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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-14
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Gcnptrolers Office.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-14
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-14
Nmertfaniidje Srqeill.

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
BALTIMORE MARkET.

FLOUR.-Hold are very firm,
though there Is very limited demand for
export. We notice q sale Of 400 ibis
City Mills Super al SIl so, but held
higher al,he close For local wants de-
maDd moderate, 100 bbIs choice Howard
Street Extra, in los, at Sl2 so. a large
portion OF the surplus manufacture OF high
grades Cry Mills are shipped Eastward.
Corn Meal IS held al 81 so for fresh
ground, 10 stock. We repeat last range
OF prices, though in some particulars held
higher: Howard Street Super and Cut
Extra, 975aSIO25; DO. Extra Shipping,
10 75ssll25; 90 II Oh Grades, II so
1912 so a.; Howard Street Family, II so
aSl3 So
WHEAT.-Oferings to-day were
composed OF 5000 bushs whiie and TO-
600 bushs red; market was active, with
some competition between shippers lior
Northern markets. and millers for prime
and choice samples prices advanced sc;
included in the sales were 1000 bushs
white a. . 4OsS3; 1000 bushels prime
and choice Maryland and Virginia Valley
red at2 9OsS2 95, 1000 bushels fair 10
prime DO. a, , 65as2 SIS; 1850 bushels
ordinary at , 45aS2 So, and 1900 bushs
inferior and tough al 2aS2 %
CORN-4550 bushels white and 2l5O
bushs yellow received market steady,
with sales Of 1000 bushs white al 43a
81 46; 1000 bushs yellow al 45asl 46
OATS-4OOO bushs received and
abou, 900 bushs sold sl70a75 cents
RYE-I550 bushs offered 1000
bushs sold al GOasl 65, 100 bushs al
20, end so bushs choice at 81 II per
bushel
GOLD-Gold in Baltimore l434 ; ii
New York l43!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
flarriaors.

In Trinity Church, in this place, on
Wednesday morning The l6'h instant, by
The Rev. Dr.. Andrews, Mr.. ThoS. II.
Lalimer, of Prince Georges Co. Nd +,
and Miss Jirginia 7. Latimer, OF this
place.
On the 9Th instant, by Rev. +. B.
Shepherd, Mr.. j. U,alPer Snyder, Of
Berkeley, and Miss Laura Z. Nepcomer,
daughter of Alexander Newcomer, de-
ceased.
On the evening Of the same day, by the
same, Mr.. George D. johnson to Miss
Il. T.. Henry, daughter Of Philip Henry,
Esq, all Of his county.
On the morning Of The 10Th, at the res
idence OF the brides father, near Kable
town, Jefferson Co. Va, by the Rev. W.
T. Lesvell, Geo. u. Shut, Of Spring
field, H., and Miss Virginia Osborn.
In Alexandra, Va, on the SIh inst, by
the Rev. Mr. Srrague, Mr.. John v.
Shqrf, Of Mar,insburg, slVa., to Miss
Fannie j. Ford, Of The former place.
In Msrunsburg, on the 80 instant, by
Rev. II. G. Mcdaniel, George Butcher
and Harrlet James both of Berkeley.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
Special Notites.
TO CONSuMPTIVES

Tie Rev EDW ARD \. WILSON ~.ll SEMI
Gree OF charge 20 81 Who desire a., Ibe PIE
scT.Paoa U 20 tie direction Tor maxim. and u.
>.-- ;ac simple remedy ty "hich lie NJ cured
81 a ...r af,c..uU suJ lhsI dread disease Con
sumption. 30, or', object Is o. benefit iho al
t.ct,I art b. hope, every s4acrrr Wall Co., t.''
ir,-eu.,rpr. - D, 100 crs, them nIihi.-, -iI
u..s ..rusea 1.r,s.r- Please address
Ns FuN ARD \. WILSON,
No. .Cj south Sceog3 Street.
NIllu., bur-h. New York.
september - l>t-. tm'N2J o
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
LOOK HERE!
THE CHEAPEST 30 O /. 5
and SHOES on Record .

