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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18
West Virginia :

Al rules held in the Clerks Office, of
the Circui, Court Of Jefferson County,
July 9th, 1865
Joseph Myers, Plaintiff
vs.. In Chancery.
John J. kable. Charles II. Kable.
Elizabeth Ksble, DR.. Hartman aud Mary
Jane Hartman his wife, Solomon Heffle.
bower and Sarah l.. HeiIlebower his wife.
Jonn L. Massey and MaIssre, Ann Mas
sey his wife. and William II. Ksble, De-
PENDANTS.
This suit is brought TO enforce specific
performance Of a contract Tor the sale Of
certain realty situated in Jefferson County,
which was sold 10 the said Plaintiff by
John +. Massey, attorney in fact for the
heirs and widow OF John Ksble deceased,
as in the bill named and i, appearing from
affidavit filed in this cause that DIR. Hart
man and Mary Jane Hartman his wife, OF
Chester County Pennsylvsnia. solomon
Hefflebower and Sarah l.. Heflebower
his wife, of Jackson Tennessee. John +.
Massey and Msrgare, Ann Massey his
vile, and William ksble. OF Alexandra
County, Va, are non residents OF the
Stale of Yves, Angina they are hereby
required TO appear within one month alter
due publication of this order. and do what
j. necessary 70 protest their interest IN
this matter. II is further ordered That a
copy hereof be published once a uoes.ior
four successive weeks in any newspaper
in said County, and posted at the front
door of the Court House thereof on the
first Monday after the date Of this order
Terte.
w. A. CHAPLINE, Clerk.
Blackburn e. Hsldemsn p. q.
July ls, 1868. Prs'fec IS. 4w
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To the Public !

2PIIE undersigned takes This method OF
K informing the Public .hs, he will.
from the frs. Of Jolly. require all persons
having SAVING OF GRINDING done.
30 pa7 Cash for the same-he will credit
no one hereafter. Saving will be done
at the old prices, so cents for inch meas
ure, and 80 cents for running measure.
| also wish to employ good MIL
LER. a single man, recommendations re-
CURED. Good wages will be given.
JUWAYNE KOONTZ.
Billmysr's Mill.
July ls. 1868. 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18
Lot No. I63,

che property Of John X. White. fronting
on Washington street in Shepherdsiown'
on the North side Of said street. and run:
ming back to Union Alley. end bounded
on the Eas,by lot belonging to me
heirs of U'n. Shee,z. on the west by lois
belonging to c. ~. Andrews. on the
North by Union Alley. and South by
Washington Street.
The sale will be held in front OF J. T..
A. EoIsr', Hotel. at . o'clock. p. NJ.
l. THOS. CiiAPLlNE. Deputy.
for Il. W. Pouerield, Sheriff.
July Is. 1868. ~
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Sherif's Sale.

DY and under an order OF Sale made and
ID rendered al the Juno Term 1868. by
the Jefferson Circuit Court, in the causes
Of Emanuel StaIey and Jacob Staley, ad-
minisustors Of Jacob Staley deceased.
against John X. White, 10 satisfy the
judgments readesed in said causes,
will
On Saturday, the Sth Of August,
1868. cell 20 the highes. bidder for Cash,
the following real estate Of the Defendsn,
John X. White, attached by the process
fherein tb,t n IN eay.
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WE STUDY TO PLEASE.

quick .Naies and SmnH Pr9!is.
A New Stock Just Received I!
I AIDES Morocco Boots, Kid and Last
II ing Boots, splendid assortment OF
Children's Shoes, Caters. &c. Mems
and Boys Shoes. also keep on hand
and maze to order every description OF
Boots, Shoes or CATERS, & Button Boos.
have fine stock OF material on hand.
Call and cX mine.
would respectfully return my thanks
10 the public Tor the liberal patronage eX-
tended to me, aud will spare no pains 10
give satisfaction TO all who may favor me
with call. J. ). FLEMING.
ShenherIslown. May 2. 1868. u
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West Virginia e:

