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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

AZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN VIRGrsn.-The
Reconstruction convention at Richmond on Fri
day last adopted the clause DISTINGUISHING all
who gave aid and comfort to the rebellion after
having taken oath to support the constitution OF
the United States as Congressman, Presdeh-
tial electors, officers in the service OF the Uni
ted States, or as executive or judicial officers
of State. Those officers of State specified
besides the higher ones ARE all judges and clerks
Of courts, commonwealth attorneys, sherltiS,
constables revenue officers, commissioners,
magistrates, overseers of the poor, mayors, city
councilmen, -four and tobacco inspectors, cor
oners, &c. An amendment 10 modify the mean
ing OF aid and comfort so as TO except acts Of
of kindness by parents TO their sons in the So
called Confederate army, or voting for the Sc
eession ordinance, was defeated.
The clause was adopted-ayes 40, nays %.
Another clause adopted disfranchisDg
all officers in the rebellion above first lieuten-
ant in the army end above the rank of master in
the navy. On this last clause conservative re-
fused to vote at all, saying he would commit
perjury by so doing. 4 motion to expel him for
contempt was laid on the table.
Upon this subject the Winchester Times, thus
calls upon tie white citizens Of the Valley =
White men Of the Valley-all of you, whether
native or from abroad, we call upon you TO or
ganize forthwith to resist and overthrow the ac-
cursed party which seeks to rob YOU Of your
property and subject you to negro rule. There
can be no peace IN Virginia until this vile, intol-
Grant and black hearted party is defeated.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

o. Commission HOUSE,. Josiah
Carpenter. 442 Washington street New
York city. advsrli,es that he has opened
general com mission house. lie solicils
consignmenn from farmers and others in
the Vslhy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE m "A RhET.
FLOUR-aowafd stree, Suprr9 50ss
1000; do. Extra Shipping 10 75ssll !;
do. High Grades Ii 1881 IS; do.
Family IL 5ossl3 90.
WHEAT-White a, 80 60, 81 go.
and SO. as 10 quality choice red at e..
90. and prime at 80 so.
C0RN-Choice white sisl Ia, sDd
yellow at 81 Is; The market closed doll
at 81 IL for white. and s 4 is best offer
for yellow.
GOLD-Gold is quoted both in New
York and Baltimore al 1894
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
We Study to Please.

T HAVE now on hand, large and complete
l. stock of LADIES' SHOES, OF my own make,
Calf and Morocco. also manufacture all kinds
OF Boots and Shoes TO order. / have a large
Stock Of Eastern Work which am selling very
low in order TO make room for my Spring Stock.
Call soon If you want Bargains. A fine assert
ment OF Cigars and Tobacco. TERMS CASH.
March IA j. 5. FLEMING.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

o. The Lutheran Church q, Harrison.
burg, vas rededicaled TO the service OF
Almighty God. on Sunday, the card ul,.
The Rev. J. |. Miller, Editor OF the Lu.
theran Visitor. al S,suntoh. preached the
dedication sermon, 10 one Of the lsrgesi
congregations ever assembled in ,hs,
plscc
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

The Southern Relief Society Of Talbot
county. Md. have donated S25 10 Mrs.
Mumford, OF Tennessee, whose husband
wa. hung al New Orleans By order Of
Gen. Butler. Mrs. NJ. is said TO be in
very destitute circumstances.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

o. GRADUATED Among the recent
graduates of the University 81 Mary land.
Medical School. Baltimore, last week. We
noiice the name Of our townsman N. d.
Baker. He graduated with high honors.
and we congratulate The young Dr.. upon
the event
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

o. SxoKlNo ToBAcco.-H. NJ. Bill.
lings has the hes, Smoking Tobacco in
town. Our Jours say so, and they con.
slider themselves goodindge', Call there
and procure the srliels,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

