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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23
SUPERVISORS COURT.
Shepherd.town. Feb. Is, 1867.

Shepherdstown. req. 10, 1901
The Beard Of Supervisors met at III o'clock;
the following members present James Logic,
President: Supervisors Butler, Staley and Reed.
Robert W. Baylor who was appointed by
the Board 10 settle the accounts of the Old
Board of School Commissioners of Jefferson
county, made a report which was accepted by
the Board and ordered to be filed.
1t appearing 20 the Board that Evans Rodgers
has beeu assessed on the land hook Tor 1870,
wuh 535 acres OF land and has paid The taxes
on the same, when the land should have been
assessed TO Bushrod Washinston's heirs. 1t is
therefore ordered that Inc sheriff collect the
taxes on the 535 acres from Bushrod flashing
tons heirs and refund the same 10 Evans Rod
gers, and it is further ordered that the sheriff
also coIlec, the taxes assessed on 5 acres Of
land and saw mill floG the heirs Of Reid
Thompson, The same being assessed 10 Evans
Rodgers.
Ordered, that J ". Neer & Co., be granted
license to sell spirluous Liquors at the Shcnan-
doah Ferry, on the south siLe of the river, OPP
posite Harper's Ferry.
John J. Ramsburg, constable Of Ayerill Town
ship, offered his resignation, which on motion,
was accepted.
Ordered, that E. II. Chambers be exonera-
ted from paying taxes on S2lGO in U. ). Bonds
which was assessed 10 HIM.
Ordered, that the following changes be made
on the Land Book Of 1861
The assessment on the lands of L. Bow
ers reduced from SIS TO $40 per acre;
Jas. McClov reduced from SO 10 40; III
acres Of n. s. Shaull reduced from 81 TO
&c; James WATSON raised from 80 to 40;
David Wright raised from 33 10 40; Mrs.
Mary Potts reduced from 40 to IS; Susan
Engle reduced from rs TO SIS; V. Nj But
ler's heirs reduced from 81 to so; w. q
Butler reduced from SIS to so; X ker-
ney reduced from So to 80; Jas ". Ker-
ney reduced from SO to so; Thos. Llckll.
der raised from 4S 10 so; J. J. Miller re-
duced from So TO 50; John Marshall rails
ed from 4S TO so; Thns. Osborne raised
from 48 to 80: Samuel Ruckle reduced
from SIS 10 so; John f. Schley reduced
from 55 TO so; May II. Walper raised
from AZ 10 50.
Ga motion. the Board adjourned until
NJ ,nday ,he oh of March. 1867.
JAMES Logic, PRESS.
II, &. EsTLKR, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

~ HoRsE STEALING.-Two negro mon.
Geo Stewart and Vim. JohuSon, we've arrested
on MONDAY aud cumH,ated 6y SQGrt Ssn4oin,
Of Charrs.owu chdlg god uEj Convicted OF hav.
ing slv Ell horse rom anothCr c0lpTed man
named Richard JOHNSON, living near that town.
These negroes were arrested by Constable
Sheeiz and broughito This place for conhue-
n,ent. bat in consequence OF the jail not being
flushed they were taken 10 The Ma unsburg
Jail l1r confinement.
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LOOK HERE !

9nHE firm of BAKER & HILL was
( dissolved 90 The let day OF January
1867. All persons indebted are request
ed tn cone. forward and settle up al once
as the business of the old firm must he
closed up. Come along friends and pay
your bills, or you Will have 10 pay cot
on then. We mean asst ~hsi we say.
F.h "a BAKER 81 hill.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23
N0TIC.E !

YlHE undersigned having charge Of the
I Will formerly known a. "Shal + =
MIL" opposite Winnings Neck. on the
Maryland eide. is prepared TO furnish
PLASTER upon reasonable terms, de,
llvpred on The Virginia eide, opposite .he
Mil. He will also pay the hlghest mar
/ e, price for WHEAT AND CORN de-
livered at the same point.
GEO. II. COLBERT,
Agent Tor Boyer & Watson.
February %, 1867. in
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

