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New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
PROCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT,

by NC ITtSle"t y t7t WHICH otH'tsW a"'U'"'
.. 4 PRbCLAMATON. -,
Whereas 10 has been scertaned that IN the nineteenth
paragraph vi the Proc OF the President OF tho
United States Of he twentieth of August. one honsand
eight hundred and sktysx declaring the insurrecson
at end which had heretofore existed IN the state o.
Texas. the previous Proclamation Of the thirteenth OF
June, thousand sght hundred and sxtynye instead
Of that Of the seeo Of APRIL one thousand eight hund
red aud sixty five was referred to;
New, therefore, he 10 known. that l. Andrew J0hnson
President OF the United States do hereby declare ana
proclaim that tie said words thirteenth OF June, one
thousand eight hundred and sixty five are to be 70,
gared as err in the paragraph advered TO- ana
that that the words, second day OF APRIL one Thousand
eight hundrd and sixtyfve. are to be considered as
substituted therefor.
In testD ony whereof have hereuno set my hand ana
caused tn A seal Of the United States 10 be anxed
Done t the City Of Washington, this seventh DAY OF
October In the year OF Lord one thousand eight
hundr ed and and Of the Independence OF the
Units,d states of America the ninety. y.second.
lsEAL ANDRE" JOHNSON:
Blythe President: wM II. SEWARD. Secretary OF state.
2 ---
Phil Sheridan stood sixty fourth in the list
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
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WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER 9, 1887!
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

The undaunted mountaineers at Montenegro
are again at war with the Turks. conflict
has taken place near the frontier, but nothing
is stated about the result.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

King William of Prussia is at present on a
tour through the South German States A Cable
dispatch, received last night, announces his ar
rival at Augsburg.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
TO CORRESPONDENTS

No oote Communications Whstever
Intended authenticated the address
the wnnOt necessarily for publication, bot guaranty for
bis good faith I-ffI
Al this Office should bs addressed THE TRs
UKK' Eew-York. ..f.
", eaan,t undertake to retun rejected Commauioaiiss,
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

tP@ A Rer'iew OfAgriculturaI Fairs, the Girl
Courts, the regular Money article, the Markets,
and other matters are on the second page this
morning on the SiJth are Scientific Items.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
TEE LAND 0FRCR.

Tho Commissioner of the General Land Office has
the Secretary Of thu lnterisy inclossg
ssesivs eeT Goyemes, Si M9Tss tSss,tne aal
S & heundaTv Of rsssssd BY the IN section Of
70 ae ~ March 1853 Tho GOyessr al be reSsous
~ ,ss Csnpany accepting the grant
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
ARMY GAZETTE.

Cant O O. Wbytan Breyet Lieu enae have been honorah
~ "a I.st mustered but Of the service Sec
ami Cspt Grer Ond Lent Henry Bacon. z3 ln-
. R,s,., Major and Asst Quar- hntTy, bss Tesgred.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
NAVY GAZETTE.

Y.sot .cemmander c. ". SchooD- bee
s-.ksf and First Assistant Engineer Lie
Robert 2. Geanell have been &c. 80
S.ebed from the Wanpahoag. and "a
c,d.red 70 tbe Piscataqua; Lieut. SeS
,Cemmsn3et Charles T. Blake, 10. y.
rrsrd Terry. and Philip y. Cooper ~
Ies.ehed from the Powhatab aDd :.
.eydesed 70 Nes-York h,dshipmsp ~
Trsderek N. Wise has bees de- ~
taehsA from ordDanee duty a. roiN ~
mouth, N. H., and ordered 70 tne 1e
1Siscstaqua; Midshipman Dspiei ~
h,elsAsrty and Edward w. VeUi 80
Hetscked from the Miehigsn and 10
ordered 10 ths Piscstaqua: Passed SN
lA.dstsn. SureeOn Henry :. Pithln 40
,Sa1 seeoad Assistart Engipeef VII "a
li.a N. Harms, detached IRON tee Be
T.ssI Aeademy and ordered 70 tbe u
;P,srstsoas: Ckapisin Edmupd Q. Al
bBelnhger. detached IRON see Phila-le
kslphis Eavy-Yard and erdsr9a " ne
ia P,scstsgas; Firsi Assistses En' N
ISIssef Hesry Scott, detached hQR y
Speolsl Suly st Boston and ordered N
70 yhs Pisestsqua: Assistant Sur %
r.os Adsn frow, detached ffom N
fhs NAVAL Hospital at eaTf9lk apc b
ordered 10 the plscataqud; bsil lbl
snaker Daniel O. BFtyton, detached n
from the NaEy.Ytrd al Boston and ha
ordered % . the RllfSlqfsi SunSer me, !. q
1ieCsdrey, detached from the Nos. N
5olt Rsyy-Ysfd and ordered 10 the Al
Yisrslsgos. A
lie folio Sisg Odicers have alsoI V
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

