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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05
CHAPLINE TOWNSHIP.

William Arthur 81 50, II Armstrong 50,
Wesley Bumhall &c, Geo Burk 2 80, VIM l..
Burd 10. J1mcs Branson 2 50, john Brown
80. X Burns 80, } r Campbell 3 50. Charlie
Cl1mer 50, a Craw ford 50, Dreamer Clint
2 30, Dreamer Henson 2 50, Creamer Ilopcwell
9 80, James Cook . 81, Cato Allen 9 30, John
Drew 81, jack Douglas 9 30, w Danmofe >
50, b Daniels | %, Joseph Entler 2 80, 10.
seph En,ler Jr 2 80, Philip Enllrr 2 50, Charles
Ferguson 80, Jonn Fry 9 80. Charles ForreIls
9 50, l. W Garrison 3 90, Gagchy 81, w
Grosh 9 80, Charles Harris 9 50, DAVID Harden
50, James Henry 2 80, Armstead Homes
80, JOSEPH JOrden 81, Samuel Jackson 30,
Jesse Jones 80, Benjamin LopTy 9 80, James
Lcmerd &C, { Lambert So VIM Net.
~, Louis Mitchell 9 50, Samuel Moore go,
John Myers 80, Joseph McMurr5n -, Geo
Mccan 2 80, Geo NC n nney 9 95, jack Mason
2 80, Moses Myers Q 80, RI McGIincy 50,
Anthony Preston 50, Caesar Ross 9 g. wilson
Ross 2 -, Noah Sagle 81, 4 Shaucr ~,
Jacob Shsrf 81, Top StrIplin > 50, william
Smith 2 So 4 hcPhcrd . 30. Thoma, >lrP''n
2 80, Franklin Sagie 50, EphrsIm Ia}.of2
81, James Ta,lOr 2 80, Charlie, TufneT ~,
John I'nscld 80, James Washington , 30,
Robert While 80 David Washington 2 10.
Dan Washington 2 80, Wash Wilkinson z ~,
Waters 9 81, Joseph iOniL %.
bully AK lDN NSUlP.
JONES w Aune ; IS. Wm B"am.n
80. S.mul Bsat'r 2 81. e. u Bugg
2 so. Francis Bsiemsu 3 II. John Bate
msn so. William Bsiemsn 2 81. John
a Brooks 3 %, John Berlin 3 81. Eliza
BscrsfI 10. John X Cofbin 3 50. Ed Gun
mlngs 3 II, Geo IS Chambers 2 81, SIN
ple,on Chambers 81 William Chambers
l8, john DDhlwiller 2 so. Alfred ID
wards Q 81. IIsmuct Eichsiberger 3 &C.
Owen Finnegan 2 so. Wesley Gordon
2 81, Jane Gore 2 81. Nm Green 3O.
John " HeaIu Q 60. Charles Hoddino'
2 so, Morgan Harris 2 80, John Han
bIeton 2 81. Rein Hubbard 2 e. faac
Harrison ; 81. John IS lIambieinn 2 90.
" n TTa,s 337. James .Iscs.ey 2 II,
p.,,;,k Higgins 3 II, Oven HigRIn.
IN william DICKSON 2 81, Joseph
Keyssr $50. Jo,egh Kmby 2 80, Flank
Lee 50. vina Lee 50. A'thor c Lewis
, az F,.rnus Lucas 2 80. Charles Levi.
2 o5. John Lily Q so. 4 VI Msrqoeu 2
Of. William Mcclure 3 u. lanes W
M.rlsu 2 50. 4 Mar.sn . 80. Thomas
Msrlsu so, Thompson Myers . 81.
James Musgroye 2s4. I'aac Msnhews
Q &C, Clara Miller 81, John Morrison
2 OIL. John Osburn Q "a. Samuel Pitcher
2 81, Samuel Robers2 so. Wu Redmsn
2 II. Wm Redman jr., 9 so. Jobn A
Roderick so, John Reed so. Thomas
RedmsR ? 50, walker RobiGson 2 90,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

