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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-04

The MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE STATE OF SOUTH
CARoL1NA.-To-day, the first Monday in November
the exercises of the Medical College are resumed.
Since the close Of the last term two OF the FRO
fessors have resigned, DR.. T. G. PRIoLEAU ana
Dr. JAMES MoULTRIE, and two new ones have Deen
elected il their stead, DR.. F. N. ROBERTSON and
DR.. J. P. CHAzAL. The former delivers at nine
o'clock this morning at once his inaugural ana
the opening lecture of the term; and all VINO kno"
DR.. R. will share our confidence in his success.
Both the new Professors have for years been sue
cessfu practitioners in this city, devoted to medi
cine as science as we'll art, and have always
endeavored, az FAR as we know, (and the writer OF
this has had ample opportunity OF judglng) 10
keep abreast with the science Of their profession.
Both DIR. ROBERTSON and DR.. CHAzAL, we more
over believe, have been elected to the particular
Chairs for which their talents and their studies
best fitted them, and we have every confidence
that they will justify the expectations OF their
friends and become successful and distinguished
teachers.
The prospects for good class are fair. from
present indications we should say about one nun
dred and fifty students may be expected this
winter-for these hard times goodly NUMBER
Before the war the classes numbered generally
from two hundred to two hundred and tifty.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-04

A New SENsAT1oN.-PRoFEssoR ST.. MAUR--As
if to atone for the dearth of amusements during
the past summer, it would seem the caterers !or
the public amusement intend taking our city oy
storm. Professor ST. MAUR, celebrated "lzard
and ventriloquist, will open the season on we'd
nesday night at the Hibernian Hall. Inc ITO
fessor is young Southerner, who served IN the
army Of Virginia during the war, and has, since
the surrender, been delighting large audiences IN
different cities. He is spoken OF as master IN
the art of legerdemain, and his appearance III
Charleston at this time will give general satlsfac-
ton, as there are few entertainments more fascl-
mating than magic and jugglery. The North
Carolina papers speak Of him as having won golden
opinions in that State, and assert that they have
never seen his equal. There could be no more
auspicious Inauguration Of our new theatre than
the entertainment promised by Professor St'
MAUR, and we predict for him brilliant success
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-04

A PLEASING SIGN.-Messrs. T. STENHousE & Co.
raised, on Saturday, mammoth sign over their
store, at the corner of East Bay and Accommoda-
ton Wharf, bearing the inscription OF ''WhoIesale
Flour Depot" The flour trade of Charleston has
lately assumed much larger proportions than for
many years past, as arrangements have been made
by which the great West sends her supplies direct
to this city, and dealers can procure the different
grades at remuneratiye prices. Messrs STEM
HOUSE & Co. have for some time paid great atten-
ton to this trade, and their establishment has
been we'll stocked with -four of all grades and
brands. They possess all of the facilities to con-
duct an extensive business, and glance into
their store will show that it has been appropriately
termed wholesale -four depot.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-04

Acc1DENr.-A Swedish sailor employed on the
schooner Moses B. Bramhall, fell from the main
CROSS trees to the deck, on Saturday afternoon.
His fall was broken by striking against the rigging
and no bones we're broken, though it was feared
he might have received some internal injury. He
WAS sent to the hospital where he will receive med
ION
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-04

An INDIGNANT CoEsr1TUENT.-We have received
the following communication:
" To the Editors of the Ne'cS:
s1Rs,-why do not the wire pullers Of the late
caucus held at Military Hall to nominate mne
deieeates to the Convention, give their report to
the public. We hope that after being in session
ali one night, and part Of thenext, has not com,
PEELED them to keep silent as to how they secured
the election Of that ninth man; or do they think
to keep it silent, and compel the people to vote
for men that cannot secure nomination by fair
means 2 Whom do they represent?
lam, sir, &C., A NEW VOIEh.
Charleston November q
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-04