One Capt. Curtis has sailed from New York
CITY to Cncnuat', ohio, iua yacht. lie went hy watc
MI Tho way.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

Deen ordered 20 the PiscstsqnA:
Lieut.. Commander, Henry b. ROts-
sou. Horace B. MILAN, o. A.
BatchslleT, Arthur r. lsies,
Second LieutsbGnts. Master, JAs.
D. Weaver. MldsbipBeB, Edward
n. Greene, John p. keigs, Edward
8. Jacob, Arthur A. Boyd, Pred. W.
Symones, Matthew Bales, Wells L.
Feh. Vim. n. ReedeT, Alfred
Force, Chaa &. Brown. PaymGstef
Geo. y. Cutter Surgeon, X. 7.
Assconp. Acting Second Assistant
Engineer, Tbos. E. Lynch. Acting
Third Assistant Engineer, 3. ].
swords, A. d. Rs6ebs, A. ". shaw
sod Theodore II. Bisbop. Lieut.
Conmander Jas .. 6Iabsn has
been ordered to The Msbhattap.
Lieut. Chsa n. CFoIen aRd F!rsi
Assissapt Engineer yobn Hgfty
|haye been ordered 70 tbs RmBf
|nosg defing heI tu.l Nh Aetisl
skiss;st ssi ts.s Ordered to th'
s.sSss NJ. E: sGs..:S z sfss'Si r. SataI sss
|savy.Ysrd, Gunner John w. Web
Der ard Bostsstin George smitl
bsTe been ordered 20 the Norfoll
Nayy.Ysrd. The following Ohhesrl
have been bonorsbly eiichArgs'
! from The naval service: Acting As
sistant PaymssteT }. l.. FerTell
lhom Oct IS, 1868; Acting SecOni
Assistant Engineer John Doyle, snl
Acting Third Assistant kngiBee
Wa. &. Woods. ir0G date.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

Phil. Sheridan stood sixty fourth in the list
OF Capt sius when the broke oVt.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09
23usintss SpOiitts.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

STARR Marcus. No. p John ST., New'York.
A. ,.,r 10 furnish Club Houses private Families with SOLID
SILVER srooSs FoKK KNIVES of superior patterns snd h ne
quality Of which is stamped and guaranteed fan standard 9 the U y
Of the extensive assortment ana he Pe
al which goods oaere will repay the attention o TIE e0
nd nu.i iILcnlln
New-York tribune., 1867-10-09

No CURE NO PAY-FOREST'S JUNIPER TAR
Cough Croup Throat or Lung disease
INrASTANgOrs KELFP satisfied the empty bot
Ties aud ge your money BAGNKs Co. No q PARK
and druvai o.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
"MarSe ROhcrt.N

