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AUCTION SALES:


Is d. eissss NO J.s. .. kss sshs.s o..
eoathvess corner Of fennsyivsaia svsnss and IitA
street. Star Once Building
HoUsEnoLD IURSIrURE
AT
AUCTION.
On SATURDAY MokNING. July n, isss, az no
oSiock az our saetioa rooms, We shall sell large
collection Of Household Fsrnitsrs, eonprisins in
tsecopd. hand Pianofortes
srrof., bs%.ss Curtain.
. yss;.. and x.;n.'ana'
RsiI and Husk Mattresses
psather Beds. Boosters and Pillows
Blskkets, Comforts, Spreads and sheets
S SScAins s Sss a h.ss;ins Stoves
YSN OO0PkR LArIMKR. Aucts.
- Late clerks with JAS. c. Mcclure q CO.
star Once Building 'A'' Vs.
ExTESsIvE SALE
UHRIDEEMID PACKAGES or ADAMS TX
PRESS COMPANY AT AUcTICS
On FRIDAY MORNING, july 10. q, no o,e,oc.
We Sill sell at our snctien rooms about three hun
sses' &C, being .ftol.. 5; HasS. rI
Terms IS cash, 66oFEE L.Ar r,,sl..
III GREEN . WILLIAMS,
- AnctioneeIs and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s2o Southeast corner 9TH and d streets
Let No. IS in square SO. One or more lots,
fronting on f.anklln street, between Ee~ Jersey
sorts IS . 8 .s :ns sr
lex. On MONDAY. July 18th inst.
One ss issh am !, a %S1ss'
by COOPER LATIMER. Aucsion..r,,
u Lste clerks With Jss, Q. Mcclure q Co.,
street. Star Once Building.
CHANCHRY SALE o!yALUABLE REAL rs
BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court OF the
D.ssriet Of CoIumbia, passed in ,Eeuity cause No.
DAf the lt!h day Of !uly, 1893, ss clock .. m,
city and the rapid siiG IN ,s n the
property In that section OF the city should attract
IN. sttention oil those desiring good investment
Terms Of sale a. prescribed by the decree One
and endorsed to the ssisisction Of the r n
vii e rsqaT SS' on S' sSs 10: At .hs
issd c S9PiEk . iG GsFfsER If Tass.
RY COOPER LATIMKR, Auetioneers,
- (successors TO Jas. q. Mcclure DOL
southwest corner Of Penn 70 avenue and lltn street
Star Once Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURsI-
By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date the Sd
Cay Of J1ne, 1858. and duly recorded in Lfber -,
Q; Iono 81 70 IS, one OF the chsttel records of
washington county. Dtstrict Of Columbia. shaIl
sell, on MONDAY MORNING, july 18th. lsss. Al
~ c,ock, At No % "a street, between street
ano fshps, iyanfa avenue. large collection for
Hsireloth Parlor Furniture
Marble top Tables
Gilt Frame Looking Glasses
Brussells, Three ply and IuRrsin Csrpets
Cottage Chamber FURNITURE
Bedstesds, Bureaus and WHshstands
Nsrdrobes, Tables and Chairs
Hair aud Husk Mattresses
Blankets, Comforts aud sheets
Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Large lot China and Glassware
Plated Casters, Forks ard spoons
Tea and Dinner kpives
Leaf and Side Tables
OAK Cane seat Dining Chairs
Refri ators, Water Coolers
Parlor and HeatiDg Stoves
Coal Hoos and Shoveis
g. W. SCOTT. Trustee
US COOPER LATIMEh, Aucts.
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GOAL HD oOD.

GOAL AND WOOD. ~s
fHH CHEAPEST YARDS IN WASHINGTON
81 6Qlth A, bet LIST and ID sts.. Capitol Hill
456 st., bot. 9Th and 7th sts,, Navy lard
Alvsys on hand. LYKEN,s VALLEY, SOFT.
BED ASH and LOCUST, MOUNTAIN PURE,
n. B.s. Seasoned oAk tG and PIN. woop tina.
eli Of Which is varranted g tive sesisfaotion Or
P9ECoai r pos ct its Lowest fisxyssss Ana
families would DO Wall to lay In their winter suS
S'6rdsrs received, and Win b allied nov ar a,v
tine within three nonshss Ut Present Price,.
10 Din ". b. b.
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EssssAsyne 81 asfEIo 1RSseSSss5sfroa.
-. ssassssssssI - ~. ..s: :s:::
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ID Late Clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure Do \
Southwest corner PennA. avenue and Elevenfh n
Star Once Building.

