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TAXES.

THE Office for the receipt of TAXES is open,
Il over Hopes Store, on Richardson street.
Office hours from to 9 o'clock, and from to 4
o'clock P. M.
All persons failing to pay their Taxes OH or be-
according 20 law. All executions lodged in the
Sheriffs Office will be found in the County Trea-
surers Office for collection
JOHN ROBERTSON,
Jan 10 County Treasurer
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AN ARTFUL DoDGER R-Forney's two pa
pers are by no means SO bitter against the
South as formerly. Forney has opened a
land-agency in Washington to sell Southern
lands to Northern settlers. Business is bu-
siness, you know.
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missioners" Read and referred. -
mr.. Ohesnut introduced resolution, that
the widow of the late s. G.. w. Dill, mem
ber of this House from Kershaw County, be
paid the per diem of her husband, com-
mencing July 6. 1858, and ending August
25, 1868, or up to the time that his vacancy
was filed. Referred.
ENIr. Feriter introduced a resolution, to
the effect that it is eminently the policy of
the General Assembly to foster every effort
which can be made to promote and encou.
rage the development OF the agricultural
resources of this State; and that the Govern
or be authorized to offer premium of 5000
for the best practicable demonstration on
tho culture of cotton, said award to be made
by committee consisting of fhe Governor,
the Commissioner of Agricultural Statistics
and a third person of known experience in
the cultivation of cotton. to be by them se-
!ected, and the premium to be paid out OF
the contingent fund OF the Executive De-
partment; this offer to remain open until
the 10th day of next April. Referred
Mr.. Turner introduced resolution,
which was, on motion Of Mr.. w. H. Jones,
laid on the table, that on and after the pass
age of this resolution. the officers of this
House be reduced to the following, viz: one
clerk, one assistant clerk, one door keeper
one messenger, one reading clerk and one
sergeant-at-arms.
Mr.. Dennis introduced bill to regulate
the agencies of insurance companies not in
corporated in the State of South Chr rolina
Read and referred
Mr.. Elliott introduced the following pre-
amble and resolutions, which were adopted:
Whereas the recurrence of the Sth day of
January brings to recollection associations
dear to the pride of every American citizen;
and whereas its return should not be allow
eel to pass without some declaration or ap-
probation commemorative of the events
which gave it historic distinction
ReSotued, by the House of Representa-
tives, That we hail with unalloyed satisfac-
tion the anniversary of day which not
only shed lustre on American arms, but
gave prominence to n general whose name
is indelibly associated with the union of
these States
Resolced, That our debt OF gratitude to
him, and his gallant co-patriots at New Or
leans, has not been diminished by time, or
its obligations lessened by later and as bril-
liant results.
Res0iced, That to Andrew Jackson we
are indebted for that exhibition of firmness
and patriotism while President which car
ried out his declaration, ''that the Union
shall be preserved" and which was nobly
followed by the lamented patriot, Abraham
Lincoln, in securing to us the blessed
Union which we proudly claim as our coun-
try.
MIR. jerks introduced bill to define the
duties of State Reporter. and to provide for
the publication of the Supreme Court re-
ports. Read and referred.
The following members obtained leave of
absence: Messrs. Doyle, Turner, Brown,
Lewie and Johnston.
At l. 10 p. M, House adjourned
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DEATH OF A FREEDMAN 10 YEARS Old
Died in Winnsboro, some day last week.
Cicero Mushatt, native African, supposed
to have been ITO years old. He remained,
until death, with his former owner, Mr.. J.
S. Stewart. He said sometime ago, that
freedom had not made fool of him, as it
had in the case of most negroes; for he had
been free before, and was born free in
Africa. During the last year QS6s) of his
life, by unceasing industry to the day of his
death, he made two bales of cotton, doing
all of the hoeing and picking, also twenty
bushels of corn--more, therefore, than
many younger men in their prime.
Winnsboro Ne,cs.
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CAPITAL COMING South.-The World saws
that the talk of Wall street is that capital is
streaming pretty heavily towards cotton
lands, sugar plantations, railways, and
other forms of Southern investment, and
I" IL considerable extent the present tight
ncss in the money market is attributed to
the volume of this drain.
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ttEPoaTED SALE OF MEXICAN STATES. -
\ letter from Durango, received in San
IraLclsco, says that Generals Ortega and
iattori (the latter recently assassnated) had
IN their possession, SO their friends affirm,
documents showing that the States of Chi
hnahna and Sinaloa had been sold to the
united States, and would be occupied by
American forces inside of two years. The
report is fully credited at Durango.
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MORTALITY IN New YoRK-Dr Harris in
his weekly communication TO the hoard nf
health OF New York, states that during the
past year the deaths in that city reached
"a. 889. The third quarter, ending October
lst, he says, witnessed mortality which
Will be as memorable as the lot summer
IN which it occurred. The 8,65S deaths in
New York, and B. 402 in Brooklyn during
that period were almost double the normal
rate OF mortality during the quarter Just
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MIR. Bateman has placed us again under
obligations. by furnishing u measure of those
tine Norfolk oysters, which lie daily re-
reives. Try them-they are cheap, and
really excellent.
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Local ITEMS.