At rules held in the Clerks Office OF
the Circuit Court OF Jefferson County.
July 9th, 1868.
George W. Moler
vs.. Debt and attachment.
Henry Brown.
The object Of this suit is TO obtain a
Judgment for $500. with interest thereon
from the Goth day Of September. 1860,
until paid. and TO attach any in'eres. OF
said defendant. and it appear upon stiida-
VT filed in this suit. tina, said defendant is
no, a rcsiden, Of this State. he is hereby
required to appear within one month after
due publication Of this order, and do what
i, necessary to protect his interest in this
matter. |, is further ordered that copy
of this order be published once week
for four successive weeks IN some news
paper in said County. and posted at the
front door Of the Court House thereof on
the fits, Monty after the date OF this or
der. Tesie,
w. A. CHAPLlNE. Clerk.
7. Van Swearingen p. q.
July ls, 1868. Prs. fee So. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18

ANEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN NED
ICINE DIT Maggiel is the founder OF new
Medical syst m. The quanutarlans, w hose IN
ternaI doses nfeeble the stomach ana parayse
the bowels, must give precedence to the nan
who restores health and appetite win from one
10 two of his ordinary Pills, ana cures the most
,irulent sores with box or so OF bis Wohdef-
ful and a.hcaling Salve. These two great
enc,ifcs of the Doctor are fast supcrsejnS all
the stereotyped nostrums OF the day. Extraor-
J,nary cures by Maggicl's Pills and Saye hav-
openel the eyes of the public to the Ineilceh'
CIV of the (so.caled) rem dies OF Others, anu up
on which people have 50 long blndly Defended
MaggiCps Pills are not OF the class that are
swallowed by the dozen, and OF when every
box full taken creates an absolute necessity lot
another. One or two of MaggIels Pills suiil
ces to keep the bowels in perfect order, tone
the stomach create an appetite, and render Inc
spirits light and buoyanL There is no gripping,
and no reaction in the form OF constipation. II
tho liver is aft ced, lis functions are restorcd'
and If the nervous system IS feeble, IL Is Ih'lg
oralng This last quality makes the medicine
very desirable for the wants OF delicate females
Ulcerous and eruptiye diseases are literally eN-
tinguished by the disinfectant use OF Maggiel
Sava. In fact, it is here announced that Mag
gels Bilious, Dyapeptic and Diarrhoca fII!s
cure where all otl crs fail. While for Burns,
Scalls, Chilblans, Cuts, and all Abrasions OF
the SKIN Maggers Sal c is inialllbIe. Sold by
]. HAlDOCK, IL Pine street, New York, and
all Druggists, at % cents per box.
CoUxrEnFEIrs buy no Magglel Pills or
Savc, with little pamphlet inside the box.
They arc bogus. J he genuine have the name
of j. Haydock on box with name of J. Maggie,
NJ d. The genuine have the Pills surrounded
with white powder"
Frightful Burns-FcarGul Scads DIR. Mag
gels Savc stops the most violent pain OF burns,
scalds, etc, at once, while for wounds, alls,
corns, etc, it is unsurpassed. Sold by all drug
gislS.
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School NOTICE.

MISSES FANNIE a. ELLA HAIR
lI PER will resume their SCHOOL
on Tuesday the lst day Of September,
next, The English branches will be
taught as heretofore by Miss Fannie llar-
per and Music BY Miss Ella Harper.
ThsnGlul for the liberal patronage ex-
tended to them hitherto. they would be
glad to have continuance OF the favor.
and will endeavor TO make their School
acceptable TO all. Terms made known
on application.
Shepherds,own, July IL, 1868. st
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of
III Goods from 4. K. BoteleT, Jr., take pleas
ure in informing my friends and the public gen
orally, that il IS my purpose TO always have on
hand a complete supply Of Merchandise !
have Just received large stock of
GROCERIES,
Brown and White Sugar It low prices;
Mola,ses and Syrups; Shoes Of al kinds;
Tinware Of every description; Hardware;
Nails: Tubs and Buckets; also Brown
and Bleachcd Cotton; Hosiery Of al kinds;
Jacouett and Swiss EdgIng and Inserting
Ladies Dress Goods and Trimming, Of ey-
cry variety, 10 all Of which ! respectfully
invite your attention.
a. Terms Cash or exchange for Country
Produce. JOHN /. GIBSON.
Sherherd,town. June q, 1853. Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18
NEW AND CHEAP
FURNITURE.

