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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04
Editorial Breyities.

Mrs. George Sperow has sold her farm
near Falling w alters, Berkeley county, 10
Mr.. Levi Spitznogle, for $500.
Rev. NJ. L. Cutler, in taking charge OF
the Lutheran congregation Of Msr'nsburg
will preach hi, Introductory sermon 10.
morrow, Sunday, 9th instant.
The beautiful brick mansion, known as
"Hin-ToP," belonging to Robert 4.
Gray, Esq., situated near the North cas-
tern verge Of the corporate limits Of Har-
risoDburg, was destroyed BY fire on Mon
day week.
The Winchester markets at this time
sre very we'll supplied both with meats
and vegetables. Pork 10 whoesaed at
10 to IL cents per pound, Beef from 8
to 0 according TO quality.
In lie Rockingham court, after a most
thorough and searching investigation Of
the evidence and able argument by coun-
sci, Col. f. J. Armstrong has been ac-
Quilted OF tie alleged ielonious killing oil
Marin l.. Shank. ..
OCe hundred and fifty bishops nave
already arrived sl Rome from all paris OF
lhe world.
The city OF Mexico is spoken OF ss be-
ing one OF the bss, show places known.
With population OF 900, 900, there are
eight theatres.
Washington dispatches state tha, he
Cuban cause is declining and that the ln-
surgenls arc now not IN possession Of
single town.
The Louisville Journal fsceIioCsly
says:-We are told by an English paper
that 1.-The Marquis oil Bu,e's butler hang
ed himself The other day because he i'm
agined the plate had been stolen" We
have Butler in this country who would
not hang himself when hs knew tie p ale
had been stolen.
1t, is stated tha, body of fresh water
as large as Lake Ontario has recently been
discovered sbou, thirty miles to ihs north
of Lake Superior.
Mr.. Jack Strsiton, Of Bedford county,
Va, is 70 years old, has no one 10 assist
him on the farm, and has made 30. bush
els Of wheat, over 100 bushels oats. be-
sides an abundance OF vegetables and
very good crop Of corn for The sesson;and,
best Of all, he did il by The swest OF his
own brow.
Petitions for the repeal Of the lawyers,
teachers and sui,ors' iestosth, and Tor
the removal Of all disabilities generally.
sre being sent 10 the WIS, Virginia Leg.
islslurs from al parts of the State.
The managers of the Pacific railroad
are prepsring fuel and provision cars 10
run with every train during the winter, so
Thai in case train gets showed in, the
passengers will no, freeze o. s'srVe t.
death,
Csriola now has but few and rare lucid
intervals. and her caseis considered hope
less by her pbys!cisns'
A Miss Kste Field hearing that the
farm Of that old murderer, John Brown.
was 10 be sold. started a sor, ofjoini stock
subscription 10 keepi; in his honorable
family. II is said that within foriy-eight
hours after the s,sry reached Gold street.
New York. every share Of Tie stock was
taken.
The National lnteligencer has been
purchased by Alexander Delmar. who az.
suned charge Of The establishment, edilo.
rally snd Otherwise.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

o. The Spifi. learns hat Mr.. Willis
O Bsnnon. lorpsTy well known and
highly esteemed clnzen of Charlesiown,
wss seized with vertigo while standing
on the piazza OF his house in Columbus,
Georgia. fell on the brick pavement aud
fractured his skull. Death followed IN
meGiale!y. lie was in the Seth year Of
his age, and leaves wife and two chill
dreu in Georgia, with large circle OF
relative. and friends there aud here, who
sincerely regrtl lis unlimt!y end, though
he had lived out more lhan his alIo.red
span. The Columbus Sun says Mr..
OBJ. Wien boy, was once in the arms
Of Genercl Washington, when the Gene
Ga wss ba,gsia;ng with Ills fa'hsr for q
horse. lie nsver Ioo& but o0e dose OF
medicine, could read Ihe finest print with
out glasses. and observed to his friends
tai he "a, never under The influence Of
llquor but once.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

