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GROVER g. BAKERS
-SEWING MACHINES!


It is more simple. durable, and less Liable to
v. de-angement thaG others.
.. Il sews from ordinary spOOlsi andnOre-Wlnd-
ing OF thread IS necessary,
3. Il seWs With equal farlity All iAoIc% Jhc
most delicate and the heavlesf, and Win an
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton OF hnen-
1. Its seam is so strqAg and elastic that II never
breaks, even on tH4 bias.
3. 1t fastens beth e 5 Of the seam By It's own
operation
G.. its seam, though cut at everv sixth stitch, re-
mains firm, and neither fuas or ravels IN It's
wear.
:. IL seam IS mora plump aud hesutifal, and
retains its plumpness after Washing ostter
than any other
S. ltsseam can be removed in aliering garment :,
after proper Inspection without picking or
cuGing thenn-
6. Wa ching and varyingthetsnsiOns upon the
threads, Necessary ia other n chimes, Is IN
necessary ia this The tension being once ad-
justed on The Grover s Baker Machine. any
smount Of sewing may be zone without
change
10. Ii % axis heautisEI embroidery without any
change o arrangement SIMPLY By inserting
threads 81 suitable sizes and c0lOrs for TIT,
purpose 1t Is the Only machine that octh
emOroidA's sDd ssws perfectly.
The attentiOn OF Tailors. Manufactures OF
Clothing, Boots aud Shoes. Carriags Irimmers
and all Others requiring the best and most ef-
fzetivs L0ek-etiten Machines, is invited TO our
new shuttle Machine. especially adaptel 10
Manufacturing nsPoses
GROVER BAksRh Me-,
deelf Ing "a 1ein street
a
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THE undersigned will continue the business
1 hereafter in his own name, sul hereby Fe-
tcrus The thsnEs OF the cid firm for the IHefal
patronage bestowed, and promises hat IN the
iuture every effort VIII be made 10 give his
customers satisfaction both Ia quality aud
prices OF goods and in courteous attention.
now SOL A. HERMAN.
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GREAT REDUCTIONS
IN PRICE or
Passage to Europe,

DY the only American Line TO England aad
D France, The New YORK and havre steam
ship COmpany's INST class mail steamships
AhAGO aud FULTON, having been tAoroughiy
rentted, viii leave Pier No. 81 North river for
Havre, Ceiling ~ Falmouth, The following days
atnOon precisely:
Fulton, 5. Sanusls, Saturday, Aug. 4. ls5a
Arago, Henry 4 Gadsdeu, Saturday, Sepf.L Sc
Fulton, S. Samuels, Saturday, Sept. g. 1886.
Arago, Henry A. 6adsdsn, saturday, ctr, 1g
Fulton, ). S%aInueis, saturday Nov. a, 1853.
And every &days Thereafter. Prices of passage
payable IN gold.
NJ, cnoss Main slGa-
Lower loo 81
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RAILROADS.
MemphIs and CharIeston RaIIroad.

Mall train leaves Memphis at..~~.--.700 pm
Qorinth AccoB'n leaves Memphis alto am.
junction -tI:f0 an.
G0mergilie 4" $40 pm
Mail train. connects closely with mains fOl
Nashville, Louisville, Cincinnati. Atlanta. Ma
cod, Columbus, Montgomery, Augusta, Savan-
nah, Charleston Columbia, Wilmington, Knox
vile, Bftst !, Lyncqburg. Richmond. Peters
burg, Norfolk. Warrington, Bsltimore, Pm La
delphia and Neg YORK.
Passengers for Mobile and Ohio Railroad
South or Corlplh le<ye 1em phis % 7 am. and
for the Mississippi tentral Eafh cad South OF
Junction at ll80 am, North o. Jandtlon at
pm.
limo as good As by any T ute.
Baggage checked through.
For through tickets and IN formation call ei
" West Court Street, Memphis.
~ j. Ross. Gcn1 gapf.
". i. DAHLRY, GenT Ticset Ag'L. deci II
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Mffce.

