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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-23

Know ALL MES that in consequence of the
powers vested in me by Section ls4 Of the
Civil Code, hereby appoint d. Kalakaua, S.
N. Castle. A. F. Judd. L. Moehonua. Geo. H.
Luce, J. NJ. Smith. S. P. Kalama, W. Hum
phreys, Maluaiko, Joba, Ii. Thompson, Pahau,
a jury of twelve persons to meet In the Alley
called " Printers Lane" Honolulu, on Fri
day, the 25th day Of September inst, at four
O'Clock, P. NJ, to decide on the propriety Of
closing up that portion of Printers Lane ad-
Joining the KawaiahaO Female Seminary, in
accordance with the petition Of D. Kalakaua,
G. Kanaina, NJ. MaehA and fifty other poll
tax payers.
FERD. W. HUTCHINSON,
Home Onioe, Sept. q, 1865. Minister of Interior
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-23
Hats,
Boots, Shoes and Caters,

OF the very best Of German and French man
fracture, in Calfskin, Cloth, Cashmere, Patent
Leather, etc, etc, etc.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-23
Saddlery, &C.,

Mems Superior English, German and French
Saddles-large. Ladies' Saddles. Brides Of
various styles, Bits, Spurs, Saddle Cloths, &C
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-23

oRANeEs.-This delicious fruit is now COM
ing in season, and despite the blight which
so seriously affects the trees, particularly in
Kona, We learn that the crop will be very
large. We notice some very fine large ones
from the Kohala district
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-23
NOTICE
To American Citizens
AND
ShiP-OwnerS!
NOR THE INFORMATION OF

LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
At Honolulu, Aug. 81, 1865.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1868-09-23
FOR sALEI

A CHEAP BUGGY. INQUIRE OF
"A s2-6t DR. Nm. HTLLEBgaND
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

Ak Acr supplementary 70 an act ehtitl-
cd f" An scs " provide Gos the more
s0leient government Of the rebel
states" passed March second, eigh-
!. ,tysn hundrsd add Hixty seven, and 70
2 AoiliGn1e sssensatino. gfsf9
Be il sascted, ETC., That before the
Arst day Of scpssmbcr, eighteen hun
DID and ssxty-ssvsW, the commanding
general in each district defined by an
act entitled An act u provide for the
more eAeient government Of tho rebel
Ssatss," passed March second, eighteen
hundred and sixty seven, shall cause q
registration 70 bs nsds u the male
eiiissna Of the United Ssatss, twenty.
oas years Of age and upwards, resident
in each county or parish in the State or
STATS isscI.dsd IL his district, which
resiatration shall include only those
psrsons who are qssliaod u vots for
dsl4sAtss By he act ASAsssaid. sa4 who
shall have taken and subscribed the
following oaah " Affirmation :" -,
do so,emaly swtsr (Us A6rm), in the
psessAss n Ainixhsy ticd, TINT nm 4
citizen u The ssate Of -; that !
hsys rsaldsd In aid stass In
neashs nsxt preceding thh Day, and
nov rssldA n d. eossiy Of ----, or
The paeiah u $3.50, IL I'D 6&nts L.
H. eass nay b.; that | ~ tvsnsy.
On ysass Ga that havs bos bsoa
Als(tsasAised fov parsieipatioa u Aay
rsbsllioa o. civil war against he United
saatsa, nor Cor felony committed againae
the laws cf ~ t5sals or Of Ne Unlte1
bta4as; dat ! have never bees esn-
bse II aay StaAs lsxislatsrs, nor hssd
any executive or jsdioial o1es In any
SssAs ard afterwards Engaged In insur-
rsot3oa u rshsllioa against he United
StA1ss, " gives "a ~ comfost 70 the
enemies tksrsof; lhaA havs never TAX
% ~ oath - = member Of Congress Of
the Uniasd bsAoes, OF - A. 01leee Of he
Uaitsd Htatss, or ~ . nsmbss OF cay
titAAs legisla&sss, or ~ A executive "
jsAisIai oAess Of any H<AAs, 70 ssppost
~ Coas4isusioa Of The Uaiesd S1aAss,
aad afsrwssas gagged In insssrse>ioa
o. rshsllioa aealasl lhs Uai>sd StaAss Of
rivsa ~ o. ea0obst 70 Ne sssmiss
tAsssef, thaa ] viii fat>hlnlIy suppost
~ Coasll1n1isa al ohsy ~ hws u
~ Uaite4 U>aAss, ~ Vii, h he bsss
d ~ shllha easosyass otAsn % b Do,
- hs)p - Cd" whfsh ossA " ansna.
~ - ~ alninosss1 y asy rsGis.
tssiag s0sss.
Hec. 1 Thal allss ~ eenSlsAisa u
~ rsIislss1lsa lssssy pssst1s1 e. u
~ -, = sssh 49, ~ 49, tAsss.
r. = ~ ionmop11ag eooainl ahn =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19
Military Tyranny Prslbsstis y Hal
zeal Aeeonotyuokaon.

