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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
Marriages.

On the 10Th inst, in Cisr,estOwn. BY
Rev. Rober, Smith. Mr. George n. No.
iund. Of Baltimore. formerly nj THE ecuA.
.iy. To Miss Corneiia a. Riity. OF sb"
town. te i9J 49, ~
On the same day. by the ssms. II hs
residence OF Mrs. Beali. near Flowing
Sprirg. Mr.. Samaei G.. Noiand. 10 Misc
Lydia E., daughter Of Mr.. Jacob ".
Moler. all oi ths comfy. ss''''l''
On the l0.h inst. by Rev. a. G. il"f.
kins. Mr Charles H. Hough. "i q Tt'
county. to Miss Lsffis Y. Aris. daughter
Of John Avis. (oi Wm Of hsrls,D"'.
On Tuesday lat. 10 Frederick ro1D',.
Sid by Rev. Joseph rrsp,sll. Mr.. JohH
). East'rdoy. Of Chailrsiowu. 10 MIS-
Rachael a. Easfsrday. dsugh.s "
Judge Joseph Essierdsy. OF 'bs iS'S"
county.
Near Lesiown. by Rev. n. shs"'l. ~.
Wiiiiom Hason. NJ Warren county: "
Mics Susannah. second daughter 81 w.
Johnson. Eco. of thIs county.
| On the 18th inst. ness Myers,ows.y
Rev. X. Smith. Mr.. John Ntvfon ~
beg TO Miss Aanie E.. Dunn. oil Of VIZ
county. tsf
Il On The a0lh December, In Msfiinssssssc
by Rev. Wm. ID. Hanson, Mr.. John ~
I Dauis TO Miss Elizabeth J. NeAsHny'
i On the same day. by the ssns. . ~.
linsburg. Mr.. Montgomery Thomp'''
Miss Laura L. Biakeney. Il
On The Isl inst, Mr.. Anmo"y 4
), Chambers and Emily r. Cseet"''
lof Belkslsy eoss,y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
esp SHOCKING Acc,oEsr AT Der.

E3p SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT Der
FIELD, DEpor.-On Thursday last. al
accident occurred Oh the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, a, Duffisld's Depot, iu
this county, which resulted in the death
OF a laboser named Gsary. |, seems tbs,
whhs a patty Of hands were engaged IL
repairing the track al or near ,hs Poin'
stated. a train Was heard approaching,
and all except the decd made their escape
fiop the track wilhou, difficulty. Geary
made No effort TO GO, away when the OH
sys did, but s,uod ss il msns6xed to the
spo,, uutil The locomotive struck him with
,ssribls force, throwing him upon the
track, where he was shockinsly lscesaled
by . portion Of the train passing over his
body. His conduct on the OCCASION. is
unsecoun,able. 80 he was man OF indus.
uious steady habits, whose domestic re-
i.,ions ~ ere the most cordial. He had
receD.ly purchased for himself q comfort
sbls home, where, With . wife. aud sever.
n chharen. he vas living happily to The
day Of The sad accident which Terminated
his life. So says he Spirit.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

o. CoAx,ssIoN HousE.-Ws invite
attention TO tho card Of Hoffman, S,alsy
4 Co, Wholesale Commission Mer.
chants, Baltimore. /. will be seen ,hs,
Geo. r. Stsley. late Of the firm of J. w.
Pitts & Co.. has formed Co-partnership
with Hoffman & Co., who will conduc,
she busiaess upon an extensive scale.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

az REMovEp.-The remains OF Capt.
r. ". Marsh, Co. /, Alb North Caroline
Infanuy, ouuded at the b,.sle.of Sharpe:
burg, aud died al The residence Of w. i,
McQu,lkin. and Inferred upon his Pre~i'
ses. were taken up on Thursday BY his
brother, assisted by John II. SehoPper
Of This place, and removed to North Cat
D!iua for refinement. al7JHsd
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
Desiitntion IN the souih--Women Lig.
ing for Months In a Hollow Tree.

