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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-13

AIRS. JOSEPH HAVING RETURNED
Nl to the city. can be found at her usual place
OF business on Goth, between Broad aud Marshall
streets, Church Hill. DC l3--3t"
DOCKLAND LIME, 200 bbls. ROCK
II LASD LIME daily expected per schooner
Francis Hatch; 200 barrels In store. For sale by
oc a. 8. LEE.
ID OSENDALE CEMENT.-30O barrels
III best quality daily expected. For sale by
ocla A. :. LEE.
A FINE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
N Any party with small c. pital Wishing TO
engage In the manufacture of EXTRACT OF
QUACITRoN AND Ell AyEN, can hear OF nne
opportunity OF engaging the services OF one VINO
has had several years. experience In tho manage.
menr Of such manufacEory. and who Is also a
practical machinist. All infer nation and plans
regarding the above manufacture eau ALSO d. sup
piled Address Il. b,
No. 1914 Main street. Richmond, w. j,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-13

RYLAED Fl. NoRyELL, formerly with Isaac Sy-
Gle WIN. Ii. B. TAYLOR, BENJAMIN HoLTZ, and
Miss ALICE HARDEsTY, are with me, and would
he pleased to be favored with call from their
friends and the public generally.
oc3 .-' A.GOLDBACK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-13
DR GOODS.
DUCKwALL Il ROUss,
~ M ,o,3 aAIE g1EgET.


Mr.. Ronss has 11si shipt hnraa,ns
spieni:a Bill o. and best CARP6TS in the Oily
LUG ~ tx. a.,
Elegant 10-4 ALf ~. fasrnnERFs:
SSnEnsGOODa. DKEss GOCi1s '-rc al --latest
RReant,fni LADIES' HATS, Soc, '"c'' .
stylesl: Nv ougps.
ELOM EnSG rT and MARROW RlRHOfe,
Eteg RIE DA ASK, from asc- to 81 So ,oar
TOWFLLIEG .EAs,,,,l OF; q (, 80 6er doz.;
G"nt,s FIANNFL UNDER H. o. 70 ti'' D''
o''E = Mt T5c s73r., FL, 81, 3d. %. 10 20.
Gents MEN SHISI . az .SnTI3 IN the city
The best AL1.-W Don IN
at 2sc,, ,r~rJ from 20 ~ co e..
Reant full OPfRA r -. = - hT pIRRONs heap,
b ACh and rA 3 a, cnlor4. from 20 10 Soc
Si' q
q,IE GIMPs, all iTlcs una conE
A large lot OF btaptlfnl T. "A ot 81 MFR yard
VrEITETS on The hiss, an COLT, !" y ''' ''
TeIM MING S&TISSs Al c0iois
Elegant s1nh ann GIIaaSS& &c:
,f sai ans,,ity Bi ACK SASh-hibboF' f'''i"
bes 'a,,da MT h. eorth "a; 1r. cr r,yEs
c%m55tn. ri ladies' and misses hl' =, m 49,
ia, ~, nnlnrs ond Ill sizes fr2ra a'c. 10 F~''''
an; an III t,TIt,6KING CLOTHS: orr-x norrs.
a full llGe e., SsctnrS prices. &C 10
80 ~
TREsH ARRIVAL Of npv GOODS
l. FALL 49, ira syCJ,E,s
Al "ohi'y Tror, corner 9th ct
ats Main street. second door from 0''i''- '''
,,,o nv every steamer large io.s ol
| am Fc'e.e - my G-0ODS SD FANCY
| every description OF I'm ,, a., ,.-.atese IRE
| nn0DS which are selected WIN M k1N" 80,
| ,,,r co- ,bta market and bought AZ 'ie i'"
especially LOT ms "''' N'''
| estcish prices ,
| Drnre: Goods OF every description:
| SO, rIo., I'm all co!ors, FROM 90 70 'Jc',
Empress o''' 80 -, h.das
| French herlhos' III o." Jaw cham.
solld-ceored Alpaca al .S' re's nd %er entirely
| va.
Plaid p6p'ns at a33c.: great hnrra, N ;,o.,
| Irish and french Popilu In ei'"" '"li''''
| OTTOMAN Goth and Pops;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-13

ME- DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
A large assortment of DRESS GOODS; style and
quality cannot be surpassed prices extremely
low. An kinds OF GOODS for MOURNING III
LEVY BROTHERS..
1918 and 1915 Main street
unpJFACHED KNITTING COTTON, coo.
nor mound. BALE COTTON. all Nos, at 81 d"
per bale Of FIVE pounds. oc '
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-13

DOCK AND JOB PRINTING DONE
ID GHEAPeAT THIS 0KFIc s-sasSs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-13
General Assembly Of Virginia
WEDNESDAY, Oct. IL, 1870,
SENATE.

