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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
Piles.

There is no medicine in use so cficscious as
DR.. Robacb's blood purifier end blood pills for
the permanent of blind or bleeding piles; tn cv
strike at the root OF dii ease, thereby removing
the cause. For sale by Brown Bros
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY
In Circuit coart, August term, 1868.
John Ii. Braden, ct al,
VS.. To quiet title.
Uonr,r O. Ctnrforl

The plaintiffin the above entitled cause by his
attorneys has fled in my office his complaint
against the defendant, and it appearing by the af
idavit Ofa competenr person, that the defendant
Henry C.. Carter is non. resident of the state of
Indiana, he IS therefore hereby notified Of the
tendency of said compl lint against him, and I'M
less he appear, answer or demur thereto at the
calling Of said cause the first day of the next
term of said court, to BIO tegun and held at the
court house in the town of Plymouth, on the first
Monday of August, 1868. said complaint and the
matters and things therein contained and alledged
will be heard and determined in his absence.
JOHN C.. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
Corbr 4 Vanv ilkenburgh, PITTS att'ys. al
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11

The radical candidate for governor OF
this state, Baker, is, whatever else he may
lack in tie way of intellectual accom-
plishments, evidently up to snuff in the
cannon business. We notice in our ex.
changes that the mongrels of Plymouth
are not the only favored Individuals in the
state who have been so fortunate as to OBJ
tain borrowed thunder for the coming
campaign. Baker has been distributing
cannon by the dozen 10 the south part Of
the state, but We have yet to hear of a
single instance where they have fallen in
TO democratic hands. The governor is a
nice man and his party is a nice party, but
for all that this cannon business amounts
to but one thing-pure and unadulterated
sEealir,0
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
]. T. Van Valkenbargh.

Wholesale Liquor store.
LTOUORS-purc Liquors 70. mediciua and che
purposes can be had AZ my store enc doo north OF ne
Branch Bank
MAY Is 1850. y. +. NANNAl.kENBtkG tt.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
DEMO- ssATIC COUNTY COW
VESTIOy.

The Marshall county Democratic Con-
yenti0a, to nominate candidates for the va
rious county Offices to be filed at the Oc-
tobar election, 1868, will be held in Plym-
outh, at the courthouse, on
SITL-RD4T, JUN 11M,
at o'clock, p. N.
The democratic vote at the last presi-
Dental election viii be taken as the basis
for representation This gives
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
Night ri are

l. one Of tic many diseases OF which dyspepsia is
the parent. To effect persons should avoid
hearty food ut night, and take wine glass full |
OF Roback's btters on.re firing to bed. For sale
by Brown Bros
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11