\ Ill
ing for Months in Hollow Tree.
A philanihroplc gentleman was on h's
way on, IN the country yesterday alier-
noon. during The driving snow si"In.'
when he discovered woman crossing
The fence inlo a wood pasture just outside
The CITY limits. She was thlnly ciaa'
.hiyerine in The cruel blast. and gave eV'
iJsnce of severe desiitr,ion and hard llv-
iny. not seeing any house neat lie
wondered 10 himself where the woman
was going. and calling her. quesiIohe"
her az to the rarse of her being oul 10
the s,osm. She replied BY evasIVe en-
swers. but on his questioning her more
closely she told him that she lived WIN
another woman in an old hollow tree IN
the pasture snd had been STAYING there Tor
over for months pass. The gerhSma"
bi,cbeJ his horse aud proceeded TO where
the " oman designated her miserable re-
trea, To be. and there. wrapped up 'nsome
old army blankets. he discovered The "ih'
or woman. sleeping in the hollow Of me
uee. sheltered by some old pieces 81
board and bark.
The women said they were from
Cross Keys. near Atlanta. Georgia. ano
had come up to this city some months
sgo serking honorable employ men'' o''
had failed in their efor,s. and had been
since tina. time earning a livelihood hy
gathering shurks. doing washing, &c.
meeting misfortune with hsroisiB wor-
thy The nohlesi Of women. The gentle
man who found them soon made Their
case known to Inc people Of that vicinity.
and in lew hours The poor wosen were
taken from their uncomfortable refuge and
well providrd for. This is but one ir-
stance Illustrative OF the suffering among
The poorer classes. yet several others have
came TO cur ears of late. who, nolwiIh-
standing the close and searching Efforts OF
our relief com nittees. are siili IN need.
Bo, The poor of our Stale are being nooly
cared Tor, and when. as in the above IN
stance, a case + destitu,ion reaches The
sars Of our citizens, il is al once tsken IN
hand aud nobIy provided for.--Lo"is'
ollie Courier.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
CHEAP LIVING IN TExAs.-A frien

CHEAP LlvISG IN TExAs.-A friend
writes az follows !: In Colin county Tex
as, pork sells for Elk cents pound. but
Ter at iw elye and s-half cents. eggs at Ten
cents a duzen, wheat one dollar bushel,
and aour four dollars a HUNDRED weight.
Ii Corn is rsllled of q! City cents bushtl.
These rates are for specie. In that pOr.
lion OF Texas one dollar Of ilsiieG STATES
paper currency is worth only iwo-lhirds
Of a silver dollar In Rusk county mast
fed pork readily brings six cenls. corn fet
seven cents. There's an abundant sup
! ply Of food in that region. particularly d
hog and bomony. East Texas Is un
ques,ionsbly one Of the best countries u
the world for raising pork.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
The Test-Oath Decision,

The highes, tribunal Of tie land has
again endorsed ,he views Of constitutional
obligation 80 steadily and uniformly up
hold by this journal. By The solemn
~ ard OF the Supreme Court Of the Uni.
led States. iesl.oaihs are pronounced con.
lrary to the Constitution. and incohsis'-
enI. NOT only with It's spirit. but lis letter.
We rejoice at this ,arjy vindicalion OF
opinions which VIC have no. ceased I"
maintain alike through evil as we'll as
good report.
or course the fountains Of partisan
abuse will again be lei loose. We shall
hear ,he familiar charges Of sympathy
siih reb,ls." "shelIeIing treason" 1.-The
last bulwark of the reb lion, and those
disgracelul Apss a. The judges themselves
whlrlI are so damaging TO the character III
American journalism and disrledlIahle 10
the national lame. II may sui, the pur-
poses OF corrup. and Inscriptions parti.
sans. alike in The press, the forum. and
tie pulpit. to impugn the motives OF the
learned judges who interpret The organic
law Of the NATION under solemn sense OF
their responsibilities, bot 1.-The plSin peo-
pie" will no, believe that they can be-
werysd IRON their sworn duty by airy
sinister or improper inducements. Full
Of years and full Of honors. with no o,her
ambition than to live in history as the
wise and we'll qualified guardians ct those
principals which, embodied in Tie Consii-
lutiun, constitute al once the boast and
SAFE guard Of The nation. they are incapa
bic Of being seduced into partial. much
less political decisions. as they are inca
pable Of being in,lmidaed by the threats
Of brawling politicians or the coarse vi'u.
peraliOn of unp'incipled editors. 10 an
era Of revolutionary convulsion. shey yield
neither 10 the passions Of the mob nor
the invec,ive Of the demsgogue but.
holding their grave consultations unawed
by The noisy ,umul. which RACES all
round them. they pronounce the Execo-
live and his agents, the representatives OF
The people. and the people themselves
must be guided. For The present we
simply congratulate the country that
though amid the clash Of arms the sacred
rights OF the citizen were somewhat IN.
fringed. yet. with The return Of peace. the
Constitution is yindicsied in all its full
ness and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MteMgen.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