Lieu.euant-Governor MARYE president,
In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. r. r. Baker, Of tho Epis.
copaI Church. .s...-~-,.~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-13
uOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Mr.. HANGER, of Augusta, in the absence
of the Speaker, called the House to order at
II O'Clock.
PRAYER by the Rev. J. f. Edwards.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-13
.AEc;ggg1l,sa6 AIsyasel5
OCTOBER To- '''''
rr, Aru OF ROBERT E LEE

Thee "a tr. otr ne hnmSi sss grave
rat nations s>", ~ 90. cns above the bravo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-13

aged that army Whose losses couid not I've
repaired, $685.. .-
y. IN MAY 1864 occurred the battles OF the
q Wilderness, Spotsylvania Courthouse, AZ,
q &c, General GRANT was constantly re-
q pulsed, but as constantly renewed his tiank
u movement until he landed upon the banks
Il Of the James. There were many battles OF
d more or less importance during 1854 ana
81 the beginning of 1865. April I'd, 1860, or-
81 CURED the evacuation Of Richmond, and
M began the retreat OF General LEES army
81 from Petersburg. April 2, he surrendered
M skeleton OF an army TO overwhelming
81 numbers. And thus ended his military
III career.
" In August, 1865. General LEE was made
IA President Of Washington College. His
Ia name and fame soon made that Il popular
III institution. lie continued 10 hold the po-
F4 siton until his death.
HI And now what shall We say Of this peer.
4S less many Language fails Us. OF him ~
8A truly as OF that other iliustrious one whom
RH he SO much resembled might 1t be said
&# "He was first iG war, first In peace, AND
&S first in the hearts OF his cuuntrymen.' He
I'll was a true hero There was nothing com
mon about him. AS noble in soul as be
was perfect In physique, he was one o
& those grand characters In which all the Gle
SA ments combine "to give the world ASST
$50 rance Of man"
@ II the heather could say that "whom tn
- gods love die young" we may say tina
H there ~ Ia contemplating Gen. LEES deatl
Ell The sad eonsoling reflection that 1t IS no
~ now possible for him to do aught To dimin
& ish the esteem In which his name is held b,
mankind. 1.-THE past" IA DANIEL WEB
sr2R said, 1.-THE past e. least Is safe - anC
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-26

He1nlan T7sits tie Akd-He Tells a Good Story
And illustrates ii By an Am0zng Iraek-Hou
he fook The Gambler iu-Eic.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1870-03-26
Novels, New and Old.

ANINvoICE JUST RECEIVED AT THE
IA Book etore Of Q6es) a. N. WHITNEY.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05
nlarri09cs.

In the presbyterisn church, in tins
place, on the Ord inst. by Rev. +. W.
Bedinger, Mr. "A e. Uhier, of AIr1an-
dn.. Va, and Miss Hnnnie Mould.
rr, daughter OF The late William Moulder.
Of ,hl. place. No cards.
At The residence Of the brides parents.
Os,ober ooh, by Rev. Albert Jump, Mr..
Charles r. GGgas and Miss .4mandn
7. Liekider. all OF Berkeley County.
On Thursday, Oct ~, 1870. 81 "L'-
Gus, Hll," by The Rev. WD. II. Meade.
MIR. Thomas ~. Buckley, Of Pnsbufsh.
Pa, to Miss Louisa c Packet, dsugh-
ter Of John d. Packet, Esq, OF tbs
county.
On The Islh nit by Rev. II. TSllhelp.
Mr.. Robert NcIniire and Miss Susan
GsonfhGm, both Of Berkeley county.
On The 18Th ~, by Rev =. V. becch'
Mr.. ". e. Bogent 10 Mss SuiHe Cask'
ey, all of MaulnsbuTg.
On The 2o,h ult.. in Louisville. Ky. al
the residence o. The brides father. ty the
Rev. DR.. Plat. Capt John Harrison.
formerly Of Martiasburg. TO Mis-" Alice
c. Stokes Of Louisville.
In Msr,in-burg. on the 3O'h ult., by 'he
Rev. L. NJ Cutler. I'm. H. Slinkman,
Of Baltimore. 10 Mi, s. r. ChdmJer,.
daughter Of John Chambers, Esq, o!
Nariinsburg.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05
BALTIMORE MARKET.

