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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Hagerslown Bans,

H5geIslONu DaHhI
vs..
Samuel Suider's Admir-.
1NlilS cause came on 10 be heard this
( day OF October, 1867, upon the
petition of n. 5. White, survivor of tho
said n. S. While a. VIM. Lucas. Jr,
deceased, trustees acting on behalf Of GER
tain creditor, provided for by deed OF
trust Of the dale of the 25ih Of January.
1859, also upon the petition Of Meredith
Helm, Executor OF Isaac Sulder deceased,
asserting a rghi under deed Of trust OF
the l4lh Of October, 1912, each exhibiting
their respective claims 10 the proceeds OF
tie sale Of certain slaves sold by Samuel
Slnder, the grantor in both OF the deeds
OF trusI referred TO, end also upon his
dispositions and answer 10 inleuogaHves
fled in the cause, and also upon the re-
port Of Master Commissioner Cook. re.
urned the ooh Of September, 1859. and
he InteLocutory order Of the ID Of June.
1860, recommttipg this cause 10 Com.
missioner Of tie Court. which order Of
recOmmIlment seems never TO have been
executed. On consideration whereof this
cause is again recommiued 10 T.. f..
Snbbs, Mast Commissioner OF this
Couu with instructions TO anss and Ie-
port
lsi. Whether there be shy creditor Of
Samuel Suidcr. deed. who can exhibit
sDy lrgsl or equitable lien upon the slaves
of Samuel STider existing prior 10 tho
convey ance Of said slaves by The deed Of
the l4th OF October, 1912.
2od. Whether there be any creditor Of
Samuel Strder who has acquired sby
rIg'l to satisfaction from The said slaves
or he proceeds Of ssld slaves superior
and paramount 10 The conveyance OF them
Tor ne benefit OF lsasc SlrIder by deed Of
tie l4lh OF October, 1912.
3id. Whether lie Executors Of Isaac
Suller. dec d. or The creditors claiming
under the deed OF The 25sh Of January,
1855, have the preferable right 10 sali,lac.
ll0n rom the proceeds OF the sales OF tho
sIdvs-iogelher with all other matters
deemed pertinent by himself or that any
Of TIE parties may require 10 have stated,
aud return his report IN time for deere.
al tie next term Of this Court.
A true cOpy-Tesie
w. A. CH&PLlNE. c. C. C.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

GSr METEoRIc SHowERs.-The as.
uonomers having been disappointed in
their previous predictions Of the appear
anee OF the meieorJc showers, are announ-
cling display Of meieors 10 toke place
this month. The 18th, mex, Wednesday,
is the 34lh anniversary Of remarkable dis.
play Of meIeors 10 the United States, on
the morning Of November 10. 1898, and
IS j, is now considered nearly settled 'ha,
the psi ID Of revolution of these planets
with such very eccentric orbits is 33l
years, it is oaid no, 10 improbable ,ha.
there will be an unusually numerous ap-
pesrsnce Of these meieors in this country
on the 18Th.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09
ELECTION NEWS.