} ~ TEE A1Qyl lAL1 ~ UHAyODABlY
lleyosed sunl4oNRAI: July 3, sane kqar "a
Deacs. OVOR1B LATHE.
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10y CHAS. KLOMAN,
ID ZEAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. ass Seventh street, near \.

ID ZEAL ESTATE BROKER.
No. ass Seventh street, near \.
THIRTY ACRES OF VALUABLE GARDEN
n, h haSD NEAR UNIONToWN, D. c.
Of valuable Land, in the Immediate Vicinity Of Of
Uniontoyn, D. O., divided in three parts Of ten
This land, the property of @. "A Krouse, is known
for its richness and healthy locality two streams
valuable for gardener, butcher or q priyate resi-
dence. Its near proximity to the city Of ashing-
ton connection With the pro posed across
the Navy Yard bridge, males It very valuable for
Terms: One third cash; balance in one and two
years, with interest; notes secured by a deed Of
trust q, on the property. Conveyancing and stamps
This props rty can be had at private sale preyisus
For full information inquire of
CHAS. KL0MAN, Real Estate Broker,
,.,...o, GALLIGAN i TO%SsIkSS.' .
jszs-eodes Auctioneers.
u Late clerks with Jas q. Mcclure { Co.,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BUILD
NokTH skTHsEss V is rM S sFsssf fr VEST
AND CONNECTICUT AVENUE.
Nay and IL fSsf
no. 2, Ioios lN, Se,; one Of the land records for
.s iss
ct O'Clock, on the premises, the western half Of
Lot -, Square l63, having front Of il feet, BY
depth Of l4 fest II inches, situated on the south
side Of L street north, between 18th street west
and Connecticut avenue.
Terms cash. Convey ancing and revenue stamps
et cost OF purchaser. 92S down at time Of SALE
NICHOLAS CALLAN, Trustee
je l9-ds COOPER LATIMtR, Aucts.
SSSe dTsrt sish a.: s Rsas,sns. Co.,
Southwest oorner Penna avenue and Eleventh' n
Star Once Building.
HIGHLY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON TIE
NORTH SIDE OF = STkEET, BETW PEN
XsA MARsif fARD. Al SSUU GriTSSTu PIkD
On MONDAY AFTEkMO0N, July 6sh, 1883, NJ
six O'Clock, on the premises, shall sell the vhoIe
Of Lot and part Lot 8, In Square Is6 aitusfcS on
the north side Of street, between 9Th and 7th.
now occupied By VIM. Rutherford g . IarbIs
yard. This propefty he's ffo1t Of 9 feet 1ors
or Ices, b. depth Of LEO feet ~ inches to ~ foos
Alley also side alley Is feet wide; Improved bv
iOre Brick 5Ii,eas& Sn the Esss II thsles.
On investnent, from tie fact Of lie locality OF aDy
thst be: ben Sss.sd e this city toE long time
months, secured By deed Of trust and notes bsaf.
Ing interest Al ooavexolcdne end eyenue sta11s
q cost q purchaser. Sso doU g tee % ~
issl-d4ds I1,s. and GSron. zHesaoossn.
- fA1 A1Qyl lALB n UHAyoIDABlY
DeGeUuDed oudl0oNQAY. July Is, somo konr ~
Dlacs. OV0P18 tAf146B.
J@0A0D An0HinnnDum
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EXTENeIvE SALE
UkRkDEEMBD PACKAGES or ADAMS, TX
PRESS OoMPASY AT AUcTICS.

On friday MORNING, july 10. ct no O'Clock
We i'll sell at auctieu rooms, about three hun
dred l.b consisting Of Trunks, Boxes, Bales, Pack
Ages, &C, being articles for Arded ~ Adams Ex
press Company, and not called for.
ferms cash. COOPER LATIMER
v9 Auctiope@rs
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III GREEN D WILLIAMS,
~ Auctioneers and Real ESTATE Brokers
No. s26 Southeast corner 7th and ID streets

Let No. S. In square SO. One or more lots,
fronting on franklin street, bstwe en- New Jers-y
avtIue and 9Th street west, and and Y streets
north Is feet inches front IS feet de 10 an nj.
ley. On MONDAY. July 18th inst.
Le5ms One hall cab BALANCE and u months.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
Marriagrs.