TEE STEAMSHIP GeorgeB. Upton, Captain RICH,
arrived from Boston on Saturday morning last
with large freight list.
The Upton was detained by severe gales, COM
mencng on Tuesday last, to the North OF Hatterss
and lasting for several days, the ship throughout
proving herself an excellent sea boat. The Upton
will have quick dispatch, her energetic agent Mr..
WIN. Roach, expecting to load her Immediately.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

TIE GAzErTE.-The last number of the Gazette
possesses unusual interest, and is we'll worth ::
careful perusal. The contents are: The Temporal
Power of the Pope; Alocution of P1Us TX; Homes
and Farms; The Latest Fenian Scare; The late DR..
IVES; Alarming Reports in England; Galibaldi as &
Prisoner; The Truce of God in Belfast; Rt. Rev.
Bishop LYNCH; Captain JOHN MITCHELL; In Memo
riam, Poetry, by Father Ryan,; Do-Nothing
Young Ladies'; Literature; Gable Telegrams; Cor
respondence: Catholic Itelligence; Latest Irish
News; Local Items, &C., &C., &c. Office of publ-
cation No. 9O7 King street. Terms; $3.50 per
annum. For sale at all news depots at five cents
per copy.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS !-Messrs. GoUDKop &
BEUTHNER, No. 400 King street, are offering to the
public inducements that will soon cause rush to
their establishment. Calicoes are going at a mere
song, in fact, almost given away, while other goods
can be purchased at proportonally low prices. The
greatest attraction, however, is in the cloak de-
partment, these necessary articles, though OF the
latest STYLES, being offered at the most unfashona-
BILE prices. Messrs. GoUDKoP & BEUrHNER have
prepared for the invasion and will be able to re-
ceve their visitors with fresh supplies as fast as
those shown are purchased. Delays are, however,
known to be dangerous, and We advise all who
wish the first pick to secure position in the van.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-04

TIE RADICAL T1oKET HAToHED AT LAsT.-The
following is full list of the delegates to the State
Convention nominated in secret caucus at the Mill
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24

Andrew Hunter, Esq, at ChaIle''o~n'
the Virginia Military institute and de-
sroyed every lorse, cow sheep hog,
cog, cat. and every particle OF grain, and
robbed every house and It's inma'es-and
in one instance burned The dwelling after
warJs-lrom Lynchburg 10 Salem, bru-
tallv numbering his own men in order 10
escape from General Early.
The Ihings that men do live after them
and their actions follow them, and le,
these things be often told as a memorial
of the Great and warIike deeds" of Gen.
eral David Hunter in the Shenandoah
Valley.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24
5pelial Notitrs.
TO CONSUMPTENEs.

The advertiser, having been restored 10 hea tn
in few weeks by very simple remedy, sfer
having suffered tor several years with seVe'
lung affection, and that dreal disease ConSunP-
toms anxious to make known 10 hs fellow
sufferers be means OF cure.
t. all who desire it, he will send copy Of
The prescription used Gree Of charge with the
directions for preparing AID using the same,
which th,y vii End sure cure Tor ConsumP-
lion, Asthma, BSonokIt is, Coughs, Colds, aud
all Throat and Lang AgteuoEs. The ony 90.
iect Of the advertiser in seDSlng the Prescription
Is 10 benefit the afflicted, and spSead n.orma
ton which be conceIVes 10 be Invaluable, acd he
hopes every sufferer will ty his teEsedy, Is It
will cos, them nothing, and nav prove bless
ing Parties wishing the prescription, rec, by
return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co, New lo-k.
May IS, 1867. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24
Removal of General Sheridan.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.