The Corner Stone Of The VI f.. Church
South, in progress Of erection, in this
place, Rev. Mr.. Coo, Pastor, will be laid
on
Thursday, September I7h, 1868,
by Caledonia Lodge, No. 4. !. o. o. f,
OF this plGco. limitations have been OK.
tended to sister lodges Of The |. o. o. +.
and TO M. N,bo Lodge, No. 81, A. f.
& A. W.. Independent Order Of Red
Men, German Association, Good Tenn
plars, Friends Of Tcmpcranre, and other
Lodges and Councils, 10 participate in
the ceremonies Of the occasion. which
promises to be Of very attractive char
0c,Pr.
A fine Band Of Music will be in slien.
dance.
J.P. Hill. Chief Marshal Of the day.
al are invited TO come.
By order.
COMMITTEE.
September 5, 1868. 2t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

o. A Republican Mass Meeting is ad-
veriised To come OF in this place on
Wednesday next, the OH Instant. A
mong tho speakers announced, are Hon.
w. + Stevenson, candidate for Governor;
Hon. G.. ID. Hubbard, aud Messrs. H. II.
Blackburn, Joseph A. Chapline and G.
f. Stubs,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

The Uickedest Man in New Fork
Tie wickedesi man in New York has
assuredlo broken up his haunt Of vice,
whatever else may be said Of him or his
motive, or his purpose or intention. He
put in his appearance at the Howard Ms.
sion yesterday and after TIE service. an
nounced in the presence Of the multitude,
tina, lis house (,he Ua'er street dance
house, had been closed on Saturday
night. and so help him God, it should
never be opened again. He expressed
grief for his past misdeeds, and deter
mina.ion 10 live so that he might retrieve
them. After lis place was closed, at
midnight Of Saturday, prayer meeting
was held in the very room where so
many scenes of dissipation had taken
place.-N. T. Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

o. The Free Press Of this week con-
tains list of Capt. Geo. W. Humphreys
company in the war Of 1912. which
marched to the White House on the Po-
tomac below III. Vernon, Sept, ,, 1914.
and on The morning Of the 9Th a skirmish
took place with British Naval rsiiing
party IN which the company los, one Kill
led and four wounded. The company
served only thirty days. and after 81 years
the following are the only survivors OF ~
members. viz: Richard McSherry, VIM.
Slrider. Humphrey Keys, VIM. Crow,
John Hyatt, Jacob Fouke and John S
Ga,laher.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

@+A Tournamen, took place al Groves
warehouse near Sharpsburg, Md on
Friday last. q, which Miss Ellie Fiery
was chosen Queen by Frank. Grove,
Knigh, of Beech " God; and Misses Shave
ly,Molie Shafer and Jennie Foley, Maids
OF Honor. by Knights Beautiful S'ar' f.
Graves; Miller's Bottom, A. K. Miller;
and Rolia, E Shaler. The address was
delivered by Lewis Blackford, ESQ. The
dancing was kept up Until late in the eve
ming, and all wen, merry as marriage
bell"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

eS~ The spirit of improvement is be-
ginning 10 be demonstrated in our town.
The Lutheran Church and Parsonage are
rapidly approaching completion, whilst
the workmen are engaged in laying the
foundations for church edilice for the
nj. f. Church, South, and dwelling
house for DR.. John Reynolds. Let the
spirit continue.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

G% PERsoXAL.-We had the pleasure,
a few days ago, Of receiving hearty
shake Of the hand from our old friend is.
p. II. Siaub, Eco of Baltimore, former
" of Msrtnsburg. Dick was on his
way 10 Baltimore, returning from Wheel
ing. where he had been rusiica'ing, in
company with his better half, with the
cold folks at homs," for some weeks,
which was no doubt an agreeable change
during the heated tern. Of city life to
tina, of a cool salubTious breeze OF noun
tain air. We were glad TO observe that
Dick was looking so well (hc always was
o handsome fellow at any raie) and quite
robus, and porlly. Ue have fEequrntIy
understood tina, he has been very success
full as Lawyer, in Baltimore, and was
glad to hear a confirmation OF the fact
Persons from this section having coiIec-
tons 10 be made or any business aPPer-
tanning to his profession, in the city,
would DO well to address our friend. He
can be found at Lis Office No. 48 81. Paul
Street, Baltimore.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