You, Messrs. Editors, every one
Of you, can be arrested like Ryland
Randolph, put in a prison, tried by
= military commission and scnt to the
Dry Tortugas. This Is the rule you
want; this IL what your committee
At Montgomery preferred TO recon.
struction what the white mans pc
tition sent to Washington prayed for;
what your leaden spoke, wrote, and
resolved for, rather than have recon .
struction. To that, under the laws
Of Congress, Clanton's conclave last
January, was radically, irreconcilA-
bly,, fundamentally opposed Well,
gentlemen, you've got il, and some
have got Dry Tortugas, and others
may Hsstriiie Adcocak.
Yes, with all its power to hand
cuff, buck aud gag, choke and chain,
We prefer military govsrnms Mt hun
bred fold 70 the despicsblc govern.
ment Of thieves and slanderers which
the Advocate proposes for our 10.
ceptsncs. We inanitely prefer that
the hayoact which towards aud ~.
sassions have Induced the military 10
point against our breast, should stab
~ 10 the heart than that, tied hasd
and foot under rule which We not
wish, the most infamous Of hunan
beings should gloat over our minfor-
tuHss asd tsiuaph in osr shame.
We tsll The Advocate AID ~ tbs
other cevsrdly civilians Who have
appealed to the military 70 pIscs
thsn In oilce against tho viii Of the
people, that Alabama docs not hold
the soldier responsible for the out
rsgss upon her people. She viii
hold those nsa responsible who in
vitsd military interference with hcl
domestic affairs, and who uphold III,
party which uscs the bayoect 70 pris.
opss the ballot box. We tall thsu
that The handouts upon the Tortu
r. victims, and thu chaias which
rssl1 upoa tAsis liahs, eat Into ID,
lssh ssd.. vsigh upos the heart o
svssy Alabahiaa. Pc cattle sat
Of Alshana Aotasssd with old Judg
Pep ists - JILL Of Jacksonville
aad stsads nanealsd q ~ Dry Tor
tsgss. Shs iiits her eyes to nssvs,
ssd svssis that her tRaitessus shil
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19
A lalAsls oFavs



A fe~ nsstAs ago, ! stood il tas
f,ree4 Of Arkansas, II the gvavs u IN
80,
Moths he ohasehyasi' hallcws4 crossed,
by willow a. hy cypress shees,
Arr ~ ~ lice Fs:scs hid
Thca ssssPsst hess, 81, - saoe<--
No otAss essvs y nsas thise own.
ssems very, very dssols3s.
W. know 10 wheace thy hesss iorn =.
Wss borne tAroagh rain, and WINS, and
storn;
Thy soaehs b Ahs sss:, so''s'y ''h''d'
We seiy ksow ny pssy ne
Was ell unequal 2 Tie STRIFE
Ard Ass ~ dsst u atesPsne here,
Cswet but ~ the stranger te~
49,, What o'tsss teerdroes seoie
froa ~ Pcos s.ceasrs stricken soul,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19
Notice.

T An hsspiag no Books ~ ~ nsn-
! osy : ~, coassSsssaly, YIN -,
- sasthiaG y ~ 4 ~ kials viaAos,
~ noesy. J. n. VAN HOOK
Jaa IL, ~ n9S-sh
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