WASHINGTON, y. c., Aug, 10, 1867.
Major General George II. Thomas is
hereby assigned to the command Of the
Fifty Military District. created by The act
of Congress passed on the second day Of
March, 1867.
Major General P. Il. Sheridan is here.
BY assigned TO the command Of the De-
parlment OF the Missouri.
Major General Winfield S. Hancock is
hereby assigned 10 lbe command Of the
Department Of the Cumberland.
The Secretary OF War, I'D interim,
will give the necessary instructions 10
carry Ibis urder into effect.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
In pursuance Of the foregoing order Of
the President Of the United States, Major
General G. II. Thomas, will, on receipt
OF this order, turn over his personal com
mand 10 the officer next in rank 10 him
self, and proceed to New Orleans, Louis
lana. to relieve Major General P. H..
Sheridan of the command Of the Fifth
Military District.
Major General P. II. Sheridan, on be-
ing relieved from command Of the Fifth
Military District by Major General G..
H. Thomas, will proceed TO Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas, and will relieve Major
General W. S. Hancock III the command
of The Department, Of the Missouri.
Major General W. S. Hancock, on be-
ing relieved from the command OF the De-
partmenl Of the Missouri by Major Gen.
eral Sheridan, will proceed 10 Louisville,
Ky., and will assume command OF The De.
partment Of the Cumberland.
Major General G. II. Thomas will
continue 10 execute all orders lie may find
in force in the Fifth Military District a.
the time Of his assuming command OF it,
unless authorized by the General o! the
army TO aunul, alter, or modify them.
Maioy General Sheridan, before resev.
ing Major General Hancock, will report
in person at these headquarters.
BY order Of General Grant.
f.. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. G..
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24
Then AND Now.-We find the follow

THEN AND Now.-We find The follow
ing article in an exchange bu! know not
who is the author
"ln the winter Of 1864, in the theatre
al 81. Louis. the vile of the princips &C.
tor tossed her husband our National flag.
He caught it, eagerly unroled it, aud
carefully and audibly counted over The
starry representations OF S,sles stamped
upon its folds. AS he pronounced The f.
nal number "lhry.four," he held the flag
alolt and triumphanly exclaimed "ihsnk
God they are all there ~ amidst an en-.
husisslic applause that shook the build.
ing like an earthquake and melted 10 tears
hundreds in the vas. assembluge. In the
winter Of 1865, in the House Of Repre-
sentsiiyes. at Washington. credentials,
bearing Inc broad seal Of The Stale Of
Tennessee. were held up in view OF lis
members. Thsd. Stevens arose, and
with wave OF the hand. said: mo srr'
State as Tennessee, is known to
House," with the approval and endorse
ment OF that body. Suppose the patriot
ic actor to day in the House OF Represen-
taives and counting over the stars OF our
National banner. He would be met only
with derision, or a siolen, expulsion from
their presence. lie, the reader ponder
these strange contrasts, and draw his own
conclusion."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24

A funny case came before justice in
Milwaukee the other day. A young wo-
man who had accepted the attentions of a
gentleman for some time, al length mar
rcd somebody else, whereupon The de-
ceiyed individual sued for a bill Of S204,-
25, the amount he had paid in her behalf
in taking her to concerts, operas, picnics.
rides and ice cream sa!oons. As an offse.
he credited her with sandry kisses valued
si6.37i; several sQueezes of the hand,
1891; an unFelurned photograph and
ring, making in all total Of S97,75. He
recovered the bill. The Judge allowing the
plaintiff the kisses at his own valuation.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24

An old negro woman accounts for the
lack of discipline among youngsters from
the fact that their mothers wear CATERS.
"Ye see when we wear low shoes and
children wanted a whippin, We just took
OF shoe, mighty quick, and gave EN- a
good spankin; but now hOw's body TO
git a CATER off in time ! So the childn
gets no whippin at all nowadays"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24
CONFECTIONERY !!

