtain what is
now withheld.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-26
For the Journal.
Picnic at Burgaw Depot.


lLeSSrS. Editors Please allow me %
small space in the columns of your valua.
BILE paper to furnish your readers with a
brief description of the picnic which came
off here on Saturday the Goth instant, and
which, through the courtesy of the gentle
manly managers, (Messrs S. P. Hand and
H. II. McKeithan), had the pleasure to
attend.
The temperature of the atmosphere hay
ing been moderated by the falling, the
over night, of light rain, the day was
pleasant, clear and beautiful, and by 10
o'clock A. NJ, the elite of the neighbor-
hood, for ten miles round, were gathered
at the place. The assemblage of the gay,
the fair, the old and young, far surpassed
any that has been here since the departure
on the 10th June, 1861, for Northern Vir-
ginia of Company X Sd North Carolina
Regiment. A few of the surviving heroes
of the old veteran company participated
on the Goth, and were received by the fair
ones for whom they had fought. with de
gree of cordially calculated to gladden. the
hearts that love them and clothe the faces
of their enemies in confusion. The dis
play of beauty among the ladies exceeded
any ever witnessed on former occasion
the bright, intelligent eyes, pleasing smiles,
blooming cheeks and lovely forms of these
innocent Qhough conquering) beauties,
animated the scene and sent q thrill OF
Joy to the hearts of the young men.
Only weeks notice being given, the
opportunities for making preparations were
limited, but through the interchangeable en-
ergy and perseverance of the managers, an
arbor and tables seventy-fve feet in length
were constructed, and the buildings for the
accommodation of the ladies, and those who
wished to participate in the dance and 9th
er social enjoyments, were properly set III
order. The announcement that the music
had arrived, was received with great ecLH !;
set was ct once formed, and in few
minute, the lovers of the " Hop
managers of the dinner having
at the hour of one P. M. signifed their
readiness to receive the guests, the young
gentlemen and ladies formed q procession
and repaired to the table, where they found
every luxury for which the most fastidlous
could wish, spread before them in elegant
profusion. After having partaken OF the
most sumptuous repast, they returned 10
the house, where the dancing was resumed
and keptupuntil late in the afternoon, Wheh
itbecame necessary for the crowd odlsperse
and retire to their respective homes, hlgn-
ly pleased with the pleasures of the day
The unparalleled efforts of Messrs. Hanu
and McKeithan to contribute to the com
fort of the ladies, are worthy of the great
est commentator. They waited on the
ladies in person, and abundantly served
them with iced lemonade, candy and nuts
in great variety. Their ability to thorough
ly and properly manage picnic, was clear
" demonstrated to all, and l do not nesiT
tate to say that never saw one manages
better / have written entirely from mem
DRY, but if I have the pleasure to attend
another, will let you hear from me agan5n'
'.MNMUs'"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-26
The Legislature.

The Charlotte Democrat hopes "the
members of the Legislature will show their
good sense by refusing to assemble in
Raleigh on the third Monday in August. ,
Now we do not pretend to advise the mem
bers in the premises. The last session OF
the Legislature was adjourned to meet again
on the third Monday in August, and we
suppose right goodly number of the mem.
bers will embrace the favorable opportunity
of visiting Raleigh about the above time
Radical way to purify the lury-box scent
it with the negro.
There is no cosmetic like cold water, OF
perfume like clean shirt.
The beggars in New York are noticed as
wearing large number of fnger-rings.
Eugene is said to be haunted by pre-.
sentiment that fate like that OF Marie An.
toinette is in store for Der,
The army worm, that terrible enemy OF
the cotton crop, has begun its ravages in
Louisiana and Mississippi.
Philadelphia is not represented in the
Exposition. We beg pardon-there is
Forney in the Geological Department.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-26

ed the necessary security, and Mr.. sorrell was
permitted to have his liberty. ""'
Mr.. Charles Sorrell is q poor labor;do mon
about thirty-fve years of age, and is peaceenle
citizen, residing on the island. He served in the
Union navy during the war for over two wears
and is highly respected by all who know him for
his exemplary conduct. AVA
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-26

A well executed counterfeit ten dollar
bill on the Third National Bank of Phila-
delphia has recently been put in circula-
ton.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-26