Rev. DR.. Whiule. Of Louisville having
accepted the Office Of Assistant, Bishop Of
Virginia. in the Protestant Episcopal
Church. Bishop Johns has proposed his
con'eera,ion 10 take place on Thursday.
April 3oth, in ST. Paul's Church, Alexsn.
dris.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
@@TprVALLrY Towss.-The editor

@TBE VALLEY TowNs.-The editor
Of the S.auh,on Trginion, in recent
number Of the, paper, gives brief de.
scrip,ion Of each one Of the Valley towns,
gathered from "Kercbevsl's History Of
the Valley" and then adds few words
oil his own which are often very wide Of
the truth in giving the populations. We
give few specimens as follows
Shepherdstown, Jefferson County, on the
Potion &c, was established in 1862. 1t was once
called Mecklenburg, and is l2 miles above Har-
per's Ferry. 1t was laid off by Capt. Thomas
Shepherd, and was first settled by German me-
chanics. II is remarkable as being the place
where the first steam boat was constructed.
In 1888, James Rcmsey built boat there,
which was propelled by steam against brisk
current. Some Of the remnants of the ma
chinery are still in the town. Shepherdstown
is now the county-seat of Jefferson, so-called,
Like Charlestown, she was "Knight who de-
Tended the outer gate" and deserves all the
prosperity she has seen since the war, Her pop
ulation is about 900.
The man who says this town has only
900 inhabitants, is but a poor hand at
guessing, or else has never visited it.
|. contains nearly 1900 inhabitants at
present. We would advise our friend
TO make another guess.
In speaking Of Charlsstown he says (;
Charlestown, Jefferson County, was estab-
lished in October, l7s6. 1t was laid OIL by
Col, Charles Washington, brother Of Gen. Geo.
Washington, on 80 acres of his own land. 1t
was named after the Christian name Of its orig
nal proprietor. 1t is situated on the W, r.
Railroad, and has about 1900 inhabitants, 1t is
noted for the high tone of its society and Of its
unbounded hospitality. Its birth and bringing
up, proves it O first class town; its enterprise
and devotion now will make it second to no
town in the Valley Of Virginia. We hope 9TH
er Valley towns will not be hurt at this notice
Of Charlestown. She is supposed 10 belong TO
West Virginia at present, Sir Waller Scott
said, land il he didn't, he should have done so,)
that "the knight who protects The outer gate
of the Castle, deserves the most honor, and
then our friend Major ". J, Hawks, chief COM
missary for Stonewsll Jackson, lives there,
Here he makes another wild estimate
as regards the population Of the town.
Beall OF The Spirit states that The inhsb
iishls number 1900.
He speaks Of Martinsburg as follows:
Martinsburg, Berkeley County, was estab-
lished by law in October ITS. Adam Stephen
ESQ, laid of 100 acres Of land for 1t and called
it after Col. T. B. Martin. 1t is on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad ADD has 1000 inbabit-
ants now.
Here the editor OF the Trginian makes
the wildes, estimate Of all in regard to the
population Of MaItnsburg. We believe
it's population is about 5000.
II our friend Of the Nrginian cannot
more accurately estimate The populations
of the different towns Of The Valley, we
would advise him 10 "dry up"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

@ GIoARs.-We are under obliga-
iions 10 our friend J. S. Fleming for a
pile Of excellent Cigars placed upon our
table DAY or two since. They were OF
the simon pure brand, and We would re-
commend all smokists who wish pure
and highly favored article TO call upon
friend Joseph.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