--O
Mr. Buteman has placed us again under
obligations. by furnishing measure of those
fine Norfolk oysters, which lie daily re-
reives. Try them-they are cheap, and
really excellent
Bu,he's Weekly is an excellent publication
for the little folks-attractive, amusing and
Instructive. Each number contains several
illustrations. 1t is published in Macon,
Georgia, By John w Burke & Co., at 50
per annum.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY-Trinity
Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, Rector, IOl5 a.
m. and 4 p. m.
st. Peters Church-Rev. J. J. O'Connell,
Pastor, 1G a. m. and 3 p. m.
Marion Street Church-Rev. A. W.
Mood, 1OI a. m, and 81 p. m.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev. VIM.
Martin, 101a q. M, and 81 D. M
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev A. r.
Rude, 1O% q. m.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. W. E. Boggs,
1O1a a. m. and p. m.
Baptist Church-Rev J. L. Reynolds.
101. q. m.
new variety of cotton is being raised in
Texas, called 'lace" cotton. It is said to
be superior to any kind of cotton which
can be raised on poor soil and uplands. It's
strength compares with the best American
staple as ~ to S. 1t closely resembles the
Egyptian cotton, which is worth one-f fourth
more than our own in England
MAIL ARRANaEMENrs.-The post Office is
open during the week from 81 q. M to6p.
m. On Sundays, from to D. m. The
Charleston and Western mails are open for
delivery at p. m., and close at 81 p. m.
Charleston night mail open 81 a. M, close
AZ p m. Northern open for delivery S%
a. M, close 2. 40 p. M Greenville open for
delivery p m., close So p. m.
FAST AND CHEAP PR1NT1Na.-We have
added fast card press--of the Degener &
Weller patont-to the machinery of the
Ph9nic Office; and have also made additions
to our stock of fancy type, cards, paper, etc.
Persons In want of any styles of book and
job printing, are invited to call and examine
samples and prices. Cards printed ut short
notice. and at prices varying from So. so to
$40 per thousand
CAsH.-Our terms are strictly cash-no
exceptions. If IN advertisement is to be
inserted, hand over the money; if paper ia
subscribed for, the money must accompany
the order-otherwise no attention will be
paid to them. This rule will be adhered to.
New ADVERTISEMENTS Special attention
is called to the following advertisements,
published for the first time this mern1ng:
Fisher & Heinitsh-For Ihvalids, &c.
Tribute of Respect to G. W. Keckley.
r. Fra1ao-Sbar;ff,o Co1o,
John c. Seegers-What You Drink.
John Robertson-Taxes
Jacob Fl. ells-Administrator Notice.
Alex. Y. Lee-To Lumber Dealers.
e. Pollard-Landreth's Garden Seeds.
G. F. Jackson-Great Bargains, &c.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
M WE will sell; on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
VA instant, a. our steam mill, twelve miles
GaHaH,above Columbia. in Lexington District,
7 head of MULES, all in fine working order.
Parties wishing to purchase will do well to attend
Jan92* IORICK Il NUNNAIAKER
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IHE MANDAMUs. Speaking of the recent
decision relative to the Charleston munich
pal election, the Ne,cs says:
The effect of this decision will be 70 com.
pei the Acting Board of Aldermen to declare
who was elected Mayor and Aldermen of
Charleston at the late election, as shown by
the examination of the returns which they
have made; but unless the Acting Board of
Aldermen voluntarily vacate their places. the
parsons declared elected will be left to their
remedies at law. In plain English, if Mr..
Ci"rk and the present Aldermen choose to
oppose Mr. Plllsbury and his Aldermen, the
latter cannot get.into power without further
resort to the courts. which may occasion
months, or even years, of delay
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COLUMBIA, S. c..
Sun lay Morning. January 10. 1868.
Rebels or Patriots.