The subscriber informs his old custom.
L ers and the public generally that he
keeps constantly on hand, Fresh Candies,
Fruits, Nuts, Seasoning Extracts, Toilet
Soaps, Notions. &c, which he vii sell
very Cheap, Ale and Wine also on band
al all lines.
StOnebraker'S Ice Cream, Domestic Wine
AND CAKES are famous and he will be
always ready TO supply all with the very
best, either in small or large quantities
lie vii! supply prizes and families at mod
crate rates. Is Give him trial and be
satisfied that he has The best in his line.
JOSEPH NJ. STONEBRAKER.
Augusta, 1867. ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24
GREAT BARGAINS.

) we ere nov ,elllrR our cnlIfr stock
Il OF Dry Goods briOw Coat, grea, bar.
gains may be expected. The sock con.
sl.ls OF Chsllie', MOI ,mbIqoo', Alparas.
Lawns. GinRhSms, C,Ilcocs, etc for tie
Ladies. Ia the Gentlemen. line, 49,
have large assortment Of Ci'slmsfe'.
Css,iReis. S.rinels, Twsed., CouonAd'.
Linens. &c. Also. Bleschsd snd In
bleached MusIinS. Notions. &c ~ gees!
sbundsnre.
These Goods hsve Ill been pufchs,'d
al less than tie regular wholesale price',
and viii he sold accordingly. Come one.
come all. where bArgsin. can hr hsd.
nm ~ q. kEEDF.
Successors TO WIN. A. Chapllnc.
Aug. II. 1867.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24
ERRORS OF YOUTH

A Gentleman who suffered Tor years from
Nervous De, iuty. Premature Decsy, ard all the
effects Of youthful IndscTeuon, will, 'ur the
sake Of suffering humanity, send tree t, all WI,
need It. the recipe and directions Tor making
the simple remedy BY Wkich he was ourcJ.
Sufferers wishing to PooGt by the adve'tIsers eI-
penence, can d. 80 by addressing, IN perfect
confidence, JOHN Is. OGDEN.
~ Cedar Street New York.
May IS, 1867. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24

