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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-07

This DispssnsaIy is In eonnsetioa with Coiom-
out door PATIENTS who arr supplied with Medicine,
Medical and Surgical treatment free
Patients who are about to be confined and desire
to be attended at their own homes, but who are
unable 20 pay fPr the services ola medical
ton free, by leaving their names aud address al
the Hospital with the matron.
HOURS OF ATTENDANCE AT raB DIsPpxsAlr
Mondays, from 2 e t;.....i..;.P Pref, Howard.
SS Sas:si iisa ifY%
p COLUMBIA Hospital q open tSr ihs reception Of
rotary Of the Inisrior. Such orders Tor admission
sa1 be e6tsined q the sWgsop-sn chief, DE- J.
Twentieth aud TWonty. hrst iAn6-dly
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-07

THIS is To GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB.
4 ssTiber has obtained from the 0rpAans Court Of
letters Of administration 90 tho personal estate Of
Isaac A. h9ntrose. late o. wa.hingt9n county, d;
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
tho same. With the vouchers thereof. g the sub.
they may otherwise by law DO excluded from ali
benefits Of the said estate.
1893 g. H. MILLER,
mhz3-wsw Adani illustrator,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-07
l. TiiE GhRRikGkWkY loF NiNTH sfRERT
WEST, FROM TUE NORTH SIDE OF q
sTREE NORTH TO THE SOUTH SIDE " II

STREET NORTH,
c Rtp Rs sS MI b Fs ssS a. as
tho 18th Instant, for grading and paving the earl
riagewny Of Ninth street west, from q 70 streets
NORTH, with stone similar to that used 10 stysst
hys Inches In Diameter and seven Inches In depth,
70 be laid ON bed OF gravel not less than, clght
Inches deep. covered with ut least four inches Of
with ninety pound hammer, and we'll watered ks-
ioro the last ramming the surplus Garth TO be do
p2sej in such nelghboring streets pr places as the
will be equired 10 leave surface of two hundred
~ Inspection, which vii be well puddied ~ the
Ward Commissioner, without expenseto the con
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing cad lay.
Ing gutter stone not less than three feet length
Sssessment on The property bordering iEerson. "
All old materials to be the property OF the Corpor-
alton, and TO be deposited In such locality as The
Bidders will state plice per cubic yard for grad
ing, and per sIuarc yard for paving, Including the
gravel aud sand required and per foot for the gutter
No bid will be received from others than practical
PSye5 sPS rights espe,slS roPss5Ssd 81 Tese
Ap6'td sup't aud Inspector, &c,
DROPOsALs FOR PREsH BEEF.
Sealed Proposals., IN duplicate. for Furnishing
with PREsH BEEF for six months, commencing
on the 18th day Of April 1868, will be received al
1f EIsf q he Aifn aa SssSf
week.
The proposals will give the names and residence.
tieulsrs apply at tho olee Of he Arsspsl vv
Second Lieut.. Of Ord. U, j. 4. and a. C,s,
WATERFOWL Arsenal, April 2, lseS' sfd-td
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-07
PROPOSALS FOR TIE PURCHASE OF IRON

PROPOSALS FOR TIE PuICHAsB OF IRON
NAvr DEPARTMENTAL
WARRINGTON, March q, 1858. !
Sealed proposals will DO received unit tho 10Th Of
April. att? o'clock noon. for the purchase OF the
-, an ,THE boston IMAss.) YARD
The SHAWNEE and WASSUC.
AT LEAGUE ISLAND, Pa.
JhS sSAWEoYSiGG9SS KQE HATsSTT
NArA. sa6ANpo, ma sgMHGo9Ki
The ETLAH, KLAMATH, SHILOH, uMPQUA,
YUMA, NE0siIo. MARIETTA. and sANDUSKY'
Tho proposals. will state the prices that will be
given for the vessels In their present condition.
and with such fittings asarc now attached to them.
The vessels can be seen, and all necessary infor-
nation coneerpiug them will be given by the COM
mandants OF tho stations.
The right is'reserved to reject any or all Of the
proposals II their acceptance 10 not for the interest
Of the Government
Twenty peI cent; Of the purchase money will be
the acceptance Of proposal, 70 be forfeited In case
Of non ,eonpetion OF the purchase and the balance
The IIop9ial. should be i9dS5ssd
mill -eotw Secretary OF the Navy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-07