In the Lutheran Church at UnionVills,
on Tuesday last, by Rev. d. Fl. Billie,
Mr.. Francis Jones 10 Miss Mary a..
Link. all Of this county.
On Tuesday evening, 18th Of Februa-
ry, al Summit Point, this county, by Rev.
D. A. Kuhn. Mr.. COrnriius Uhining-
Ton, 10 Miss Ellen Hodge.
On Thursday evening, 20lh February,
al the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by
the same, Mr.. James G.. Haysien TO
Miss Sarah c. Gordon, both of Bsrke.
ley county.
On Tuesday. the Ord instant. al 7. J.
Locke's, by the same. Mr.. Isaac ".
Smith, Of Frederick county. 10 Miss ".
Catharine sy4nbroSe. OF Jefferson county.
On the Goth Of February, at the resi-
dence Of the brides father, by Rev. Lee
G.. Brown. James NcMurran. Of Hills
vile. Va. formerly OF this place. and
Miss SaNie f., daughter Of James Early,
E.q., OF Carroll county, Va.
On the 81 inst, by Rev. #. w. Low
er. Mr.. Daniel ". Miller 10 Miss Nan
cy Eser. both Of Berkeley county.
On the 9Th inst. by the same. Mr..
Joseph B. Crowi. TO Miss Hannah E.
Lowry. both Of Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
Deahs.

At their late residence In Putnam.
Muskingdom County. Ohio, two old and
highly esteemed citizens, formerly Of this
(JefTerson) County. Mrs. Julia finn
Mccoy and her husband HIM. Mc Coy.
She died January &c, 1868; he died Feb
ruary 2Ist. 1868. Their lives were
those OF model christians, full Of faith and
untiring devotion 10 their God, ever dill
gen, in the performance Of their duties.
beloved and esteemed by their entire cir
Gle oil acquaintance, and leave many to
mourn their loss.
The body which came from the earth,
Must mingle again with the sod
The soul, which IN Heaven had birth,
Returns 10 the bosom OF God.
VS..
In this County. on the 9th instant,
Mrs. Mary CrOwi, wife OF Conrad
Crowl. aged about 81 years.
- On Sunday, Feb. 10Th, Charles II,
Johnson. son Of A. J. Johnson, near
Sirider's Mill. in this county. aged about
IL years.
At Scrabble, Berk cIey county. on Fri.
day night. 9Th instant, Mr.. John ".
Holiday. in the 7Is,y year OF his age.
- A;the residence Of Mrs. Mary E. Van.
vscter. in this County. on Thursday the
9Th instant, Mrs. Mary E. Hammond,
reIct of the late Thomas K. Hammond,
Esq, in the 73d year OF her age
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

az DEATH OF AN OH CITIZEN We
resrea 10 state ,hs, Mr.. John W. Hollida
died suddenly Of Paralysis. 3, his fesi-
dsnce in Scrabble. Berkeley county, on
Friday nigh. last, in Che slst year Of his
age. lie was 10 bis usual good health
during The day aud had visited his son
G. Reynolds Hollida. During the night,
after returning home and retiring TO bed,
he had occasion TO &c, up for the purpose
Of putting some wood in the stove in his
chamber. when he suddenly fell and sx-
PRED within the shor, space f a couple
Of hours. Mr., llolliJs was an esteemed
and respected citizsn. and his absence
will be sorely fel, by many persons Of
the community in which he lived. His
remains were followed 10 the tomb on
Sunday afternoon by very large con-
course Of mourning relatives and Trends.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