The Singer Sewing Machine.
PHIS Machine has been greatly impro-
4 ved-has al the Improvements. Hem
mer. Brsider. Corder. Binder. Tucker,
QuilreT and Trimmer. Itisvery simple
and easy 10 manage. Call and examine
il. J. S FLEMING, Agent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
FOUR GOOD -
Farm Horses, Il

among them THREE Mich COWS.
/ good Farm Wagon. 4 sells OF good va.
gon Harness. | Spring Wagon and lIsr-
ness, ! Sleigh. 3 Bushare Plows. Of
them nsw;2 Double Shovel Plovs.
Harrow. Whea, Drill. Forks, Rake,,
Grain Cradles. Moving Srylbss sns
other tools useful on a farm. Also
Household & Kitchen Furniture,
quite an assortment. and many other Or
iIcles.
TERMS.-A credi, Of Six month,
will be given on oil ssms over $40. tho
purchaser giving bend with approved sc.
curly, and il the notes srs NOT paid pune.
iuslly q, maturity interest will be charged
from date. Sums OF clio and under. ire
Cash will be required. No properly 10
be removed until the terms OF sale ere
complied with. o.. Sale 10 commence
at 10 o'cloek. A. NJ.
n. ID. BAKER. Executor.
G. ID. MeGlincy. Auciioueer.
March IL. 1863. 2w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

aS- LIST OF LBrTEEs,-Our young
friend and worthy Postmaster. NJ. b.
Baker, Of this place. handed US the fol-
lowing list of dead letters remaining in
the Post Office. which we publish for the
benefit of those interested. II not lifted
within two weeks from this date, they
will be forwarded 10 the dead letter office
Q. Washington city. Persons calling for
any Of the following will stale tia. they
are advertised as dead letters -
Geo. Brockson, Samuel Badger, Rob
eri E. Craiphill. VIM. Camel, J. s. F.
Coming. C.. CAMEL. E. H. Chambers,
J. w. Chapman. John II. Cooke. VIM.
G. Elnors, Capt. J. Ben franklin, VIM.
Fulk. J. l.. Frsiley, Jacob Hartman.
Thomas G. Harris. Frank Hines. B. F.
Hess. Geo. Irwin. (col,.) John Lord. A.
M. Sands. l.. +. Lawrence, Jacob A.
Miller, James Martin. ID. l.. Miller, R.
l.. Nyson. J. w. OF, WIN. Painter. Geo.
L. Price, Geo. Reynolds. Jr.. Jacob Ru-
disill, r. Raw. Lamar Sbley, Miss Su-
san catherine. Miss Emma Donley. Miss
Mary d. Edwards. Mrs. Elizebelh Eys-
ter, Miss Ann Howard, Miss Mary J..
Hall. Mrs. E. NJ. Miller, Mrs. Sarah
Reed. Mrs. F. Taylor. John Slephins,
3sd U. s. AIRY. Champ Shepherd. Hi
ram S epnisi, John M. Siickley. Thoms 10
Tuner. Joseph Thompson. Charles
Whiting, Robert J. Wright. James Wat
kins. Henry Walten, Richsrd w. Welsh,
John J. Yellou.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

%. The March term of the Berkeley
County Circuit Court. will convene on
Monday next the 10Th instant.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

o. Ma. Lucas ADDREss.-This gen.
tleman's address. delivered in the Lu.
,heran Church on Monday night last, be-
fore the Shepherdsiown Lyceum. was
very we'll received by the large audience
present. His subject was 1.-The Heroic
Death Of Woman ss Human Sacrifice. :"
The ladies were highly pleased with the
compliments paid them, and the men
smiled al the insignificant position given
them and the horrid deeds they were cup
posed to commit agaipst womankind. The
l.c,arer handled his subjec, in mastery
manner and made very favorable i'm.
preston upon the large audience pres
emf. We hope these lectures will be
continued from time TO time for the bene-
f, OF the town, and will meet with their
reward in the increased literary taste and
standing Of our commonly. ie IS
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
A CARD.

To our Friends and the Public.
WE are now adding to our large stock Of I'M
w PIGMENTS and MACHINERY, full
and complete line OF
GENERAL HARDW.aRE,
embracing BUILDERS HARDWARE, ME;
CHANCES TOOLS, and CUTLERY Of all
kinds. ,
Our stocks of SEEDS and FERTILIZERS,
are unusually FULL and are of the most approved
kinds. ...--
We are thankful for the generous patronage
hitherto extended 10 our house, and We now ask
a continuance Of that patronage TO US IN our
new enterprize, promising on our part to spare
no effort 10 merit it. Respectfully,
49,, RANSOM & DUKE.
March "a, 1868. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
PUBLIC SALE !