tied to his appeal from the decision Of the
board, and the boards are directed 70 make .
fan statement Of the facts In such ossss. and
TO forward the same to these headquarters
without unnecessary delay.
XIV. Should Congress enact hereafter that
at tho approaching election votes shall also
be cast for State and other officers, the same
registrars and commissioners will act under
this order for the election Of said ofiosrs. Ia
such an event, orders will issue from these
hoadquarters, notifying the qualified voters
that such an election Is authorised.
By command Of Major General Hancock
Gro. L. HARrsrFF,
Assistant Adjutant General
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-07

NorK, Under the reEultiens Of the Department.
as heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for yertisng roelAmations except to such
publishers as are specifically authorized by the
COMMISSIONER Of the General Land Once.
ia7-laWl9w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05
AYERS AGUE CURE.

Tor Fever and Agis, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Rtmitient Fever, lu b Aput,
Periodical or Bilious Fever, 6r. ,and in I'D
all The affections which arire rom nIuldri
bus, marsh or mia miiic posohs.
AkIts maine nnUli.s, II does CUkE, and does
'"t fail. Containing neither ArsCnir Q1lnn' Ne.
Bsmuth. inc .hoT any, u er mineral o. l'ti ! =
ouS sul,stanre sgstrvtril 70 n vie iilui Csnny
,,nirnt. The number and Importance nj IT.
cures IN the Rgue districts, are lite atty bayono
wc'nni and We believe withouI II parallel IL
the history of Ague medlcine. eur pride /.
sr.ulfed by the ackuawlrdyenIepiB we receive
frhe raliial cures efi rted IN obstinate cases
and whore other remedies TAD whnliN fulei.
Unncrlin,ated rersons either resi lent IN, o.
travelling Ihtou1h InHsmatir, ,lornljjirs, vii b'
,rotrcted ly taking ihe AhUE CUkE thiiy
ter I IvER COaPLAlNTs, arising fIrm tOlpids
yofthe Liver, IL l. IN excellent remedy, siltn>
Hating the Llyer into healthy activity.
Prepared by pr. J G AyEG 4 Co, Practical
tnd Analytioal Chrmi'II, l.nwell. Mar.
Price, $1.00 PEI Bottle.
s"lt b, q W. sisson and j. Q. Strong. Nc.
rthur. Ohio. Wilcox cooper. Hamden. Will
10 z'iesISl, AMI by dealer- ami druggists
ever, where Nov. 2l '6T-ly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

!, Gray hair aisi honorable but
not desired by young or mid
DE assd sReqpJleb Eet it is5in'
by sems productivity
overwork, mental or physical,
ip others; and is the resul. Of
anxiety oreate in a thirl claS ,
To all affected in this way we
say, use Rings Vegetable Am
brosia the most reliable Re-
.storative exjant. A judicious
use Of this artic1s givesto gray
brashy hair, the dark, silky ap
pearance 50 much admired by
sagto q 81 !, !',.--'.-'.ai Z. Z y,
dihs ~. ,.r.a,I f.,..,...- D.. 4isli |,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

2- osH day a, a farm house, q
wagsaw,ah old gobler trying to
eat the strings of some night
caps that lay on the grass to
bleach. .That,'' said he us
what | call introducing cotton
into Turkey 81 &C..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

Iris well known to many Of
our first class physicians Of
what White Pine Compound
is compounded and is freely
recommended BY them in dis
eases of the Throat, Luhgs,
Chest, and Kidney iroublesl
As ,ssimqle ssi;mqlseEins iEtastlsI y The 4ap apart
of'the Good Samaritan z1es9
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

An indignant orator at a. 70
,cent political meelinsih lou.
isana, in-refuting an opponent
thundered: laMrs Chairman, /
ss0rn ths allssstiod. add defy
The allegator.oal RoI 4
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