IL CocArg lTFMs - FiU0l our contempt
FAIRIES Vi Chariestown,~e gather the following
APP1lETED.-G. Won Blucher, known to ma
ny Of the citizens OF this county. has been CON-
m,ssiol,d BY The Government, Isl |. cut. Il tie
luIh lntsniiy, in The regular army. lie Kegl-
n,eni 10 winch he his been assigned, is now sta
toned al Savannah, Ga. LIT II Is native OF
Denm"k a: served captain III a n. Y. Reg
inent during the "ar.
RosBrD.-alr. John Wolfe, formerly e this
county now resident Of Rockingham, was
~syaIi and robbed in Martinsburg, during the
rainy, da X nights a week or ten days since. lie
was on his way from the hotel 10 the cars, " hen
he was attacked by negroes, i've III all, Knocked
do an aid severely 6caen lie made manlN re-
~sistanc ), but the night being 80 DARK his revol-
rrr wa only partially effective. and he was
compelled ~ sarrei:'!er bIS wallet with S232 III
ereenbicks. NO cue as yet 10 The damg
rosues, but hopes are entertained VI the!! de-
lection.
bs DlEp.-Rev DR.. NJ. A. Costello, died Mon
day mor'ing at Harper's Ferry, after linger-
ing and paiufl lituc1s. Dr.. Costello Was The
Mshy esteemed paslur Of The Catholic Church
ct Harper's Ferry, officiating We believe also at
Eartinsburg aud other plaees-ascd "a years.
His remains were deposited III the Catholic bu-
ryig ground OF Haiper's Ferry on Tuesday.
RESIGNED. Joseph Barry, County SUI
perintendeut OF Free Schools for this county,
has rendered ms resignation 10 The Board Of Su-
pervisocs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

~ SHOOTING AFFRAY.-We have heard a
rumor from IiarPcr's Ferry OF a shooting afFray
which occurred there on Tuesday last between
Ginger Chambers Of that place, and three U
q. soldiers Chambers shot one OF the soldiers
through the head MORALLY wounding him. and
slightly wounding the others. He make no
comments on The affair for the want Of lu!l par
ticuIars. We understand that Chambers served
during the war in tue U. s. army.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23
Iordiug Of Jehn L. 5urratt.


4 \, asulngron dispatch to the BaIImore
Sun OF Tuesday, states that John ii. Su rat
was brought on shore at that city lale on that
ailrTuUGu Ut he n aahlitGton navy-ytrd, and
delivered by Commanded W. W. Jet!ries, OF lbr
steamer Swatara, to Admiral Rsdiord, and by
! nr aIsuir4i an,ierred 10 Marshal GoodIng, who
held beach wsfrapL issued by Judge isher, OF
the Criminal Court, commanding mn 10 "lakf
JOAN H. SuGGatl late 81 VI ashiuston county, ii
be sinai. be found within tie ounty OF wa: n
ing iou, aud HIM safely keep, and have his body
before the Criminal Court or the District ol
Columbia, al the Guy Of Washington, ID rDHdl-
alely, To answer unto he United States OF aud
concerning certain felony by him committed.
as il is presented, and so forth
Suua,t was blessed IN the uniform OF The IA.
pal ZouaYcs. Stepping Oh The whSft, he bow
ID re pec.tuiiy to tie admiral, ard depof'ch
himself with dignity aad irmneSs. The prison.
tr with his custodlans formed parry large
enough TO occupy three carriages. Every al
rang cnrut ~aS made irr security and 9'iitt.
though large concJutse vi spectators gathered
al the Jail 10 see SurIa't upon his arriVa.
The prisoner was transferred 10 Warden
Brown and was then licked up IN one OF three
iroLciad cells OF the jail, which are considers
perfectly secure, aad !el for III" night. No ole
will be allowed TO see him except his counsel
and the officers Of the p'lSon. SuHait Is aPPat
eLtly IN excellent health, and speaks bat Ve7y
little 10 any one. His ZouaSe uniform was very
much worn and AID.
1t is undrrs ,ood that eo-Governor Thomas Il.
Frrd And Col. Sol hnckIe have been retained
rs counsel in the casa oi John n. Surais.
AZ MACK" tie " ashington correspou-
dent OF Tue Cincinnati Cotamerclal gets oil the
10 lowing Mr.. Mo.ehead, of Pin sburg, close
a euiogy OH his late colleague, Philip Johnson
With The following very touching piece OF rheI-
eric chow important that we, while using
our best ENERGIES TO reconstruct the government
for time, should not tail to use proper exertlons
for reconstruction personally for eternity lam
afraid il congressman don't make better prog
ress With eternal than they have with temporal
rec sttucllon, they will all go to the devil by
default.
MI Peabody has donated 81 100000, to be
des oled 10 education al the South. An estimate
OF this genlema'n charities, according 10 con-
temporary, now amounts 10 over five millions oil
dollars
Connecticut Mileries are getting their ascen-
sion robes ready for June l6lh next, when they
expect to 'go up"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

" Some papers are publishing "How to go
TO bed on cold nights" or rather what Dc. Hall
says about il in his Journal of Health. A ven
cradle lazy friend of ours suggests. that "the
best plan is to go TO bed early, aud with your
wife. II you haven't one, secure the article at
oncs.n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