ID Nrelgnoaum Dalance Tor assassin
West township, SCI;
Ezram Hughs, balance assessing Green
township, SIG;
c s Wright, balance assessing Polk tp
$40;
d X Harris balance assessing North tp
$50;
L Jacoby, balance assessing Center tp
sl20;
Z Wood, balance assessing Tippcca-
noe tp. $40;
Martin Hissong, balance assessing Bour-
bon tp. 90 so;
+ Mcfarland, balance assessing Union
tip. IS 80;
r NJ Williams, balance assessing Wal
nut tp. % 50;
John Heckaman balance assessing Ger
man tp. G. so;
y Il Alleman & Co court bouse ex 10
Cleaveland & II ylum ex 80 SO;
D How, washing for prisoners 6 81;
ID How, summOuing commsrs 80;
NJ II Rice surveying non resident lands
II 25
y j keyser viewing road 5 90;
Geo Flora do 60;
Ed Dwinnel do so;
II \ Rank do 80;
N Ii Rice surveying and making rep ort
of roads % so;
II Il Rice Office rent Is 90:
S Mcdonald viewing road 80;
Geo Allemau do 80:
Or Mainland med serv Grim 9 80;
w J Bradcn stationery IS -;
l. J Bright do 27i 81;
Koch s. Co poor ex p 81;
IL 3 Dickson public buildings 3 10;
J Trowbridgo & Sen poor ex | :. 60;
j G CCshman stationery q o.:
do services as clerb;
J Mcdonald election ex - 80;
do blks for county 10 80;
NcCauey & Co blank backs for sur
yeyor Is 90;
j Z Cushman poor expense 80 81;
ID How summonsing jurors u 00;
ID How services as sheriff 30 90;
D How election expense 25 0G;
ID How criminal ex - u;
j. X Earl registrar 1 90;
ID How criminal ex % 90;
ID How boarding prisoners l03 60;
Leonard A.ieman services as commits
stoned special term in May 3 90;
VIM Garrison do 3 90;
Jonas Miller do 3 90;
A c Thompson clerking for extra ses.
sion 3 90;
Greenbury King keeping pauper 20 90;
John Brennan viewing road 90;
Matthias Myers poor ex 16 90;
John Neff med for poor Is 90;
Sd NJ Becker poor ex 10 81;
Shoemaker & Boyd poor ex 10 10;
G W Boyd quarterly allowance keeping
county paupers 123 rs;
j NJ Klinger viewing and surveying
road 90;
On Fetter viewing road 200;
SN Champlin do 200;
N L Carpenter do 3 90;
Joseph Miller do so;
A c Thompson balance services as au-
ditor 497 70;
present term 800;
Leonard Alleman do 9 90;
Jonas Miller do 9 90;
A Thompson clerking for board Q 90;
a G. Thompson writing in vacation and
filing papers 9 20;
Henry Stringer services as sheriff.
The board appointed Thos. Mcdonald
schoo! examiner
Licenses to retail srirituous liquors in
less quantities than a quart were granted
to the following persons:
Michael Klinghammer, Plymouth;
j. G. Haslanger & CO., Inwood;
John Bauer, Fink & ShineGeld, Joseph
Biehl. Bremen;
Z. Rimpler, Plymouth.
The following names were drawn as
Grand Jurors for the Angus term Of the
Circuit Court:
John Nifong, George Hay, Albert Dud-
dleson, Alexander McGrue. James Meltzer
Jarrett Lowell, Elisha G. Guy, John A..
Rhodes John Lowry, John Good, Samuel
Barclay, Willis Jones.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11

ED. DEMocRAT.-I herewith hand you
few facts from the internal revenue tax
list of this county, for this year, which
may be interesting to some Of your
readers
The total annual list, including the
April aud May lists, which are made up
principally OF annual Taxes, amounts to
about 81 900. The total amount of income
tax il 81 SOC %, as follows: ~.s+
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
Dyspepsia.

Thousands of the worst sufferers from this ter.
rible gnawing disease have been cured by the use
of Roback's stomach bitters, as the testimonials
now in our hands fully prove. For sale by Brown
Bros.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11

TOWNSHIP Cow ENTIoN.-The democ-
rscy Of Center township are requested to
meet at the court house, in Plymouth,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
Insure Your Life

in the old New York Life Insurance Co, +"
The Oldest, safest and best company in Amer
ca. c. H. REEVE, Agent.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
4. c. CarEoa.


EtfoF-Sy ana OAR
War Claim Agent, Viii attend % ai hnal-
mes placed N his al prompt, ard carefully Par
tcaiaT attea On given . Guardianship snd e settle
inent ofd 'cedeurs estate Pension bounty ani back
pay of deceased ard disabled soldiers procured ~ re
sonabie rates. Deeds. mortgages and other written in
strumcnts neatly ana quickly drawn up and acknowl-
edcmens taken Collectors made aud promptly re-
mitted Olicc over ii. Is. Dickson's hardware store,
Plymouth. Ind. ff0-2O
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11

Miscellaneous.
j. Force.
4. c. Hoi!zendore,
Fashionable Barber

CHECIGO BiPDFp SHOp.-Tndcr Marks & Ehr-
lich's store Shaving Hair eating Shampooning &C,
done i'm the hest style. Particular attention given 10
Dycns Hair and Whiskers The highest price paid for
ladies hair.
Han A G. UOITZENDORFF.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
Banking Company.