no Il WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I
i her. by notify That / shall apply % the jan
nary term Of lee Shelby CoGnty Court to be
appointed Guardian Tor Alvin O. Knapp, Geo.
S. Knapp, AidenB Knapp and Rosa K. Knapp,
miner heirs of A. q. Knapp, deceased.
=. DUDLEY FRAI-ER,
Nov. d. ia56-uov2i 6y Attorney AT Law.
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MEMPHIS MUSIC EMPORIUM!
81. +. KATEEyBACH. 81

PUBLISHER OF aheet Music, and dealers
/ in PisDOs. Cabinet Organs, and al
kinds OF Musical INSTRUMENTS Violin
and Guitar Strings. and every description
OF huaicaE E~9cFcnEudise. The undersigned
Is sole agent for StsfaHay & Sons Pianos
and other first class makers. Mason and
EIaustiu's Cabinet Orsans etc, and
sells at Factory Prices, wholesale and re
tan. Our stock Of sheet Music and s2usieni
instruction Hooks is the largest and most
complete 10 the city, and orders from schools
and dealers will be filed at as Low rates as in
New York or New Orleans.
Country Merchants and Druggists sre
especially invited to examine our well selected
stock Of Ftefiu, Guitar & Banjo strings.
OF which article We make a speciality.
Each Piano sold Will be warranted for i've
years, and no extra charge laRde for stool,
cover, freight or boxing.
second hand Planes taken in exchange for
new ones.
Pianos and all other Musical instruments
tuned and repaired by competent
EHgravings, Oh Paintings and fancy sketches
for sale.
Picture, Looking-glass and Advertisement
frames made 10 order.
SeEd for circular and musical catalogue.
J.. kATZENBACH,
81 Main street, West Side,
Ocl2-3m three doors south OF Monroe.
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THE copartucrship heretofore existing he
4 tween SOL A. HERMAN ana DAVID
under tEc nrm and style o. HER
NAN & LlPPhAN, is this CAV dissolved by
mutual consent. SOL A. HERMAN IS 1lonG
authorized 10 settle the shalrso OF TIE hrn.
SOL. A. HERMAN.
David LIPPMAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SOUTHERN HOUSE,
COREER MAIN ASB BEAL sTREETs,

mem DhIE. Tenn
fAtHS House having changed hands. being
newly furnished, ana large mprovemeuts
ton Of visitors.
oar charges are moderate and We intend
artpins flrst Class fiCUse-nCt 70 be eLcelIed
~ any other hou-o in The city.
FAMILIES desiring scod, com ortabie and web
bIAlaned looms, with gCoi table a. a fair
PIlee. Nouil 90 vel % call tarly as q limited
number only VIII be taken tn.
EOvemhsr T. 1854 ,,cSf
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Grnss Seed.

- So. md 10 arrive, wholesale and retail
CRAlGS Seed Store,
81 NaiR street Memphis,
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20

S~ALLfoHtSsP Pills are composed simply Of Tegrfa-
btc medicines. They are CGfh0rfio PfUs. acting
upon the Stomach, Liner. and BOlreLz t: containing
no Arsenic, Caiumel, Elps Mass, OF any other Mineral
substance. The great advantage the Propristors claim
ir these Pills IS thss without the aid or CalomeL
Blue Mass, or any other Minerals they will cure tho
most obstinate cases q CUfLLS AND FEVER
DJAB AGuE PERIODICAL HEADACHE. NEU-
EALGlA and al affections % 4 Ike character. Fol
low The directions. and you Will hnd they VIII DO all
mat Is caimeI fr then. Try one box, and their own
hlerts wii recommend item ever afterwards.
- We have used Gdtiighan's Pills, and have
never known tIem 10 al 20 cure when tie directions
public favor.
Hon = II WATTS, EX-Gov. o. Alabama
Id JlDeE Judge supreme Court OF Ala
ROBERT DOUGHEETT, Judge Oh Circuit
Of Alahama.
VIZ. G WALLER, Sheriff Montgomery Ce. Ala.
HoN. Icy = C~LlTHEEALL, Montgomery, Ala.
Col JAS. n. WEAVER. -
CRAWFORD BIBR. "a
MAJ. J. 4. BANKS, Com. Merchant n. q l.
JIG MASON, EsQ, NRyor WetumpEa. Ala
MlhL l. WOODS, Atcy at Law, 20 Bidway NY
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Tnronnh N,eiaht Troins
All LOsses Settled Promptly !
BALTIMORE.
The BALIiBORE ANB HAVANA STEAM
Snip C0APANf.
REGULAR sEMI-MoNTHLY LINE.
EORBALTIMOREVIA HAVANAhN KEY
II WEST, carrying the United States mails,
Through Ticketa so New York, SEQ.