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(([l|D)
I||'||'I't'Ij
II is the unlAiling Remedy in al c,,ses
OF Neuralgia Fssi1h, ottsn eascting
perfect curs Ia lsss than twssty four
hours, from the use Of no more than
Two or Three Pills
No o&hsr fogn Of Nsuralwia or Nor.
vous Disease has failsd 70 yield 70 this
Wonderful Remedial Agent.
Even In the scvcreat cases Of Chronic
Neuralgia and general nervous dsrsngs.
mcn.s, --of many yeaEs vsandiHg, affect
Ing the entire system, it. uss for few
y days, Or few weeks At the utnost, 81.
ways a6ords the most asaonishing relief,
apd very rlrsly fails 70 produce = CON.
pIete and permanent cure.
Il contains no drugs or other mate
rials in the ,lightest degree injurious,
even to the most dsliuale system, and
can ALWAYS b. used with
Perfect Safety.
|. has knx bssa in constant sss By
many Of osP ns s. Ns
Mast E0inent Physicians,
who give Il their unaninoss and unqsal-
lied approval
Sent BY nail on receipt Of price and
postage.
6ss package, e.@ ross.s: 3 o..-
Six packages, 500 81
Twelve packages, 300 ~
II i. ed By ~ wholesale ard retail
dealers IL drxgs aud nedieinss throsGh-
ont the Ualtsd Btates and BY
TURNER / CO., 2o,s ryepsistsu,
10 Tsenoal r., bes>oa, Aasa
January II, ~ a9S-en
Regular ReA River Packet !
JEFFERSON, SHREVEPORT,
Crasl 6svss, Grand Ecors. 81. Aesrjes,
Niiis. 1eeesAvia, Nornsa's, Dew
bias, Aw1 all Way La~dings.
oeAnAs . 10. l. in ~ Insurance Ce0-
paAieA 81.
II Asfs tN44
- ~ hxhs drsaghs gsanss
IRON CITY. JeAa N. GU.
-. nsslss, asd " Z. Gilhas., ClssA,
- IN hetueea --sss.s, aad New
Osisaas, daslng ~ seAeeA
- ~ rPSlsht q PassAos, apply -
board.
Feb !, ~ ass-sa
| NOTICE.
nlR HuM1Y RAWnQN, ~ hssa
M appsle1s1 U. 4 csaninissss
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19


How TO Gun. CAscEa.-A Mil
~askss paper ssstes that sons eight
moaths ago NJ. +. b. Mason, Of
that city, asesstained that he had .
cancer On his fsss he dr. Of q pin.
II WA cut out By Dr.. Wolsott, and
~ wsssd pastialiy haeisa. eatss-
queutly il grow axais, and while he
was ia Ciaoiasati % business, il ct,
taiasa ~ dss of 4 Aickesy at He
~ rsnainsd tAsss aiass Chrisssaas
ssasr trssansat, asd y sev perfect
y cured. The process IL thA: A
pisss Of sticking plaster u pit over
tAs cancer, with : sirculss pisss cut
ost Of the csntas = little larger than
The cancer, 70 that The easesr aad =
snail circular rim Of Ne healthy
skis nsst 70 il we're exposed. Thea
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

|IIet1ss aSa Ia ~ sAsss
|nnfRnADLn pssssssy h ~ NJ =
0Aes'Asss AeJet, s..,~v
,AsA.A ~. Z. IA'''ss ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

~ II. MILLER ; CO., FIrst premium,
~. steam candy mandatory, 90 New i@vee
Wholesale Confectionery. Depot OF Caller.
MA Wine.
April ~. lsGs.--iy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19
We are nov paMi<hing
-Four Ysars In the Rebel Capi.as