NJ. The Board of Public Works of the State
of Maryland has reduced the tolls upon Goa
from Cumberland to Georgetown twen,y-four
cents per ton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

TIE Fresh FISH, Pike and Perch, the first Of
the season, made their appearance in our mar
kets on Wednesday. They were readily sold al
60 cents per bunch
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Dcatbs.

of Pneumonia, in Frederick, Md, on the 18th
inst. Mrs. HEsRr ScHLEY, wife of Major Hen
~ Schley, in the 69ih year OF her age
In Charleston n, on the 18th inst. Mr.. GEO.
B. Monroe, III The 49sh year of his age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

he PosTPoNED. Lecture by d. B. Luz
. cas-, Esq +, announced IN our last, TO take place
on Tuesday evening last, in The L. NJ. Church,
of this place, was postponed until Tuesday eve
ping next, The 2sih instant, on account Of tho
Nluess Of Mr.. l..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

e TnE MILITARY BILL.-This bill finally
passed the Senate on "Wednesday last, nearly
IN the same form as it was proposed by Mr..
Stevens in the House, and was sent 10 the Pre-
sident for his approval on Thursday morning.
I, is said he will veto it. The bill is intended
solely for the ten Southern States, aid annul>
the Slate legislatures and Sta'e 60 ernmsnts;
divides these States into five military districts,
and ei, es tie General in chief tie power to APP
q point Brgsdier General for each district and
assign him troops enough TO maintsln his au-
,horlty. II gives the General fell power over
/, lie, haeriy and property of each citizen who
can appeal 10 no court for redress. Offences
are 10 e tried by m ltary commissions. 1t fur
Their provides that whenever said States shall
allow negro to vote and disfranchize all reb-
: ais, aud shall present Constitution, olherwi g
icon ormii, 10 The Constitution Of the u. 5 I,
Consrss msy ajmlt them as States and give
them representation.
. Hon. Rc,efdy Johnson, Senator from Mary
land. sho made the strongest speech against
sl.s hifi;srs Bill and even said. If should pass.
!. i.,~ oss i wipe out West Virginia and send het
e.nsn ~ away" voted for The iLiquitoas bill
! hru i; returned from he Hoase.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23
LOST |

On the 9Th instant. Diamond Button,
" FIVE diamonds Sc, 10 silver. liberal
reward will lie paid to the person who
brings il back 10 me, aud DO questions
will be asked.
MRS. r. D. SHEPHERD, Jt.
Fsbrusry I6, 1867. ss
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

81 II is said that poultice made Of stewed
pumpkin, freshly applied every fifteen minutes,
Is q sure Gu e for iraammAtory rheumatism.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23
J. HICKLING s. CO.'S
Great Sale of Watches.

On the popular one price plan, giving every
" patron a handsome AID reliable watch Tor
The low price Of Ten Dollars Without regard
TO value, aud mol to be paid for unless perfectly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23
Groceries. Groceries.

.7UST received full supply Of Greece
VI res which will be sold upon reasOna
HE tet.ns for Cash. Also flesh GAR
DEN SEEDS now in Store and for sale
nv D. S. ReRfch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

v SPECIAL attention is invited to our adver-
Using colum. to-day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23
NOTICE
TO
TAX-P A YERS.

NOTICE is hereby given shs, will be
u in SMlrHtIELN Tor lae FuiPo'e OF
collecting Taxes. on Hedncsday The 27fh
day Of February, and on Usdnesday the
6ih dag Of .Narch, 1867, and in SHEP-
HERDSTOWN al all other times for
The sane purpose
II The unpaid Faxes are not promptly
paid. the property OF the deIInqurnIs will
be advertised and sold forthwith according
10 law. WI. RUSH,
Feb 23-2w SheEIi.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23
Hlarria9cs.

On.the II h inst. BY Rev. III. c. Mcdaniel,
BsaRELL hAsTIH aud Miss MARY FRAvEL, all
of MagtInsbliS,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

Er An exchange very truthlully says, the
M an who does not read the advertisements in
has home paper, can never be said 10 be well
posted The advertisements indicate not only
ihs business enterprise Of the place IN which
they are pl blshed, but the enterprise OF the adj
vcrtiser WhsD you see man who sdyer;ises
literally you may be certain Of finding good
stock of goods i'll his .tore, that he keeps up
With the market, and sells cheaper than those
who DO not advertise. IL you want good bar
gains always patronize those who avail them
sslves of The advantages afforded through the
advertising columns of the home papers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23
y For the Register.
Reply to 81 Cannot Forget Thee"