goods IN their line will Gnh il to then adj
vantage 10 give them c~ll. Anythirg
not on hand will be ordered sad furnished
within ten days notice.
SCHOPPERT Il CO.
Shepberdsiown, May 80. 1868. #
NEISERS Celebrated Threshrng Ma
q chine, Tor sale by Ransom &. Uuke,
June - Chaf!esio"n.
MRS. Rlcksrd has just returned from
LIZ the East With large and complete
Stock Of NiIieuery Goods Of al kinds.
which we ere now offering at prices to
suit all. HAS and Bonnels Trimmed.
may 2 Rick0rd &. UeishGH5.
OAK Rims, Hickory Spokes. Hubs, Gar.
y rage and Harness Makers Material,
Of al kinds, Tor sale By
D. HImphrgg 8. Co., Cssslestowu.
DEFRGERATORS, Wafer Cool,r,
II and Ice Cream Freezsrs Of tie latest
and most approved Kind, Tor sale By
Runson g. Dnke, Chsries'oHD.
MOSS & Gan5.e's Files. At
VI T. &g(erS.
7IhRDKN Tools-HsGd Garden Plo"s
81 Garden Lines. Pruning and Hedge
Shears. Tor sale by
Raas0u g. Dnke, Charlcs'or
MEMS Heavy Sheep Skin Gloves,
IL Fred. Werklei's make. II
march % Lloyd LirkiidsT's
IHOE Findlng', complete stock; Metal
y Clothes Line. by
n Humphrey g. 20.
pCYTHES.-(irIss and Gram Seyihes,
y Ohio. Darby Creek and German
Scythe Stones. al.o Whe; Bosrds. Tor sale
By u Humphrey & 10.
MACHINE Oil, Tor ssls allie
VI Jolly II Ding Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18
LUMBER
AND
G. d 4 l. !

lust received large and general as.
y sortmenr oC Wh;ie and Yellow PINE
PLANK. JOIST !. SC.iNTLING.
Also prime lot Of sound
POPLAR PL.f.Nh,
of ell widths and thickness. suitable for
cabinet purposes. &c.
HOOP.POLES. CYPRESS md
OAK SHINGLES. Also .2NTIR.4-
CITE and CUMBERLAND CO3Lr
which will be sold on reasonable terms
for Cash. TOW MEX SOuLEh.
Nav 9, 1868. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18

Read the following home certificates from
Druggists and others
Shepherdslown, W. Va, May %, iSGS-
Nessrs. W NJ. Enller y Cu.-Genuemeu |
take pleasure in recommending IN TIERS
SURE CURE, as have used and sold It for
several years while in the Drug business, ami
can safely say It Is the best Diarrhea Medicine
have ever sold or used. Respectfully,
4 O EIRklIAkH. VI. u.
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Information for Married Ladies.

Information for Married Ladies.
TIE undersigned, after suffering the cares Of
i three children during married life Of FIVE
years, and a constau, irregularity Of the men,
stru,ls, having been restored AMI continued IN
perfect regularity by very simple remedy, IS
anxious 10 make known - married ladies The
means Of prevention and regularity Of Tie men
struas. To al who desire IT she will send
COPY Of the prescription used. free Of charge,
with directions for preparing ard using tie
same, which they ill find an infailble regu!a-
ton. She hopes every married lady will OBJ
tain the prescription, IS it VIII cost them moth
ing and certaiuly prove The source Of great re-
lief to many. Ladies desiring The prescription
free will please address
Mrs. SARAH +. CLARIFIED,
Box &C, Brooklyn. =. Y.
June 81. l9fs 3m
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R L NJ 0 Y A l..
REMOVAL! RE.NOFHL !