On Tuesday elections were held in the
States of Maryland, New York, Massa-
chuseus, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jer-
sey, Wisconsin. Kansas, Michigan and II.
linois, land also in Nevada Territory. Ma
ryland, Massachusetts, Wisconsin and
Minnesota are the only STATES which
choose Governors. New York elected all
State officers except Governor. Mem
bers Of the Legislature and county officers
were elected in The States named except
Missouri. Michigan and Illinois. where
only county officers were chosen.
Nqryyma.-The entire Democratic
State ticket is elected BY over 10000
msiorily. Both Houses Of the Legisla-
iure are unanimously democratic. II is
believed thai there is not single Repub.
Lean elected 10 any OF The county Offices
in the State; every county giving demo
cTalic majority. The Baltimore Sun says
the majority for the Stale ricke: will reach
$4,000 aud probably 10000, and that the
Legislature will be entirely Democratic.
Neto York. The Democratic MAORI.
i,y iE lbe city is 81 500; while II is con-
ceded that their majority IN the Stale will
be $4,000. Mr. Greeiey's figures make
democratic majority IN lNe State from
35, 900 TO 10000. The democrats gain
heavily in the interior Of The Stale. The
democrats have majority Of The Assem-
bly,. and IS Of The 80 Senators. This will
give the democrats United States Sena'
tor IN place of Morgan, Radical.
NelO JerSey.-Ths Democratic MAORI
ty in rhe State will be over 6,GOO. Last
year the Radicals carried the State by D.
soc. The Legislature is democratic On
joint ballot by 8 majority.
WaSsachuseHs.-Fhe laleat returns
indicate that the Radicals will have about
$4,000 majority in the State, and may
even fall below that. The Radicals bad
$4,000 majority last year. Showing
heavy democratic gains.
Mchgan-The new Constitution,
which secures impartial suffrage, is said
10 be raiifedby small majority. In De-
troi, the Democratic candidate fo- mayor
is elected the Counc!! vii. be lie.
UiScOnSia--Tbe election is close. In
Milwaukee the democrats have 4,600 ma
jori,y. Gcv. Fsrchild, (rep) runs be-
hind his ticket The Democrats have
gained in The Legislature, but the Repub'
llcan8 still have The majority, securing to
them the United Safes Senator in the
place Of Doolllle. FsirchllJ will proba.
bly, be elected by 5000 or 1000 majority
a loss OF 5000. A private dispatch TO
Postmaster General Randall, says the
State is in doubt. with the chances in ia
vor Of the election Of The conservative
candidate for Governor.
Ninnes0ta-MarShall, (rep.) is elected
Governor 10y 1900 majority; negro suf-
frsgo is probably defeated. The entire
democratic ticket is elected in St Paul BY
700 or 500 majority
Kansas-Tho negro suIrrage amend
ment has probably been defeated by o.
600 or 5000 Female suffrage has been
defeated by 5000
.Nissouri-James B Mccormick, dem
ocrar, has been elected to Congress in
place Of Thomas E NOEL, deceased, by
over orc majority over his Radical
competitor
At an election held in New Haven Con
neclicul. tie Democrats carried the town
by 400.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

Igp POCKET PICKED.-rhe Rev. s. v.
Lsscb, Of Annapolis, Md. .bu, formerly OF
this place, while passing out Of a crowded
street car, in Baltimore, on Wednesday
evening Of last week. had his pockelbook
.,o!en. ihs thief jumping off and running
sway. The Por,monie contained shout
twenty live dollars in money and few
papers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

Gr SHsEP.-The dogs are stlll annoy.
ms our farmers by depreds'ious upon
their sheep. DR.. Wallace, on The farm
OF Mrs. Wm, Hurst. and Mr.. Geo. w.
Boyer. lostSssseral killed and others in
jured, during The last week. In these
times Of psrpiexity TO our farmers, this
nuisance fsheep.kiling dogs running a.
large, s6ouid by some means be abaled, if
an indiscrimins,e slaughter of the worth
less curs, is The only remedy. One good
sheepis worth legion # ihcm. So
ssys The Spirit
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Winchester and Potomac Railroad.