General Robert Z. Lee has been on
visit 10 the GreenbEiar White Sulphur
Strings. A correspondent, says: Gen.
Lee arrived here on his famous gray hose,
which he rode all the way from Lexing.
ton. On his approach to the hotel a
stranger world have taken him for plain
Virginia farmer. He looks remarkably
well, and although his hair 10 gray, lie
has no, Otherwise changed SO much IN
appearance az not to be readily recognl.
zed By those who knew him before The
war. Like Washington, Lafayette, and
other rebel patriots Of the Revolution Lee
is respected and beloved eEen by thoss
who were engaged against him in The late
unhappy struggle. There was no ex.
element or luroTe on the Generals srEi'
yal, but every one here treated him with
the most profound respect and The great
est courtesy. On his appearance in the
ball room he received the respect and
smiles of the ladies from all parts Of the
country, but retired early 10 his cottage in
the Baltimore row, where lie was serena
ded about IL O'CLOCK ~ Professor Rosen-
berg's Baltimore band. The General is
accompanied by his wife, daughter and
son, the former Of whom is quite an IN
valid, and has 10 be removed from The
cottage TO the spring and baths en- chair
placed on wheels
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
RALTIMORE MARKET.

FLOUR Was quiet TO day, and the
general anticipation Of lower prices.
We heard Of No further sales for export,
and nothing worthy Of remsIk for local
wants. We quote prices as before,
though nominal. Howard Street Super
and Cut Extra, 50 OOall 90; Howard
Street Extra Shipping sll oOal2 90
Howard Street high grades sl3 O0sl3 %
Howard Street Family sl4 O0al4 25.
WHEAT.-Receipio to-day 2l74 bus.
white and 1900 bushs red msrke!
opensd steady, but grew languid, and clos
ed dull al a decline Of 5 10 10 cents per
bushel, good deal being left over un'Old.
The millers generally are supplied suiii-
cienlly with grain 10 cover all the flour
contracted for, hence the abatement in the
demand. Included 10 the sales to-day
were 1000 bushs white at 50 45a2 rs {;
500 bushs do, at 81 23a2 80 +; 5000 bus.
red ranging as TO quality from 81 IS 10
255, bulk al 81 4Os2 53-s, the close
quote for choice red 81 50a2 So, snd
good 10 prime 50 35a2 IS.
CORN.-44OO bushs white and 400
bushs yellow embraced the offerings /;
narke, was both dull and lower; lnclu-
ded in the sales were $500 bbshs white a,
sII4al $50 bushs yellow al 81 10
al II. ;,
OATS.-II,3OO bushs were received;
demand brisk, sales foot up 1900 bushs
7Ia78 cts, mostly 1917 cts for new.
RYE.-35O bushs sold al 81 40, and
35s do. al 81 IS per bushe.
GOLD.-QuolalIons in Baltimore oil
40 l4Oi and opened in New York
a, l40I and closed al 40.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
SCHOOL NOTICE.

MISSES FANNIE g. ELLA HAIR.
ln PER will resume their SCHOOL
on the Isl Monday IN September. 1857.
The English branches will be laugh, as
heretofore by Miss Fannie Harper, and
Music by Miss Ella Harper.
Thankful Tor the liberal patronage ex-
tended TO them hitherto, they would be
glad TO have a continuance OF the favor.
and will endeayor TO make their School
acceptable TO all. Terms made known
on application.
Shepberdslown, Aug. 10, 1867. 81
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
Book Notices.

