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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24

rs On Monday afternoon last the cih'
Gems OF our usually quiet town were all
agog in witnessing a ligh,-rope perform
ance by Mr.. Tillet, upon rope sus-
pended about 40 feet above terra tIrmG,
reaching across The street from the house
tops Ct lhe dwellings OF Messrs. Adams
and Rightstine. Mr.. Tll!et performed
many difficult and hszardous feats 10 the
amusement Of large crowd Of our cili-
zeng. Weasel Crowds Band, consisting
Of Gle aud Two drums, enlvened the su-
Jisnce during intervals.
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Dfatbs.

In Hsrper's Ferry, 26rh uls, Martha
K. youngest daughter Of jos. II and
Prudence X. Renner, aged year, 8
months and 4 DAYS.
On the 2lsI instant. in Charles,own,
Geo. Douglas Kennedy. younge', son Of
John w. Kennedy. aged ! year, month
and day.
On Sunday morning last, Mrs. finn
E. Hgip. daughter Of the late James
Jones OF ChsrlesiQwn, in the 47lh year
Of her age.
On the Goth Of September last, a, his
residence near Middlsway, in this county.
Capt. .4brahap Bell, in The sosh year Of
his age.
On Monday the 18th inst. q, The resi-
dence Of MIR. John Chsmberlin. near Mid
dlewsy, Mr.. John ShorE aged 81 years
and 6 months.
In Chsrles,own. on the l4th inst,
Joseph Henry, youngest son Of J. H. and
Virginia yesterday ,sged2 years months
and u dsys.
On Friday the l6h met, in Chsrles-
town. HiH,am Henry, infant son Of
Michael and Mary V. SowdrTs, eyed Is
months and 3 dsys.
Al, the Taylor Hotel, Winchester on
tue 10th inst, Mrs. Maggie Quinn, vile
of Maj. +. Quinn, and dingh,er OF Mr..
Thomas Dorsey, Of Troy, New York,
in the ssth year OF her age.
In this place, on Monday la,t. Mrs.
IHaru Arthur. wife Of Mr.. william Ar
,hur, aged about "a years.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24
West Va. Election.

The election in this State look place
on Thursday. We give synopsis Of
the result in This county as accurately
as could be obtained up 10 The ,ine OF
going to press. Everything passed Of
exceedingly quiet.
The Radical Stats ticket in ihis county
will average about 20 majority. including
the Judicial and Congressional candidates
B. F. Harrison. conservative, has ma.
joriiy OF % for the Legislature.
]. Z. Erwin, conservative, hes a ma
jori.y OF sbou, 65. for County Assessor.
J. J. Miller, radical, is elected by a
majority over Wilson Of about 4, for the
Legislature.
There were about $40 votes polled in
the counly-iie Republican strength in
the county is abou, IT'S.
There were about 100 rejected votes
cast in sealed envelopes. among which
are some discharged Union soldiers
votes, which will be acted upon. by the
County Board Of Supervisors. and u
counted, will elec. the whole conserve.
tive tickle, by considerable majority.
With The exception Of Harrison and
Erwin, The entire Radical county ticket
is elected.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24

&% LARoE SrocK.-We drappsd into
the Boo, and Shoe Store of Mr.. Joseph
Fleming, the other evening, and upon ex'
animation We found that he had just fin
ished opening one OF the largest and mos!
complete Srocks of Boots and Shoes, Of
every variety, brought to this town fo5
SONG length OF time. Mr.. F. informed Us
tina! hs took considerable pains in making
his present selection in The eastern mar
keI, IN order to offer to the public zone
but The very best Stock that could be pro-
cured, and at such prices as cannot fail
To please all those who should purchase
O: him. HIS assortment oil shoes for the
ladies' is also complete and very fine.
Give him a call.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24