81 FEpERAL CEMETERIES, General
TaODss reports IN the seventeen Virgin
"a ceneieries- Arlington. Alexandra.
Balls Bluff. Winchester. SisunIon, Gull
paper, Danstile. Fredericksburg. Rich
uOnd, Gold Hsrbor. Seven Pines, Fort
Harrison, Glendale, Poplar Grove. City
Point. Hampton and Yorktown--a total
OF IS 7l3 Union officers and Soldiers,
black and whne. are buried.
The total number in the various nation,
al cemeteries is nearly 100000. The
nomber OF colored soldiers. 5000. two
lhiids OF whom sTs no, known by
maine.
In relation to Airing ,on,he recommends
thai the mansion be repaired and inprov-
gd, and tia, ,hoI houses and constrys-
,ory be bulls there. and that flowers and
plants be raised for general distribution
,Afnup hoyt tie land, Sc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

&S= 4 correspondent by The name OF
G. A. Townsend, who is said to be one
Of The original John Brown party, writes
to the CT icago Tribune description OF
The presen, appearance OF CharlesIoWn as
well az the whereabouts of those gentle
men who were connected with the trial oil
thst old fanatic. Townsend makes some
wonderful blunder,, but we give It Tor
what it is worth -
"Judoe Parker, who tried and sentenc-
ed Brown aad The rest. Is silli lIVlng al
Cbsrleslown a vegetarian SOFT OF IIle' as
he is of the bench aud o! Il'I!e nose even
10 his neighbors.
Green the local lawyer assigned by
the Court to defend Brown, was alter
wards member of the rebel Congress,
and occasionly he went 10 the field during
the war. He is still practising law"
Captain Avis, the jallor OF Brown a
bear,y fellow, now keeps bar-room,
with the sign, Avis Bar room," and he
has, also, ds,iIiefy four miles out oil
town. He is a republican"
Hawks has had a good bringing up,
and IS an agreeable Yankee, who went
into rebel QuartermaSlershlp, and seTv.
ed I'LL he took rheumatism which will
hold him ill he dies.
"Colonel Baylor, who commanded The
whole militia, from Charlestown, Mar
,insburg, Hallown and the Ferry, went
into he rebel army, was shot through the
lungs, and had Two sons killed, and he
still lives in the valley, moulderiDg mon
ument % the greater raid which ended IN
no hanging"
Zone Of the fllhiest pro-slsvery
wrelches in The lime oil the raid was Geo.
Schoppar,. militia man, who, when
William II. Leeman nied 10 escape
across the Potomac, and had been wound
ed by a dozen balls, waded out with a
cooked pistol to where Leeman lay IN
armed and bleeding on rock. The lat
ter threw up his arms and pleaded
Don't shoot me | surrender J.
Schoppart held the pistol yard from
his face and blew oul 'he poor fellow
brains. This SchopPaJI suffered a dea.h
almost exactly similar in the Confederate
army, and his carcass was inferred with
esa regard than Leemsn's."
"KeIey. the srmorer, who fred tie
second shot on the part Of the citizens, IS
W ,II;,rS ha hridua
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04
For Tbs Register.
ABSENCE.


DAYS Of absence sad and dresry'
Clothed in sorrows dark array;
DAYS Of absence, | am weary,
He love is far away.
Hours OF bliss too quickly vanish
When will sughs like We reinrn'
When the heavy sigh be banIshed'
Wien this bosom cesse to mourn
No, ill that loved voice can greet me
Which so of has charmed my ear
Not till those dear lips | hear
Telling that still am dear
DAYS Of absence then will vanish,
Joy will all the pangs repay;
Soon my bosom's idol Danish
G!ooms but fell when he's away
All my love is turned 10 sadness
Absence pays The tender vow;
Hopes thst6lIeL The heart with gladnesS
Memory turned to anguish now.
But love mag ye, return to greet NE
Hope may take the place OF pain;
Charley yet win smiles may meet me
Breathing lore and peace again.
J. NJ. II.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

&sr We learn from The Spirit that the
.urre!;ng party % The projected Shenan.
doah Valley RsRraed, who LET, Charles
iown Monday OF last week, rearhed ,wo
miles west Of Berryyllle on Saturday
!asl. The route examined i, reported as
Q most advantageous one, that town being
TN the line. The s,wey viii be coa;in-
Jed Without interruption unnl II rrschs.
the Warren oorder.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04
Fair Meeting.