Wholesale PoIsoNIxG.-Upwards Of
70 children and 20 adults we're poisoned
&, Boston on Saturday last Il seems
that merchant had been engaged III Ihe
manutaclure of GATOR oil. or al least they
had some Of the refuse beans from which
the oil had been made in their possession,
and desiring 10 get rid OF the useless car
bage, deposited il in the proper ? lace to
be gathered by one of the city sca.en-
gers BY some means or other the bar
rel got overturned, and the beans were
proiusely scattered over the sidewalk.
number OF youths gathered in the vicinity
though, they had divcovered peanu, pic
mic, and of course they stuG.d Their siom.
achs with more than gen!eel efficiency.
The story that peanuts were plenty IN
Friend streets, and they. too, IN turn, par.
took generously OF the beans. Some OF
them crammed their pockets, started Tor
home, and Toasted their parents. All OF
this was done in the space ol 80 hour,
perhaps less /; but inside Of another hour
the whole neighborhood was taken VIC.
len,ly sick, especially the Juvenile portion
of il. Physicians were Summoned ct
once, aud for a time the symptoms OF the
numerous patients seemed 10 battle them.
All OF the sufferers vomiied freely, and
were in great pain. Some were pulseless'
others turned black and blue in the face,
and there was every indication that The
cholera or some other epidemic had come
simultaneously into the neighboEhood,
The offerings Of their stomachs was most
offensive in sight and smell, and their
groans from the pains were painful TO lis
ten to. Some or 8 cases only proved
fatal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

RoRRIBLE OUTRAGEs BY NEGROEs. -
On the lSh Of August nine negroes broke
into Mrs. Marks house, near SWANS
Mil. North Carolina, violated her and
her little daughter, and. as the latter
screamed, they tore her tongue from her
mouth, and finally beat out her brains a.
game, the jamb Of the Fireplace. They
then killed Mrs. Marks lille boy, and
then set fire 10 the house. A servant who
had escaped from the house, gave tho a.
larm TO the ncighbors, who eXIinguished
the flames AMI released Mrs. Marks, who
was found insensible, and tied by her
hands and feet TO The bed. The bodies Of
the girl and boy were buried and mea-
sures were taken 10 arrest the negroes
who were supposed 10 be secrcted in the
woods.
A Lady going 10 Capon few weeks
since. says the Winchester Times in
parting with her husband at the Faylor
Hotel, got of the following in one breath:
"Goodby, Will; write to mo every day,
won't you 2 I'll exPcc, letter three times
a week any way. Take good care OF my
Sunday Schoo! class, for I'll want it when
| come back. If Miss Smith calls don't
give her over Fifty cents, for We have TO
support our own church. you know.
Don't forget to bring my silk dress and
MY other shoes. Come ps soon as ycu
can. Goodby. Don't forget your cane,
and lot your moustachc grow"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

o. Rev. Dfr. Bedinger, Pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church Of this place, having
returned from tour through the States
of Kentucky. Illinois and Ohio, will
preach in the Prcsby terrain Church on to-
morrow Sunday morning, q, the usual
huur
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05
De- We learn that Judge L. p. w

Dc. We learn that Judge L. p. w.
Balch. died a, his residence near Lee
town in this county, on Friday last He
eSw,s Judge Of the Circuit Court Of this
Is ooun,y during the year 1865. lie was
sboas, 80 years Of age, and his remains
wrro INFERRED in the family burial ground
NOON his farm near Lcetown Oh Monday
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

4 lecturer was diIaling upon The power
Of the magnet. delying any one 10 show
or name anything surprising H. A hear
er dcmurred, and iDsianced P young lady
who urtd 10 attract him thirteen miles eV-
rry Sunday.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

G5a The THIRD Quarterly Meeting for
Shepherdsrown Circuit, NJ. +. Church,
South. will be held as Bush Meeting,
at Unionvile. commencing tomorrow
Sunday the OH of September. The
Presiding Elder, Rev. Mr., Baird, will be
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

o. A Grand Tourney and Basket Pic
Mic will be held at Bllmyer's Mill on
Saturday the l2th If September. A big
time is expected.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