TnK OLD GuARD.-Thc Old Guard for Au-
gIst is now ready. Besides the story Of Mr..
Simms and John Esten Cookies battle sketch,
we have a variety Of articles. One, entitled
"The South and Her Faltering Men," by the
editor will attract general attention. The
Basis of American CiSiatioD," by Dr.. Van
Evrie, is one of the best from his pen. There
is good selection Of othe. articles. which with
Editors aud Book Tables make up good num-
Der. Subscribers 10 The Old Guard for the
rest Of the year get steel plato portrait of
Jackson or Lee. 1t is for sale by ali News
Agents, price % cents. BY mail So per year.
Van Eyrie, Horton Co., Publishers.
The LADY's FRIEND.-The July number Of
this magazine opens with Steel Plate Of unu-
sual interest and beauty-a lovely Cinderella.
siting sad and neglected by 2he kitchen fire, her
naughty sisters disappearing through the door
way. The Colored Fashion Plate, as usual, is
an elegant aud faithful transcript Of the pre-
vaiing modes; and the wood cuts, Illustrating
articles Of dress and teaching fancy work, must
be Of great value TO the ladies. The Music,
Kiss the Little Ones for Me-" looks the kind
of song to be popular. Address Deacon s Pc
terson, 3I9 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
IP Will the Editor please send US The Au-
gust number.
GCDEY's LADY's Book The August number
opens with beautiful Steel MngrhyiDg-"First
Break in the Family, followed by tho usual
brilliant FCshion Plates. sc. Cooley possesses
the talent of keeping up the reputation he has
so long enjoyed, and each number seems 10 sur
pass all preceding ones. One copy one year,
$500. Address l.. y. Cooley, n. E. corner
Sixth and Chestnut Streets. Philadelphia.
~ Don't be afraid TO invest 10 cents, it
may secure you $4,000. We have received
the second nEmbcr of 'The Pen and Pencil"
new illustrated Weekly, brm full of Illustra-
tions and entertaining reading matter. Every
purchaser of which will secure ticket free, en-
fitting him TO participate in the distribution of
$50 900 in Greenbacks. Sold by all newsdeal-
ers, price 10 cents with Ticket, (by mail l3cts.)
7. K. DAwLEY s. Co., Publishers, 81 & 23 Ann
Street Sew York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
Savage.

Affairs in Mexico are in high stale Of
fernent Escobedo. Generaiin. Chief,
addressed letter TO Gov. Gomez of Nu-
eva Leon, in which the following language
is used in regard 10 all strangers in the
country
"rhe execution OF Ihe traitors, which
| had the satisfaction Of directing, IS good
food for digestion. 1t will satisfy the Eu-
ropeans, and Yankees, too, that 10 rifle
with Mexicans is death by the law. Had
we complied with the request Of the Yam
KEGS TO spare the flibustero and bis asso-
cate lrailors,i would have been taken for
cowardice, and the next thing would have
been request TO give up our lands, our
mines and our women. After this we
shall be allowsd 10 worship our own
God, till our own soil, work our own
mines, and not have our women defled
by Yankee libertines.
"Therc is no danger OF the Yankees
interfering with US so long as The South
err States are KEEP, on. Of the Union; be-
sides The black men would side with US,
and may at any time pronounce against
the whites. Before we get through with
the foreigners. the Yankees will think we
are in earnest, and The time will come
when their notables will be begging for
their own heads, Instead Of begging for
the AustriaGs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
DEATHS.

On Sunday morning last, at his resi-
denee nesr Rlnehari's School House, Mr.
John Miller, an aged and respectable CIT.
izen. His remains were inferred by the
Sons OF Temperance in the German Re.
formed graveyard at this place.
On the 25h ul,., Emma Susan, in.
fsnl daughter OF William and Augusta
Shuari. Of Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
The Case Of Mrs. SuTTatt.

Tie Washington correspondent OF the
Nv York Times writes
The recommendation for mercy Tor
Mrs Sural'. made by some OF the mem
bers of The military commission which
tried the assassination consPrslors, has
at las, been unear:hed, and :eads as fol-
lows:
1.-The undersigned, members OF the
military commission detailed TO Try Ma
ry Z. Su.rat and othc.s for the consPlra-
cy and tie murder of Abraham Lincoln,
late President Of tie United States, &C..
respectfully pray The President, IN consld,
era,ion Of The sex and age Of said Mary T..
Surrali, if he can, upon al The facts in the
case, find il cons slent with his sense Of
duty to the country, 10 commute the sen.
ience of death which the Court have been
constrained 10 pronounce 10 imprisonment
in the penilentiary for life. Respectfully
submitted.
I'D. Hunter. Major General, President
Aug. Kaulz. Bigadier and Brevei Major
General R. s. Foster, BrigadIer and
Breve, Major General James A. EkIn,
Bre,e: Brigadier General: Charles. h
Tomp!:iEa. Dreve, Colonel and Acting
QuarlermaSter.
The recommendation was drawn up
by Hon. John A. Bingham, Judge Advo-
cate, and the following members OF the
court refused to sign it: Generals Lew.
Wallace, A. P. Howe and I. NJ. Harris
and Colonel D. r. GIendennlng. This
recommendation is written on sheet OF
fools-cap, which is joined 10 the sheet on
which the approval Of the dea,h-sen'enee
is signed by President Johnson.
The recommendation 10 mercy, it has
already betn shown, never reached Pfesi-
dent Johnson.
1t is understood that Mr.. Johnson I'M
equiVocaliy denies that the paper and
findings of the court in the assassination
trial were first submitted 30 the Cabinet
before he signed bis approval OF the ac-
ton Of Of the court. lie says the official
record was presented 10 him by General
Holt, and was signed in his presence
thai at tina, time no recommendation for
cemmuiaiion OF senlence Of Mrs. SuTrail
vas attached 10 the papers. 3D.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