the LIST comprises the folioWins first class
steam hips
LIBERTY, 100 tons, WIN Rollins, CoHin1Snder
CUBA, loo tons, Tbos. =. Balm, Commander.
enc or the above fine steamers viii be dis
patched from New Ogloans Tor Baltimore via
Hayaua and Key West, on the 9Th and 18th Of
each mOntE.
For freight or pss-aga, having unsurpassed
accommodations, apply to
WITHERSr ION q HALSEY, Agts,
% CaroDdelet street. New Orleans.
n. RIO bills OF ladmg but those ofthe com
many will ID signed. Permits fer freight must
b. procured ff1m this office. No freight re-
eeived, or bills OF laa-ng signed, after 4 O'clock
on day Of sailing. sell
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The Big Raft
On M O d is Street!

EOn n0O FEET OF the best White Pine
DiN}IUUU Lumber ever brought 70 the
0emphis Market. AN kinds OF Lumber con-
stsptiy KEEP on sand, dressed and undressed /:
IqthE- Pfekets, Shingles, etc. Quick saies and
small profits, the motto,
Inc uhliE1ns and anable John 2. Aaifara is
the once, ~ Asaisop.sBssL se7
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EA.A4 49," o..
An experienced surgeon on board.
The company viii lot be responsible fer
specie or Valuahles unless bills OF lading, having
the valusexpreSsed. are signed therefor.
JOSEPH J, cOMsTUCK, Agent
iRM No, 2 broadway, =sT York,
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A Novel Wedding.

Married, on the 24h Of January, by
Rev. D. G. Irwin, al bis front gale, 10
Hsrrisonburg. al an early hour in he
morning. John Rh"des add Miss Ann
Eliza. daughter of John Miller decd
all of Rockingham county.
The manner and circumstances Of ceIe-
brsiion oil The above nupnals, were very
near akin 10 the circumstances uhdeI
which couple wire married by a par
son upon another OCCASION. The psrson
had retired 10 bed when HE lmpaHenr
folks called to have The knot ued. The
nigh, vas terribly stormy and dark. and
,he young folks couldn't wait for 'be
daw ming OF The morning. The Parson,
therefore, en- diShabiHt. ordered them TO
stand up under the window. when he
thu, bound Them together in The indisss'
Iuble lie
Under this window. in stormy weather,
| lie this man and woman together;
lie, none bul HI who made The thunder
Ever part this man aud woman asuDdrr =
.'ThMe = said tie Ps'son. sou are
now nsfried, go sbouI your business -
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lerred to the Com mi,iee on Internal l.,
psosemsnls and NsvigsI