Aar BuRssD.--Ws learn tina. the resi-
deoes of Peter Hammond, near But.ssown,
Berkeley county. was consumed oy hre
during the latter par, Of las. week. The
ere occurred by an ash barrel taking hre.
in the house. the fsmes Of which isnl'ed
tho log building. Tue furniture was
saved.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

na.The government. is in receipt OF sdvi'
css from Europe TO the effect that large
AMOUNTS of United States securities VIII
soou be forwarded TO This country for sale
OWING 10 The lack Of Confidence, OCCASION
ed by the announcement that Congress
would probably iupeaeh the Ptesiden,'
Europesn capitalists are disposed 10 con
ver, our national securities.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

The question Of adopting the eonsii.u.
iionsl s'nendmtni is 10 be reeonsidered in
The Virginia Legislature. which rejected
i, recently. This movement is brought
sbout by letters 10 the msmbees from
their constituents, feceived since its reiec-
ton. urging them to vote for iIs adoption.
In Reconsideration il will be urged 10
submit the question Of ratification 10 she
people. M
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

A Charleston. S. G.. letter says -
"Msny OF The sons 81 families formerly
wealthy. and .nlI pfocd. oil The places OF
conductors IN The cars. and seemed re.
ioicsd TO obtain paying occupation.
fhe city poles force. too. is filled up
with young men Of respectable eonnec.
lions, who. before the wsr. would have
dee ed themselves 10" good for msny /;
less humble soestion..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

6a- LUTHERAN VrsIToR.-The janus
20 number of this excellent monthly pub.
lishei by Rev. J. !. Miller, at Stanton
has come to hand. Itappears in an en-
lsrsed form and Otherwise improved, end
cou,.ins an excellent sermon by Kew. }
p. SneI,zsr. Terms $3.50 per annum.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

Mrs. Grace Morrison, Of Lawrence,
Massachusetts. whose husband was killed
on The nigh. OF JnIy 4. last. by . ROCKIES
fred upon the Comuon. has entered sui
sesios, the city. claiming sl5.ooo dsma-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
January N umber.

PRINTER's DEVIL ON A "SPREE.'
Ziule. oil Tho ShePherdsmwn Regisfer
has left his devil loose in the shape oil
Twill smith," who is trying hard TO
..pu. through" The s27 he made on New
Years day. lie visited our ofhcs on
TUESDAY, last when he and our dtuiI had
a devil of lime-Hagerstoon Mill
Nar Our depii is a devil Of fellow,
and generally has deUii Of lime when
he mee,s a deuH companion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

Co. RESIDENCE SoLD.-Mr. Joseph
En,ler hiss sold bis residence with one
sc,s OF ground attached, On the North.
ern suburbs Of town, to Mr.. Samuel B.
Harrison. Of Dufisld's Depot. for the
som al e2,l00.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
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i
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Is other illustrations. Poems. Tales. and
Miscellany, too extensive 10 enumerdie
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o. Will The Editor please send the
January Number.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

a. We were visited by snow on Sat.
urdsy nigh. last. which attained the depth
o, .bos, four inches. and has afforded 70.
~ 6us sleikhius ever sines.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
The Burning OF the jail at Kingstree
& C.

The jail a, King''rss, IN This State was
totally destroyed by FIRE on Monday
nigh, last. From HE information we
have received. we learn thai tho hfe han
gained SO much headwsy before II was
discovered, thai the pr"gEess co"tG MOI De
arres,ad. One white man only was IN
,he ia, at The time, AID he escaped but
twenty Two Of The negro prisoners PERISH
ed in The flames. Their screams. as
they were gradually shut OF from oil
hope Of esrspe we've sirken!ng to ihe
heltlr.s spectators. and with the kissing
and cracking Of the Aamss. which seem
ed 10 lake savage delight in their work.
ormed scene h,5t in horror might have
nysled paudemnnlnm itself. In very
.hurl time ,he cries and grosns ceased
and Of the twenty-five negroes nothing
was left bu, tbs charred, blsckened and
,bapeless msss.
l. is supposed that The Jail was h'ed by
the negroes in the hope Of making their
escape. but their efforts only work ou'
their entire destruction. The flames from
the burning building made Kingsree near
iy as Iigh, IS day, and The dense clouds
of smoke were visible for many miles
around Charleston .Nsrcary.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