Pursuant 10 notice published The meet
ing called for purpose Of making neCessa.
~ arrangements for conducting the pro-
speclive Fair duicg the coming Christ
mas Holidays, vas held in the Court
House. on Saturday afternoon f4sr, al
8 o clock. J. P. a. ENTLER vas call
ed 10 The Chair. end G. N. BELTzuoo-
YER, chosen Secretary.
The object The meeting vas stated
ard some remarks made encouraging the
Prcjoc:.
On motion tho meeting unanimously
approved and ratified the action If former
meeting. aud requested the Committee
appointed al said meeting 10 continue 10 act
and perform the duties assigned Them.
On motion Messrs. ]. Il. Shepherd,
John Ray and B. F. Harrison, were sp-
pointed Committee 10 solicit coniribu.
tions, and The aid OF The Lsdies in car
rying on The Fair.
On motion persons having money or
articles for the Fair were requested to re.
po,i lasts Of the same. 10 Mrs. ]. II.
Shepherd on or before the 18th OF this
month.
On motion. Joha Ray was chosen
Treasurer.
Notice wss given for a meeting of the
Lsd,ss to be held al Enller's Hotel Par
lar, on Saturday s(,gIpoop next. at 3
clock.
On motion Tie meeting adjourned.
j.P.A. ENTLER, Chr ~.
T. NJ BrITzHooygR, Secretary,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

S- C,scrlr CouRT.- Judge J. T.
Il 10. 10 the Clair, Daring the past
week very lille business was transacted.
The Gaze OF Wm. Engls VS.. l.sac Kid.
rilsr, for burning ssversi,tscks Of wheat,
Inins re lsis wsr, occupied nearly he
came week. A erea! deSI OF interest
va. manifested IN Ibis Trial, The stien.
dance Of spectators ,hropghou! being very
large. The case vas given 10 the Dry
OF Thursday evening, be; they had n"s
come To Vsrdlc, al the line Of going 10
press. Mackburo. Faulkner and Van
SSesrlrgen. for Plaintiff; Stanton srd
lnses. for Defendant.
Some chaneery business was disposed
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Ucntl)G.

On the lTIh ulL, al hT Te'idence IA
BtrA,lry county. at sYp"Ph1y, Nh.
Hu gard L0cEharL age - yrMH.
In Msrunsburg. on tive 25'h uli at
pncumun,., Ms. lane Slaughter, ~ ,ar
slst year 1t h'r age.
Ga the 2s,h ulr.. IN Berkeley rennry.
Mrs lane Grny, aged SIS year' month,
and - day..
On tie I0.h ult, Of Diptheris. st High
Hill. Missouri, Ro-rcr DIlG0y, eyed
years ma mouth-, son a. DIR. D"lAnv
and Nsnn,e Cary Brrscor. and Rr'nd'os
Of General Beverly R,ndrlPh formerly
Of Warren county. Virginia.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

Our exchanges have Of late teemed
with reports Of remarkable storms and
notable phenomena in various parts OF the
country, but the most singular ard aston
ishing phenomenon Of the period vas OBJ
served few days since al Corinlh. Mis-
sssippr, wheE that city was favored with
a genuine African mirage. About sunset,
after chilly, fogpy day, last week, 'hr
sun peeped cut from behind tie thick
clouds which had obscGred it for hours,
and the mirage or Faid MOrgGnr Uaa
visible, and was Witnessed by ETssl
many persons. The trees, underbru.h,
railway cars, and a foundry in the out.
ssirls Of the city, seemed hung upslds
down on The clouds; even persons ShJ
were walking along The railroad track nd
their images reflected apparently IN md
air, with heads to The earth and feet to ! e
sky, and this With startling yisidness
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04
A CARD.