psoseusn,s and NsvigsIiUn
F"bm.r,4
Mr. Farms worth. reported back III, hl
q. No. 3O) 10 ,rausier lie iuieres, uf Il,
State in The Maryland end f,rpuu,
Bridge Company. nj Shepheri,nun :,
John f. SchIpy. }. ID. Stslry. D4,i! BIZ.
mysr. Geo. Byers. Elias Baker, aid il,
Welshsns, r. couu,nding us pa>sso,
Ordered 10 be ergfus.ed and tead ia
| third lIDe.
On moiinn Of Mr.. Csrsksdnn. the SEN.
ate JOINT resolution. providing for ,hs al.
poIuinsUt by The Governor OF three cum.
'nl'sloneIs TO lresi with the con mission.
ers OF FIrRlola on the SUBJECT of the pub.
lie debt Of |l'gnia. was ,aksn up and -
..:ended by making section 8. of article q.
vi he constitution, psri OF The b,sis Of
settlement; and, on motion Of MIR. H.,.
mond, SO as TO require The cor m,ssiosst,
10 be appointed by The Governor With tho
consent Vi he Senate; and. on nu,iop OF
Mr.. HOke,so as 10 prohibits such conpi..
sioners from compromising. in such sci.
clement. the righl OF this Slate TO The o..
elusive Jurisdiction and control over ,he
counties nf jefferson and Berkeley, sid
then referred TO the Committee on the j..
dietary, on motion Of Mr.. CarsksJon.
The following bills were pss,ed: 8.
No, e. to repeal The sci providing for
The forfeiture Of property in Ibis Stat. BE-
longing TO the enemies thereof. Nr. S..
venom (PfesidenD voting in The ncg,n";
5. No. II. concerning divorces. ~.
Haymon! voting in The negative. rrh.
bill changes tie existing law IS follows
Allowing divorce for desertion or absp.
donmrnI during three years; allowing
wife a divorce ~hcre before marriage. snd
wHEorI her knn"Icdge. The husb.nd ha.
been a notoTlOusly licenuous prison: and
preventing The court from prohibiting tho
party divorced from marrying sgair;l ).
No. Is. 10 pro'iJe for ne employ nspi
and pay OF coInsel 10 defend the cult o
Virginia against WeI Virginia, in sels-
non TO JEFF rson and Berkeley counties,
10000 for thsI po pose.
aud the COSTS.
S. 3. No. 81. TO prevent The collection
OF int res, and costs in certain es,cs, a..
,ssd second Iine aud relerssd 10 The "a.
dietary committee. This bill PROVIDE.
among other things, hist persons vko
went into The rebtlii0n. and left no spsnt
authorized 10 collect hsir claims, .hal
nUt collect interest ,rcrving turps tho
line Of their absence.
Tuesday was the special day sgreed
upon for the location Of The Copi,sI. snd
after bslIUIIlng some eighteen or tgeuiy
Iijses no d, hni!e result was had.
The Long Bridge between Alexandra
and Washington has teen sweprswsy by
Sc high water.
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Al0rria9es.

Oh the 9th nll. by Rev. Father Sears.
Mr. HdOiphus Sprinkle To Mis-, Matilda
Nc Donald, both Of Berkeley county.
Is Frederick. Mo-. on The 24lh ull.. by
Rev. Dr. DIrhf, Mr.. UjHinm Buif. 10
Mrs.. Jane r. Butts. both Of Berkeley.
Al The residence Of Col. Jacob Senrlr.
diver, by Rev. u. Shoaf. Mr.. Richard
Il. B0run. OF Shenandoah county. Va.
arJ Miss Susaa G Sencindiuer. 81
Berkeley county. West Va.
On Sunday morning. Feb 3. Of 8 q.
clock. by Rev. }. S. Heilia. Mr.. e. H.
Sprinkle and Mi.s .4manda IL Uelsh.
ans, all Of Berkeley county.
On the 29,h ult.. by Rev. II. e.. Me-
Daniel. JHmeS ID. Hu0sOn TO Mary T..
Harper, both Of Martins burg.
In Frederick. Md. 90 Thur,day. Jsn.
81. '67,bv Rev. O Engls. Mr.. 4 Ihom.
~ ChGpjiHe. OF Jefferson county. w.
Va. To Miss Laura. daughter Of tho Lr.
Col. Sch!ev, Of Frederick. Nd.
10 this place, on Thursday last. w
Rev. J. VI. Grern. Mr.. &. ~. Fireman.
10 Miss Rfbstca Barter all Of Man I.nd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

EMPLOYMENT IL kANsA5-PLRNTv OF
LABoR.-We find the following in the
K .nsss City Journal OF Comastce
Kansas City will need, py 'he first Of
A pril 5000 men, lsborers and mechanics.
During The pas, year we have erected
over 600 buildings, for which We have
had TO pay large priceS, because OF the
high price of labor. Brcklsyers, SIX and
seven dollars per day, and other trades in
proportion. This city will next season
build three times ss much as il did last ;
We are building railroad bridge across
The Missouri. which will cost over half a
million Of dollars we shall also build
the Iarges. depot in The West. The For
Scot, railroad will need both lsbJrefs and
and mechanics. Unless at least 5000
more laborsrs and mechanics come here
by spring. the work will have To be de-
layed, sGd private enterprise most sutier'
We have at this time over one bundled
houses which had to be stopped last fall
for want Of mechanics. Buildings would
have been started last fall, but on account
of The lack Of mechanics were not begun.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