The proprieiy of placing suitable
monument over the remains Of Hon. F.
S. Key. author Of The national song 1.-The
Star.Spaneied Banner" is suggested by
eorresponden, in The Frederick Republi
can. MIR. Keys remains are deposited ir
Mouni Oiivet Cemetery, ~ Frederick
Nd. t@
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

So MEMORIAL A,soClATIoN.-An ~.
socis,ion has recently been formed in this
place composed mainly Of tho former
Confederate soldiers from town and vi.
sini.y. Tor the purpose Of having an or
sanizalion whose duty il shall be 10 keep
in repair The graves Of the Confedera,s
soldiers in our Cemetery aud devise
means for that purpose.
At a meeting of the Association held
on che llth instant, the following officers
ws,s elected -
Prs.iJent--Col. TFm. a. Morgan.
Vics President-Cap,. II. +. Burnhorf.
Secreaty--Joha ~. Gage6y.
Corresponding cc'y-Jos. DC .Nurran.
Treasurer-John Ray.
The next e,ee!ir. vii DC ue,d Oh Fri.
day evening. lauuasy IS, when Con,
siiiuuoa aud By-Lsws for the govern.
sneai Oh Ihs Associations. viii DO present.
cd for sdopiion.
This is a lsudable undertaking, and an
Association Of this kind is necessary for
she preservation Of The graves Of the dead
solder,. and their duty could no. be en-
trusted 10 more worthy bands than TO the
surviving comrades Of these dead heroes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

The Richmond Enquirer says: "SiIange
as il mag appear. our Stale Treasurer un-
der the Law Of the Legislature lie now IS
suing the bonds Of Virginia for the toh0ie
oi The srresrales OF interest due by Virgin
ia and Hest Virginia jointly. We are
giving our individual notes Tor the whole
oil the ivint oblig alton"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

Gen. How ard has written letter to
Secretary Stanton. in which he estimates
the number Of coIured persons now alive
in the different Southern States. Com
pairing his estimates with the returns OF
the census Of 1860. j: appears iha, in
North Carolina, I.ouisi ma and Florida the
number OF blacks remain very nearly the
same. There is decrease in Georgia OF
nearly $4,000. 10 Virginia Of 10000. in
South Carolina OF 81. 900, in Missouri oil
ls 200, in Mississippi Of 1900. and in
Arkansas Of IL, 900. The only States in
which an increase is reported are Texas
and Tennessee, the gain in each being
abou, 1900. There are no returns
from Alabama or Ken lucky.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

o. Don't fail TO attend the meeting foI
the purpose Of organizing Fire Compa
ny, to-day q. 2 o'clock. in tho CourI
House.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19

The Winchester Times nominsies r
7. Conrad, for Governor Of Vuginia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-01-19
Shepherdstown, W est Va:

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10, 1867
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-18
CARNyAL OF BLOOD.


Two Murders and Three Saicides In Cincin.
natl and Vicinity In One Day.
CUcMAri, June II, 1903 O'Clock p. n
There has been high carnival Of blood In this city and
vicinity during yesterday and todayhrse suicides and
two terrible murdsn
Back Of Newport, in Campbell county KY, yesterday
afternoon, two brothsn-in-aw, William Pyles aid
James Shaw, met in the saloon Of Valentine Rebold
and renewed old quarrel that had been brought about
BY Pyies' calling his wife and Shaw's sister prost-
tutA Shaw struck Pyles, and Pylss then drew .
vover and nred five snots, three without effect but the
fourth and nth striking Shaw In the bowels and brains
killing him instantly. Pyios arrested about eight
miles west OF this city.
Last evening, . young named John Betz shot
and killed young woman Of eighteen years, named
Sarah Klein TO whom no engaged 70 DO married.
Bltz was jealous and insulting In asking why
another young permitted visit her The girl
became frightened and fed from him. from the yard
the house. He fred three shots her she ran, then
pursued her into the house aud shot fatally she
stood there by the side OF her mother The wretch then
left the house, and with the remaining cartridge blew
out his own brains.
Mr. Britton Ross, respectable citizen, cabinet
maker by trade, and foreman by position, throw him.
self into the river and drowned early this morning
He had lost i've thousand dollars by failure, and had
several times threatened 10 kill himself
German, ffty- years old, named T. Blei, hanged
himself 10 bedpost with two silk handkerchiefs last
night al his house Fndiay street. breaking bis neck
Difficulty with his wife Is supposed to have led 20 the
suicide
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-18
Tho New BouIsvara and a New Park.