NlIIE undersigned Executor Of El.lo
I Baker, deces,ed, will sell at Public
Sale on The fSrm OF said deceased. 2 mileB
west Of Shepherdsiown, near VIM. e..
keSrney's, on Rocky Marsh Run, on
Monday, 23rd Of March, instant,
al The Stock and Farming Implements Of
said deceased. consisting in part as iol.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14

The WeaVHeinis Legislature has sd-
journed to meet again in extra session on
ihe secosd Tuesday in June.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
Cash ! Cash ! Cash

WE wish TO inform our customers and the
w public generally that We are doing strict
" CASH business. We buy for Cash and must
sell the same way. Our goods viii be sold as
cheap as any other house can sell them, as an
examination will prove.
Thankful for pasl Iavorswe wish coptinu-
ance Of the same.
March IL IRWIN & KEEDY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-03-14
Che Alarkets.
ShepherdstoWn Market.

Corrected weekly by d. S. Rsnteh.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
The Radicals Make a Discovery. II

]
bnSome Of tina loyal papers, says, the
Crisis, pretend TO have just discovered
that the. Negro Bureau has been fraud
upon the negroes Of the South as we'll
as the white taxpayers North, and that
it lis being used as assi a gigantic ma machine
to plunder the Treasury and the ne
groes alike. This discovery does
not possess the interest Of novelty to
those who cared to know anything
about the operations of the Bureau.
It was q, fraud in its inception, and has
been a swindle throughout, its exist
ence. It has been used for the exclu-
sive purpose Of deluding the negroes
into sustaining the white carpet bag
gers, thieves and incendiaries Of the of
the South, who enriched themselves
with plunder while bowling about
their their philanthropy, and keeping the
Northern loyal in half insane condi-
ton in reference to the ,poor poor down o,v
trodden negro. The Bureau, however,
is too big a swindle,. and too fat a
speculation for the loyal, TO be isuuslpen-
ded by the Rump; and the pious and
phalanthropic Gen. HOWARD proposes
to ask for an appropriation of few
millions more to sustain it. = '1'-'
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
A Nerro In Congress

The carpet-bag can4assers in the
Twentieth Congressional district Aof
Louisiana have declared a negro by
the name Of Manard elected to Con-
gress for the short term. If he ssiG-
ceeds in finding his way to- Washing
ton, he will!take his seat at the meet
ing of Congress next nmonth. dEh6
Goth district contains some forty par
ishes or election precincts, all largely
Democratic but in order to send this
dafkey to Washington, the returns
from sumo thirtyaseveh patishes'were
thrown out for alleged informaiities,
and the only three parishes in which
he freceivdd a majority of the vote,
were counted, thusseeari1g his eleeL
ton. Summer willprobaBly have this
darkey for a bedfeiiow the coming
winter. If heFdoes fl will be pretty
rough on the !culiud ibruddef. .9in9vno5
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03

clear from the preventive measures
which the Lawgiver established
against it; andsthe unanimous testi-
naeny of profane writer's, as Mahetho,
the Egyptian Diodonus, the Sicilihn,
Tacitus, Lysinachus, Strabo, and many
other writer's, who knew but little else
of the Jewish race than the peoples
disease, the leprosy, proves how gen.
orally and how deeply the impression
concerning it was made upon the
Egyptians. ~ > = , -Nk
This leprosy, therefore, natural
consequence of their dwelling SO
closely crowded together, their miser-
able and scaqty food, and the abuse
which was practiced against them,
became again a new cause of the same
horror. They who at first We're de-
spised as shepherds and summed, as
foreigners, were at last abhorredr as, a
pestiferoHs race. To the fear and i'll
will which the Egyptians now enter
tanned against them were added the
.loathing and most deeply impressed
scorn. They regarded themselves JUS.
titled in every species Of abuse against
men whom the wrath of the gods had
distinguished in so terrible a manner,
and they hesitated not in the least to
,wrest from them to holiest of. human
rights.
We need not wonder that cruelty
rose against them in the same degree
as the, result of this barbarous treat
ment became more and more visible,
and that their oppressors punished
them even more severely for the mis-!
cry which those same oppressors had
brought upon them. 'l N. P. j
HUDSON, Ohio. , , ',''' .'. -'''''
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
o, Honest!