RAIL9oAD ALt.2ANI On last MONDAY
iws Engines came into collision near Hartman
Station, On the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
seven miles below Frederick, hen q fireman
by ihe pane OF Files was Killed, the leg II a.
Engineer broken, and seSere4 mJurins ssseia
pf the otter hands. The Engines were con-
plete wreck. An employee !rom Msrtnsburs
n tram Of cars near kerneysVIl!e, Monday oi
last week, aud so injured as to render ampWta-
ten OF one OF his arms, from Which DO DIED L
day or tHo since
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eoursgiDg,

n~ ST.. VALENTINES DAT,-Thursday mex,
the llth instant, Is, III accordance with the Gus
toms aud habits Of The aDcients, devoted 10 the
sending Of tender mlssi'es 10 those for whom
We foe some particular regard. 90 that day
little Cnpid discharges many arrows from his
bow. But fortunately many OF ms victims re-
csive no serious hurt, only experiencing a
slisht pain in the region OF the 'g!zzard, .nich
Is generally soon relieved BY the application Of
tho proper remedy-the services CT a preacher,
sometimes mischief takes the place Of Cupid
lieu the missves are not Of tender nature buI
of the ludicrous order, and cause one 10 laugh
heartily, as he gently unfo!ds his letter, per
hsps forgetting too, that the day is tie ami,
Sefsary Of st Yaertine.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

H~The February number Of the OLD Guam
opeus with an able and exhaustive article from
its editor, entitled Congress not o Congress, u
which every Democrat and Republican 10 the
land ought to read. w. Gilmore Simms' story
of "Joscelyn," grows in interest, and promises
10 be intensely interesting John Esten Cookies
second article on 1.-The Battle of Port Repub-
lc," is more sketchy than the first one on Ma
nassas." The story of "Averly"is well done.
The capitol Of Washington" from the graph
ic pen of John R. Thompson, formerly Editor OF
the Southern Literary Messenger, is dashing
description of the present condition of that
structure. Prof. rs description of the cal
hambra" is almost equal to lrvng's. The Poe
try in this plumber is good, especially Thomas
Dunn English's Charge by the Ford" The
Book Table and the Editors Table will attract
attention. This Magazine is furnished at Three
Dollars per year, which is very low, consider
ins that all Its matter is original, and from the
best \ merican Writers. Special inducements
and pren. iums are offered 10 clubs. Specimen
comics viii be sent for 25 cents, and we advise
ali our readsra 10 send for one before subscri-
hing for their Magazine for 1867. Address
Van Evris, Horton : CO., No. l62 Nassau ST.,
New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09
@ On Friday lasl TIE weather mo

g. On Friday last the weather mod
sr,ied. producing general lbaw whlct
speedily terminated hnlh sieishjug ana
,taaiug, aud gave va tho fgsl relief thai
~s have bad for period Of eight weeks
frsU the grasp Of the lee King, causing
tss po onac 10 overflow with huge pieces
OF ice ~hich did some damage along lis
nibulsries. The weather siuce has been
some bss Sprirg-!ikc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

~ REcovgREp.-lhe remains Of Lieut..
Walter F. Tresyant, of Gen. n. B. Evans Staff,
- bo was wounded at Sharpsburg, Septo mbei
II, 1862, and died few days afterwards at the
residence Of Rev. C. w. Andrews, in this place
mud was buried By him in The Old Episcopal
Church ,ard, were dsin,erred by his brother
on Thursday Of last week and taken to Colum-
bis, S. c., for final interment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

There is fellow named JACOB STOUT, VINO
travels with Van Amburgh's menagery' recent
" ale a, one meal al Hotel IN onio' ioi sup
per: Five pounds of beefsteak, sixteen large
potatoes, twelve cups OF coffee, two pouno' oil
butter, one quart OF milk, one pint oil noiasseS;
eighteen pickles, two pies, Two shd nan
pounds of aPpie-hu,ter, t"o-'hird oil Pouhn o,
sugar. seventeen slices Of bread, and salt and
70 n.r il, proportion, and than ate another hear
~ meal the nsx, mu.ninS at breakfast
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

BE FATAL ACCIDENT We learn from the
LouisVIlc Ga=sne, that an interesting little son
aged years, Of Me-. w. II. ". Randall, who i:
foreman IN the above named Office, aud former.
sy Of this county, was SO severely scalded few
days since, by accidentally orerluining Il pot Of
boiling water upon lis head, tia, it died tween,
iy-foar hours after the sad accident occurred.
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pratbs.