You say, "you have met me ,and cannot Forget"
And tears, like the gushing of fountains,
Overflow me with grief: and deeply regret,
That my heart is no,o west OF The mountains
But hope that The tears, and the friendship l
give
May refresh your respondent, and sorrowing
soul,
AS the sun-parched land, where Egyptians live
Is refreshed by the waters, that none can
control.
Despair not though cruel, the fortune, fate
sends
There's sunlight somewhere on life's stream,
Although we must sever, We stu! may be friends
And in friendship, forget that bright dream.
DREAMER.
Shepherdstowa, February 81, 1861.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

TO value, aud mol to be paid for unless perfectly
satisfactory --o
500 Solid gold hun. Watches $3.50 10 I9O
500 Magic cased gold Watches %UO 10 9U U
sou Ladies ~ atches Enamelled 100 10 3"o
ma ca hun Chron Watches go TO 30G
900 Gold hun. English Levers 2OO 10 29o
am Cid hun Dnplex Watches $50 10 20O
- 0Nn Cd nun. American Watches 100 10 80
sn1n Silver Hunting Levers 80 to $50
900 Silver hunting Duplexes 10 TO 2oO
Coz Gold Ladies Watches 3O 10 21C
10 UUU Gold Hunting LePlnes 3O 10 20
10 UUU Miscellaneous Silver Watches 3O 10 lCU
20 900 Hunting Silver Watches 20 10 2V
81. OUU Assorted Watches, all KINDS ~ 10 -
Every patron obtains. Watch by TINS ar
rangemeut, costing but $40, while II may DC
worth $50. No pariiaIIty shown.
Messrs J. Kicking s Co S Great American
Watch Co New York City, wish TO immt dl-
stely dispose Of the above magnificent STOCK
Certificates naming articles, are paced IN seal
ed envelopes Holders are entitled ~ the ar!I-
Gle. named on their certificates, Upon payment
of Ten Dollars whether it he watch wor b
$50 or one worth less. The return OF any Of
our certificates entities you to the article nam
ed thereon, upon paym ent, lrresPecu' oil us
worth, and as 10 article valued less Ihan $40 Is
named on any certificate, II will at once De
seen that this is DO lottery, but stTsight1or-
ward legitimate transaction, which may he par
ticipated in even 6y The most IasHdlou>
A single Certificate will be sent by mail,
post. paid, upon receipt of IS cents, i've for 81,
eleven for -, thirty .three and elegant premium
or SIS. sixty-slx and more valuable premium for
slU, one hundred and most superb Watch for
SIS. To Agents or those wishing employ
this is rare opportunity. II Is leg1tlmaieiy
conducted business, duly authorized by the
Gov,rnmen, and open to the most careful
scrutiny. Tiyus
Address. J. HICkLING s. Co.,
l49 Brosdwsy-Near 2. o.
City of New York.
February %, 1867. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

nF DIR. Witherow, Dentist, IS now here
Give him clll, We that need his services.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

20 ~ HARrER's FERRY--lNTEREsTNG Ours
ZION or TIrLE.-A correspondent Of the baltl-
more Sun sa,s:--" During the period Of Gcner-
oil Rashiugton's incumhency Of the Presidency
Sariou, tracts Of land al Harper's Ferry were
eel td t. him aud bis successors i'll trust for the
United States, for the purpose OF erecting bull
oings for the manufacture Of arms, sc. The
government armory aud work shops remained al
that point up to Tue time Of the breaking out Of
the war IN 1851. The Var Department having
determined against relocating the government
.rmory there, application has been made for a
sale or conveyance of the land to parties who
arc DESTROYS Of putting up manufacturing estab-
Iishmepts
During the governments occupancy several
religious denomnatiCps tue Board of Eduea-
ton and an Odd Fellows lodge, were allowed
10 cree. ed fees on parts oil The ground. These
different associations now ask an act Of Con-
gress to allow the Secretary Of War TO give them
deeds for the lots res pecively occupied by them.
Doubts have, however. arisen in higt legal
quarters as to the right Of the United States to
sisn away any Of this land, as the original DEEDS
Of trust 10 General Washington expressly stip-
ulstest,hat the ground conveyed was 10 be
forever held to the uses and purposes of the u
pited States, and if surrendered, it is thought
that the heirs of the original owners might
claim that the entire tract reverted back to
them.n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23
BALTIMORE MAkhEr.