The Plymouth Branch Banking Co (srccessors TO the
Plymouth Branch Bank Of the state 81 lndisra' on
fron,9 TO IL o clock a M and from 20 oC'ocA p m
r. CRtsSSN ER. Pre- id nj
13-9 T. CRl.SsN y EIs, j., Cashier
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
PASTURE

Persons wanting COWS or stock of any kind pas
tured' can have pasture at nv marsh, one and
one louith miles north west of Plymouth. Terms,
one dollar per month in advance.
Plymouth. May %. DO. OUIVFy
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
THE
GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE
mas THE PErrrREScE.
ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE SUPERIOR!
Read tho Following:
AN INVENTORS 0PINIGI

consider Tic Gcorel & g,to- S
chine the best machine for general use TT !,
simple and on That account it commends itself to
families particularly. The seam made by th;,
machine IL more durable than the Shuttle Stitch
machine on account Of its elasticity. | mako il
point torecsilfnsnd the Grover & Baker ma
IiIHe "heh my advice IS requested, which j. often
The case, as many people ara aco1ainted viii r.
lact mat invented and patented sewing machine
improvements ~ myself Testimony of Mr. A. ".
hooh' OF Ne" York, before tie commissioner of
patents. VI
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
Lltorn9yS.
]. 6. Osborne,

attorney ~ Law, 0Is.i - .tsticc OF tie Peace
ta- removed lis os.cs % 81. rast side OF Micys.,
rect. on the hlo'z ur r ~ t,ic Parker I-aSss
here H. VIII he il-.s u 20 see ile-- -, i,- ;,ns,ess
20 transact Win him. Collections lte-- and Iaon~y
promptly relittcf t4rticu.r attention .-i~c - ne
se,ticms ut o. estates and -dl1s..ijls. fi.ss
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
G., HaslaRger.

Wagons, Carriages, etc.
G Uaslancer & Bros manufacturers OF Wagons,
Carriages etc Blacksmithinc, painting andsrainng
done TO order.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
Farmers Take Notice,

Good and reliable farmers can be furnished
with any amount of flax seed on conditions
made known at our store The raising of
flax seed is very remuncratvc to farmers, and
it seems to be entirely ignored in this county
Those who NAV wish to engage in raising
the same should call on us soon.
29l l.. NUS@BAUN & co.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
SATURDAY,, JUNE 27h,

to select delegates to attend the county
convention. and to transact such other
business as may present.
By order OF Committee.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
TNSTRAY NOTICE.
FREDERICK SHNERLA
Land PIaSter!!

The very best Land Plaster may be found at &c
Koch & Cos. new Warehouse. Farmers are reIues
ed 10 call and examine for themselves.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11
MAxEY7S
IMPROVED
Spring Bed Bottom.

Patented The slst day Of January, 1S6S.-Leten No. 13e
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-06-11

N. W. DOWNEY, Sec'y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-18
The Dead OF the Year.

The departing year has witnessed the
deaths Of many distinguished persons.
The ranks Of literature, arI and science
have all suffered loss
Among lhe authors who have died
since January are Nathaniel p. Willis.
Catherine VI. Sedgwick, Charles Anthon
and Filz Green Hslleek, in the United
States; The historian aIlson in England,
and Victor Cousion in France.
Science has lost the celsbrsted French
surgeon Velpeau, the English chemist
Fsrsdy aud the astronomers Rnsse and
South. the German philosopher Brantis.
and The American physicist B!che, and
DR. WorlhiOglon HoJSer.
Two distinguished artists have died
Ingress in France, and Edward SIa'feid
in England. The only Ameucan artist
who Died during The year was Dr.. Ed.
Ruggles.
Penssrd, the drama:i.I, Achillo Fou.d
and Larochejaquelin are lost 10 Frsnce;
Ms1imlian and Queen Maria Of Naples
10 the ranks Of royalty.
i ne Uealn OF JOnn a. hhuGe" ied'es
void in the ranks Of American statesmen.
Two ex governors Of this Stste-Wssh-
ington Hunt and John A. Kng-have
died. The law loses the names Of Judge
Scrugham and Chancellor WslN orlh; the
stage, the names Of Persiana and Ira AID
ridge Hewlett the negro lrsgedian, and
the composer Pacini; The humorist, the
name Of Arlemus Ward; the church,
Bishop Soule. DR. Krebs. and DR.. Tsy
lor; Yale College, the venerable jeremiah
Day. The name Of Charles King is also
added 10 the llst.-N J. Post.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-18
A New Came of Euchre.