In This place on Sunday sfu moon las.
Mr.. Fan Noyp. aged sb3u' IS years.
On Tuesday night l4st Al her residenre
IN Sensible, Mrs. RoT Sh.rWin. s,is 81
Mr.. Henry ShersIn, and dsngh,sr ri NJ.
James ClsIk If Mary land. Her temsin'
were i"i-rsd IN the Catholic bufi,l
around at iIsgerstown on Thursday. So
ws' sn esiimsbIe lady. ssed about -
years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

o. The special term OF The Circuit
Cour, for Berkeley, cai.ed for Thursday
of las, week, says the Era. was post
nonet until The 18th instant. on account
Of some Illegally in the order, which was
sho VII Up by Edmund Pendlston, Esq.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

~ Godey's Lady's Book, for February, is
20 baud. Il,eems with novelty, choice varie-
", be ,uiiful fashion plates, elegant literature.
usefu! culinary receipts, aud ali that contrib
.uies 10 make att excelsior periodical Every
young LADY should 90 III possession Off. Price
A, UU per ancum. Address L. a. Cooley, corn-
ar SIKH and Chestnut Slresls, PnilaGellLia.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE MARKET.
FLOUR.-Howsrd 3 rect Super sna
cut Extra 10 rs Gil SO, do high grades
1919 GA so.
wHEAT.-Receip,s sns!l. pre-"
range from 2 rs 10 % IS. and The MARI"
doll.
CORN.-Markei was steady. VI"
sales Of 1900 busbs mixed white 81 VI v"
$500 bu.hs prime yellow al 90 " os".
OATS.-4OOO bushs offered snd Ioo'
bushs Pennsylvshia sold Of 50 sss'''
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

h+ U. S. DEPUTY CoLLEcToR.-John
A. Boa rmsu. Esq. Of Marsiusburg, has
received the appointment of Deputy U.
q Collector for this sub-dslrcl. embra'
cling the coun.ies of Jefferson. Berkeley
and MoIgsn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

U- we invite attention to the card Of Rob
ert n. Hoffman, Commission Merchant Of
Washington city. Mr. Hoffman was formerly a
resident Of this town, and we bespeak for him
liberal hare Of patronage from his old friends,
believing he will render general satisfaction.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

Dar The Firs! West Virginia Fh'
Company will parade through the streets
Of Mar.insburg on The ed inst. and have
4. Ball o, the Turner Hall on the evening
and nigh. of The same day, for the benehl
A., of The FIRE Company.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

&c. The Wheat. We learn { ON farm.
era. Is licking very we'll in this couuiy
10 fac,, Tie reports liom oil parts Of The
Valley. 10 regard 10 this crop. are en-
~nnravino
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

rs LARGE Hoos.-Mr. Levi Moler slaugh
iered last week three Porkers weie hing respec
s,'eIy AS, $50 aud $50. We will venture IL,
assertion that this is ,ae largest pen Of hog:
Killed tins season la tais locality.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

This community will regret to learn that
the Rev. Mr.. Yeilch, Presiding Elder of the
Winchester District of the f. NJ. Church, is ly-
Ing dangerously al at his residence at Winehes-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

" Abraham Harris, agent for Moses Ma
theney, has sold at private sale, q House and
Lot on Mill Street, to Rein Ray, for the SUD
Of $1,000.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

rs 4 1ourisAng Freedmers School has
been progressing in this place durirg tbs past
winter, taught BY a Miss Wright oil Vermont.
We leash the school numbers about IS pupils,
iods psrden, 0! lis at school numbering about
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

a. Attention is directed to the adver.
,;.s"ep, of E. /. Lee. Eco. in io'dsy's rs
.,e This land 10 valuable. and invites
,,be .uen,i.n Of spectators.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

e The Fair recently held by the young la
dies OF Chsrlestown, for the purpose Of procur'
Ing funds to erect monument 10 the memory
Of the Confederate dead, buried in Edge Hill
Cemetery, Melted them 1888.