o. ACcIpENr.-On Saturday evening
last, while Mr.. Robert Rion Lucas was
going down the. big hill toward, the Poto-
mac Mills in a one horse wagon, the
horse ran y ana threw him aut, severely
,1:uis,ng han. a..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
&tlarriaQrs.

In MarlinsbUrg. on the 24h u';.. BY
Rev. II. c. Mcdaniel, jeremiah Squire
of Columbus, Ohio, and Jennie Shimp
Of Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

DREAMs.-Judge Pierrepon', attorney
for the prosecution in the SurraiI Trial, IN
the course OF his remarks alluded to cir
cumstauce that occurred upon the last
day Of Mr.. Lincoln's life. Upon that
day the President called his cabinet 10.
&c her, and he was very anxious 10 hear
from General Sherman. General Groni,
who was present, said that nothing but
good news would be heard from Sherman.
Mr. Lincoln was still troubled with an
oppressive fear, and related dream that
he had had tho previous night.
That same dream had visited him The
night before the disaster al Stone river, at
Charlottesville, and upon the eve Of other
disasters. He felt that some evil was 10
come over the government, and he could
not get rid OF the feeling. The incident was
as in support OF an argument that Mr..
Pierrepont was masking to show that no
great evil ever came upon country with
out warning by dream CT otherwise
from Providence,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

RESPECT TO TuR CHEF OF RBaELs.-
A lady writing from Liberty, Bedford
county, speaking Of a recen, visit Of Gen.
Lee 10 that place says:
"As he rode through the village, on his
departure, the citizens assembled, and
while he was passing along the streets
every man raised his hat and stood with
bowed head. The General also raised
his hat, and in this silen, tribute of the
people 10 their favorte General, was in
deed beautiful. A gentleman riding with
the General The time says that he felt
like weeping, it being such solemn trib-
uie Of respect-so silent and sad--nos
voice was Eaised--'lwas the hesrtfeli love
Of conquered people for beloved
hero.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

To economist is 10 draw in as much as
possible The ladies' apply 'his ar 10
their persons, AM the result is very
small waste.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

The PARIS illinois, Times says there
are two men in that county over 100
years Of age. One OF them, John Eagan,
an lrishnan, who fought in the revolu-
iionsIy war, is in his l04rh year; the
other, John GsrYin, also an lrishman, is
10.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
COURT OF
Jefferson County, West Va.
April Term, 1867.