The annual meeting ofthe stockholders
Of this compsnv wes held a, Winchester,
Va. on the 2Gih ul,. Joseph II Sher-
rard. ESQ. was reelected President OF
the road, and Robert Y. Courad, VIM. l..
Clark John Glaze and Wm. b. Baker
Droc,ors The Winchester News saws :
The Tenor, Of ,he pfesiJen, and DTec-
tors of the ComDany's operations for the
past wear exhibl,ed highIy gratifying ev-
idence ortbe increase Of revenue from the
,ransnor,a,ion Of pssseDpeJs and freight.
Twas shown t,at the gross earnings of
IN. Comnanv Cor the frs, eight months Of
The presentyear, to September LIST, 1867.
fhe Ia,e., date to which the returns had
been receivsdA exceeded by several hun
dred dollars the entire amount which had
accrued within the whole Of the year pro-
ceeding and i, was estimated ,ha, the
busiress NJ The remaining four months
n;ob, reasonably he eynec,ed 10 run IN
the total Of the gross earnings for the wear
70 sIoO 600, aoajns, sixty.one thousand
some hundreds of dollars for HE year
1866.
Twas also stated that the amount ex.
pended during the wear in reconstruction
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09
DGntI)s.

Near HedqesviIe on the 20'h uIL,
Joseph Newion. con Of Joseph n. Lem.
en- dec d and Margaret Lsmen, departed
this life suddenly from benoThsge Of the
longs, aged % years and 4 months.
In Baltimore, on tie 5Ih instant, WARY
Baidvin, only daughter Of James u. and
LIZZIE c. Bell, aged Ia months and 20
davs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

IS iS To"N.-The Daguerrean Car Of
II, Murphy has returned to our town after
sn absence Of year. The srrivsl of the
Gar affords our citizens splendid oPpor-
,uni,y OF o5'sinng good pictures, either
photographs. smbrolypes, melslnotypes
or any other kind they may desire. As
Mr.. NJ. has been in our mids, before and
lis skill as an artist is so well known. we
desm it unnecessary TO say more about
his pictures, cot advise all
ITO secure the shadow ere tie substance fade -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09
Commitment, OMtt.

Commis,ionsr', Office. }
ShephsrdsIowG, Nov. o, 1867. (
NoGce is hereby given that ! will pro-
coed 10 execute the above order OF my OF.
fee a Shephefdslown. on Wednesday.
ooh Of Nov 1867, at which time snd
place all parties interested are required 10
attend and present all the evidence they
may have Of liens upon the slaves Of Sam
uel Siridcr, prior 10 The l4Ih Of Oct. ls42
c. 4. STUBS,
Commissioner.
Noyember o. 1867. Nv
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

tS- Owing to The heavy pr'Ss Of ad-
'.rIisemenlS Ibis week, we. ale unable 10
give that attention to our paper that It
,hOdd receive. We hanc our readers
eill bear yilh Us for awhile, People will
advertise 10 tho Register because they
know ,haIii pays them to do 20. PIN
-tsr7. INK has made many fortunes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

WE would call the attention Of the La
W dies 10 the fact that We have the lar
gesi stock Of Dress and Cloak Bu,,on.
ever offered in his marxet. We al.o
have on hand and are constantly receiving
sli the latest styles Of Millinery Goods.
which we offer 3, low figures.
nov - Richard & WslsAan,.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09
NOTICE..

I LII persons indebted to The undersigned
X by note or open account must se''ls
by the ooh instant, or ihere will be cost
added TO he same, as | am determined 10
have my business settled al once.
=. II. STROBE.
November Q, 1867. q
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

Al Masos village, n. H., few days
since, while some small children were at
play. an immense golden eagle swooped
down and attacked one OF the children,
with the evident disposition 10 carry il
off. A woman ran from the house with
a broom, when the eagle let 90 The child
snG attacked her with feroci,y. A, this
momen, man cunning in the vicinity
came 10 The rescue and shot the eagle,
breaking wing, and captured him. He
is the larges, bird seen within the memo
~ Of the Oldest intabitsnt.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

t. The Editor is sill absent from his
poet, and judging from lis prolonged stay,
hs, met with warmer recep ion in Mary.
land Ibsn generally accorded TO printers
We hope he whl favor the Register with
an sccount Of his trip, as we would like
- know how he enjoyed a holiday in
,hssc hard iines.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09
O. SALE OF Hlooi>BoTHAM ACADEMY.