Judged. ordered and decreed. tina.
Master Commissioner Of the court, James
D. FsyDan. DO settle and state the execu-
,orisl account OF Lewis Fry as executor
of the estate OF Thomas West. deceased,
and ,ba, The said commissioner do settle,
and state The sccoun, Of Warner A.
Thompson the administrator de 6onis
non, with The will annexed oithe estate OF
Thonss West deceased, and ascertain snd
repor, what amount Of The sssens oil ssIG
estate have passed into the hands Of me
said Lewis Fry. and The said Warner A.
Thompson in their Official relations 10
said estate, and have not by Them &C.
counted for, and paid to The comP!alnsnls,
and 10 show 10 what extent The sureiIes Of
The said Lewis Fry aud the said Warner
A. Thompson. in their respective bonds.
are responsible for such defaults, as well
in respect 10 the assets OF the estate gen.
erslly, and in taking said accounts The
said commissioner is authorized 10 give
notice Of tue 4me and place OF proceeding
with the same, IN one OF the newspapers
published in the county OF Jefferson, by
advertisement once a week for four sue
cessive weeks, such notice 10 be equlva.
len, 10 personal service of notice upon the
respective parties. and the said CommIs.
sioner is directed 10 take as basis oil said
account the already settled account OF said
FGy, Executor, and Thompson, Admins
traitor. unless some error can be shewn. as
said accounts were settled by CominIs-
sioner Stone.
A True Copy-Teste.
w. A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24
Commissioners Notice.

October Term, 1868.
John W. Roberts and wife, complain
ants,
Lewis Fry, Wm. &. Hsrdesty, Vance
Bell, and John A. Thompson The survi-
wing securities Of the ssId LEXIS Fry in
bis official bond with The said john A.
Thompson, executor Of Joseph Smith de-.
ceased, and Truemsn W. Pouerheld,
sheriff. administrator Of Paul Smith de-
ceased. Warner A. Thompson, admins
traitor de bonis mon. with the will annex
ed Of said Thomas West, and his sureiies
in his official bond. Andrew c. Timber
lake. VANCE Bell. David Fry. and John
A. Tompsop survivors, and John A.
Thompson Executor Of Joseph Smith. and
Truemsn ". Poterield, Adminir,ralor OF
Paul Smith, decd.
Upon consideration whereofh is ad-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24
Speech OF General Blair at st. Louis.

Speech OF General Blair at st. Louis.
Sr. LOUIS. October l6.-At least 5 900
persons participated in the serepade 10
General Blair, who, after stating that he
was neither discouraged nor dismayed by
the results of the recent elections, referred
al length 10 the issues in Missouri, lie
spoke as follows
my Fellow CITIZENS am the
candidate olshe Degenerate party cheers
for very distinguished position, and |
expect 10 be The candidate Of the party SO
long a. they desire it. renewed cheers;J
so long as i, can avail to help the great
cause which we all have at heart. But,
nv fellow -rilzens, it will De no sacrifice
TO me, or, rather, il will be a work OF
pleasure TO me TO surrender that position
whenever by SO doing ! can add one vote
to strengthen The democracy in his Stale,
or 10 other States. Immense cheering J
81 am not a candidate for the purpose
of embarrassing, frustrating, or defeating
The principles which have my cordial sup
port. When cease to be Of use in one
capacity. sm ready to serve in another,
cheers, and call upon you, my fellow
citizens, to night 10 make every sacrifice
for the eres, cause we have all espoused.
As now call upon you. not 10 hesitate to
maze any sacrifice demanded 10 gain for
u, a victory, SO sm ready to 60 any
where and do anything 10 take upon
myself any burden, to lay down any pow
er. which may have been conferred upon
me heretofore. Cheers.
land this, my fellow ciuzens. brings
me TO allude 10 that rumor WHICH Is IN our
midst to day. J, has been said that both
the candidates for the Presidency and the
Vice Presidency have signi6ed their will.
ingness 10 decline in behsl # OF some other
candidates. All that have to say is that
both candidates have always been. from
the moment they were nominated 10 this
moment, and will always be, ready to lay
down their candidacy when it will no
longer be Of service 10 the democratic par
~ of the country, cheers. and if it
should be though. now-if i. should be
believed--,hst by so doing we could add
10 the strength of the Democratic party
and give il better chance Of victory-you
will find tina, you were not mistaken eth
or in your candidate for the Presidency
or Vice Presidency. They will justify
the grea, honor you have conferred on
them by showing they are not unworthy.
and not insensible of the honor. Voices
We DO no, want change that is for
you to say
Il shall Do with you again before this
election is over; do not intend 10 re-
tire from the field. mean to bear my
share in this baulc-whether in the ranks
or as an officer, depends upon the wishes
Of The democratic party and | do mol de-
sire, nv citizens, tina, you should
express yourselves upon tina. subject
now desire that i, should be consider
ed by you calmly, dispsssiouslely, With
out regard to The feelings osapy man, be-
cause the feelings Of any man. because the
feelings Of individuals are nothing in the
scale as compared with the success. and
restoration q! the Government OF our
county,"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24