The English have made an improve.
ment in the mode Of playing this game,
description of which will no doubt prove
interesting TO euchre players. For exam.
pie, with every pack Of playing cards
sold there is one blank card al the top Of
lhe deck, used in Ibis country frequently
IS "marker." But the English mako
q better use of this white fcced card.
They include it in the suits, making fifty
two, and to the euchre deck twenty mine
instead Of twenly.eighl cards. This
blank card al FIST was called Louis Ma
poleon," but has been subsequently, cor
rUpted into The less euphonioUs lille Of
"Yerker." The "yerker." then, is The
highest ranking card in The euchre deck.
having capacity TO capture either Of the
"bowers" or the ace, so that man may
be eucbred even with the ace and Two
blowers" Whenever the "yerker" is
iutned up by the dealer that person has
the privilege Of making the trump" And
can make il to The most advantageous suit
in his hand. The game is novel, and We
understand affords much diversion TO the
players.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-18
SEPERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY WEST VIRGINIA. sATURDAl

case, promise TO devole all the profits Of
the Family Record, derived from sub
scrip,ion and advertising, together with
any surplus that msy accrue from my
law business, 10 consumate the work, de-
signing again 10 visit Europe believing
more firmly than ever, that the estate does
there exist for US. Therefore call upon
each OF you 10 forward your names, with
the price Of subscription, al once. | de-
sire not only The head bu, each member
of every household Of our fraternity 10
subscribe. This is necessary. Although
the family in the aggregate is large in
relative sense, yet The circulation Of the
paper is restricted thereto, and 10 yield
any revenue beyond lis expense Of publ
Gallon, il is essential that each and all
should unite in the establishment Of Q
journal whichswil constitute valuable
Historical record Of The family. Those
who have already contributed in aid Of
the investigation look TO still for luTther
aid in The manner now indicated, and |
feel confident this assistance will not be
wilhheld--and those who have hitherto
stood entirely alOof, we now invite 10
participate with Us in The movement we
are about 10 inaugurale.
&G- All letters containing money should
whenever practicable, be registered.
Large sums should be sent DO express or
pos. office-money order. Write your
name, post office, county and Stale in q
legible manner.
@> Subscriptions will be acknowl.
edged in The columns Of The paper. All
letters, unless requiring immediate allen-
lion, will be answered briefly through the
paper also, in order 10 save postage.
@ earnestly request that all mem
bers OF the family engaged in active busl-
ness will forward their cards or adver-
tisements for insertion in the Record, for
which the charges will be moderate. BY
this means each will see what the rest are
doing, and g:ea, practical mutual bene-
fit. OF "a pecunisry nature. will result.
J. HERVEY EWING. Any at Law,
Cor. CORTLAND & Saratoga Sis.
Baltimore, Md. January l. 1868.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-18
spurreon TO WESLEYAN students.

Some students OF the Wesleyan Theo-
logical school, near London, went, short
time since, in body, 10 hear Mr.. Spur
geon. MIR. Spurgeon made an address to
Them, which shows more breadth Of mind
than he wac usually credited with 'Wha.
does II matter he asked, to you or ue
what John Calvin said, or John Wesley,
either! They were glorious men. and
did a world Of good in their days, but in.
stead OF wishing TO wear their shoes let us
wear our? own, for they are more likely
10 fl our feet: and lei us come 10 this
Book, and find out what God would have
Us know, by the use Of our own personal
judgment. To he fed on spoon ylctuals
forever will leave US nothing but babes,
snch as sects might delight in, but snch
as men should not desire TO remain. TO
the law and 10 the testimony le,us come.
Iii is the best way of creating Christian
unity; and throw aside the prejudice Of
birth, and all other prejudices, as far as
we can, lei us seek 10 belere The whole
gospel, for we are put in trust Of il as
such, and though we may, and must, |
suppose, make some mistake, yet we
should come as nearly ss we can to the
holding of the whole counsel OF God
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-18