we are nov Pe"~c'"s
"vor, va. IN ~. NJ, c.n;,,.
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Iii am, .;h.,., ,,ri,,;n., .<,ie,,s md eA1
,,.csI.,io,~ ;,.... :he French AMI a
". e. ,.,., . A,,,,i.n, 6.
som ~ ~. ~. If "KAMBA TnoRpLI
an,hor az Won, ost.. !" md Other 4
tr.ct,sc ,.rtirlcs from The same source ~
i" .s cs,sc,'J
Ti{x Sa,NnAY TIMES 10,
AGRIclriTiIRAI. AND H0RlA|
1Tii'TIDRAL DEPARTMENT, a
charge Of the HON. G. i. LANGNJ
, wnni'a ,,.snr ' nd mon, ialy .
.s;,,a,, aal .,rc,ss,ai Ao,Ieulisrii =
uo,,i,al,u,;.,
n..i.L.. N. .l,ov. articles BY ssns
.hic vs,,,,. xho rrelfr hat their -
.honLi No, nov ~, Announced
.grrnhi" and eu,e,,,inirr eorsf
49, ss'AJ J"'...,;s and tareir., -am 90
ssas,xa. ~ s,.e;,l ;n,ers, may BE- q
' ncctrd V
A fa,l TELEGRApHIG suMAAnI
Of The psass'' lea; aud 1 f ,ash i.,ss
wv" "'' >"
l., tho rn,ropIAL DEPARTMENT
NJ ,hs sffNnAy TIMES the highs
s q talent; G ,Ia.s I.s.s sr,,s' .pl
s ,heuy 'S' nj. a ~" asr,nsa. d the p.g
imp,sooal for he present, the pao~ !
ietls Wi. sn,ed ia Stating thai w
b. surpassed 10 ability BY any P''
The country
THE COMMERCIAL pkfAs|
MENT Of ,hs sunday Times eoa ',,,
%li CONNER, NJ tai ard iiusoclaI s'n1va, ~ \
The week. the prics-eu,,n''''n ,us d
and the lais,' Telegraph
IL i,anort,ue, OF hi. aePaI'p,Ss
The eouniry merchant, esd r'an's IN
Se'. a,af =. ~ !, ~" aecsrs.e, reila's
spsre a. % 'cooS' y
No,~als..sa,us The large ssr.I a.
~ l.hor be-tow,'
d, SUNDAY y S..,1 rlss 4 he Cd pis
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

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u. ,rS-.
ns = s.ssis ~, -. "s. y. .
s s $3.50. ~ oi".' ~ - n ny
o@oe :" a11 u. " ps .nu' vi M up u
N" ~, ";, ~ -. .ss s.I' I. s..ss !"
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ps;S.. ~ ~. r1";. Hss..e ~
n.y.. y ~. u" - 49,. 49, r. ' "
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~" ~ ~ De'o. ~, no'"s snuusu /" my
" .s y, o'ns. s y. r',,s.': a'e,S
", ~ 1 ~aa sa' ~ "; n ''i.o".ns oa,n
" - y" so.c"n
"... VI - nA,' ne's 10
S $780,. -" Io 49,. .;.;" S . .as..
, ~ .s.s 'S - 49, o ';~as ~s ~.
~ E as's ."'uI'"y ss."a y. a,u,
y ,.ss,n. s,v v""ei T. " r~.s Iss.;,;,s
:s pss' .. s"S ~ .. a'ee 49,. 'a ~,
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SsI.. ~" ~ ~ ~ vS..ss" s'', r,S ~
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

In the EDITORIAL DEPAhiAS,Ix
OF the SUNDAY TIMES the a's1 ia
grsr Of talent, zchoiarshir, eri,'+ I'd n
and industry has been sec'' re- nan, ~,
,hough this department. Of ''' n. psr ~,
impr~ooal for the present 'hs ! MI 4
ietls warranted In stating 'ha' '.,x
b. surpassed 10 ability by any P'F'
the country.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04

M, 0uTRAGEous CoNDUcr.--We un.
Nsrstsnd tina, on Thursday night OF lasi
week some person or persons entered
triders Mill. near Scrabble, went into
,he counting room. broke open the desk,
and Gcs,;oyed, rY tearing inlo email bits,
David e. Horns DAY book, ledger. &C.
snunis. mill orders. &c., and dsarrsnged
things generally. No person remained
1t the mill Iuisht which enabled The mis-.
efeanls 10 have full sway. Nothing how.
over was carried away, but tue desiroc-
,ion Of Mr. HONS books and papers will
he a considerable LOGS. On the same
night. and no doubt the same party. enter
I'd Mr.. Orders dwelling. the family hay
ing left The premises during The day visit
ing some relatives and Gid not return. re-
manning away over night. The party
entered every room IN The dwelling. broke
open drawers and strewed the contents.
as well as The furniture. Promiscuously
over the floors Of The dwelling. Strange
20 say ROLLING was carried away. The
supr2.iion is that the party was in search
Of money, and finding none, they deter.
mined to give Mr.. Horn and family IS
much trouble as possible in e,adjnsling
their Affairs. No idea can be formed as
30 who tie perPeirstors were. They
were no doubt familiar v ith the premises
and were aware Of the absence Of the oc-
supsns. |, is hoped that the msrauders
,p,y yet be brought to justice.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04