:. y : :
I The way the. loyal manage MAJ things in
sBRoFN11oY's pandemonium of Tennes-
see, and how they manage to get loyal
Congressman msn if told very. frankIy an kllIy by
the loyal Cincinnati Commercial: @"In
the FeuEth District, TIL.LMANs the Re
publican candidate for Congress, has
-recieEedo The n certificate, sSHHAEE,
Democrat, had $50 majority on a
.squaFe vote but after the election was
aever there 1weFe. just enough votes
out to; declareo1 TEIIl44LMAN TEIIl44Lr4MsIAA5
elected z d And sstA il the Radicals keep
Up their bawliPg about, Democratic ii
frauds d Gotaod oj anoa 6ed bre
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
e E1p5eennsess 5eenn ! of the Gsasfsa sovssmmeatas

Expenses Of the Gsae4Sa a0vSsmmeataRv
The expenditures oftallotheg departr
ments of the Goveihmehtief the Unit
ted for aliea month Of October last,
were $2l, ,364 900. as .fOlloAs7eFGiyh
list, $4,170,30O; interest aoho public
debsi1$1, 1881 900; War Department
Sc, ,75G6O Navy Departments q ,026-
600; Interior Department of pensions
and Indians $S, ,OBa O09o yCongresgwas
not in session and the expenses'Ewere
considerably reduced during October,
but supposingif to be an gsverage for
the year we have the leziormonssum of
of $256, 1858 900, actually disbqrsed to
carry on the machinery, of the Federal
Government. This is making no cal
'culation for collections, dlossesl and
stealings, which, jnding from the past
tits fair to presume.1ianequal to- the
amount disbursed. : We haEetba sum.
of $5I2, ,736, Geo. drawn fronhithe. poeks
cts Of the peoplesGnhually, to- keep in
motion the Inachinery of this gevern-
ment..i ha.5-iHoi=8 ia III bna ,sf17a ,.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
Hear one Who Knows,

|iewiliialhnH. bseward, ia reviewing
the conduct of sks Radical, party dur
ing She last four years. sayssoW so.a
feH' Very great crimes have been com
lHflsted ihitKeu GaIneH of liberty by, the
RePublieansd III ftRed dUHiteaVStates, as
great "crifiesP We're ae6nimftted in the
sanef h0ly' mamie iBy the Freheho Re
EpuBlicaRsi the revolution efl7sssz
IsSewaFd Knows whereof he speaks.
Hel was fof1 four yearsptior 10 1850,
the leader Of the Eepdblicanrpafty,
'afdf fstil adheres't to that Organization !;
but Il Is impossible for him to shut his
eyes to the enormous crimes that have
besn committed by his o*ne partsIin'
ths name Of Liberty. y.oios omo5 'a'a
~ "a FFF ~ ~ -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
Won't Repent.