POST OF WILMINGTON.
County of Brunswick-E Leg. Solomon Smith,
" Robson, Geo l. Baxter, A Golden Smith,
D Morrell.
County of Columbus-T NJ Smith, NJ Powell, J
Maultsby, David Strothers, Francis Lennon,
Henry @ Mnhat.
County of Robeson-o Hayes, Daniel Nc
Neil, John Moors James Sinclair. Garry Wilkins,
Cesar McCulum
County of Baden " Fisher, daniel L Bine,
Chas Lewis, John CraEston, Justin Dunnells, / +
French.
County of New Hsnover-W Jones, E Scott,
Henry " Penny, " Pickett, Isaac NJ Peck,
Ashley, Edgar Miller, E D Hewlett, George "
Price,
County of Dupln-Ssmuel B Woodmensee, Jno
E Russell, Eward Martin, John III Graham, L A
Merrman, f A Newberry.
| County of Sampson-W L Robinson, Nicholas 2
Chestnut, " Graadocl, Miles P Owen, Clifton
Ward, Joseph Wilson.
POST OF PLYMOUTH.
| County Of Tyrrell-B f Skies, John Carroll
Horace Holmes, Hezekiah Lewis, Jesse Skies,
| G Rea.
County of Washington-M McNamara, G "
Jones, J W Wynne, Frank James, Z Jackson
County of Martip-F C Martindale, J Smith
Bennett Burgess, E B Downs, Alfred Jordan
James Calioon.
County of Bertie-Frederick Miller, James F
Kline, Augustus Robbins, Hon. Lewis Thompson.
| T Henry, Jonathan s Taylor.
County of Hertford-Charles Campbell, Star
key Harrell, Jacob Holamann. Lawrence Wea.
yer, w Jones, Thomas w Coster.
| County of Gates-Timothy 81 Lasster, John
Brady, Asbury Reid, Jacob Morris, Peter Parker,
| Orville Green.
County of Chowan-T T Bruce, Daniel V Ethe.
ridge, Joseph Rebee, John Page, ] Ward, Mar
tin L Brinkley.
County Of Perquimans- Edward Aibertson,
Timothy Morgan, G M Manning, Thomas Skies,
Henry White, Isaiah Nicholson.
County of Pasquotank- Frederick Proctor
Robert Doherty, Peter Johnson, M Culpepper
| Wm Krauss, T Skies.
County OF [Camden-William Morrissett, Mat.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-07-26

Under this caption the National Intelligent
Ger of the 18th inst, has a lengthy and able
article. from which we extract the following:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16

Iincoln's negro barber named Solomon
Johnson vas appointed ffsiclass clerk
in The Treasury Department. on Saturday
and will be employed in the Secrelsry's
office.
The Rev. Henry A. Wise has accept.
ed call 10 the rec,orship Of Chis
Church. corner of Gay and Faye. lie
streets. Baltimore. and will enter upon his
duties sbou, the frs, Sunday OF March.
The bill for the admission of the Slate
of Nebraska was taken up on Saturday,
and passed by vote OF 100 TO IL. more
than Two thirds majority. over the Presi
dents veto. This gives The Radical.
two more Senators and this Is the ruling
motive.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16

o. In the U. s. Senate on Saturday
last Mr.. Wiley. Of Yves, Virginia. pre-
senIed the petition of tie citizens Of Har
per's Fsrrs Tor the passage of the bill fol
tho sale Of government property. Mr.
Wiley said The War Department had STA
.ed thu, II was DO, intended 10 continue
the manufacture Of srms for the Govern
uent at Harpsr's Ferry, and as the valu
able wafer power, &C.. could be used fol
manufacturing purposes. he hoped tina
this memorial would receive prompt at
,ention. The memorial was referred ll
the Committee on Military Affairs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16

es- Tbs Wheeling InieiIigmcer says
The Bslumore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany propose to pay hereafter to the
State one mill per m'le on each passenger,
if by so doing they will be released from
all additional taxation. Or, in other
words, in li,u Of ihe regular lax Of ~
cents on the hundred dollar valuation Of
their properly, they propose 10 lump the
whole business and compromise ii by
paying the mill per nile aforesaid, which,
they estimate. will yield The State rev.
enue of $40. 900 per suaum.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16
Dc0tbs.