! oIrvs LosAs tIiinEl5hats any
woman whocan protect. her.
'efelf in a horse ear, isaIati6ad
to vote, and exclaims, tlNpw
girls, be menm Rather adifi.
cult commend to obey: afiH
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

z Mas RAa7Iye1 ~ y spys that if
she should be cast away, she
would prefer meeting with tile,
catastrophe in the Bay of Bis.
cults, for then she woull have
plenty to eat. -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05
It6Eg T66eH BaZstMIlM EENl Ell I I 40 obs
yessqs ,srst SsPsl.T y Iss RENE ssTsayi; sssis Iii

? Thislone trIe,fu popular Remedy % serip
ea,lrd b the attention Of the public. IA Often
As The ear tqlly arJunf the propIiesofs ap3
H,iallyf make their Tow to the people. and re-
mind them that amcngst the many things re
ouired for the health, comfort and sustenance
Of The family through the long and tedious
mo nths Of winter, Goes Cough balsam shouin
not he forRott.I..- For years IL has been q
househf ii mediclnt -anh mot tnefs anxious for
the safety ortheir children, end all Whos ufier
from any ,liepase oithe tlfOat chest and lungs.
runnot afionfto be withOtil Il. In addllion
the ordinary four ounce s0'longtn the market
We now furnish our mammoth hhly elte bot
ties, Nhlc h will IN common with Ihe ether slae'
be found atEll Drug stoTeA =
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

The steam l9urng mill Of
Bryson & Son, at Portsmouth,,
was destroyed BY fire, last
week. ~. N.,- 80 .1 Is.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05
'TEY NA. ..G % N

dV 10 dONdh w JNNAS -"ofS
md is able-bodied. He has
tyeai ppwsrdioOf sS.xearddbe-
[idre' the Ipheboinenad*as dis
covered. The singular features
f the case are; that there are
yeparate arterial connections,
,etwfsn the two hearts, and.
h e best authorities, Who have.
si nsattentiun to the subject.
agreeih saving that the small,
ler organ performs the general
functions of The body in all
blood relations. while tie lar.
ger appears to have q distinct
-xalence n that matter, ant
MY operates upon the ner
'vous system through peculi"
me- ethpr ism not entirely unfa
'mibat t6tRe profession. p" -"
Tae largss organ shows frr.
lusnrly unusual activity, and.
yIyes evidsnce ola lurking
''isease, which, it is said, will
ooner or latter garry The man
o his grave The lesser organ.
lewndent only upon the grea.
erinTsuch ldegree as the sev
frai organslofI physical life are
dependent for perfect workin:
upon the healthfal- regulation
If the whole mechanism, haF |
,teen, ,fppnd, tO, O,lb be ee,in in an almost,
6erfect state--fbe same as or;
=. III y tJU - III -, ltHIl
rdiasry personf f-good1beRlth
'w.boaFe csefl disturbed by the
presence of a second organ.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
asseheetlupoait ithsspefsbn al
nded to is at times melan
holy beyond description u
sasosa quick;' active motion.
,hoVing. the presence in th'
arteries Of a superabundan,
quanty''of tTooj'lo' viializt the
lesser organ, The man exhibits |
considerable elasticity of spir
iA ong ls.l Temporary: sappqH
more frequently there is a
sluggi,hness iH jHs. nervou'
ceeaeetionsTYhie4s - follSyed
by loss Of sleep and great pei /
ulence in wakeful moments. 4
2 On sgeh occasions The fqni
ly of the man find him a most
companion. H.
hettays a}n,ilakorm, OF insani.
ty. which il is feare i may de-
velop in something worse. s.
severe have been some Of his
Of late, that a couh'
aA 5w,beer-caHlieadi i4ndiit has4
beer, decided that the largef1
heart may be removed without
ih&Iieast ddisthr6ipg3 Of Che
blood relation ofthe body, but
the man who has , beeni Pp'
preached on the subject deb
clares that OF the two organs.
he had rather have the vital
me Of the body taken out,
Thicbscannot be done dt1lHet without
producing instant death. This
1rgan is Situated under the
apocFsticf Qhs man;
the othsr, Is in,iheo pocket h.
hip cash. Hartford
- - - - -
,oi,.A-sSE.S4.EAS!.
a fAnv "a bo had refueod IN
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05
nfl.A-.ssssLs.EAaA