IN KEGS Of Wheeling Nails f'r sale
EU by D. BiHmysr.
nLOVER Seed for sale by
u marl4 Jos. " Sfons6rakv.
yNOBACCO and Cigars for sale by
( marI4 David BMmyer.
DUMFORD Baking Powders for sale
Il the Drug Store.
IF you want empty Tin Cans, Doml-
( johns. Jugs, &C., go to the
msrI4 Drug Store.
QERMON Paper al the
y msrl4 Drug Store.
Z EGAL CaP-besI qusliry-as the
II mar IA Drug Sore
MSWEGO Corn Starch. Silver Glass
y Starch, for laundry use. Faresa. Yeas,
Pow dess, Bakers Chocolate and multi.
,ude of articles for family use at the
marl4 Drug Store.
RVERY Family should have Come,
N Burner, bcs, in use, sold only al the
msrl4 Drug Store.
DIPES-sll kinds-for sale at The
< msrl4 Drug Store.
BAKERS Chocolate. best in use, eve
- ~ family should use it. for sale st The
maria Drug Store.
YUST received from PhladcIphis, an
y o'her elegant lot OF Paper and Envel-
opes. for sale al the Drug Store.
V17 GODS Tonic Wine Bitters for sale
III al the Drug Store.
WING Of All Psin al the
& marl4 Drug Store.
7 INSEED and LubricsHnc Oil, Spirits
II Turpenine and Varrsh. for sale by
uarl4 Dnvid BiHmyer.
mACKEREL. No. 3, Large Shsd, b.
LH con and Lard, for sale by
marI4 Ddrid Biinyer.
DUHE Cider Vinegar Of the very best
< quality for sale by D. BiHmysr.
HRESU Garden Seeds OF all sorts. also
L lot Of Cabbage Seed put up by John
Davis, Of the very best quality for sale by
marl4 David BiAimyer.
DNDN POUNDS Rags wanted, will
MOOO pay 3 Gems cash or 4 cents in
trade. Dauid BiIinyer.
ONE horse Flows, two horse Plows.
y three horse Plows and Hand Garden
Plows, all Of the mott approved patterns
and every Plow warranted, for sale by
Ransom e Duke. Charles,own.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

o. LOST Boy,-We copy below a
paragraph from the Valiey prginian'
with the hope that it may attract the al
tention Of the relatives Of the youth, as
he declares they reside in this section:
"a little boy aged about ten years. was
picked up by Confederate soldier on
the lines below Richmond, in The latter
days of the war. lie was an orderly for
one of our Generals. and his pony had
been taken by the Yankees. He said bis
name was Johnny Barrow. and that he
lived near Newtown. Frederick county,
Virginia. al place called Cedsrville i;
,ha, his father had been killed, but his
grandfather wss still living. His friends
can hear of him by addressing this Of
fce."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

@ 4 QUESTION SETTLED.-The sdi.
tors OF the Naips TIrginian and Cul.
PEPPER Observer have been discussing the
question uhich confirms the most pretty
girls, Orange or Culpeper. and each OF
the dispu,snis has concluded that his
county excrls in the production Of hand
some women. Now, sGter some Iinle OBJ
sevstiou in various portions Of The State,
We assert without fear Of successful con-
iradic,ion, that Jefferson county takes the
palm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

co. We learn from the Free Press
that Mr.. Isssc Fouke former proprietor OF
the Wager House. ST HuPsr's Ferry. has
rented the Sappng,on Hotel at Charles,
town. Mr.. F. no doubt. knows "how
10 keep hotel" and will give general
satisfaction to all who may scjourn under
his roof.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

@ MEDICAL GRADuATEs.-Ai re-
cent commencement OF the Medical De-
psr:men, Of The Washington University
Of Maryland, l'rge class graduated,
smongs, them DR.. J. L. F. Luplon. Of
Frederick county. At the commence
ment of the Maryland University. nun.
Der of Virginisns graduated. amongst
whom were Drs. Philip w. Boyd and T..
Clayton Williams Of Frederick county.
Cyrus Mccormick and N. Anderson
Ware,of Clarke; and Pembroke Thonp-
son and Eugene CordelI, Of Jefferson
county. And at the commencement OF
the Richmond Medical College, among
the graduates were Edgar B. Smoke, OF
Frederick. Richard X. Meade OF Clarke.
and J. w. A. Johnson. Of Morgan county
W. Va.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