The Spanish revolution end the Cuban
revolution continue to revolve like wheel
within wheel The spectacle is compli-
Gated and peculiar one, and, the Baltimore
San thinks, affords pretty fair illustration
OF the great difference of principle when
''your bull cores another mans OK" and
when ''your OK is gored by another man s
bull" The Spaniafds at home revolt against
Isabella, which is very good thing, and
the Cubans, availing themselves of the op.
portunity and Initiating the example, rebel
against old Spain, which is not considered
SO good thing. There is story of brave
Cuban lnsurgent, who, after being pierced
by an Incredible number of bayonet wounds
has lately been taken prisoner by the Spa
nlards, and who is now in hospital, receiv-
ing special medical attention, SO as to enable
him to be garroted with due formality. This
is precisely what Queen Isabella would do
to the leaders of the Spanish rebellion, if
she should recover her power. One would
think that rebels would sympathize with
rebels in such a matter, and be merciful to
others as they would have others merciful
to them. But then it must be remembered,
that the rebel who succeeds, ceases to be
rebel and becomes patriot, whilst the rebel
who fails is traitor, and deserves to die;
not because he rebelled, but because he re-
belled and did not succeed. He becomes
ignominious and ought to be exterminated,
on the excellent principle that ga blunder
is worse than crime"
Still, as it is not yet certain that the Gu
ban rebellion is q failure, it might be well
for the Spanish authorities on that island to
refrain from awarding to the captives the
last penalties of the law until it is definitely
ascertained whether thoy are rebels or
patriots, which must of course depend upon
the result Of the contest. The arrival of
General Dulce, who is said to be an official
of a conciliatory and common sense charac-
ter, and whose CONCESSIONS to the liberty of
the press since his arrival would seem to
indicate that his reputation in that respect
is we'll founded, may put different face
upon affairs and bring about termination
OF the struggle, either by compromise or
unconditional surrender. In the latter
event, the guilt of the rebellion will be con-
ceded, and those engaged in it punished
accordingly. 1t wou.d be well, however,
for the triumphant party to bear in mind
that the world does not stand still, and that
what is at the bottom to-day may be at the
top some other day, and that as q man
soweth SO shall he also reap, from whence
the Spaniards may derive a lesson to be
moderate in the use of the garrote, in view
of possible eventualities of the future.
Judging from the long time it has occupied
to deal with the present revolt, and the
nearness of Cuba to the United States, it
might he discreet in the Spanish authorities
to deal tenderly with the Cuban rebels, lest
some day the tables should be turned, and
the ''onts" should become Gins,
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Bu''he's Weekly is au excellent publication
for the little folks-attrnctive, amusing and
Instructive. Each number contains several
illustrations. 1t is published in Macon,
Georgia, By John W. Burke & Co., at 50
per annum.
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To Lumber Dealers.

To Lumber Dealers.
DROP0SALS will be received for various BILLS
Il OF LUMBER. Specifications and bills seen
ut my office. ALEX. Y. LEE.
Jan 10
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Landreth's Garden Seeds

1L The reputation OF these Seeds are too well
known to need any praise. Just received at
Jan 10 t2mo* +. POLLARD'S
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CAsH.-Our terms are strictly cash-no
exceptions. If IN advertisement is to be
inserted, hand over the money; if a paper ia
subscribed for, the money must accompany
the order-otherwise no attention will be
paid to them. This rule will be adhered to.
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3lurrinQcs.


On TUESDAY morning last, in the EPis-
copal Church. in CharlesIo~n, by tie
Rev. W. II. Meade. S. DGndridge Ken
needy, Surgeon in u. $. Navy. to Miss
Mary Seiien, daughter Of John Selden,
ESQ, Of this county.
On the 10Th inst. by the Rev. f. s.
Lacy, Nj. NGmice CGJPinger 30 Hiss
EizoJfh u Knight, both Of Martins
burg.
On "Wednesday, June IGh. by Rev.
Osborn Ingle, Pobrrt " Pendieton, Of
jefferson county. Va 10 Miss Fannie H.
Gibson, Of Frederick county, Md.
On Thursday morning. May ooh, in
London. O 10. by Rev G.. W. Finley,
Mr.. & f. Cross, Of Baltimore, Md. 10
Miss Jane H. Jones. Of HsPsr's Ferry.
Va.
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o. Alta meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Com
pany, al Annapolis, on Thursday Of last
week. the following officers wers elect
ed President, Josiah II. Gordon, Of
Allegsny county; directors, James Cou.
dy, Washington county; Jacob II. Grove,
Washington county Daniel S. Biser,
Frederick county: VIM. Thompson Of R.,
Montgomery county; Arthur p. German.
Howard county and Nelson Poe. Of
Baltimore city. The newly elected pres
iden,, Mr.. Gordon, who is a member Of
The bar OF Alegany county. and was
member Of the Legislature Of 1860 and
1917 qualified in Washington on Thurs
day, and entered upon his new duties.
The presidents salary is $4,000. The
directors are paid $50 per year. Mr..
Spaies stated, in a few remarks TO the
meeting, that should receipts continue
during the presen, month a, the same rate
they had during the months of April and
May. on the frsi of July the Canal Com
pany would have surplus on hand Of
about $4,000. after the psymen, Of all
working expenses 10 that date.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-26