"A LADY who bad bad refused TO
give efler hearing q CHART,
sermon, had her pocket picked
as she was vingchurchL On
making the discovery, she said:
"God could ~ find the way
to my pocket but the devil
did.",3HhII -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

. .Wnsr, car,tsbs ant cured must be
endured, but no oueneed dsufer'
from scrofula, or, az any ". disease s
arising from f0pl blood, now
that J.W. Poland's Hurnos Doc.
tor issold by Sisson.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05
I

Can be efeetuslly cured BY taking pE. Rc.
backs Blood Puufer and Blood rli+, and
bathing the affected parts with Tinciure OF Acc.
mite or u lorotorDs.
For sale at sisson's drug store. ,,a
VAl 10 9JIGU irG III Nos
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

:. .THE jrlek around the buried
tgnnelMf The Aafiettk Rail-
TOAD being icomplslsds freight
. again = being ,lransportsd
prom papHy .;.,o. .s..,'. 1880, 90,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05
- : - = ;
Piles.

There is 70 .AtdicHt in use so fffcotiecs
ms BTcRo teckls IldoeFufiftrFndiboo Pills
for the Psfmhnent burc OF blns or eet ding
sizkeo sk the root of disease,
thereby rnf1oyinE Vie ehuse, 80 wax
, Fur sale at sisson's drug store. ~
i r'i hnr 1lsaat ra iasgofe
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05
FOR'CROUP,

ID ,5IIIW .eIiIIt ,tIIII"
rhe Balskm yin Be- toGnd InvFlpaelr. and may
'lvays be TsiiSdupOni IN The most eAtreHe
cassR ........ ..... ........ ...........
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

Il Sf1eeiSs has an ambition TO-
be pan Of park, and SO is
going into the chalk business.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05
SORE THKOAT.

Keen your throat wet with the Raisam-ta.
sing lille and of,en--and youwlll soou hnd re.
iiei,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

: Industry and economyvafe
conducive to wealth.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

Mr.. JoHN .QUIScY ADAMS OF
Massachusetts,. was invited ly'
Wade Hampton to visit South
Carolina al d speak cn',he po.
,tlittcal issues. Heraccepted the
tinsttalion, and TO- his credit
made q very sensible speech.
He SAYS: -.----..-.--=-=-----------.-------==r
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05
~ jnIsSIRI. -E1I2 IT,

Surgeon Of our Selh Regiment,
rin the beginning oi IFS service,
iol 1861 -'s2a ahge been living, ydipg,shFSs since
,eYtbe va5iiga aMstYYnr9ste5Rsglnlsyl w lslta fE {
ALBANIA, here be bought an es-
tate, (which he has been i'm
;pfeEsug; and heeoniiDg APRON
'iaent citizep& he wac elected
to the Alabama Senate, lag.
February. An Alabama paper
before US says that..,he haE
been notedafor his s5Prudepl
views, his harmo4izing policy
and strict integrity."S <
.rTne Ku.Klux visited his
i plantation. y Eday, night, 9th
+ inst, while he was away from
/ home, at Montgomery, and se'-
, fire TO his fine saw mill, and'
/, fkis outhouses, wliish 2 were
: burnt to tho grOund. nd.rAariet-
r. tafRsgisten-f { II 6
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