ATTEMPTED OUTRAoE.-A most re.
spectacle and worthy white lady the wife
OF gentleman living in the vicinity Of
RsIrisonburg. was rudely assaulted on
her way home on Wednesday evening Of
last week, sbou, su hour before sunset,by
a negro man. supposed 10 be Ben Banks,
The negro followed her from town. and
caught her in the woods near her resi-
dence. in sight OF q neighbours house,
where he attempted. bu, without success.
10 accomplish his inlanou, purpose. He
caught bold Of her violently. when her
cries for help frightened The mi'cresnt
and he ran of. He bad followed The
lady from Harisonburg, and sought the
woods as the safest place 10 effect bis end.
Banks vas arrested in Bridgewsier on
Sunday morning, and committed 10 jail in
Observation-Disclosures Register.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04

o. HARDWARE SToRE.-We have nc
elected 10 slate that tho room in which
Mr.. E. Shaler has his Hardware Sore,
owned by Mrs. Virginia Mouldsr. has re-
-ep,!y undergone refliing. pspering.
pair ting. &C., BY the ssillful mechanics
Msssss. VIM. G.. Small. John Walters,
John G. Unseld and John EMERSON. 1t
Is now very handsome and convenient
s,ore room, none better adapted 10 bust
usss IN town Mr.. Shsler has recently
replenished his stock OF Hardware which
10 will Oppose OF at reduced prices. lie
has everything in the Hardware line for
euslonei.. Give him call before pur
chs.ing else here.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04

&C. The Ladies Fair. for the benefit
Of the ". E. Church, South, which bad
been in progress FOR some ten oriWelse
days. in this Place, was brought 10 close
on New Years night. realizing some
S5so.oO. The following is a card Of
thanks by the ladies':
The Ladies'. managers OF the FaiT OF
he ~. L. Church, South. lately held in
This place. take pleasure in acknowledge
ing tie liberal patronage extended tn
them by the citizens OF the town and
surrounding couairy, through whose gen.
s,o.ily their enterprise has formed on, to
ss every way success. BY order Of
lsp3 TIE COMMITTEE.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04

MsDIREcTID Misunderstanding 10
the Postmaster Generals report. not less
than million letters were mailed last
year without signatures. and misdirected,
so badly directed. that the address was to-
tally uninteIigible-ihese we're Destroyed.
More than a million and a-hslf o,hers-
l,6l ,6s6-were restored TO their writers
by the care of the desd-letier Office. Thu,
ii seems that at least two and s.hslf mil.
lions Of mistakes were made IN an opera.
ton which one would Thick likely 10 en-
list The sufficient care OF the writer, the
addressing Of letter. These letters con.
tanned nearly $4,000 in money, bills
OF exchange. deeds. checks. &c.. 10 The
value Of over $4,000. 900, and over a.
900 contained photographs. jeweIEy, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04

&C. DoN'T BURN YOUR FINGERS, but GO
10 the Drug Store end get the celebrated
Comet Burner which fits any ordinary
lamp and only costs ten cents more than
the common burner. Chimneys only
Is els. These burner, give much more
brilliant light than the old ones end con.
sumo about one half the quantity of oil in
the same time. Mr.. Burkbsr, will please
accep, our thanks for the pressn, Of a
handsome one which plsases The home
folks very much.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04

If TEE LADI's FRIEND ron JuvAu-
Two fnely executed Steel Engravings LEAD O
The January number oftbis Queen Of the heht
lies One 10 called Ny Household, snd n'
young husband certainly seems TO DO very ssH
satisfied with bis treasures. The other eDgrir
ing is Dutch Skating Scene, and " very ,sr
enable and appropriate. The Fashion Pl,Ia
are really superb, being highly eoloIsd. II.
music-M Moonlight wsliz-spesks for issh
The literary department is controlled BY ih'
most popular writers. Great Inducements ere
offered to new subscribers. Price with CO.
grariDg) 90, so year. Ladys Friend and os'
copy Of Saturday Evening Post land oos en'
graTing) s4,0o. Address Descon q PslsnOe'
$40 Walnut Street, Philsdelphia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04