:: have large assortment Of home
i made work consisting in part Of Men 5
Coarse Boots, heavy, forS6. Mems fine
Boots IS. Mems fine Shoes $3.50 10
$3.50. Mems coarse Shoes 50 20 81.
Ladies Shoes OF al styles, which am
selling very low. Chl.dren'. and Misses
Shoes OF al kinds, very low.
All Of the above articles | an closing
oat at exceedingly low prices for Cash,
manufactured out Of the best mater a and
By good workmen, and would invite my
Virginia friends to call over and procure
Bargains Strict attention paid to al
orders. JOHN Z. SMITH.
Boon.boTo', Md, Oct. 70, 1867. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
what the Late Elections have Decided.

They have Of course. decided very lit
lie unless other elections, yet 10 be held
this tall, shall be of like tenor. But OF
this i, is not possible 10 doubt. The re-
suit in Pennsylysnis and Ohio, following
the results in Connecticut, California,
and Maine, confirms The Impression that
a great reaction is in progress and BY
the natural influence Of elections upon
each olher, these successes will give 10
the reaction new impetus. Men change
sides with facility when mulutudes 60
with them. It's as good as certain, there
fore, that the Democratic party will DO
much better in the November, than they
have done in the October elections. The
returns will be all in before Congress
meets next month. and there can De ii'He
hazard in predicting their consequences
First the elections knock Inc oouom
out OF the Radical reconstruction oucAe''
and spill all the contents. ne mlScsI-
riape Of the reconsiruction scheme is eer-
tain. he the action OF Congress what II
NAV. To saw nothing Of The stunning
and nsyslvzing effect OF this great revul-
sion upon Congress, The reconstruction
scheme will be defeated by the action
or rather by The stubborn inac;ion-of the
South. Even If Congress should be
eouslle stubborn. it will not shake the
determination Of The South. The South
ern people would sooner wait four or SIX
wears for the election OF new Senate,
han return under the protTeted condl-
uons.
Another Republican project made sbor-
i've By these elections IS the impeach
ment Of President Johnson. 1t is now
certain that they would not be supported
in ,his extreme measure by the public
opinion of the country. The attempt;
would recoil upon It's authors, and greatly
acceleraio the reaction against the repubIl'
can party.
These elections, moreover, settle the
question Of negro suffrage as forming a
PAT, Of any system Of reconstruction 0
be hereafter adopted We DO not assert
they seu'e il in the esiU alton If RePubll-
cans. butiha, they settle il in TACT. What
ever the Radicals may continue 10 Wihh'
the general sense of fairness will revolt
against thrusting upon the South mea-
sure which is repudisied by The North.
lii Is repuIsive and odious to the North,
how much more so must II be 10 the
Souh Shall Genules force Jews TO
eat pork when they reject it from their
own tables II would be not merely
g,sring Inconsistency, but wanton lyran-
ny. Besides, in the North, negro suf
irsge is really ofiiile consequence, the
blacks being so few while 1t would
change It's whole character Of Southern
poIucs. 1t would be compelling the
South TO cal as food which L. TOO nause-
ous for Us 10 swallow as medicine. JUS
tee and common sense rebUke such des.
pouc insoIeuc. Reconstruction on the
negro suffrage basis may therefore be re
csrjrd IS deluncl-N. J. UoriI, Ocio-
Ter y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
L VI a y = LII vi LII II,
Administrator.
G. D. McGlincv, Auciioneer.

ELL persons having claims sgsins, the
X Estate are requested to present them
TO the undersigned properly authenticated
for settlement and all persons Indebted
10 the Estate are requested 10 make imme-
di,,e psymen, as longer Indulgence will
not be given.
EMANUEL MILLER, Adn'r,
October 10, 1867, u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