BSs New ENTERPRIzE.-We learn
tina, Mr.. Isaac Chapilne, Of this place, in.
tends, 10 a few days, to engage into the
manufacturing of Bone Dust, Fertilizer
for land. lie can manufacture the real
genuine article, warranted to be as good
SIS can be purchased elsewhere. and upon
much cheaper rates. He will also furnish
she ingredients TO persons who wish TO
manufacture the article themselves, al low
prices. The Bone 0Gs, IS no DOUBT the
best ana most productive Fertilizer that
can be used upon land, and we believe it
~ ould be 10 the interest Of the farming
cou munity TO use more Of it than they
have heretofore. We doub! not that Mr..
Chapline wiz NEE, with much SUCCESS in
his new enterprise.
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CHE Alarksts.
ShepherdstoWn Market,
Corrected rsskly by B. S. PeadletOn
BALTIMORE MARKET.

WHE.4T.-Receip,s AVID Offering, Il
day were quite small. and marker, t6cos
firm. was wiihou, quoiable change: i5,I.
ded in The sales were 200 bushel, b,
white al 81 40; 100 bushs prime E,.,n
Shore red at 81 GO; 500 DO Hartford COW,
" do. at 81 80; and 500 bushel, 20,
Pennsylvania al 81 40.
CORN.-Receipts only 1000 busL,,
white and 24O0 bushs yellow nal.e
was steady for white. bu, yellow W.
higher; we report sales OF $50 busHs,
" bite al 90a92 cents; 1898 bushs ysIO.
a, s6ass cents: and 300 bushels We.ka
mixed at SASS cents.
OATS Receipts only 1860 tu'hth.
demand active and prices steady; 3OVo
bu-bs sold ranging as To quality from .
to IT cents, nearly oil at 72a75 cents.
GOLD-GCld in Baltimore 1877 a..
in New York 1877.
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HARRIS Patent Iloise Hay Folk
Ill best 10 mslkri--for sale by
Nc Curly q Dokf'
iune 10 ChsrlesloWr
Or DOZEN Best band Hay 90
AO Grain Rskes. Moving sh'iht' 90
Scylhes, for sale by
MeCurdy f. Dua''
June 10 CharlssiOSh-
DEFRIGERATORS, Water Co''''
LII and Cream Ffepzers, foi ssle by
Ne Curly g. DoS''
ioue 10 Cbsrleslosn'
VEDZIE'S Improved Filter, for h''f'
IN ing Rain w ster. for sale D.
McCudy$ Du6e'
io,e 10 ChsrIeslo~n'
CElSER'S Improved f,h'e'h'0s ="
VI chine. for sale by
McCmdy & DUEt'
;,roIo ChsflesioSn'
ZION ARMY WAGONS. for sale By
Gtjtj knott q. Tradition
NIERCHANT's Gs'el'ns o.! FL
WI s,este.i Liniment OF The age. ior"
:, Billings Diug Store
nROTECT your interest. and pre'e''
your Fruit. by buying The ProIs'p
Preserving Jar. from
Knoll g. PendiefoH.
OPEARS F,un Preserving Soloi"
y lusi received al
Billiug.' Dug Store
INDIGO Blueing Bsgs for sale By
Henri BiHiHgi
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Dcatbs.