g. SALE OF HIooinBoTHAM ACADEMY.
This properly, located 81 Amherst
Court House. vas .olj recently, under
decree Of the Circuit Cour, Of the Couu-
,y, for 81 l00-Tay lor Berry, Esq, pur-
chaser. Mr.. B. is son Of our fellow
citizen Henry Berry, Esq.
o. FRrsuZr N THE PoToMAc-PART
OF DAN No WASHED AwAY.--On Tues
day of last week, sbou, 2 o'clock p. NJ.
about two-lhirds OF the stone work Of that
PORTION of the dam which had just been
finished by The conuacior-Mr. Lewis
Stanhope-was washed away. Mr..
Sianhope's contract was for the building
Of about 10 feet Of the dam in the mid
die Of ,Le river between the old dam on
the Virginia side and the llo!man dam
on The Maryland side. The Gaping on
the stone work was completed on Mon
day BDd on Tuesday the Gaping OF the
c5ibs between the new work and HoIl-
mans dam was finished while the water
was rising. I,haJ just commenced run
ming over the top. when The green stone
work gave way, and upwards of one hun
dred fee. was washed out. Ii is no, yet
known whether the whole Of the mason
~, 10 the bottom Of the river has been
washed ou, or not. TIE loss will be
about eix OF oeven thousand dollars.
Whether il will fall upon The company Or
the contractor We ale moi prepared 10 say.
fg- ANOTHER ELLED.-Mr. Jacob
Moler, during a coon hun, on Wednes-
day night last, says the Spirit, "treed'
a wild ca, near the railroad at Flowing
Spring, which upon shooting and meas
uting was found fully equal in size to the
one noticed in our last issue. 1t is sup
posed TO have been The mate of that one,
but the q0erry il, "where did they come
from - as The genus is not indigenous
to oar locality, unless his character has
undergone change with the introduction
OF Radicalam.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

&C. LARGE IgRNIP MIR. Charles GA
nsll, Of this county, sent Us few days
sgo, Turnip, raised ty him, which meas
ursd twenty-five inches in circumference.
WAC can beat ii
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09
Editorial BreEities

a supply of specimen samples of l'aclIsn-
al currency. They will be sent to the
Chinese Government al once. 1hls Is
line second order received from foreign
country for these specimens within three
months.
1t is stalled that operations al the salt
works in Smythe county, Va, were more
active than al present. Vast quantities OF
the article are shipped every day to Diff
ierenl portions Of Virginia, Tennessee
and other States, and The PROJECTORS are
accommodating handsome returns.
The tobacco barn of Mr.. Walker Blan-
Ton Of Cumberland, Va, look fire during
the storm CT Monday, and was wholly
consumed, with nearly all his tobacco
crop.
TIE Slsshes of "OId Hanover" that
produced Patrick Henry and Henry
Clay now sends BurweIl Toler, (negrol
TO the Convention for the pupose o! max
ing Constitution for Virginia.
The Kansas girls have nominated
George Francis Train for tie Presidency.
Its understood that the applications
made from Georgia and Virginia TO the
Presiden, Tor mod ;fcalion Of certain or
ders of General Pope and General Srho-
field relative TO the late elections in those
States, have all been refused by The Ex.
ecu'lse' on 'Ne GROUND ma' NO tI| y, eos
him no power TO modify or snnul The or
ders OF District Com'OSnuei''
Il is said that The counsel tngaeeu 0!
the Government 10 assist huc'us H. Chah'
der, Esq, United Safes Di''tlc' A"ot'
ney, IN the lnaI oil MI Jaws "a,s "o""''
are Richard Dana. OF Boston, Henfy -
Wells, o! A'eXanGFia' anu v H. vi H'-
aF'S' OF Nc" o'N' :,
Wheat sells Tor tUc { OusAei III vi anu"
county, Indiana.
On Slnday last says the Ne" M'rSe'
palisy, the quiet OF our town was OtoSen
by majestic oucN oou"o'"s ",'ous" w.
street win par OF noo"o' 'iose 'pon
his heels lie passed 'nfo"gu 'o""' GU, GU
made Tor me mooh'aih' oI' SUM nee"
u's' ''"l"s :" '"o ,I 49, wv, nas oaa,nrod
A. = n p,,sor and Cav.
~ ~ W. -, w. ~ w. :. 80 ,Ls
lie "e's"eO' "e1''
This vicinity was visited oy snow
on The 3OIh uIr, which ieII TO me ueP'h
OF eight ihches' 0o 50! '"' -'e" AZ
ke' pa"ey'
General SchoheId dlseI'Ims any loea
oil being candidate ioF oh''eo "'''e'
Senator from virginia his name n'S
been mentioned IN some roruoh OF we
State in connection WIN the guoerha'ofisi
chair, lie denies having any poil'Icai as
PifaiIons' ana says "e m0cn P'e'S'' 'A'''-
'ary TO poIi''cai me-
The complexion OF the Virginia Con-
ven'ior, which is 10 assemble on the 81
Of December, Il as follows: conserve
lives, lhrty'hve Radicals seventy. VI
the latter twenty-five are negroes
The ladies' are al last TO have chance
10 vote. an election has been ordered in
Clarion county, Missouri, on a railroad
subsc,;,tin, o., ~ b,ch all rOlOTs and sex
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