Ho,c Nature Covers up Battle Fields.
Ibid ever tell you, says correspOn'
dent OF an Eastern paper among The al
fecling lille things one is always seeing
in these battle fields, how, on the ground
upon which the battle OF Bull Run was
fought. ssw pretty, pure, delicate flow
ers growing out Of the empty ammunition
boxes and wild rose ihrusilng lis
graceful head through The top of broken
drum, which doubtless sounded its last
charge in that battle and cunning scar
let verbena pe.ping out Of fragment OF
bUr,ted shell. in which strange poi II vas
planted ! Wssn't that peace growing
out OF war
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-18
GLAD TIDINGS.

Spread the joyful happy siJings.
Over land and over sea,
Tell the healhen that The Saviour,
Has forever made them free.
Bid them turn from all their idols,
Bid them worship God alone
Tell them that the EarIh's his footsiool,
And that Heaven is his throne.
Let them hear the word Salvation,
Ringing gaily in their ears
Let il rouse their sluggish natures,
l.e. il Danish all their fears.
Bid them lih their tear-slaDed faces,
Bid them kneel upon the sod
Bid them give their prayers and praises,
10 the everlasting God.
Tell them that the night is ending,
That for them a glorious day
Will arise that all their darkness
May forever pass away.
Tell Them that the great Redeemer
Came The lost 10 seek and save
And that he will safely guide them
Through the misis which shroud the
grave.
Tell them OF that happy country,
Where oil cares and sorrows cease
Tell them Of the holy city,
Tell them of it's resl and peace.
And through all the desert places.
Let the wondrous tdings ringi
God is merciful aud mighty.
Sinners bow before your King
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-18

GOLDEN Cloud Smoking Tobacco. an
" elegant article. also The best brands Of
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars. and Snuff,
al Ir,oin g. Keedy's.
fQALlCOES and Muslins only 10 cents
u per yard, at d. S. RentcHs.
TANNED FRUITS Peaches. Pine
u Apples. Straw berries. Oysters. Pick.
les, &C.. cheap. Irtcin T. Kssdy.
TlATS.-We have very large sssor-
* men, OF Mems Black SLOUGH Hats.
which will be sold cheaper than else.
where. Call and see them.
Dec u H,cin E. Kesdy.
HUGAR and Syrup.-The best White
- and Brown Sugars, also extra Syrups,
ehsspe and better than elsewhere. al
Dec 81 Ir,cin s. Keedy's.
HINE French Caudies.-As this is the
L Festive Season. a supply OF fine
French Candies, Rsisins. Nuts, &C., can
be found at the Drug Store.
FaHEESE Prime Eastern Cheese,
"a with Wafer. Sugar, Soda, Butter,
Cream and MUSHROOM Crackers, cheap.
at Hwin E. Keedys.
QTATIONERY OF excellent qualify and
- q fine assortment, can be had at the
Dec 81 Drug Store.
ROBACCO and Cigars Tie best
< brands of Chewing Tobacco, and the
finest article Of Cigars. in The county.
dec IL I10in 8. Keeiy.
lPPLE Brandy and Rum.-A prime
IL article Of Shenandoah Valley Apple
Brandy and superior article Of N. E.
Run. very cheap. Irwin f. Keedy.
DAKING Molssses for sale, by
d D. S. Rgtch.
v17OODEN Bowls, all sizes. Cook
w Stoves, Timothy Seed. Axes and
Horse Nails. for sale by
Ransom &. Duke, CharIestown.
Y3PHAM'S Mea. Cure. for the Preven'
u lion and cure of Consumption. Bron-
ehilis. Dyspepsia and General Debility,
for sale a, the Drug Store.
GOAL Oil Lamps, Burners. Wick' and
" Chimneys al The Drug Store.
UOOP Skirts.-Ne nave large s'och
* Of Hoop Skirts. all sizes. which we
sre now selling less than cost. Call and
see them. Ir,0in g. Keedy.
ARGEST and cheapesisiock OF Goods
N in Shepherdstown at D. s Rentehs.
WOOD Jewelry. al IS cents and
ID 81 per ten. Rickard g. UeLshans.
0ALT.-G. A. and Fine Salt, by the
- sack or otherwise. cheap, at
no,2 Irw,n E Keedy's.
uACTORY Goods of all kinds and de-
x .crip,ions, for sale by
nov Q d. S. Rentch.
OUR Choice Smoking Tobacco and good
y Chewing Tobacco. 81
noy "a Lickliders.
nlDING Brides, Blind Brides, and
a Rope HslIers. at extraordinary low
prices, TWin heedy'
NAISINS. Currsnts, Ci,ron and Lem
II ons, jus, received by
nov % Jos. NJ Sionebraker.
MEN, Double Woolen Jackets. at
XH nov 23 L,ckider's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-18