IL John S. Miller, of Yolo County, Cali
fornia, formerly of this County, will accept our
thanks for San Francisco papers, received.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

hs. ARRIvALs.-The following is a
list of arrivals at the En,er Hotel, of this
place. J. p. A. Ender. Proprietor, for
the week ending Wednesday last:
Thursday, .9ug. 27.-Ssmucl Clarke.
Charlestown. N. S. U'hi,e, de-. FL. l..
Heiskell, do, H. H Blackburn. Martins.
burg, Il. G. Burkhar,. Jefferson County,
John l.. Tophsm, Baltimore. Joseph
Myers IL wife, Jefferson County. Town
er Schley, do, DR.. p. A. Bennett, Bal
iimore.
Friday. .Aug. 2s.-Charles Spear,
Ghamber,burg, Pa. James Welslagcr d
wife, Baltimore, A +. U'ilson. Ports
mouth. DIR. II. c. Beckham. Jefferson
County, John F. Foley. do, Miss Ginnie
Foley, DO, Montgomery Mcfarland ,
Winchester, Vs., Miss Fannie Mcfarland,
DO,
Saturday. .Aug. 26.-S. Mel. By
ingion, Washington, A. IL. Asquith'
Chsrles,own, A. J. Smith, do, Lind F.
Curiie, Jefferson County, Lee il. Molor,
do, J. II. UllIs. Hsgers,own, Md,
Sunday. .Aug. 3O.-John ". Twieg'
Cbewsvile. Md, J. Hyberger, Md, H.
G. HslTner & lady, Marlinsburg, J. t..
Slimpman, e. lady. Co., Charles Schei'
Shepherdsiown, Will Staley, Jefferson
County.
Monday, .Aug. 3l.-Willism Pyle
Clarke county. Va, Robert Pyle, do,
Thomas p. Bard. Baltimore, TowneF
Sohley, Jefferson county. n. K. Lynch
NJ. D., Philadelphia. II. G. Hammond
Petorsville. Nd, George S. Kennedy
Shsrpsburg, Md.
Tuesday, Sept. Henry G. FerIoli'
Franklin county, Pa, Towner Schley'
jefferson county, George Koonce, HOr-
per's Ferry. Rich c. Hebb, Albany, Ga.
Wednesday, Sept. John ". S!rlne'
Marsnsburg, II. Tabler, do, G. F. Turn.
or, Chsrles,own.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

eS- Rule Day on Monday next The 9Th
instant
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

o. The Building Association will
nee, this evening al o'clock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

Amos Andrews. OF Lowell, Mass.. " no
is now seVenty.ss'sn years old. has been
a hermi, for twenty-five years. He dwels
in solitude on northumberland noun
tain. some three or four hundred feet high,
which is called by his name, and cult.
Yates ihefe fruit and maple orchards.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

G5, The following is list Of letters
remaining in the Post office in this place,
for the month ending August 3lst:-
NIrs. Mary G. Ar,hor, Henry Bedin.
ger, Mrs. Virginia Barrett, Allison Craw.
ford. NJ. g Howell, Albert Jones. Rich
ard Estes, Miss Emma G. McCaT'er,
Elizebs,h More, Joseph Riddlebarger,
.Nr. Wade.
E1 OysTERs.-We invite attention 10
the advertisement Of Mr.. James Wesla-
ger. Oyster Packer, AZ South Liberty
Street, Baltimore. Mr.. w. paid us q
personsIle visit q few days since and as
sured US :hat he can furnish tho trade Of
this community with better and tresher
oysters. upon cheaper terms, than nny
house in the city. We have also heard
Of this house being highly recommended.
and We would advise dealers of this com-
muni,y to give Nj. w. trial.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05
Che Alarkets.
ShepherdstOWn Market,
Corrected vtekly by D. S. Rcri,h.
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIHORT MARKET.
FLOUR.-Howa,d Street Super 90
s99 so; b.. family II 50asl3 so.
WHEAT.-Prime white Is quoted 81
g 55. and choice red s,2 G0as2 60.
CORN.-Pr.ue while IL 81 25-yel.
low is quoted al 23ssl %.
GOLD.-Gold ia quoted both in New
York and Bsl'inor. at I44s.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