%, 1t was our good fortune 10 be pres.
sni at an entertainment and supper given
by the members Of Mount Nebo Lodge,
A. F. & 4. M,sons, Of hi, place. on
New Years nigh, q, the Hotel of Capt.
J.P. 4 EpIer. Il is needless 10 slate
tvs, Nine Hos, had prepared rePsst
which could not be exeel.ed. and for
which hs is so extensively proserbisl.
Quite q number Of the members Of the
Lodge were present a. we'll as several
members Of Equality Lodge Of Martins.
eurg After all had partsken sump,uous-
~ Of the well-Elled ,sbles and sparkling
.i,nd., The company returned to the par
Tor. when short but appropriate speeches
we're made at The solicitation OF the as
ssmbiy, By Il. II, Blackburn, Esq, of
Msrtin.burg, and Cspt w. II. Morrow,
Of This place. which elected considerable
applause. Every person present seemed
TO enjoy themselves exceedingly. The
u,mo.t good hamor prevailed and every
thing passed OF pleasantly. At an early
hour the company departed for their re-
speclire homes, feeling glad tina, they
were permitted to Partake Of so psla'able
supper. and hoping that the Captain
may be spared TO serve them smother OF
lie same sort" upon recurring New
Years night.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04

Huss1cUTT THE lNcENDIARY The
Virginia papers come to US with aspeech
which was delivered by the notorious
Hunnicuu. delivered to the negroes in
Richmond few nights since. Among
other things ",here is" said he, "corn
and wheat and -four and bacon, and tur.
keys, and chickens, and wood, and coal,
in the State, and The coIored people would
have them before they would slsrve -
He said many o1hcr things equally bad.
W hen asked BY some one in the crowd
why he bad voted against the freedmeh's
bureau in the convention, he answered
that he had done so because there were
bad men connected with it. The Rich
mond Examiner calls upon General Scbo-
field 10 suppress Hunnicuii.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
PRor,rs Orr OF THE MIsFoRTuNEs OF

PROFITS Our OF THE MIsFoRTuNEs OF
OTHERs.-The following, from the Sa-
vannah Republican, tells its own story 4:
HinesuiUe. Liberty Co., Ga. Dec. TO-.
A sale has taken place at this county seat
tha, 40 we'll marks the extreme depres'
sion in the money market that send you
the particulars. Gel. Quarterman, Of
this county, deceased, and his executor,
Judge Festler. was compelled TO close the
estate. The property was advertised. as
required by law. and on las, court day it
was sold. A handsome residence al
slthourville, with ten scTes attached.
outhouses and all The necessary sppenda.
ees OF frst-class planters residence.
were sold for sixty dollars. The pur-
chaser was sgeht Of the freedmen's b.
resu. His plantation, four hundred and
fifty acres OF prime land, brought one
hundred and fifty dollars sold TO Mr..
Fraser. Sixty.six acres Of other land,
near Walthourville. brough, three dollars;
purchaser, Mr.. w. d. Bacon. These
were still bona fle sales. II was court
day, and a large concourse OF people
were present. The mos, Of them were
large property owners. but really had
mol five dollars in their pockets, and Of
consequence would not bid, as sales were
for cash.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-01-04
The New Year.

Weduesday ushered into exi.tence the
frs, dav Of The New Ycsr-ls69. We
have reason 10 feel proud and thankful
for the many benefits end blessings we
have enjoyed during the past yea'-and
on entering on the threshold OF another
busy period in the history Of lime, while
the sspecr may be d.couraging in some
respects. il present. glorious prospects
in many others. This great nation Of
ours If properly united and governed with
wisdom and foresight. is bound 10 become
the greatest and frsesl and most enlight'
ened on earth; the home Of The oppressed.
and the asylum OF all men who love !:ber'
~. DOR vast praries, onr extensive nv
eI., our towering mountains. and rich and
varied soil, extending over boundless
extent of country from the Atlantic 10 The
Pacific. E.ih the characteristics go aheada-
liveness OF the American people, is al
rscling TO the Western Empire, over
whose land and rivers and high moun,ain
peaks floats the "Slsr spapgled Banner"
men from all nations and climes. 10 enjoy
with us the herits.e Of Life. Liberty and
Property" which our fathers achieved in
1915. We see in the future much 20 la
Dor for and enjoy-much 10 make US hap
pv and conlented. Our individual and
national prosperity lies before us. aid we
sTe invited to grasp The favorable moment
10 achieve for Us renown such as the
world has never realized in The past.
To accomplish this our rulers must be
patriots and statesmen Uho can conpre.
bend all our material interests, forgetting
and fcrgiying the errors Of the past, and
looking hopefully for the future