YlHE beet assortment Of Cotton Snd
< L,mb', Wool iIose IN ioWn, 81
octj RlckGrd &. UeishHu'
uuAKER Flsonr. ,! yard. ~iGe for
y skrrs, 81 Ritkpi 4. UtiihdnI.
DID Gloves, a. Sl.25. at
L OCT ; Rickard {. UtiIhonI.
HIIlE Double Sprns Hoop skHs.sone.
\ hing nrw, al
oot5 Riekard & UoshGHs.
I LARGE lot Of L1ces and Trimmings
x at RickoTd 4. UciIhGHs.
FRENCH Cor.eis. al sizes. al Sl.2j.
I al Rickqrd E Utishans'..
! AMPS shJ Lanterns "A great vsfie
u ~ Of Goa. Oh Lamp; also. L's'efn'.
Lamp Cblmueys, Weeks and Cool Od.
cheap by Irtrn 4 heedy.
I LMANACS.-Tbs original GrUb'r's
z HsEcr,iyVn Almsnscs. for 1865. Ju'i
recsi,e6 al Hwn T. hedyI.
DASKETS.-COm Baskets, Mprke,
= Baskets. Baskets. Tubs AMI Brooms.
oct ; Turin & ht'dy.
NEWARE.-SiODe Jsy, large
y and small, also. Butter J'r'. Jug.
Spi,loon., De, al Irloin & Keedys.
MAILS furnished 70 The trade al Bali.
81 more city PrIees. E. Sho(er
ETRST sulysl Of Fall Good. Of every
i variety. cheaper ihaB ever Call
and examine my stock.
sept IL II. ". LnfiS.er.
I AIDES Bogwood Ear Kings aud
j. Pins, al lloyd Liekiidtr's.
MEMS Foe Gail Boots and Civ made
VI Cosrse Boots at Lloyi LitkEder'G
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
A CARD.
FoREsr HOWE. Jefferson Co., ". Va.
Sentember 30, 1867.

FoREsr HoME, Jefferson Co., w. va.
September 80, 1867. )
MIR. Ziule-Oesr Sir: In looking over
the Register. | see that | am announced
by Union Voters" as an "IndePendeni
Radical Candidate for The House Of Dele
gates" ! am not Radical" neither
am "Conservalive." | am law
abiding Constitutional Union man, and as
such Will accept the announcement, and
leave it with the people 10 decide the
coniest-lhe power being in their hands
TO choose whom they please. 1.-The peo-
pie send me 10 the Legislature, | promise
they shall not be deceived though the
Heavens fall. Yours. &c.
JOHN SPANGLER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

For House Of Delegates.
TOHN sPANGLER is announced as
y an lndependen, Radical candidate Tor
the House Of Delegates.
UNION VOTERS.
September 2S, 1867. lie
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ORIGIN AND HISTORY
OF TIE
cooks or The BIBLE.

By PROF. CALVIN T. STOWE, D. D.
y work OF real value. and an almost intis-
psEsaJ.e companion OF lie Bible, showing what
tie Bible Is not. what il =, and how 10 use It {;
answering all the objections 10 Is au,Ava.c.ly
urged by modern iualel,, AID tracing the au-
lAgr.ty Of each lookup 10 Is Inspired authors.
giving vast amount gl Information heretofore
locked up 10 very r5re and costly Volumes ma
kia. Oae c! Tie mos; popular books ever pub
i.,ael.
1000 AGENTS WANTED.
Experienced agents, clergyman, lsdIes.scacol
teachers and others should send .. once for c!E-
GUAR, giving further information. Address,
ZEIGLER NCCURuI \ co.
sol Chestnut Street, Fhaldeg Lia Pa.
October ), 1867. IN
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
NOTICE..

NOTICE j.. hereby given TO the Tx
Y payers Of ChapIine Township that oil
accounts Of School Tax TO be paid have
been placed IN NY hands, and all persons
are notified 10 come forward and seuie tie
same as the law requires. Five per cent
will be added IN case u Is not paid by the
3O.h Of October. 1867.
JOSEPH WELS!lANS,
Township Treasurer,
September IL, 1867. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
NEW ARRIVAL
OF
fall AID Winter GOODS !!