TT is ordered by the Cour! that G. <.
Subbs a Master Commissioner OF this
Court, do stale snd settle the accounts Of
all the Receivers Of This Court both the
general and special; and OF all persons 10
whom any money has been loaned under
the orders Of the Court both the general
and special; and OF all persons 10 whom
any money has been loaned under the
orders Of the Court; or who have money
subject 10 the future order Of the Court,
and which remains undisbursed, IN all re-
spects as prescribed by section % OF
ehspter l79 Of the Code Of 1850. And
also the accounts Of such Receivers Of The
late Circuit Court and County Court OF
Jefferson County, Virginia. and Of per.
sons 10 whom any money has been loan.
ed under orders Of said Courts; or who
have money subject 10 orders Of said
Courts whilst they existed but since they
ceased 10 exist, subject TO the orders Of
this Court and which remains unImbuTs.
ed.
That 10 facilitate and aid in such selIle.
ments, the Clerk Of this Court shall fur.
nish said Commissioner with copy Of
this order with the lisI and statement
prescribed and required by sections Is
and 25 Of chapter l79, and that Commls.
sioner also ascertain and report IS TO the
suflicieucy Of Tho bonds Of Receivers and
other bonds as required by said section
25.
And that such Receivers if they have
failed 10 make and file the report requlr.
ed by the 10Th section Of said chapter
l79, that they make and furnish such re.
ports and statements to said Commission.
er for his aid in making the required set.
dement's and to be returned with his re-
port 10 future term OF this Court
A true copy-Teslo
VIM. a. CHAPLlNE. c. &C.
Per J. ID. FAYMAS, u. c C. c.
NOTICE is hereby given that q, my
IN Office in Shepherdsiown, On the 2OIh
day OF August, 1867, will proceed to
execute the above, at which time and place
all persons to whom the above order may
refer will please attend and make q fuaI
settlement.
9. E. STUBBS.
Commissioner.
August 10, 1867. #
b., Free Press copy for . weeks AMI
return bill TO this office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10
berkeley Items.

We clip the following items rom the
Mar,insbnrg Union Of last week
NARROW EscApE.--Cn Friday morn
ing last, some children. while playing o,
the residence OF Vim D. Burkhait, Esq.
set Gge TO a window shade. BY the
proDp, action Of Mrs. Burkhart the flames
we're ex,inguished. but the castings bear
the marks of the flames.
Mar Doos.--Some OF our friends from
Ope1uan township inform US that several
dogs have been killed recently By the Cit
izcns Of that township.
On Monday evening last, party CT
men belonging TO Camp Collins, engaged
in an sfTrsy near the Depot. Chief
Couchman was promptly on hand and
captured two of the ringleaders named
leaIy and Larkins. They were taken
before Mayor Robinson, who committed
Lea1y to Jail to awai, the action of the
grand jury, and Ened harklns $3.50 and
cost.
We understand, that one day las! week,
Mr.. John p. Kearfoot was thrown from a
wagon, and had the cap Of his knee severe
" injured. We have not learned the par
,iculars in the case.
CAMP MEgTlNc.--Rev. w. T. D..
GLENN, P. E., of Winchester Confer
ence, NJ. E. Church, will commence a
Camp Nee ing, August 29lh, on the old
camp grounj, near Bunker Hill, Berke.
lev county, and continue one week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

-. We issue our paper lil!e earlier
sins week 10 allow all hands % see the
"show."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

e., The Rev. J. w. Tongue will hold
a Bush Meeting near I.ee,own Tomorrow
tSuaday.) g..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

O., The loyal voters Of this county
will hold convention, at this place. TO-
day, TO nominate Two candida,es.'for the
Legislature and a candidate 70. County
Superintendent Of Free Schools. A can.
d.dae for the State Senate will also be
Nominated foI This district.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

&C. TIE lev. T.. w. BediHgar of HE
f~esbyierian Church is ho!ting Sacra,
mental meeting al this place and Wi hsso
services this morning Saturday. CT To-
o'clock and also, at night. and sunday
, morning and night The Rev. alr. Beat
", | ste Of Nav Orleans, wiG assist Mr..
nedinnc. -.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

The Rev. T.. w. b;d.nger viii preach
s.. Edgwood SchoohiI"use, on Sunday
afternoon, Aug. llih at 3 o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

o. The U. S. Burial Corps passed
through this place on Thursday. last with
a large n-nber Of collins, for the removal
of the Federal. dead from the neighbor-
hood Of Cumb erlahd 10 AnIieiam Gene
terry.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

" sG7Some Of the young ladies and gents
oftown and vicinity held picnic at
Lemons spring on Wednesday asst.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-10

: &5S- Rev. ]. |. M,i,ier, Of Stanton,
preached in the lthcran Church in this
place en- Tuesday night last. He is a
grea, ilvorle with the young people Of
our town.