"The North"is determined, az
] believe, 10 retain and estab.
lish as'the legitimate results OF
=. the Yar, these general RnsitipnG
with at the logical conseqIeh
.ces necessaryinr their eopyeni,
.ent enjoyment; Grst,<the otter
renuneiation Of thed6tt ttrfne oi
secession; second, lie entire
--extirpation7of' Slavery uift aif
its taml9;; ;;FHiM afir and un
hampered career, Tor, the freed.
/. ,men; fourth, the equab right of
'-neEery eoitizen of title United
States to'travel, speak ofhdhye
in any State so long ashe does
not inirlngethe riehts'Of others.
I dofnot believe tifat any con-
siderable Poriioiaot' he people
would be willing 10 sacrifice
any part Of these acquisitions.
The most @fHective battery
against the Democratic party
to-day is, THAI they are willing
to abandon ID y5u some or all
Of thessiSephiesA :,
ThaEisthe intention of the
Reppelieans sof tbe North, as.
cahdidly 'lsid. down ya:lead.
ing pspscnatc issthere any
thing in this that ndishonors orr
gdegradesithe Southern, people!
Could We ask lessin JUSTICE TO
eursslSesl loYetthe Charleston
News hoots at such a solution
Of onr difficulties f.ls,na'h !
a. t-4o ------ --------G..S..---..-:H. : :H..--1' a
.,sTHt King Of Bstaria, kindly
permitted, DriJ. g. Aver TO-
tsve a.copy. taken Of Rauch's'
celebrated colossal statue Of
Victory which belongs Il 10 Il ithe
Bavariaa crown aud stands at
the entrance OF the Royal Pal
ace az. az Munich. The !, doctor
had It cast in bronEe, and has
presented tito the the City off
Lowell; Where. ..itrstands in the
Park and symbolizes, The tri |
.unphs ofyiboth freedom. and
medicine. : Her manufactures
are the pride Of LoweHTand |
.Sorehbat among them Ayers
Medicines makes her name
gratefully remembered by the
'unnumberel multitude who are |
cured by lhsmef affecting and
, often dangerous diseaSe.-Bcs.
TON lo4rnaL = ;.-,os0
7 - 80 ~ <.'S'~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05
WMOOPING COUGH.

The testrmo y NJ III who have need u tor
thi. terrible disease during the hst ten sArs'
., thaIiE inMriably relieves and cures " 1000
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-11-05

,re a. surely cured BY this pnten, remedy, As
The patient takes II. Although but i've years
l-fors the people. what is the verdict Of the
III ,ssesl Hear what Lester sexton, Of Sil>
$spl lss ssy.i = 4 cI5lI
lFrom Lester Sexton, Of MIlwaukee.l
Milwaukee, Jan. "a. 1858.
MePsrs.O, &. Clark 4 40, New Ba,erCpDn:
= .Botit myself and wits have used Cnss rys-
pepsia Cure, and II has proved perectly salis-
factory rs remedy. have no hesitation in
ssyr & that We have reserved, grsatl lsnsit
irygptisnse.. ~ ~ "a ~ -. =
.l7isnsd} 80. LESTER SEXTON,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-11

&C. ORDER OF PROCESSION On the
occasion of laying the corner stone OF the
Lutheran Church in this place, Tuesday
tho l4,h instant. the following Programme
and Order of Procession will DO observed:
The Procession will form on German
Street. under direction of Capt. w. II.
Morrow, Chief Marshal. in front Of the
Court House, a, 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, the
different organizations taking position. in
The order Of their names-Temperance
Societies. Odd Fellows, Masons, next the
Clergy Of town and visiting Ministers,
Building Committee, Citizens and Visit
ors. The Procession, preceded by q
Band of Music. will march up German
Street to Duke Street, out Duke Stree, to
Washington Street, down Washington
Street to the Presbyterian Church. The
Procession will then open 10 the RICH,
and left and enter the Church by inverse
order. beginning with the Clergy and
Building COMMITTEE. The exercises IN
the Church will be an Anthem by the
Choir. Reading the Scriptures. Prayer,
Anthem, Sermon by Rev. Prof. J. p.
Smel,zcr. To be concluded BY singing by
the Choir. The Procession will then TO-
form in tho original order and proceed
down Washington Stree, to Princess
Street. on, Princess Street 10 German
Street, thence to the Lutheran Church.
halt. open order and march into the
Church enclosure in inverse order as be-
fore, when the ceremonies of laying the
corner sIoae will be performed, after
which the Procession will again form and
march up German Stree, to the place OF
commencement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-11