Editor of She pherdstown Register:
Dear Slr-ObserTlng my name sdver-
used among others in your last paper as
q candidate for an article TO 6a ratified OF
vo,ed for at, forthcoming fair wish
70 .av that j, was placed there without my
knowIedee, and to ask thai ii be vi h.
drawn, being Of opinion that tins anu KIM
bred modes Of raising money 10 proauc-
tive Of evil Wishing all success 10 'ne
object OF the Fair. Your obi seryI.
C.. W. ANDREWS.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04
$500 Reward :
A NEW TAILOR SHOP.

lHiiE undrr.lgued informs he public
4 rh., he has opened shop one door
eat n Dsvrt Bdlmyer'. SURE where all
hiud. ct I.4ILORiNG vii DO done
- order anil ~ a." by-l mannrr Partic-
ul.i aren't - gwen To-
Securing Claiming mad R'yoiring
al lind. a Gcn,irmen snd L,dns' w,sr
IL - pftPrrd 10 IKE rrra,e. pain, or
n'l out ot any Lrd ul g'rrrnI, and MAKO
th'm appear ~ Youj IS 1rw. Cutting
done 10 "r''r. lie rsrnr-hy ,ulicu.
'harP oi p"b,r ptuon,gr.
\. Bile so k.fp' On hand the
fluIi Tor extracting g,ra.e. IT ,alc by rhs
boue &. KEYSER.
Shepberd-inwn. D.rsmher II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

e 1 slight cold, cough, hosrseness.
&c, which might be checked with a
simple remedy, if neglected often ,ermi-
mates seriously. Few are aware OF the
importance Of stopping cougi or slight
cold, in the drsl Stage. That which IN
the beginning would yield to mild rene
dy, If not attended 10, soon attacks tbs
lungs. Billings Syrup OF Tar and Will
Cherry, is an exeelIen, remedy for
Colds. Price IS cents bottle. ~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04
Bells Improved Condition POWDERS

Belts Improved Condition PoDders.
Are specific for sll diseases Of the
Cow, such as Loss Of Cud. Rough Hair,
Tight Skin, Weakness. Loss OF Appetite.
Lesnness. &c. When administered to
Cows in ordinary health, il increases the
yield Of mix from 10 to 90 per cent. In
the preparation OF these Powders Ingredi'
enis OF the best quality have been select.
ed, and compounded with skill and care,
with special view to the cure Of those dis
eases peculiar 10 Horses and Cattle. Price
25 cls pack, or five for 81.
IS For sale by Druggists and all
prominen. StnrekeeDers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

BOOKS BOOKS l-Our readers
who desire 10 send iheir orders 10 a relia.
BILE firm should address Hunter IL Co.,
HinsGaIe. n. II. For ten years this
house has led in the mail book trade.
They have no equals in prompt attention
to orders. They often receive from six
TO seven hundred letters daily, and load
down tie mails with books, &c, sent TO
their customers. II you desire 10 deal
with fair and square" concern, who
will do jus, as they agree every time, be
sure 10 avoid the rity swindlers. and sd-
drep. for csi.logue, &c, &C.. HUNTER
g. CO, Publishers. Hiusdsie, \. H
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04
RelES ErncctOrnnk.

A safe and speedy remedy for all AZ
fec,ions Of the Throat end Lungs as
Coughs. Hopping Cough, Asthmadc
Tendencies, Roatseness, Soreness Of the
Breast, and Bronchial Affections. 1t IS
peasan, 10 the taste, and safe and reha.
Bile medicine for children. Price 26 and
so Gle.
~ For sale by Druggists and al
prominent Slnrekecpers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04
ICE.

e. The Ladies Interested in the 9P-
proach,ug Far are requested 20 NEE, this
evening, 3 3 O'Clock, in the Parlor OF En;'
leI's Hotel, to make the necessary al
rsDgeMeals foE conducting the cams. A
(ut! attendance is desired.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

ST. 10 Augusta county the people are
orgsnizing lnisf detective Globe, Tor The
purpose OF atres.lag he wholeas!s steal
isg so prevaIeulin he community. Such
clubs urish, he well employed hereatou,s.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

&C. Attention is directed 70 The sdver-
userenl OF c. A Ksyssr, alias "reddy,'
who will attend 10 his business engage
menls. Company B. should remember
old "TcdJy."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

~ Il. NJ. Billings would inform his
customers, and lAe public generally. that
he as Just received nice lot Of Raisins.
Giuou, CUttsOls, &c.. which he will sell
cheaper than lhey can be purchased else
aheIs d. Al
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