THE DECISION OF THE McARpLE CASE
There is a prospect Of the decision in the Near
die case being reached without vote from Chief
Justice Chase. His withdrawal from the SUI
preme Court, that he may preside over the Sem
ate while sitting to try impeachment, may de-
tam him from the meetings to deliberate upon
the arguments submitted, in which case he
would oasr no vote in the matter. If this state
of affairs should come about, there seems 10 be
no doubt but that the court will decide against
the reconstruction laws Washington Express.
ELEcrloN.-New Hampshire held her annual
election on Tuesday last, for State officers and
members Of the Legislature. The returns, as
far as heard from, show that Hartman, Radical ,
has been elected Governor over Sinclair, Dem
ocrat, by 3,06S. Last year the Radicals had
3,l46 majority. This is the first State that has
voted in 1868.
JEFFERSON DAvrs.-Ths gentleman left New
Orleans on the 7th instant for Richmond, where
he will await his trial, should it be called on the
day designated.
The Washington Republican says it is
currently reported and generally believed
,hst President Johnson will appear in
person, and answer before the Senate to
the articles prepared against him by the
House Of Representatives.
A Louisville paper says: THE dis.
covery Of new gold mining region. su-
perior TO that Of California in its pslmiesl
DAYS, within fifty miles Of Louisville,
Kentucky, will shortly create On excite
meni far beyond anything ever witnessed
in this section. We are not at liberty TO
name the locality al present"
man about fifty years Of age. while
playing cards with three other persons
at tavern in Bethany. Conn.,. or Saiur-
day nighi.was noticed suddenly to straight
en- out his body and gradually slip out Of
his chair on the floor. The next momen,
he was taken up corpse. having expired
wilhou, ,pesking word or receiving 8
moments warning.
A man in Auburn, Me-. pu, his two
hundred hens into hot house, and the
speeding fowls, deluded into the be-
lief tina, tits warm weather, and the sea-
son for business, literally overflow with
eggs.
Alfred Spaies. Esq, the President Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. states
sihs, ,hs, work will be opened about the
10th Of the presen, month. All has been
done upon i, thu, possibly could be DOR
ing the decidedly cold term lbs, has so
long existed. Mr.. Sps,es is confident
that the canal will be in practical opera
ton al the date mentioned above.
A lady a, Albany, Mo-. churned two
gallons Of cream one day last week. Re-
suit. two pounds Of butter. The milk
stood in The churn over night. and the
next day she ehurued il again. Result,
Two pounds Of butter. The next day, a
third trial broueh. the fams result: and
she was TO Try j, the fourth day when the
narrator came away and the rssuA is IN
known.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

TUNING The TABLEs.-The New
York Times remarks, upon what is cer-
,anly odd enough. lhs Chief Justice
Chase shosld now give as reason for
again posiponing The Irisl Of JEFF. Davis
thu. he must first preside al the trial OF
Andrew johnson. When Mr.. Davis fell
into The hands OF the government. three
years ago. The then friends Of Mr.. John
son demanded his trial and punishment,
but now Nj. Johnson himself is denounc'
ed as a traitor and enemy Of the country,
and The trial Of Davis is postponed in or
Ger that lie trial of Johnson may be
prosecuted.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
Righteousness AND srsA.BuRo RAIL

@WINCHEsTER AND STRAsBURo RAIL-
RoAD.-Ai the monthly meeting OF the
officers and directors oil the Baltimore
board OF trade the annexed resolution was
adopted unanimously:
"Resolved, That the board Of trade regard
the early construction Of the proposed ralroad
between Winchester and Strasburg as of para
mount Importance 10 the city Of Baltimore, and
they confidently recommend and urge Upon the
part oftheir citizens the subscriptions necessa-
~ to build it,"
This road is link OF only nineteen miles, and
will cost 100000, OF which subscriptions a.
mounting to $3.50, 900 are nearly made. When
finished, it will present an unbroken line Of rail,
connecting with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road at Harpers's Ferry, through the Valley oil
Virginia to Harrisonburs, afording to that rich
and highly cultivated section cheap and ex-
pedilious route TO Baltimore.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
TUE PsrsrDrxrs vIzws.-The New Yerk