HEMBoLD's BUCHU.-Among the ma.
ny advertised remedies, none more fully
and faithfully carry out all that is claim
ed for them than the above-nsmeG de-
'ervedly popular medicine. Asa cura-
tive power for sill diseases Of the kidneys,
female weakness, dyspepss. and other
complaints consequent upon irregular hab-
i's. there is said 10 be nothing to equal it,
and as proof Of this regular physicians
in NeS York City and elsewhere are
freely recommending it Tor diseases as
aforementioned, while at no time during
the eighteen years it has been in exis.
Ience, has lis sale BEEN as rapid as now.
Like every good Article, lbis as vel has
imi;siors so parties buying should be
sure TO ask for and get none other bu, lha,
known as HenboId's Fluid Ex,rsc, OF
Buchu.-Springfetd Journal.
Inb
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

At q sale of coins last week in New
York,a United States silver dollar OF 1904
was sold for upwards OF 800.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09
a.. observation-disclosures The n.s

e. ADvERTIsINo.-During the past
lew weeks our readers may have noticed
several advertise ments in our columns
headed "estrays." TO show the advsn.
sage Of advertising we will state that in
every instance that has come TO our knowl-
sige, the owners Of tie estrays have been
found, and that :oo, after di!ge@t inqui-
,ies had been made through tho aeighbor-
hood, they were found by the advertise
ments. L, he's been said with truth, !hal
II you have acy;h!ug 10 se!I or want 10
buy anything cdve iss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

Atvices from Mexico represent that
thai country is in deplorable slate. Rob.
berries and murders are on The increase
everywhere throughout The republic all
The roads are unsafe, and even the people
residing in cities are compelled 10 watch
all nigh, with arms in their hands 10
drive of the bandits,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

Montgomery, Ala, November 5-Ths
Reconstruction Convention organized 10.
day. The following officers were chos.
en-: President, Captain Barber, OF the
Frsedmen's Bureau secretary, Henry
Pabreck, also Of the Freednen's Bureau {;
assistant secretary, Moses Avery, Of Mo-
bile, negro second assistant, II. II.
Craig, Of Montgomery. a negro bar
keeper was elected doOrkeeper, beating q
white man from north Alabama. John
d. TeUIi, white, was elected sergeanl-al-
arms. An unusual number Of minor Off
Gals were elecled-smong Ibem, FIRE.
man 10 the convention.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

Gz= Local Items are very scarce in our
market Just new, and the Local does not
know how TO quote them, but on a YER.
turs vii! quoie capital articles at par, and
al others in proportion, according to quail.
ily. We would like 10 have a good To-.
cal, bu, in these times, we cannot find the
material to manufacture one out Of. We
trust somebody viii give Us a local before
long to write about, not that We care for
it, bu, our patrons like to resd The local
news. A local. local,ou pen for local.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09
NOTICE..