Governor" BOTemans appeal for mil
.taTy aid in West Virginia having been
successful,o on Monday last 1t. Ross, with
a Detachment, Of twenty men belonging to
the company stationed here took the
IRAN Tor Shephsrdstown. W, Vs.,where
they will remain until the 9Th Of Novem
Der. Thus /, Will be seer that this Mill
tary pistric, is so quiet and orderly that II
can BE denyded CT spiders, WIG 60 10
preserve the peace 10 State wholly On
der The control and goyernRentof the
"luli" Boreman. Whilst The introduction
Of The military into the goqd old county OF
Jefferson must be regarded as an attempt
TO b.ow-beaI and inumidste. no part OF
the fault can be lodged against the soldiers
who obey The commands OF their superb
ors. The people Of Jefferson will find
1t. Ross to be an agreeable gentleman
one Who we bel eve has no disposition 10
deprive them Of single political right
Winchester Times.
g, The Detachment, Of soldiers above
referred 10, arrived here on Monday after
noon last, under command Of Lieut.. Ross
and took up quarters in .he Court House.
From whs, we can learn, Lieut.. Ross aad
his men, BY their genllemaply deport-
menI and dignifed bearing, have made a
favorable impression upon the minds Of
our citizens, and no doubt have come 10
The conclusion lba, their presence in our
midst upon The election day, was unne-
cessarV,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24
The Democratic Withdrawal Ftasco-
Views or Montgomery Blair, &c.

views OF montgomery Aiar, 0E:
The excilemen, of few days 'go rela'
tive to the suggested change OF Demo-
cratic presidential candidates seems TO
have subsidized, especially in Washington
where i. was greatest. \ change is now
generally discoun,enanced by prominent
politician. every where. Tie Washing
ton Star Of Monday afternoon last says:
Hon. Montgomery Blair. who IS IN
.own. expresses himself with no little EN-
pbasis in regard to various Stale mems
made in connection with The proposed
democratic change Of base. In converse
ton today he denied having written ie''
,e, TO The New York World. beraHng
tina, per for lis recent article advising
the changing of candidates. he denouh-
ce. the whole movement, however, ior a
change of candidates as treason 10 Inc
democratic party. ano charges that !! was
made in the interest OF Chase. Johnson
and Hancock. whom he accuses OF being
opposed to the ticket since its formation.
lie thinks one of the prime movers OF the
change is Secretary Seward, who lnhu'
ences the President 10 opposition 70 The
interests of Seymour aad Blair.
The ex.Posimssler General is rather
severe on Secretary Seward, and says no
matter whether Seymou or Gran! should
win, the Secretary is politically dead, and
lie Seward therefore desires change Of
the democratic ticket, 10 hopes that he
will still have a chance, as he thinks he
would under either Johnson. Chase or
Hancock MIR. Blair has no doubt that
the Chief Justice would accept the nomi-
nation at any tine. bu. thinks there is no
show for him, although he has conir'bu'
ted large amounts of money 10 persons
who pretended TO be his friends, and as
sured him tina, he you'd receive the nom
inston. lie (Bssir) declares that no
member of the democratic executive COM
mil,ee enter.sins any idea OF having
meeting in PhiIadelphis on the 23d. as
stated this morning. TO consider The subjec.
of change OF candidates. as ell rePresen-
ta,ive men Of the democratic party are
opposed to any change, and the whole
thing is sgiialed by few disappointed
and sore politicians.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24