The VIRGINIA DELEoATEs N NEW
YoRK.-The Virginia delegation has Sc
lec.ed for its chairman Mr.. John b. Bald.
win, Of Augusta. one OF her most eminent
LAWYERS and speakers. This is Mr..
Baldwins frs, appearance on a national
theatre. lie was a Unionis. in 1860. but
when war arose took sides with bis State.
Thos. S. Bocock, so widely known as .
prominent member OF the United Ststes
House OF Representatives. was selected
10 represen, the views Of the Stale IN re-
spect 10 platform.
Mr.. Robert Y. Conrad. 9 prominent
Unionisl il 1860, was chosen 10 be one
of The Vice.presidsnis, and Mr.. James
Barbour, known ss a skillful psrlisments-
risn, was pitched upon TO rsPrssen, tho
State upon the committee upon orgsniza-
ton. There are other hardly less skill
ful politicians from Virginia. who are no,
in position. such as J. Randolph Tucker.
Robert Ould. General James J.. kempsJ.
Mr.. John Goode and Others. IN point OF
fact. the State has appointed Delegates
which. while omiiting some OF her oldes'
and most widely known statesmen. such
as Hunter, Leicher and others, is still able
10 maintain her ancient ronown.
The Virginia delegation has no money.
and are making no display. They have
not sought TO impress the action Of the
convention but. from an interchange OF
of opinion. informal, it is apparent that
the preference Of the delegation is for Mr..
Pendlelon. They may vote for him on
the first ballot snd if they do not so
vote, will refrain only for the purpose OF
allowing the preference OF Northern dele
gates TO be disclosed first. II is no.e-
worthy that to-day not ono Of tho able
Virginians said one word-they simply
performed their routine duiy.-LeHs'
from Ncw York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-11

During the rebellion, General Van
Dorm, Of the rebel army. was killed ~
Nashville by DR., Peters for an alleged in
suit 10 his wife. The affair cast gloom
over the whole family of Dr. Peters. 81
though he was justified by law. DR..
Peters became a strict church member,
and received his vito back, but never re-
covered from the gloom that overshsdow-
cd his life. A short time ego his soa
committed suicide, and few days sgo his
daughter, beautiful and accomplished
young lady, arrived IN ST. Louis for the
purpose OF taking the veil and devoting
her life 10 religious seelusion. She pre-
fers living a, distance from the scene
Of her family misforIunes, and in time will
take the urevocsble vows Of o nun
Fornsys Prsss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-11

&57 /, will be seen by an advertise
ment in this issue that the Misses Harper
will reopen their School on the first OF
September next. These young ladies
we learn have been heretofore very sue
sessiul in teaching the difFeren. English
branches of education, as we'll as Piano
Music. Parents having children 10 edu.
cate should palronizs this School liberal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-11

C. A, q meeting of Jefferson Council
No. 3, Friends of Temperance. Charles
town, on Tuesday evening, the following
officers were elected for The ensuing term:
John ?. Brown, EXP. Thomas John
, son. p. A. F. Hall, \. J. ". Tongue
G. David Howell, IT.. s. VI. S.
Brown, F. S. John Howell, +. Sam
uel Myers, c. Geo. W. Haines. A. C..
Geo. w. Henson, !. G. John Wright,
O. G.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-11

patriotism is due and should ever be ey.
tended 10 all those who in The recent war
perled life or fortune for the maintenance
of the Union and the benefcen. system
OF American government, thereby es'ab.
lished upon the funda mental principles
sci forth in The foregoing resolutions but
we have neither thanks nor sympathy for
those who entered and carried on the CEN
test Tor The subjuga,ion OF States and for
the subsection by the federal authority Of
the white race in any of the States 10
the domination Of the black the right Of
suffrage, or who shall exercise political
power, is matter that rests under the
constitution exclusively with the several
States there it properly belongs, and
there il should continue ever 10 remain.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-07-11

&C., Rev. Mr.. Wiles, Pastor OF the
Lutheran Church al BoOnsboro'. Md.
died a, tina, place on Monday last. His
remains were inferred by The Odd Eel
lows. of which order he was member.
Caledonia Lodge Of ShepheId.'own, par
,icipa,ed in the funeral. Rev. Mr.. Bow.
rrs. OF Jefferson, Md, preached a feeling
and impressive sermon on The occasion.