O.. The Republican Senatorial Con-
rention, held ON Wednesday last. in Mar
iinsburg, renominsed J. +. lloke, ESQ,
for the State Senst'.
The County Convention on the same
day nominated II. II. Blackburn, esq.
for Prosecuting Attorney. and Me'srs.
&oulI and Taher. the present members,
for re-elecaon To the Legislature. and Sea-
man Garrett. Tor County Recorder.
O.. \ Concert and Basket Pic Nc
will be given By The Vocal Music Class
Of keedysviIle, Washington County,
Md, to-day, Saturday. tie 5th, on the
"OId Camp Ground" near that place.
The kecdysvlle Silver Comet Band. and
Orchestra Bands wIll be 10 attendance
Or. Tobey Of Hag,rs,own, will address
the assembly. The procession Will be
formed ia keedysv,lIe.
La Grange Lodge, !. o. o. f., Of
Boon .borc. will also hold BasaeI Pic
Me at the same place, on Saturday the
i9lh Of September. The public are INV
ted TO sIIend
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05
The Rosrcrans MissiOn-Gen. Lees
Views In Response.


A CORRESPONDENT OF The Richmond
Wing, who vas the GrsI give any deci-
Jcd information in regard 10 the confer
ence OF General Rosecrans with prominent
Suu,herners. in letter dated White Sui
phur SPRING., Virginia, August 27'h says
General RJsecrans addressed letter to
General Lee and others in which he pro-
pounded rundry inquiries 10 General Lee
among others, VIII, Their we can hope for
sny permaAen, pesce and prosperity I'M
der the present congressional plan oil re-
construction. which surrenders 10 the con.
troll of negroes and few whites nearly all
Of the Southern States; whether, II the
whites were all eniranchised and gwen
TO the control Of the South, they would
treat the negroes Justly and kindly, etc.
General Rosecrans requested General
Lee TO confer with other leading Southern
generals and civilians, and obtain their
views in connection with his own.
A careful and well-digesied statement
was prepared, addressed TO Genera! Rose
Grams, in reply to his letter. All the par
ties 10 the conference signed il, and Others
are expected to do so. After General
Lees name came that OF BoaureGard, and
the signature Of Stephens, OF Georgia is
third on the list. General Lee, in bis re-
ply, states that he believes the people Of
The South sincerely desire pesce and
restoration OF the Union. He does not
think il possible that the country can pros
por Y lille the control and management OF
The governments otthe States Of the South
remained in the hands OF the negroes and
2 few whites. and while The mass OF men
representing intelligence are DISTINGUISHED.
lie believes if tho whites are relieved OF
all political disabilities, and thereby given
ascendency, that they will, if left TO
themselves, treat the negroes with kind-
ness, forbearance and justice. The Sou
thern people. in HE opinion, regard the
qceslions Of slavery snd secession as set
Ned finally by the war. and they have no
disposition or inclination 10 re-establIsh
the one or again Try the other.
|, is the unanimous wish, says Gen.
Lee. Of the Southern people thai We shall
have lasting peace. The people of the
South have the greatest interest in having
a good and stable government, that will
protec, them in their rights and property,
and under which they may 60 to work
properly, and with the confidence that
whatever thew NAV accumulate by their
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05
Public Sale !!