cess at night Fright
ful Dreams, / oss Of
Memory, Depression Of Spir-
its, and other A fe ions
LET THE AFFLICTED REAR N MIND
THAT DIR ZONES L,. cured within ihe last
seven wears mas, in TToger.,ovn and r,any 9TH
Or nl9ces SIECU'CASFS ASNFRF GIVEN
OVEN IN DTE, IrrIoII r,.-,ha,. can testify
nat he rrrsI ,Lcr, olrsr an g,rsr man. failed
~ o.,
7"-'s''>
Strangers need have no fears OF beng hum
plugged as they often are by iaise advertisements.
Hagerstown Is the home aud birthplace Q! DF.
JON Is:
Ihs I"s,.'I'Ion ~ I:s zee, M .'e 'H'.'e
uia.e care al .>'T1 a e [s 'U SIRr
~ SI.s S etiOheS ~" ~ -
anf rs,,,a ~ ,er.o, nr tr,,ncn, and oIsre
the amount Of money agreed upon for a cure in
bank, if the Dr. fails 10 cure, the money will
be refunded; but on 10 other conditions.
Persons ot Il Distance
n. r,~rc h.,,,
80, -" Te ou'Ou =! .o'sa''''e "a ,
W, - ms ~ % a.'I '0'e
Stunning '"o ~'se'S' LII! "1'' o''"'
Ill Ls4TS are strictly Confidential,
no one seeing them but the Dr. himself All
letters MIST CONTAIN STAMP to ensure an au-
swer. MEDICINES SENT TO ANY PART
OF TIE UNITED STAfESoy Mail or E&-
,o,-ra, s,.., ,- ,,rDrC,T
uGr..,i. 80" 10 nnt'- INV. C1,.SI.ITIyE
p0Si,s ~ - Nv - = ne
~ ~ ''T ~ ~ ~. ~. fI
w. "''ii2I'l' Nv I".''''. r>,T "! -. ~
HIG !"''.Il ~ '''I .1s'' a,,u
IuoI'ous 'o1nG Pa'Ieo'' anu va ulne oua Us,
case III "s many u'!' - i 'oi l''''! lSfa",1
VICE. anu "iol.''s' o"4 %. oo ''Ae" 'i'E
e.' ~ o','o, 80 "'IoG t a.! Tetoo,;on n
~ ",''u' ~"00 ''o'" '"''''09'' W
'r'chus' ...,- ,...,
~ JUNG -OO' NO. ''"AO use VI 80 -
rol'oN-'h'CV'y-ha' sweeps a"Hu4"! '"ou-
sa"us ~ f'o'H''"'' s'S'''
Seminal Weakness.
This shocking disease brought on By unnatu-
raj habits of youths, learned from evil compan-
ions when at School or while alone. This
most wretchcd aud unnatural habit il car
ried on TO an alarming extent by both sexes old
and Young bringing on q host Of artificial symp-
toms of disease, unknown to their friends and
medical advisers, and if the true cause had been
known, they could have been saved from an un-
.Hi,'! 'a,o ',u, = I5 ~. ,"U G;.nn.o
unknown to their parents and friends.
let N, I,uf,r,urat, Remember
,,,.,.o,u,o. ,Lo ,hoIo bodv
foIIoyed nv Mains in the head back, loins breast
and Joints, loss Of memory, palpitation Of the
heart, symptoms ordyspcpsia cosiiveRess coughs
indicative Of consumption, dimncss of sight.
ringing in the ears, frightiul dreams al night
going on with dreadful rapdIty, until death puts
an end to their suaerings. To all such DR.. Jones
will give sure restoration, with such balmy
juices of herbs as will renygorate enfeebled
manhood.
Syphilis
This is onc If the most destructive diseases
upon the human system. The unfortunate
should remember that when this disease makes
its appearance IN the throat, root OF The mouth
and nose, with sores and oIotches all over the
head and BODY II IS last has'ehing me uhiorIu-
nate 'iciim 10 an early grave an such III
Jones VIII give me most certain Sge anu Pt'md-
nent treatment IN the world, without change OF
diet or hindrance from business. Having LOT
many years devoted his attention 10 inns class oil
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24
Cheese and Crackers.

Cheese and Crackers.
DRIVE Eastern Cheese. and ife,h So.
| ia. Sugar and Wser Crackers. Also
HushroOn CracktrS. nire srl'rle for the
sick. chesp. at Lriom ., Rttdyi.
IIANES With Patent Clamp Fs.Ienins,.
q Circular RIP Saws. Sberp Shssr'.lor
sale by u. Humphrey 4 Co..
apr G Chnle'iosn.
rOOD Smoking Tobacco. OILY so cts.
VI per pound. for sale by
July q u. s. Rmfth.
UOOP SKIRTS in great variety =, from
x IS cents 10 50 co. Ladies Dire" liul.
tons; also variety Of Notions.
:ug3 CoH 4, Uognv.
CHAMPION CloILss Wrinsep. for ,sle
II by u. Humphrey, s. 90,
Jolly 6 CbHlesiovn.
NuAlNS-Trsce. Breast. Halter. Bear.
u ine. Say. Plltb. Spread g. Log CHAINS
Tor ssle, With warrant. BY
d. Humphr,y'S Co.
July G ChHle.iosn.
pAWS-50. So snd So inch CIrooIM
- Save, warranted. II leo fh,n Bali.
more prices. D. HUm5hrty,& On.
July 6 CbsrIs'io~n.
NORkS-Pi'eb. Hay & Manure F"rks.
Z Of superior qu,liiy. ebespeG IN mM.
ke', Tor sale ~ D. Humphrey s Co..
IolyG Cb,i,srOsa
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24

A colored man residing near Anandsle,
in Fairfax county, named Thomas Gar
ner, wa, fatally sho, by another colofet
man, while in bed.on Saturday night last
The assassin is preacher Of the Baptist
persuasion. and is quite prominent among
the colored people of the county He
and the wife Of Garner-who is supposed
10 be his omplIce-have both been ar
rested. and lodged in Jail at Fairfax c. Fl.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24