General Sherman has issued field or.
der calling attention 10 The bravery and
gallanry of certain officers and men Of
his command in recent fights with the In.
dams. He makes special mention Of
Colonel Forsyth's eoRnand Of forty
seven scouts. who fought and repulsed six
hundred Indians in several charges, kill
ing seventy, five and maintaining their
position for eight days. during which The
party lived on horse. flesh. A number Of
privales are mentioned by name 40 having
shown unusual bravery on different oc-
cssions.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24
w anled.

Every family 10 have the splendid Imperial
Steel Engraving OF Hon. Horalio Seymour, price
81. Small sizes Of Seymour g. Blair; 23c each.
Also the National Hsnd Book Of Facts Ond
Figures" for every voter price 81 30. The
Lost Cause" the only democratic lisloy oftho
War; price IS. Samples sent on receipt Of tho
price. Agent. wanted. l.. Is. TREAT & Co
Publishers 654 Broadway, New York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24
A true copy-Tesie.
w. A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk.
Commissioners Office.

Commissioners Office.
Shepherdstown. Oct. 2lst, 1868
TO all whom i. may concern. | will
proceed to execute the above decree on
the 25Ih day OF November, 1868, il fair,
if NOT. the neEt fair day thereafter (Sun-
days eEcep,ed.) a. my Office. at which
time and place yop are required TO attend.
Given under my hspd on The day and
year first above written.
JAMES d. FAYMAN.
Commissioner.
Oct "a. 1868. Prs fee 81. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24

o. We we've the recipient Of large
Can Of Oysters, last week, sent us by
Mr.. James Welslsger, Oyster Packer,
43 South Liberty street. Baltimore. They
were the largest and most delicious We
have tasted for some time. They arrived
lust in the mich OF ilme"-ksepng
..bschelor's hall" as best we could. How.
ever, our jour being on hand. and net
having forgotten how 10 manage the cook'
INC arrangements, learned when a "bolid
scjer boy" lie fred up and in very
short ,ige had an elegant oyster supper
IN read.ness. Ii is needless to state that
all hands did ample ustIce TO MIR. W's
blgsses. After finishing our repssi, three
cheers AND big tiger were voted TO Mr.
W. Long may he wave!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24
To the Ladies !

I HAVE just received large stock oil
( Ladies and ChIldren's Shoes, Morocco
Polished Kid Bu,ioneG Caters, and Gall
Shoes, suitable for the season. Oroers
received for all kinds of Shoes and Gait
ers. Terms Cash.
oct "a J. >, FbIMiNS'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24
Commissioner's Office,

Commissioners Office, !
Shepherds,own. Oct. 2lst. 1868.
To all whom i, may coucern. l siII
proceed to execute the above decree on
the 23rd day Of November, 1868, if fair,
il not. the next fair day thereafter (Sun-
days excepted q, my office. at which
time and place you are required 10 attend,
Given under my hand on the day and
year first above written.
JAMES d. FAYMAN,
Commissioner.
Oct. "a. 1853. Prs fee $40. 4v
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24

o. Prof. w. H. Morrow, Of the Fee
male Academy at this place, delivered a
lecture on Monday evening last, in Moul-
der's Hall. BY request Of the Friends Of
Temperance, on The Diseases Of Soci-
ety." which was highly interesting and
We hope will prove beneficial to all who
heard il.
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CAUTION !!