THr PREsrprxT's VIzws.-The New fefk
World contains an account OF q long converse
ton had BY its special correspondent with Fres'
ident Johnson, in the course of which the tresl-
den, defends himself from the Impeachment
charges. The reported arguments OF Mr.. John
son are very interesting. They relate 10 MS
course in suspending and removing Mr.. stanton;
10 his right under The first and fourth sections
OF the civil tenure act TO remove cabinet omeer
aot appointed By himself; to his right to select
his own Cabinet under the constitution; to ms
messages TO Congress and to the speeches at 81.
Louis and elsew here, extracts from erroneous re-
ports of which, the President says, have been
earbled in the concluding articles OF impeach-
ment. The President finishes the conversation
by O. review Of his own public course and that OF
his enemies in the House of Representatives and
elsewhere who originated ard applaud imPeach-
ment. He contrasts his stand and theirs on the
eve of the rebellion and now, accusing them oil
lack of courage 10 defend the constitution and
the Union then, and OF having come to treat 1t,
and all who uphold t,wth disrespect. Abiding
10 the constitutional platform which he claims
to have stood upon throughout his career, the
President concludes as follows: Jefferson Da-
Wis, the head and front Of the rebellion, is not
brought 10 trial. Yet Congress proposes TO Try
the President al oRce--for what kind OF oHense,
compared With that OF Mr. Davis, the country
and the Senate may perhaps justly decide"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

%. PATENT GRASTED.-We under
stand that Mr.. George Fl. Colbert, OF
Washington County, Md. formerly OF
this town, has received a patent right for
an invention for steering Canal and other
boat. We learn tina, this mode OF ply
ing boats is very applicable and no donb,
viii prove a success. We congratulate
our friend upon his new invention.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

G RrMovaLs.-Those Of our subscri-
bers Who intend changing their present
places Of residence this 'prine, vii please
advise us Of the fact in time that their pa
pcrs may be promptly lorwsrded 10 their
new address.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

@ Mr.. William Osborne. j,ilor, Turn.
ed the keys upon anoshsr iaiI.bird. named
John Edwards. on Thursday last. He is
3 6lack-bi,d. and refusing to msrrya col
Ored woman Of Bolivar, she sued him
for seduction aud laid her damages a,
$9l0. and being unsble TO give security
for the amount, he wss CON nilted 10 Jail.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

@S- The Ns,o Era states that Miss
Rslls Boyd will give reading from vsri
Gus dramatic authors. in Msrtinsburg. on
Monday evening Aext, the l6.h instant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

Ez- APPOINTMENTS -Tbe Conference
Of the VI. f. Church, Bishop Simpson
presiding, after a session OF over one
week. in Baltimore. adjourned on Tues
day. The following is a list Of the sP-
pointmens for this Disiric, -
Uinchestr District-W. T. D.
GLENN. P. E Winchester Slston-W.
F. Word. Winchester Circui'-W. c.
Mullen. Front Roysl-'ro be supplied.
Wardensville-C. II. Myunger. Har'
per's Ferry-G' G. Baker. Shepherds
iown-G. w. Feelemyer. Mtar,in'burg
-E. d. Owen. Berkeloy-Albert jump.
H Ilsborough--O. Hicks. Berkeley
Springs-G. Crossfeld. CacaPon-E
f. Anderson. South Brsnch-W. Mex.
Walsh. Moorefeld- II. Champion,
sup. Woodslock-To be supplied
Franktin-'ro be supplied. Springfield
TO be supplied.
Rev. J. NJ. Green, who has filed The
appointment, in this place during the pas
two years. goes TO Fletcher, in The v ash
ington District
Rev. S. V. Leech remains al Annapo-
lis. Md.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

O. DEATH or J. F. WHEATLEy, ESQ.
This gentleman. known 10 many of our
citizens. died at his residence in Bsl,i-
more city. on Tuesday morning last after
m illness Of three months, ip the 45,b
year Of bis sge. Mr. W. was for some
,ear prominently engaged IN grain and
other produce business in that city. for
meIly under the fsm Of Dorsey d. Wheat
ley. and subsequently, rs Whestley & An.
dersor. He was widely and fsvossbly
knoSn 10 The mercantile community. but
more especially on The aoor Of the Corn
and Flour Exchange, in which he had
for the pas. two years been chosen . d.
rector. He had won the respec, and es.
teen Of many on scceun, Of his excellen,
snj genial traits Of character.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

o. COMMITTED "A man named Solo
mon Stephens was committed at Harper's
Ferry to the County jail.on Saturday last,
upon the charge of being disorderly. in
,oxica,ed, and threatening TO shoo, sever
al citizens Of tina, Town. He will be 'ri'
ed a, The April term OF our Circuit Court.