We learn from tie N,u,s Viteinisa
that in paris Of Louisa. aud generally in
FluVanns, negro huis are multiplying
rspidly. Many Of the bun srs built IN
the widest soliludss. mile OF more from
nrsbls land, and accessible only BY . ns'.
row path, which the traveller passes co.
noticed. They are bull, in The hss,iss,
manner, Of The rudssi materials. sod ss-
senble more III inehsbilsn,s Of the beaver
than The residences Of hunsn beings. In
these tbicssis. ih. negro children sfs BE-.
ing reared in absolute. slnon b,rbsrous.
idlsne". Thee ere the 6n, lfuils ef
A5olIlIonIs -lhe beginning Of lhe esd.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-18

In the Radical Convention at Rich
mond, on Saturday. the following fesOIu-
iions were offered and referred: Liniling
The time oflsbor 10 eight hours scaling
all debts incurred previous 10 April. 1865
10 twenty cents on the dollar /; requiring
foreigners 10 reside in the State ten years
before voting; lsgslizing lbe birth Of ne
gro children born in slavery sdnitiing
negroes 10 The colleges OF The Slate di.
recling the sale of the Virginia Military
Institute. and turning over the proceeds 10
the edueslionsl fond. The Newspapers
were seyeraIly denounced for asserted
miGrepresenIstions OF The members aud
the speeches OF The Convention.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-18

In iheswsns Of Hsnrico county ne
cranberry grow. lOIunsnhy. 10 Wild
state. NO one. IL is believed. has ever g.
tempted iis cultivation in piis 'isiitods.
being content ~ith psiurs's pnsided 81.
iorfs. YET there 10 probably no crop ihss
would more richly npay the labor 10.
slowed on il Than ibis lruh when once
vel sei il I:qsifes no esreos culture. ssd
occupies adssntsgecss!y Iasds sG6t for
shy OIhtI useful pisas. A
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-18

Gen. I,uboden. DOms,iic Sss Aesn,
OF lmmiGTaIion. having established sn Of
Zee in New York, under ehsres Of Col.
onel Page. his partner. and teutsd Q
booth at Castle GARDEN, commenced ope.
rsGons a few days ago. Last week hsy
supplied orders for sbls.bodisd men snd
The Niagara brought number Of bolb..ssx.
es 10 oil orders sent on last week IRON
persons in Richmond. flenrieo. Ches.sr.
field, Prince George. Augusta. snd Abe
marie. Orders ere coming 10 very rspid.
ly from The country.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-18

UNcLEANLY HABITS IN CHURcnE..-ll
the Connecticut "blue laws" were iE
force in this day, one Of which compelled
The person seen 10 "splt in church in
stand with his tongue in a split stick" 3"
there are sundry young gentlemen so
called,) who frequent our churches, who
would be continually enduring The innIc-
ton OF its penalty. The extent 10 which
they defio he vsstibules. stairs. si,leS.
and even pews Of The houses Of worship,
is positively disgusting. !! j, simply a
want Of decency which according 10
Pope, 10 "wsni OF sense"