TIIE undersigned would respectfully announce
i to the citizens of town and surrounding
country, that he has removed 20 his new Store
Room, doors west Of the old stand, where he
has a fine Stock Of
.MHDE-UP CLOIIII.EG
to suit the Spring and Summer trade, which
will be sold at prices to defy competition.
Goats from : j 80 up; Pants from $40 up.
In connection with tie Clothing Department
will be found a good ,iocE of Boots and Shoes.
Gents Fashionable Hats, hats for Men and
Boy. Ladies Morocco Shoes and Lasting
Caters, al! styles; Misses and ChIldrcu's shoes
Gents Furnishing Good, Of all descriptions
large stool, Of Paper Collars, Neck Ties, Eng
llsh Half Hose, Dog Skin Gloves. The Fur
nishng Department IS complete. Umbrellas,
Railroad Bags, Motions, IN variety; Comb,
Brushes, &C. especially invite all VINO are m
search Of bargains to call and examine my stock
before purchasing. My motto IS quick sales
and small profits for the Cash; so don't forget
to call at The Oak Hall Clothing, Hat aud shoe
House. new building, for Bargains.
LLOYD LlCKLIDER.
May &c, IsGs. Il
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;r+,i! Beware :, of all Worthless lmila-
tiOns.
II None Genuine withou, "COSTAR'S"
Signature.
II. 25c. and soc. sizes kept by al DEJ e.
GISTS.
AZ 81 % sizes sent by maIl on receipt Of
price.
Iz- $500 pays for any three 81 90 sizes by
Express.
~ SIS 90 pays for eight 81 90 sizes BY Tx
press.
Address
HENRY Il. COSTAR.
6l2 Broadway, New York.
~ For sale by
II. H. BILLINGS.
MepherdsiOpn. ". ia.
Il And 4, Wholesale in all the Cities aud
large towns in the |. ).
February L., le6S. Gn
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18

IF you wish to sell your Farms 60 to
< Smith 4. Uiaitoa Real Estate Agents,
Charlestown, Va. Office in Bank House.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-18

Shcphcrds,own, W. Va, May p, lists
Mcssrs W NJ Ent'er s Co-Gents: Since
have been in the Drug business here, hud that
ENTLER'S SURE CURE takes the lead OF all
articles Of that kind, 1t being used IL this neigh.
borhood ard found to be all it is represented. |
can cheeriully recommend it to every one
Yours Respectfully, II. VI. BILLINGS,
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ShephcrIstown, W Va, May &, lS6. -
Mcssrs. W. NJ Eutcr Y Co.-Dear Srs Du-
ring the summer Of 1866 | was attacked with
genuine Asiatc Cholera, and Physicians could
give mo no relief. Your SURE CURE was
administered to mc by Dr. r. c Burkhart. /
only took two doses OF Il and was entirely Gu
red. believe i saved my life, and can safely
recommend il TO every onc as tue very best
medicine in use for Cholera, Darrhea, &c.
Yours Truly, GEO. /. III RhE.
May 80, 1865. II
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THE Frcest Organ of Thought in the
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NEW STORE !!

Nav 30. 1868
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-09-16
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The Trial of Surratt-The
Murder Indictment to be
Quashed-Political At
fairs il Baltimore.
Financial and Commercial
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc., Etc, Etc.
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Surratt Trial.

Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Although, as hereto
fore stated in these dispatches, subpenas have
been issued in the Surratt case, it is not gene.
rally believed about the City Hall that the trial
will take place.
The Dstrict-Attorney has expressed himself
n such way as to show that he considers it q
helpless task to attempt TO convict the accused
on the murder Indictment, and 1t is now we'll
settled that they will never go to trial again
upon 1t. The purpose of holding that indict-
ment over the head of the prisoner is to prevent
his escape under the Presidents Amnesty
Proclamation of July 4.
That proclamation pardoned all persons for
treason or participation in the Rebellion, except
such as were at date thereof actually under in
dictment.
1t will be remembered that when Surratt was
tried the first time the petit jury drawn was dis
charged in consequence of an informality in
drawing, an new panel was summoned. The
point was then made by the defense that the
Grand Jury that found the indictment was also
illegally drawn. Judge Fisher, the then pre-
siding Justice, declined TO decide the ques-
tion, on the ground that the point came too
late, and that it should have been made before
the trial began.
Sending the Department OFF Hcials Home
to Vote.
Efforts are being made by the various State
organizations here to perfect arrangements for
getting out the vote in the Departments, and
obtaining furloughs for the clerks. A meeting
of New Yorkers is to be held this evening to
provide the necessary arrangements, and to
consult upon the best course to be pursued.
Ohio has already taken similar action.
Representative Schenck had long interview
with Commissioner Rollins to-day, regarding
the vacant Supervisorships.
Revenue Officers.
Mr.. schenck being the author Of the act
requiring their appointment, and Chairman of
the Ways and Means Committee, his advice with
the Commissioner will have great weight.
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boldt-which was perhaps half a mile away.
Shortly after getting on the raft found another
RAFT on which were Captain TrmDle ]. Rford,
Hatch, and others. We remained near each
other until till daylight, at which time we
picked up Fuller. We held the two rats to-
eether by means of poll. About two hours
after daylight we thought best TO fasten the two
rats together. About this time we found Bloom
and johnson on another raft. We held TO them
BY pole, and thus kept together for
about an hour. The sea rising,
we thought best to separate the rats for fear
OF coming together and breaking up. We
drifted apart, our raft going faster than
Blooms. The sea dashed over us up to our
waists all day. About 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon we sighted vessel about four miles to
our lee. We sgnaled, but to no purpose. At 2
or in the afternoon we were about mile from
Bloom and Johnson. They padded to us, and
we joined our RATS together, and all remained
together till next morning, when we saw q
vessels light. We hailed her With all our
might, but failed to make them hear us. We
gave up all hopes of rescue from th at vessel.
Shortly after this we discovered another light,
which we hailed. We thought she heard us,
and felt encouraged. This was about o'clock
Wednesday morning. We continued halooing
until we were heard, and the vessel, the
schooner Trio, Captain Johnson, bond from
We learned that they had picked up Robinson,
and lett on Robinson's raft dead boy, who is
not known. They left the Ooy, because hearing
our cries, they desired TO hasten to our rescue.
The Trio now crulsed about in hopes OF finding
others. In about au hour we found the life boat
bottom side up, which was taken on board. We
just then discovered another object halt a mile
away. This, proved to be section OF the pilot
house, on which was lashed Bailey. We lowered
boat, and took him on board. We continued
to cruise about, perhaps an hour longer, and
then went on our course for SaugatucS. Arrived
at Saugatuck at O'Clock Friday morning. Cap
tain W. B. Winter placed his tug at our disposal,
and bl ought safely to this port. The fortitude
of those who were with me is very praiseworthy.
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PHILADELPHIA Trade Report.

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 16-The depression which
has characterized the course of the Flour Mar
ket for weeks past still continues, and we
again reduce our figures 25 cents per barrel, but
even at this concession there is no disposition
to purchase, except to meet present wants
About 700 barrels changed hands, including
extras at SS@S'50; Northwestern extra family at
S9@l050; Pennsylvania and Ohio do. do. at S97
@l200 and fancy lots at higher figures RIVE
Flour sells in lots at $4,000 %. In Corn Meal
there is nothing doing.
The Wheat Market Is almost at q stand and
prices are dropping; small sales of good Western
and Pennsylvania red at So 20Q2 25; and amber
at s2'35; white ranges from S2 so to $3.50 Rye ia
lower; a sale of Ohio at Sl50 per bushel The
demand for Corn has fallen off, and the market
is dull; small sales OF yellow at $780, and mixed
Western at 81 28@l 20. Oats are In fair re0uest
and 5000 bushels Pennsylvania new at 74C077c
Cotton is dull, and prices rule irregularIy.
In Groceries aud Provisions there is less
doing and less firmness in prices.
Whisky has advanced, and l50 barrels sold at
$l'35@l 40, duty paid.