The public has taken lively interest in the
new Boulevard provided for by the Legisla-
turs, but the progress Of which has been mys.
teriously suspended by the Corporation Coun-
sell When completed, as II ultimately will be,
in spite Of oil the distractions Of jobbery, this
splendid Boulevard will lead to other improve
meets which, like ITSELF will add marvellously
to the beauty and the value Of the upper part
OF the island. We would especially recon-
mend be Park Commissioners to buy q most
picturesque site, known as Fort Washington
Point, Which was at one time offered for sale
a. eligible for hotel. NatuN has lavished
upon II sach charms rs to require but slight
aid from tasteful art In order 70 convert the
surrounding grounds into . part, which might
be called Fort Warrington Psk, and which
would rial, IL not surpass, the attractions Of
Central Rrk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-18
The Catholic Charity Fair.

This Fair, which will wind up this even
ing with q grand promenade concert and
reception, has proved q splendid pecuniary
success, as well as an example of the idel-
ity Of the Catholic church to its earliest tradi-
tions of charity as religious duty. More than
two hundred thousand dollars, over and above
all expenses, will have been secured by 1t to
provide comfortable home for the suffering
children Of the metropolis. When it is remem-
bered that but comparatively few individuals
among the large Catholic congregations in our
city belong to the Weather classes, this act Of
munihcence is all the more praiseworthy AZ q
liberal contribution of the poor to the children
Of the poor. The public at large have felt
generous interest in the enterprise, because
while IL frowns upon the dangerous attempts
recently exposed by us to burden taxpayers in
support of denominational charities, il heartily
recognizes this right way Of. promoting them.
1t may be questioned, however, whether the
right place was selected for the bazaar Of this
great Fair. Was 1t not unfair for the city
Corporation to grant the use of the site on
which the bazaar stands, after having refused
to authorize the erection Of booths for the use
Of soldiers honoraaly wounded during the late
war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-18

The Bastera Question nj q Pstsf Of Issae.
BY special cable telegram from Athens, dated
on Saturday, we learn that Omar Pasha, the
Turkish Commander-in-C Chief in Gambia, has
sustained . signal defeat at the hands OF the
Christian insurgent army, and that his second
in command, Mehemed Pasha, had been almost
simultaneously driven from an important posi-.
ton, and the communication between the two
generals interrupted so that junction of their
forces was rendered almost impossible.
smarting under his defeat Omar Pasha, with
the true instinct OF an enraged Turk, and quite
in accordance with his personal and profess
sional character, burned oil the villages in the
reighborhood Of the scene OF his reverses and
murdered the inhabitants.
The foreign consuls serving in Crete imme-
distely notified their respective governments Of
these "atroeious proceedlpgs;" so that II is
almost certain that the Eastern question will
be brought 70 an immediate arbitrament for
issue, either by diplomacy or war. When the
Sultan reaches Paris, so soon after the visit Of
the Car Alexander, the exact status Of the
Christian populations In the East will be defined,
and Turkey must either become tolerant or
| retire from Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-18

senator Wade's Excursion Party Agree 90
Attend mt Washington the First Wednes-
day In Jniy-Aii the Republican Members
Notified to Attend
PEORIA, H., June IL. 1857.
Mr. wads's Senatorial party passed through here to-
day en- route to their homes Several took other roads
ut 81 LOUIS or fourteen Senators who have been with
the party at various points, all expressed their intention
OF being present at the July session OF Congress- and
those who still with Mr. Wade to-day joined him in
telegram TO General Schenck OF the National Union
Congressional Com mites OF Washington, TO advise all
republican members to be present july, that all OBJ
may be removed.