BALTIMORE MAkkEr
FLOUR.-tiO~ard slrecI SUPER and
Gu, Extra 10 80 81 20, DO. bign grades
l3 a sksH.r.
WHHAi.-A sale to-day Of 600
bushs lalr Naryl~pd rcd al 80.
CORN.-700O. hu.hs ~hI'e al 90 els :;
1000 do. mixed al 90 rents 250O bushs
yellow al 93 "a cents.
OATS-7UU bushs received and sold
al SO cents.
RYE.-l5O bu.hs offered 100 sold
al ) 80 per bushel
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23
PUBLIC SALE.

T17ILL be sold al my house on German
lLl Street. Shepherds.own. on Sdtur.
day the sih Of Morch, Household and
Kitchen Furniture. comprising IN part as
follows: sen of Mahogany and Hair
Clo,h Chairs, Sofa Marble Top Pier and
Centre Table, Secretary and Book Case.
handsome seven and quarter Octave
Rosewood Piano, Carpets, Mating. get
of superior and complete Surveying In
slrumenis. and many other articles.
TERMS-A credit Of Nine Months
will be given on all sums over $40. bond
and approved security required; all sums
of and under $40. Cash. No property
to be removed unul serlied for. GG@SaIe
10 commence at II o'clsck
A. EUGENE McENDREE.
q. D. McGlincy, Aucnoneer.
+ b. %, 1867. NV
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

NEW Orleans Molssses Tor sale by
N dec 90 ID. S. Renteh.
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NOTICE.

Uessrs. ReHehan d. hlrVml:
you are hereby nomfrd 'n"'-on me )"
j day Of lhe nrxt ApnI Ie''" OF y,
DucuIl Co0n oi llrIsJn co"n'y' W.
Virginia. we shat By coursel move W.
Judge OF The sad circuit court. 10 qu'''
HE execution 10 y"or names sgs'"''
issued on a forthcoming bond lr"" W
rlerk's office OF ssid rIrcnn '"0"
.he Is, day Of January, 1867 elu.n'0''
10 Tue lsl Monday IN February. 100"
JOSEPH MYERS.
JAMES MYERS.
GEO. BACKHOUSb.
February 2. 1867.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

Connecticut Milerites are getting their ascen-
sion robes ready for June l6lh next, when they
r Dect To EgO uD.n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-23

Mr.. Peabody has donated 81 100000, to be
des oed 10 education al the South. An estimate
of this genllema'n charities, according 10 con-
temporary, now amounts 10 over five millions oil
L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14

NEW YoRK, Nov. 13.-George john
son was arrested to-day and held for
trial charged with having attempted 10
procure United States bonds amount
Ing TO $40, $50 on check for $29, 466, pur-
porting To be drawn by Fred Butter
held d CO.., on the 10th National Bank,
In favor Of Jay Cooke d Co.
e. The Young Mems Christian Conven-
ton commenced Its session to-day; al
SO the Protestant Episcopal Dioceasi1n
Convention Bishop Lee, of Iowa; by
Invitation, will take seat beside the
President of the latter body. q - e
General Mcclellan did not return ON
the Scotia. II is said that private bust-
ness keeps him fnParls until spring.
There was q daring robbery in FLUSH
ing,yesterday. Ea9 ilsAa
a person, whose namel Is not given,
was robbed of 81 500 in Cedar street to-
day, The money had just been pro-
cured at the Snb-treasury. al. - fs-Jss
O,Baldwiu, the Irish giant, has chal-
lenged Jem Mace 70 fight him in this
country for s, 600. Mace Is shortly ex-
pected here. hut Il Is not known II he
will accept O'Baldwin's challenge :.
OiBaIdxin has also forwarded u chal-
lengs to- Mike NJ oole, 70 fight in En-
gland or America, for 5000. Report
says Jim Elliott will challenge o. Bald
win, should he come -s.=z 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-14
3 Ha,ncaI1so-n,sa

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 12.-Ths Mer-
chants Exchange Association has ten-
dered the Chamber Of 5Commerce n
perpetual lease, free of rent, of one OF
their rooms in the building on Califor-
mia street, which was dedicated to the
uses of the Chamber by appropriate
ceremonies Tonight. 800
The steamer Montanaf from Panama,
arrived to-day. The steamer Sierra
Nevada arrived from the northern coast
with one hundred and seventy thou
sand dollars in Treasured. rs ~
TheIndians In Eastern Oregon are
committing depredations. a company
of cavalry has been ordered to Burnt
river district for the protection of the
settlers. Adifioulty is experienced In
the; gathering of the Indians in the
open reservations. The savages are
unusually active. They attacked the
hunters and stage, and killed one horse,
butwere repplsed by the passepgers.
The settlers are suffering for the want
ofstock, the indians having run or and
killed a great porhon. lsf.5'