On Sunday morning the lOIh inst, at
Ter prouacsed iIlnesS, in q happy tn
umph Of the christian faith, Mrs. Sd0tflG
Rentch. wife Of D. S. Rentch, Of this
place, and daughter OF The Iae Joseph
Siouebrsker, Of Washington county Nd,
ID tie 42I year Of Ger age. Her funeral
services were held on the afternoon OF the
l2sh. AMI were attended by very large
roncnorse OF mourning relatives and
friends. d. W.
Hsgsrsiown Mail and Free Press copy
In GsIens. III. ,on the 9th Of January,
Henry ". Miller, formerly Of Berkeley
county, Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16
&s~ DEATH OF EsTRRMED CITIZENS

Ss. DEATH OF EsTRRMED CIrIzENs.-
We learn that John Stephenson, Esq. a
citizen Md successful merchant .oi
Charlestown for over 60 years. died on
Friday Of last week, in the 77lh year oil
his age, after long and pro'rac,sd con.
fnensnt. During his life be held sever.
ri important offices of trust, and was
highly respected for his many virtues.
Mr.. w. H. Conklyn, also an esteemed
citizen, died al his residence near Kable.
town from an affection Of the lungs, on
Saturday iss'. in the 59sh year Of his sge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16
Hlnrrin0fs.

On the Sd inst. by Rev. John Woof.
Mr.. George Pearl ID Miss amelia Bond
all Of This county.
On the l2,h inst. by Rev. E. l.. Kfeg-
10, Mr.. James VI. Hendricks to Miss
Sarah E. daughter of Mr.. Samuel Knott,
all of this county.
On the evening Of The l2lh inst at the
Reformed Parsonage. by Rev. H. Wi's-
Ter, Mr. Henry Miller to Mrs. Mary
Brantner, slI oil this town.
In Boonsboro', Nd, on The 9th inst,
by Rev. NJ. l.. ShufOrd, Mr.. Joseph DC
Coz, of Washington county, Md.,'o Miss
Margaret Hintermoyer. formerly Of
Shepherds town. West Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16
FOREIGN AND Do MESTlC
HARDWARE.
CYARLkSTOWN. VA.

BELIEVING that we have one OF the larges
! b and best selected aSsortments OF this class
Of Goods ever in this Valley-and that we
possess advantages which enable US TO sell as
low as the Wholesale Houses of Baltimore, we
therefore respectfully solicit your orders "nJ
homo by diligent attention TO lie requirements
Of the Trade to merit continuance OF yoHr
patronage. Our stock consists OF
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CUTLERY
Door Plate Scrt,c Chest, Trunk and Pad Locks,
Strap, Hook Butt. ShunsT and T Hinges Screirs
Scretc Spring aud Chain Bolts. Files Rasps'
Braces GHd Bits .7pgurs, Chi,e!s. Levels Planes
Bersls, Rules, Cross Cut Hand, Hood, Com
pass aud Uhip Sacs. Hatcists, HGmnersr -4d:ss,
.4res Conrpasses, and Boring ybachine .9nrii',
SEedges. Bellows Scre,o Plates Uses Tire B,n-
ders, Sc,elC WrcnchcS, Draring kEiosS, Jack
Scre,Cs, Forks. Shouets, Chains Homes, RaksS.
Briar and GrGin Scythts, .uiH Scoops, hGttochs
Picks, Hoes. Bride Bis Buckles Rings, Pad
Trees, lTturets. Post Hooks, Ornaments Spws
Ctrbs, Coffin Trimmings and Cabinet Hard
,Oare Trousis, Putiey', Tape Lines Punches.
Last, and Shoe Findings Nails, Spikes, Horse
aud Mule Shoes aud Nails; also Iron full Kinds
Brooms, Brushes and COrddge.
Thankful for past fayors, we respectfully
solicit orders Iof the above iaMed goods
D.iTID HUMPHREYS IL co.
February l6, 1867.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16

Rev. Benjamin F. Brooke, D. D. Is'e
d -, If Christ Church in Baltimore CT.
TO- has accepted a call from Church IN
Nashville. tennessee, and is now IN that
CIV presiding over one of the most inhO'
ennsI congreg cations Of that Stale.
The Richmond Examiner opposes The
oronosi,ion thai Virginia should send
re1resen.slve TO Washington to aiieno 70
The interests of the State. lie EAd"''
nrr saws +: "he, our people plant and SOW
b.m ner and plane, weave and smell
and wsll.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-16
ONE PAIR OF
Match Horses.

and many other articles moi enumerated.
The above described iUrnii.rs is all ne "
and Of lie very best quality.
TERMS:
A credi, oil Nine munths will re given
on all sums over $40, the purchaser Civ.
ing bond aud approved security sums oil
so and under Cash. NO properly 10 be
removed until settled for.
e. Sale 10 commence al | o clock.
JAMES Il. SHEPHERD.
G ID. McGlincv. Aurllonetr.
February Is. 1867. sv