In this place, on Saturday last. the l9,b
instant. alter lingering illness. Miss
Elizabeth n. IouierfOn. aged II years
aud month. She desired 10 be with
Christ, which was fer better. Among
her las, words were these 81 want 10 90
10 my blessed Jesus in Heaven" She
was member Of the Lutheran Church Of
this place.
~ his residence. near Dufiieids Depot.
in this county, on Saturday, morning last.
the 18Th instant, Mr.. .9jrGhGm SnyifY,
in the strh wear Of his age, a highly re-
specied citizen.
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HS- REAPER "A trial Of the Marsh
Harvester, OF which f. Shaier is agent,
will take place this afternoon, at Harrison
Lloyd's farm, near town. The Harvester
is a new machine jus, introduced in this
section, and will no doubt attract alien
lion. Two persons ere carried upon The
Reaper for The purpose Of binding the
grain as rapidly as i, is cut. 1t is said TO
be an excellen, invention aud gives gen
elal satisfaction wherever used.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-26

o. CoNTRAcr.-Milford L. SPohn Of
this place. has contracted with Mr.. Sheel-
ky, the contractor for the building Of the
County Offices, in this place, 10 put up
the brick work of these buildings. MI.
Shelby, we learn. will commence the
found alion work in few days.
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RIFLES EYPECTORRNT.

prompt, safe and very pleasant SUI
dorlfc and expec,oranI, for the vanous
Affections of the Lungs and ThroaI-as
Coughs, Colds, Asthmanc Tendencies
Whooping Cough, Hoarseness, Soreness
of the Breast. and Bronchial Affections.
Perfectly safe to be administered 10 chill
dren. Price 25 and 80 cents.
&C. For sale by Druggists and oil
prominent Storekeepers.
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At Rules held in the Clerks Office, d
tie Circuit Conf Of Jener.on county, q
the fret Monday in June, 1869.
Robert J. Glendy,
vs..
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Con
pany.
The Office, of this sui, is 10 obioia
judgment for $500. The said BalIlmon
& Ohio Railfoad Company. is hereby r
quired 10 appear within one month s'r
due publication hereof. and see What 4
necessary TO protect iheif interests in l'
matter. It is Inriher ordered that q
COPY Of this order be Published cnce
week for -four successive weeks in 500
newspaper in said county and pos'td hi'
front door Of the Cour, touse thereof, q
the fret Monday alter the date Of Ihl- or
der. Tesie.
w. A. CHAPLINE. ClefE
f. w. Andrews. p q.
June &c. 1869 Pr. fee Sc ~
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O. SEVERE ACCipENT.-While Dir. j..
Gilmore Renich, son OF Mr.. Daniel 5.
Renich, was engaged in feeding the Cot,
ton Picker, in the Wooden Factory Of
Rentch & Miller, in this place on Friday
OF last week, his right hand was caught
and drawn in the machinery, terribly cut
.ing and decorating it. He is now doing
as well as could be expected under the
treatment OF DR.. Tanner.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-26

&G~ On Monday mex, there will be
general compencement of harvest in this
region. Some few farmers commenced
ON yesterday and to-day. The hay crop
has been nearly secured, which is said TO
be a very good onr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-26

g. We are again requested 10 remind
the citizens and properly holders not to
forge, TO attend The meeting, at The Court
House, this eseajag at early candle light.
Several speeches will be delivered on the
occasion.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-26

ES= ALARM OF FIRE.-Aboul nine
o'clock on Thursday night our citizens
were aroused by the cry Of FIRE. A lamp
was accidensly knocked over by some of
the family asthe residence of S. p. Hum
rickhouse, which caused the alarm,
the fire communicating 10 some dozen
dresses belonging 10 The ladies and chill
dren. which were destroyed, The Pc.
tomac Fire Company, Capt. Eniet. was
promptly on hand, but we are glad TO state
their services were not required.
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@- .Andy Boyd, Of the lIsgerstown
Free Press, seems 10 dopb, our veraci,y
in stating that a dead Bass weighing
twelve pounds was found wa,hed on
shore, a short time since, on tho Potomac
a, this place. II he don't soon shu; up
his "Hy trap" we'll chuck a twelve
FOUNDER down his throat.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-26

e. A, the Commencement exercises
of Roanoke College, Salem. Va, las,
week. The Degree OF Doctor OF Divinity
was conferred upon Rev. Daniel II. Billie,
Pastor Of the Lutheran Church OF this
town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-26

o. DIR. Witherow, DENTIST. will be in
town on Monday next, and remain two
weeks. Persons wishing their grinders
sharpered, should give him a call
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-26

o. HARVEST GooDs.-As harvest is
here our Ermers will want harves, goods.
In order that they may know where 10
re, the best and chespes. we refer them
10 the advertising columns Of The Regis
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-06-26

iS- BOARD OF REGIsTRATloN.-Gover-
nor Stevenson has re-appolu,ed Messrs,
J. V. UndeIdonk, Charles II. Trsynor
and William L. Turner, Board Of Reg
isuaiioa Tor :h;s County, who will soon
convene and appoint Registrars for each
Township in the County.