A wrtes for the Clsrksburg ConseTva-
tive says that about four hundred persons
have joined the Southern Methodist Epis-
copal Church in Marion county. West
Va, during the last year. A good many
Of them left the Western Methodist
Church.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24
Gen. hunters Vandalism.

them 10 eVeTIdSNET lblJWF. utlI very
name will bring 10 mind the days of At
lila and Hun, and their deels of cruelty
must cause shudder of horror whenever
their memory is recalled. Bot of all
these brutal acts, The burning Of the Pr'-
vie mansions of Edmund /. Lee, Esq,
and Col. Alex. X. Bo,elor, near SheP-
herLsiown, Va, both Of whom were ao-
sen, at the iime,) by order OF Genera va
VIC Hunter, on tn, l9.h OF |Uiy, loof'
was the most wanton, a. not The sHshes'
apology could be offered for the crime
The residence Of Nh Lee hho"h IS
"Bedfo,d." had been IN the BeuI"gef anu
Lee fan IL for nay years, ana was
venerable and handsome OoIiJIng' siua-
led on an emlnence that oyeHooHS 'he VIZ
lage. Scarcely moments "me was a.
lowed the fanny oy ! aP' N'a' '','o''e'
The mlnion oil huhlei, 10 Iea'e '"0 "oU9'
and save what vs,ualieS 'Hey coulu-
Strict orders were gwen against removing
anything; yet some CID ciAzens nom
town endeavored, al ne point OF Inc pay
onei, 10 save Few necessary articles
but the Yankees threw back into the lire
as fast as they were brought out
When the flames we're past extinction,
these brave ~ soldiers went over to
Fountain Rock, the residence Of Col.
A. h. RoIeler, end his fine mansion was
soon on ere. In ,hs act they showed
the same diabolc,l maiigniiy as IN the
~ 4 g. n
Young ladies' and citizens 10 save some
things from destruction. No reason or
excuse was ever given for their conduct,
and the next day Mrs. Lee addressed
letter 10 Generai Hunter, which ought
10. 10 be withheld from the world, and
therefore we append a copy Of the same.
This letter wcs published in the Rich
mend papers during lie fall Of 1864, but
owing 20 interruptions Of mail iaclniIes, It
did not reach many persons. II can do
no harm therefore TO republsh it:
General Hunter Yesterday your
underling, Captain Nar,lndale, Of the
First New York Veteran Cavalry" eX.
ecuied your order and burned my house.
Your orders were fulfilled 10 tie letter;
The dwelling and every ou,builIing, sew.
e1 in rumbsr. with tacir contents, were
burned. |, therefore, a helpless woman,
whom YOU have cruelty wranped. address
YOU, a Msior General Of lhe Uni ed States
army, and demand why this was done
VIVA, was my offence? My husband was
absent an exile. lie las never been a
politician, OF in any way engaged in the
struggle now going on, his eye prevent.
ing. This fIci David Stroller, your
Chief Of SlaiT, could have told you. The
house was bujlby my father, Revolt.
l!onaEy soldier, who served the whole
seurn wears lur g0Us independence.
There was born; there the sacred dead
repose; il was ms house and nv home,
and there YOUR own niece. Miss Griffith,
who renamed in this vicinity during the
s,rupple-CorcsD.,7 who lived among us
all Ills horrible war, met with every kind
ness and hospitality al nv hands. Was
i for this you turned me. nv young
5,pch,er and SON ON, unon the world with
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-08-24

Gen. Lee visited Dan Csstelo's Circus
and Mensgerie at White Sulphur Springs
on Saturday last. He was greeted with
great enthusiasm by the large audience
present. He seemed to enjoy the per.
formance vastly. and remained until the
end