HAVING concluded TO quit farming. |
IL will sell al my residence 3 miles South
east Of Shepherdstovn, on Rst,Ie Snake
Run.
On Thursday, 10th September,
1868. the following property to Wit:
HEAD OF GOOD farm
Horses and Mares,
3 MIX COHS. q
head Of Young Cattle. 49,
6 head Of Fat Csule. -
lG head Of Sheep,
3 Brood SUws,
) Shosts,
stand Of Bees, barshesr pillow, 3
singh shovel plows, double do, ! bar.
row, corn coverer, 2 grain cradles, .
moving scylhes, iour-horso plan,a'ion
wagon, 9o-horse wagon, selts Of va
gon gears, 3 sets Of PIow gears. breast
chains, spices, streicher', double and
single trees. one.horse sleigh. 2 strands
Of Bells, pair grain ladders. | len plate
stove, | cooking stove, about
20 Bushels Of Seed Wheat,
very PRIME article about 10 tons Of
HAY. timothy and clover; also my share
being 'hrse 6itns # the growing crop Of
CORN. on 25 acre. of land
TERMS-The iced wnest and fsl cat
tie vii be sold for cash. on the other
properly a credit ii six months will be
given on al sums over $40. note and APP
proved security required; The noIes to
bear inierest from date, bot II paid pune
lualy wien due the interest will be re-
mt,ed. Sums OF $40 and under cash.
No property removed UnIl settled for.
h@S.le 10 commence ct 10 O'Clock.
EMANUEL MILLER.
G. D. McGlincy. Aucnoncer.
September ), 1868. !!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05
Another Supply,

T AM now opening some handsome
| C.iLICOES for fall and winter Al.
so CANTON and WOOL PLANNED
which offer at low prices.
sept ) J. !. GIBSON.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

&C. lis now fixed fact, says tie Ha'
gerslowu Herald. that the Franklin Rail
road will ba extended 10 the chesapeake
and Ohio Canal. nesr WilliamsPor', at the
earliest practicable moment Proposals
for the grading and masonry OF the ex-
tension will be received until the 10Th Of
September. l, is the intention OF the
company to complete the roadby the 18th
of May next.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

A western editor requests of his sub
scribers who owe him more than six
years subscription, TO send him lock Of
their hair so that he may know that they
arc still living.
&C. We fear tina, some OF our subscri-
boss are dead, judging from the fact that
we have mol heard from some Of them for
three years. If wo don, soon receive
intelligence Of their whereabouts, We shall
be compelled to publish their names un.
der our Obituary heading as dead heads"
,,,.a
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

What may DO called successful a.
tempt has been made 10 introduce NE
European system of gambling saloons in
to this country. AT one OF our most fash
ionable watering places an institution Of
ibis kind already exists, and is in -four.
ishing condition. No secrecy is attempt
ed but tho place is entirely open 70 the
public, so that even ladies' attend as look
ere on. Wines and cigars ere supplied
in abundance. and almost every feature Of
the Baden-Baden bells is exhibited.
What next?
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

n ROUND Plaster for ssle BY
y Snyder. LINK d Osborn,
sfpi5 D-iAe.tS Depot
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

TEST OATH IN Missouri 1t will be
remembered that the TEST oarhs" ut
tempted TO be established by the Missouri
Legislature, were, couple of years ago,
declared by the Supreme Corr, Of the
United States, unconstitutional, The
State Court of Missouri, like the State
Cour, of West Virginia. in a similar case,
disregarded the decision Of lhe United
States Supreme Court But recently an
other case has been brought before the
Missouri Court Of Appeals aud in conclu.
ding their opinion the Court declares
"this par, of the Constitution TO be in
substance bill Of pains and penalties, and
go far unconstitutional ard void"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

g. Maginley & Carroll, proPrc'ors Of
the Circus which exhibited at Charles
town, on Tuesday last, gave Mr.. Harri-
son Lloyd $40 towards the erection Of
the new NJ. f. Church, South, Of this
place. A commendable donation from
Circus men.
p. S.-The Free Press states tina, the
managers contributed $50 in aid Of the
Confederate Monument proposed 10 be
erected al Charlesiown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

The widow Of Gen. Miramon, who was
executed along with the Arrhduke Maxi.
milan, has applied to the King and
Queen Of Belgium for he performance of
Maximiian's wish that the Princess
ChsIloue, his wife, now insane, should
support Mirsmon's family and educate his
children. The request has been referred
to the Emperor Of Austria.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-09-05

&C. fyou wan, fast rate family Sew
ing Machine, cheap. call on c. Moore
Eniley, 81 this place.