THE undersigned having sustained much
/ loss by persons Hss'Ps'sing upon
their farms in Terrapin Neck. Jefferson
County. West Va, and lying opposite
Mercer,ille. Washington Co., Md, here
by forewa all persons from hunting,
tearing down fencing, riding or driving,
or uesspassing upon The said landS, in
any way, as we will enforce The law TO
its fullest exien, against any such hereal-
ter offending.
W. M. SHEPHERD.
w. w. & THOS. ULLUM.
Ocl. "a, 1868. 5w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24

o. FoR THE LApiEs.-Mrs. KATE
Bowers has just received a splendid and
fashionable assortment Of Bonnets, Hats,
Ribbons. and Millinery goods generally,
from the eastern markets. All the Young
ladies', and old ones too, wishing 10 look
handsome should give Mrs. B. call, and
make purchases. She has everything
from nighl-cap down to Grecian bend
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24

bS- GREAT DIscovERY.-We call al
renton TO a valuable oil called Kansline
Oil which is certainly superior, in every
particular, 20 any ye! used. We haYs
tested It's merits and find i, superior 10 all
o,hers. The oil can be made by any
persoh. which is a very simple process,
for 25 or 80 cents per gallon. j, will not
explode, and causes no smoke or grease,
which are very ynlpable requisites, and
the brillancy oflighl is superior to all
others. DR.. ShiPley, Of Winchester, is
nov i'll or midst, introducing it and will
scll family rights at 81.
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Agents Wanted for
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A SINGULAR lEcIpENT.-Our attention
has been directed to the following 'lngu-
lar inciden, OF The late war. WHICH is as
remarkably strange as i, is said TO be true.
A correspondent Of Southern paper
writes: There was a man Of company A,
Twenty North Carolina troops
named George p. Piner, who went into
the 6ph, with a small testament in his
breast pocket. A ball struck The book and
penetrated as far as the fifth chapter OF
Matthew, 2Isi and 22d verses. |, mere
" blackensd that passages glanced of and
lief, the man uninjured. The verses rest.
.Ye have heard that il was said by them
of OLD slime. thou shalt not kill. and Who
ever shall XIII shall be in danger Of the
judgment. and whoever r. angry with his
brother without cause shall be in danger
of the Judgment The man said, That
Yankee ball was like The devil II had to
turn lis course when peet by scEiptursl
opposition. "'-HIlmingten Journul.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-10-24

October Term, 1868.
Richardson, VS.. Scolley'G Administra-
tor. &c. and
Bruce's Administrator, vs.. Scolley's
Administrator, &c.
This day James d. Fsynan. Com
missioner Of this Court returned and filed
report OF debts proved before him and
audited 10 these causes pursuant 10 de-
cree herein Of The October Term, 1860,
of the late Circuit Court Of Jefferson
county. Va. snd Andrew Hunter and n.
S. White. Special Commissioners Of sale
having returned duplicate report OF the
sale made by them Of two parcels of and
under decree in these causes Of Februs-
~ Term. 1860, of the late Circuit Court
Of Jefferson county. Va, TO which re-
ports there are no exceptions, and these
causes coming on to be heard together
upon the papers formerly read in the 6rsI
above named cause. the reports OF J. ID.
Fsyman, end Of Hunter and White, were
argued by counsel. on consideration
whereof on the motion Of the plaintiffs by
their Attorneys.
The Court confirms the rePor. Of the
special commissioner sale Of Hunter &
White. and hereby DEGREES and orders
that they proceed 10 collect the Bonds OF
Solomon A. Bales for the unpaid purchase
money for The land sold and conveyed 10
him under decree in these causes, and
make report thereof 10 the next term Of
this Court, and Master Commissioner
Fsyman is directed to report also 10 the
next term for further proceedings herein.
A true cony-Teste,
W. A. CHAPLlNE, Clerk.