luU AHU 4H4uil uVopu
%N We respectfully announce to
our customers and The pubHc'Een-
-a orally, that W. are Gov receiving
ard opening me fines; and Iar-e>. stock Of Dry
Goods, Groceries. Motions. " ares. &c, ever
offered 10 ials market. at prices too. that we are
satisfied VIII please every one that may favor
u with q call In our store will be found.
FOR THE LADIES,
pc,a.uss. Popl!rs, AIPacas, Cashmercs, Prss-
sian Cloth, Plaid goods Of all descriptions CAL
icoes. GlEhams, and in fact, every article Of
Dress Goods that may be reedcd Tor comfort or
beauty. Also Saav.s, Clouds Grey AID White
Flaluels. and other " ooIen Goods, besides our
usually large stock Of Ladies furnishing goods
generally.
FOR GE.NILE.NE.N
we have purchased with great care, a large and
varied assortment Of Cassimers, cirCc: from tie
manufacturer which we are enabled 10 sell al
greatly reduced prices We have Beayerieen
Cloth for Oyercoa,s Black Cloths, Doe SKIN
Cassimers Full Liosey, Corduroy, &c. Boots.
Shoes. Hats. Caps. Notions, " ares. auC i-li
and complete supply Of Groceries, 10 a WORD.
everything usually found in ~eA regulated
country store, al OF which We -an and viii sell
al the very lowest EguEes- iOT OesA o! l0-lL!
Produce.
r. We return our thanks 10 cur customers
for the liberal patronage hitherto extended 10
Us. with the hope that Il may still continue, and
we cordially invite al IN want Of any thing in
our line 10 gre Us call and satisfy themselves
il regard TO our goods and prices.
COST s WAGNER,
SioLe store
SbePberdstown. October 5. 1861. n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
TO THE CITIZENS
SHIPHERDSTOEI AID VICINITY !
Great Reduction in the Price of
DRY GOODS within the past
few days.
RENEHAN BROTHERS,

BALTIMORE,
IlANE in store a magnificent Stock of
4 F ALL AND WIN Err DRY
GOODS, comprising everything kept 10
frs, class House, and owing 10 the great
decline last week, are now selling al phi
ces alnos! as low as they were before the
war. The bes! Calico Is cents good
Calico, fast colors, ID! cents VAN
suua Bleached Cotton 25 cents good
yard wide Comons ~! cents.
Persons visiting the City are respect
folly inviied 10 call and examine our
Goods and prices.
JAMES L. TOWER,
81 North Howard Street.,
between Lexington Il Saratoga streets.
Baltimore, October 10, 1867, #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
SURPRISING NOTICE
OF
CHEAP GOODS !

== =.: IS: 4: = :: ~. i. ::
Eet with a Isr-e and well selected stock Of
Ready-Made Clothing,
Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoes, Gents Furnishing
Goods. Motions. SC. Ny stock has been sc.ec-
ted to suit the taste and purses Of my customers.
! am enabled to offer goods al such prices Is to
defy competition. l name IN part,
Goats from $500 up ; Pants
SI,5O up; Vests $3.50 up !;
Oyercoats $3.50 up.
FuIIiae ofCeu,s Shirts al. descriptions: Jo-
der Shirts and Drawers only - cents each.
Large stock Of Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Ladies Con-rcs, lace side nc lace front Caters,
Misses and Caildreus's Saocs-ad yaucues-
Trunks. Umbrellas, Nauce,. Euamel!ea Bags
Gloves. HOSIERY. Collars. Neck lies, SC, 90
short a complete rig out" for gentleman. !
would solicit; q call llom tie public, feeling COLI
hIeat can offer Bargains.
LLOYD L-rhLIDER.
Saepatrdslowo. October ). 1861. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