General Wade Hampton, ~ his auOFess
a, the Macon, Ga, Fair, Wednesday,
said he thought thst negro labor was bet
ter than that OF any other class The South
could possibly Procure, and he counseieu
the planters accordingly.
A colored lawyer in South Carolina
having horsewhipped white member OF
The Sta,e Government for insulting his
wife, the Legislature appointed sn ih'es-
lipsting COMMITTEE. The committee re-
ported that - logging was thorough!
and handsomely done.
Ten millions tsve been subscribed IN
New York to complies TIE ChessprsAe &
Ohio Railroad. Ten per cent, one mil
lion dollars, will be paid January lst sud
the work viii go forward at once.
A Southern exchang~ leIis Of gro
who insisted that hI- race WAS nennonrJ
in the Bible. He said he IesfI Me
preacher read sbcu, how Mcgee Demus
wanted TO b. born again"
For,y-seven uen ~ho were drawn a.
Jurors for one county Of G."rgn we're eY.
cused from service on account OF h'HrS
young bsbIr- Al home, snd Me c"Cu Id
lourued unit! baby season IS over
An Old tobacco cbewtr fed. that &c
Bible sustain, liz lavoute habit lie
quotes lie TIA! Is Gi,hy, q, hin be
filthy still.
Now is tie ime 10 use B,'l'- White
OIL. lhe gtcal remedy Tor t'o-''d F'ei,
Rheumatism. SPrsrcs, Cul-. an Swell
lngs Of Ill kinds. LIS lht chrsresl AMI
clcsnest LinimeuI in use. For ssIe by
Ill druggists and lromu'n' S'orekeep'
ere.
Il does pay to Re member % Con-
gress. w zee that se'rrd onarsb.e
gentlemen have purchased S23 GOO h"u..
es in the capital, On sa."y OF $4,000
year.
A novel a,ure Of the DanvIIle lNa.)
lair, recently held, va. a pistol -hoo'lng
msrch, participated in by number OF
Young ladies'. among whom the eei we're
Miss Lizzie Rives and Miss Ella IA'e~,
tie later taking tie premium.
An Alabama editor, in putting grore,
~ kept By a woman, says "lteT t"ma-
toes are as red as her Own checks; her
indigo as blue a. her own ryes, aud her
pepper "a hot az her own lrmP'r
We have it from tie NV Yotk U0rH
ths, M.jor HarjIn2r. former 'on"r OF
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

E15n RrMovAL-The Post Office has
been removed in The smsIl brick building
"ne door norib Of he Register 0lice.
Che Postmaster requires all mail MISTER
70 bs stamped when handed in, as will De
srsn irom The following -
NOTICE,
Teucrs or papers ali noi be mailed at
This office u2'ess properly stamped. The
Laws and regulations Of the Posr.oflice
Department requires sll maIlsble matter 10
De prepaid BY Stamps.
J. V. UNDERDONk.
Postmaster.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04
BALTIMoRE MARKEr.

WHEAT- Market steady; choice red
sold at 3Sasl f0i prime do. al ga
81 55; prime White 10 store al 81 IS.
CORN-Ysllow vas in active demand,
but market for while dull: yellow sold
al 9Os96 cents; white sold a, IS 10 s.
cts. closing heavy.
O.8TS-l1OO bushs soid at 56a57 cts,
rer bushel
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

nsef,v invltsron Of the spherdstowu
Lyceum, u. II. Biule, d. D., will delv-
ere Lecture in the NJ. +. Church South
on Friday evening, December IL. Sub
itcl. "Ths world % il wso when | was Il
boy"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

Nothing so efeciualy re,srds The
growth OF a town "a the shorLsighted
policy Of those prope,iy.holders, who sd-
vance heir figures whenever an oppoliu.
niy offers for an advantageous sale.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04
New COUNTERFEIT GREENBACK.-lO,

NEW OolNIEhfEiI ohEbNbACk'-lU'.
imitation. The bill is shorter by just one
half The width Of The margin Of X's. 1t
is also rife wider. The genuine has
period between The letter F and S. in
SPinner's Signature. The counterfeit has
not. There are four distinct rows Of
feathers in the eagles left wing in tie
genuine, ouly MTee 10 the counterfeit. Ii
Is dangerous bill, being well engraved.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-12-04

o. Pork has been selling during the
past wsrt. in town, at $l2 pes hundred
pounds. This no doubI Will be the Sian.
Aayd pIice.