II -. ~ kOll-1 JON srEFfFf F1SflNfo- -y.ff
EsiiBenr bbRntlsEr bbRntlsEr whom whom the RADICALS
haYe elected to Congress from the s5th
! District ift iofi Massaehnsett promises; to
give the 7Rarty No little little trouble upon
the greenback question. He con
aludss oss of his recent letters letter yN as fol
gMWs ;b9mss1b l iiigfu yTsYH .e,den
TSsAss my. ri only PM n supposed : offense
Isgsinst the iRepqBlican party is an as
Isertion Of opinion nip Il that the Govern
ment might pay all. II its creditors
whether the pay due due the soldiers li3s td5EiIsa- td5EiIsa-
bbllsdr in berr service or pension, due
the NidoW whhs9,, lost her husband to
save the nations ifees or the money
loaned lbyfthe banks ban to- the nation at
fifteen Per feptf ipr interest il goIldd goIldT5=eaGh leach
Ard iall in 9ne iii kind nEdl,So of fIr money Yhen
the contract allowed it and l1tfI the illgaetw law
}aFwarded itayJ ] shall ball be- forgiven, even
jjffiiI if 4 I do dnlotI nlotI repent, which ! shall not
9do,t asrd ] iisnly zee it is Erong t9 DO
19thaEwise. Gratefully yoHrs, .;ft -
,a7p on 9so,;fnJ uS g Benz yYFsRgELER."';
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
Horrible Buteherr at Sea.

IAN ItaiiTF vessel, the Theresa5 tEed.
ing on the soast of China, was recent
u the scene of a fearful slahg er
cemrnitted by coolies. The pS eu-
lars Of this tragedy are as fol loWs
1.-THE Theresa left Macao oiAthe 9th
of February, with $50 coolies and a
cargo of silk, tea, sc. At the end OF
60 days she arrived in sight of the
shores of New Zealand. While the
Grew were occupied in the fore part
of the vessel the coolies rushed to the
cabins and seized the arms lying there.
They then attacked The crew. iii5dt III
about ten minutes a Id6zens saH5sS (Isaii
ians) were killed, hacked TO pieces, ,4and
flung into the Sea. The second mate,
who defended himself bfa9ely, res
ceived the contents Of d igaH iffed
close, to to him ~ BY ySn8i sgfior Q WHO was
forced cd b7f1th by7 tie eS6lfsasi ID 6td Somiittn tke
murder. .The boats1Waih q mats ihibaaaieI fSe-
ceived 19 " 'wWounds, and WAS put in
irons, After 80 days of horrible Sofc
ture (nails being driven into His head, )
he was killed about As honrs before the
vessel arrived OF the coast OF China. I"
After. having exterminated nearly
the whole OF the crew; theSooliesBe Bel
gan fighting among themselves and
fifty of them were killed, II IFhe,victoA
rious party then proceeded to decapi4
tate the dead, whesssheadsipa
boxes, were slowed away in the hole!
The unfortunate wife of the =eaptain
was confined between decizss and was
subjected to the most cruel tltreatEaent
The majority ofnthe cQQlies were pie
rates, and were perfectly acquainted
with the use of the compass and With
the charts 10 They cempelled d the acapo
tain toIsteerifor, the pert of Tim Pack,
On arriving here the Theresg Masf pill
laged by them, and the mandarins aid
ed in stripping the Fessel, IN this bis
condition ythe, vessel abandoned BY
the pirates, arsiyed. at Macao, having
oniboand the remainder Of the Grey,
consisting sef eight q sailors @ and ndf tF6le The
wife of the captain. snr bs,,xur told,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-12-03
.OR cial R9gistry.tsT
COUNTY oFFICERs

.1ndso,sf con,uOn nwoNp pieao.Glo IL ofcloESs' q u
Probate Judre-JAcoR W. MEL" 9lo
Prosecuting AttorneyEI .. WEsRxr ~
Co,i,tS Apditor-HrSpv n svprrrs '"d
- = sa' aaHiffr s1o
Clsfk Of Courts~ASnREw T.orsax' ns'-p'aiD."' 1ao
sberia.-HENRy, G. JrNN1nes ''hlph'7 so
REcoRnER-C w R,pprrT liz - 'i ..of $50
Coisnt1 CommissioDers ,.,- .i'ir.o3 lIFii
- - - -- As'-AA+4HsiHK akhft Ii
"ANi Jus u SoAAAD,3 ;dt .anIrIss f5aH
SUrDaSo .iJio9 rsiTsuR -,Ho
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