Tie Washington correspondent! OF the
Charleston Courier Said to be high in the
confidence Of he Presidency writes that
Nj Johnson has certainly declared 10
several public men that ii Congress al
Temps 10 remove him from bis Office
pending Impeachment, he will resist
Lork Monck, the new Governor Of the
Canadas, &c, has arrived al Toronto.
The don. James W. CoiTro,h, mem
Der oil Congress elect, from California,
died suddenly OF aPoPleXy al Sacramento
Cay on the 9Th ins'sEi.
|, appears to be quite probable now
tia, Gen. McClerland, of Illinois, may
succeed Gen. Grant in The War Depart
neni.
Mr.. Henry S. Garrett, brother Of Mr..
John W Garrett, died in Baltimore last
week.
The printing OF the Impeachment, tes-
timony has been resumed al the Govern
menl printing Office.
Military balloons 10 not succeed better
in Paraguay than elsewhere. Every time
tie balloon ascends Lopez has great fire
made, the smoke efeeiually conceals his
camp from view.
Professor Holmes, Of South Carolina,
thinks that our Indians are descended IN
Gnbroksn line from the AniedIluvaDs !;
tina! this is the Old World, and The CONT
nenI Of Asia the New.
= Medical Congress, recently held 10
Paris, has declared that ,ubercular Phlhlsls
is contagious and that heslthy and an
infected person ought not 10 sleep IN the
same bed.
1t is stated ihs, movement is under
advisement in Philadelphia 10 establish a
new party, with the view TO the exclr-
zion Of extremists on both SIDES.
The Cleveland Plsindealer says the
Democrats of that city won about $780,
700 IN cash from Republicans, who BET
that hayes would have majority ranging
from 10000 20 10000.
The Tennessee Legislature, upon the
Recommendation OF Governor Brownlow.
has Withdrawn the offer Of reward for
the arrest of Ex-Governor I.hsm G. Hsr-
Tls.
c. l.. Ysllaudingham is to be the Dem
ocrsIc United States Senator from Ohio
in The place OF Hon. Ben. F. Wade.
Immigrants bring into This country an
average OF two hundred dollars in gold.
This gives US an annual total Of six,v
million dollars in gold from this source.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19

Gorriu Smith, the noted abohuO1is;, in
o recent letter, says; Great Is my fear
hat this demanding OF too much for the
blacks, as conditions Of reconstruction
and terms OF pe.ce between the North and
tie South, Will not only seriously affect
their spirit and character, but viii in the
end leave them in the possession OF less
rights, less properly, less advantages,
than would have been cLeerfu.ly conceded
10 more moderate demands for them"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-19
Che nlarkcte.
ShepherdstoWn Market,

Corrected ,reekIy by D. S. Renich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-11

II appears that Santa Ana has been brought
up from Campeachy TO Vera Cruz in Mexi-
can man-of-war, and Is to be tried for con-
spiracy against the government II is probable
that o. Santa Ana's available funds are beyond
the reach OF the Mexican government his life
has been spared in order to fleece him in
heavy ransom. In this view OF his case we
guess there is chance that his life may be
spared and II is possible that If the Emperor
of Austria had only thought Of it he might
have saved Macmillan with the equivalent OF
million or so judciously disbursed; for many
of the Mexican liberal leaders are evidently
as hungry for money as they are ravenous for
blood. II Santa Ana is not sacrificed to the
yomito at Vera Cruz we guess that he will find
the key that will unlock his prison doors
especially as nothing will be gained by shoot
ing hiE~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-11

In the British House of Lords, the 9th er even
ing, the bill to abolish the Church rates was
rejected by large majority. We presume
that nobody expected any other result but
British reform will not stop with the Reform
bill which has just passed. With the extension
of the suffrage, the question of retrenchmens
will soon come into the foreground, and
then there will be some prunings and
clippings of the extravagant sums of money
now wasted to keep up the Church Of
England at the expense Of the people
Of all Churches and Of no Church. What the
Established CHURCH Of Rome has had to suffer
for tho State In other countries will inevitably
be, in some form or other, before many years
are past, the experience of the Church of
England.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-11
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Dispatches have tAsn received a. the Navy Depart
ment from Bear Admiral Palmer, commanding the
North Atlantic squa dron dated board his flagship inc
susquehanna ct vsra Cruz Mexico, July a. he was 70
leave that day for Aspnwall Everything was quie' In
Mexico. The b Salth OF the squadron was gooo. A. .
Commander n. ID. Roe has been detached irom w w
command Of the racony, on the reporting OF Comm@
der X r. law and ordered TO report At Portsn', ~
H., by tho 25th OF September FOR duty ~ sa,rrsi
OF the Asiatic squadron, TO be commanded W A1'~'
Rawar. .....s.s f,.r,
Lieutenant Commaudsr John A. Howell hes essn OF
dsrsd 70 duty q The NayA Academy,