4 LII persons indicted TO the late firm OF
r. MORGAN, STROBE g. CO.. must
srllle their Indebtedness by The Isl Of De-
cember. 1867, or there will bo cost added.
p. II. STROBE.
November Q. 1867. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

John B. Eastman, white radical cleo
ted to the Virginia convention from Lou
lsa county. sent in his resignation 10 Gen.
Scboheid.
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Che nlnrkets.
Shepherd8t0Wn Market.

Corrected weekly BY d. S. Renfch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

e. ARRESTED We learn lba, nan
by the name Of Thomas Larkins, wsylaid
snd assaulted man named Kelley. al
Harper'S Ferry, on Saluid,y night last.
Lark'ns was arrested and brought 10 this
Place where he was lodged in jail to await
:ril. I,is reported that KeIley's injuries
will prove fatal. There s5o conflicting
runors IN circulation abou! this affair. but
retrsin from publishing them, prslerng to
sssit until we are in possession of The
ilo,s. Ilarains i, sresiden, Of Martins
burg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

g. LARdg APPLEs.-Our young friend
Wan. B. Morrison, Of this county, pre-
scented 1s few days ago with Iaree great
big spples---the .sree;. we have ever
,cen, We didn' take lime TO weigh
lhsm, bu, Mr.. NJ. informed US that he had
zone weighing two.and-a bali pounds
spece. They were Sweet Pippins
A9 we can teslify--a2J think HEY woald
have risalled those TIA; Adam tasled--as
in Tho absence OF the Editor they wouldn't
keep at ell--bu, the pro. tenn. Editor
tasted, and then being tempted. enjoyed
them hugely.
would like to be an Editor.
really think would,
II seems to me that Editors
Get every thing that's good.
But the Boss dldC't get these. snd il
ihers are any more big apples send Them
IN now.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

DR.. MUDD Colonel d. II. NcPhail,
PdymaSrer United States army, has re.
Gently arrived al New Orleans from the
Dry Torlugas. lie states tina; DR.. MudJ
has distinguished himself in profession
al way during the prevalence Of the yeI.
low fever at that post, while 1t was so
bad that all Of tie sergeons were prostra-
ted with it and no medical attendance
could be obtained. In this emergency
Colonel NcPhsil, who is from The State
OF Mary !oLJ, thought oil Dr.. Mujd, and
advised that he be requested to exercise
his profession. Dr.. MUD, when applied
10, willingly Undertook the care of those
who were III with the fever on the i-1and
and up to the date Of Colonel McPbs's
departure he had not lost one case. In
consideration Of MS services in this re-
specl it's s said that an odsrl will he
made 10 secure pardon for him. So
writes correspondent OF the New York
Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

o. Mr.. john Ream has recently been
appointed postmaster a, Falling Waters,
Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09
FOR SALE.

ONE second hand "Oliental PuI0r
y S,ove"-in good order-s.
MRS. +. L. DARNELL'S.
Shepherdsiown, nov9.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-11-09

~ We call spectral attention to The adver
tiscment o. NJ Hei'ucr 81 West Baltimore St.
Baltimore, Nd. winch appears in this weeks
paper. H. Smith Shepherd, formerly Of this
place, is w,n Mr. II. aud will be pleased 10
show good, To all visiting the city. H. guIran.
tees al good, as represented AMI warrants his
price, TO correspond " ith any house IN the tnI-
led States. Cali on Smith before purchasing,
and br convinced that VI. Herner's IS the cnea-
pest place 10 buy your goods. Nov. at