HHEAT-Ofitrings today 1924 brs
white and $3.50 bushs red; demand sss
rather be- ter, and prices more steady
included ~ the sales were 2208 bushs
white 8. 20 to 81 35 for common to
fair, snd a, 1910 81 50 for good 10
prince. red sales Of 5000 bushs prime
soJ choice Mary lssJ and Virginia at 60
ssl 65; 1900 bushs good do. al 3osSl'
40: $500 bushels common TO fair do. a,
O5,el IS. $500 bushel. 0nio and In
di.na al 1881 81.
CORN-6200 bushels white and 500
bu.hs yellow received, demand improv-
ins and rr,ces steadier-salss embrace
1000 bushs old white al 70s72 cts. 1000
bushels new do. 81 65a6S CTS 400 bus
Lominy al So cents, 500 bushs old yellow
a, 80 cts. 1000 bushs new DO. al 1913
els. piincipsly at the latter.
CORN-Gpld sold al 81 II.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05

The Chicago Tribune calls attention
to The fact that 4 900, 900 bushels Of grain
is now stored in that city. and that u is
Accomplishing, when it should be going
forward 10 market in this las, month of
lake navigation. Noring tbs, and that
The wesI !. bare OF cash, while there 10 .
plethora of money in the east. tina, paper
,sys The truth IS that there /, too
much Of speculation in grain here 10 be
healthy. Speculation i. often useful in
providing a msrke, for goods which 9th
erwi.e would be necessarily kept back
for months, for want Of buyers for con.
sumption; bot II Is nuisance 10 The COM
munily when it prevents good. from find
ing market BY keeping Op The price 10 a
higher figure than lhs, 3. which they can
proGisbly be bought"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05

IMPORTANT DRcI'Ios.-The decision
rendered few days sgo by lodge Strong
OF The United States Supreme Court. SIT.
ting as Circuit Court, was very inpor-
isnI. II was IN effect thai all tie take.
collected since ihs frat Of January last
on the dividends Of railroads. bsnks,
trust companies, saving in.liiurions, in,u.
rance companies. canal, turnpike, and
slack wafer navigation companies. and
interest paid on the bonds OF said CON pa
nies and the taxes retained on salaries OF
Government official. for the same time.
are invalid. { this decision be sustained
By the Supreme Cour: this money will
have 10 be refunded.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05
For the Register.
LHETowN, Oct 3lst, 1870.

find a communication 10 your issue
of October 22nd. signed lone who
Knows, correcting my statement coz
corning The contract for building school
house in this township. lhave invesii-
gated The subject, but will here sta'ethal
member Of The Board Of Education had
informed Mr.. Homar, that The necessary
funds were on hand, hence bis stipulation
that $500 be paid in advance. ! was
no, presen, when the contract was let,
and got my inforns,ion second hand.
The prolrsc,ed meeting al Nj. Zion
was continued for ten nights, and SIX
persons professed conversion three Of
whom united with The Church, and were
baptized by immersion, in The presence
of large number of persons
The Sunday School attached 10 tbs
Church, in conjunction with The School
connected with The Frs, Baptist Church
Of Msrlinsburg, held Sabbath School
Celebration, near the Old Baptist Church,
one and half miles wes' Of Fancleaves'
vile, on Tuesday last. Rev. DR.. Riddle.
OF Msrlin.burg, delivered the address, and
Ill enjoyed themselves immensely.
The Nj. Zion School, under the super
inlendencs Of Mr.. Eugene Baker has
pro.pers6 very much, and they expect 10
keep Up their School during the winter.
which is something unususl in this con-
munily.
The Mslboei.t Episcopal Sunday
School had a Celebration last Saturday. at
the School House near this village. Rev.
Albert Jump, Of Shepherdstown, address.
ed the School, and all spent pleasant
day.
Mr.. Evans meeting in SmiIhfeld, re.
suited in fou. or FIVE conversions. |
learn tina. an other prorscied meeting be-
gun IN The NJ. p. Church, in that place.
Friday evening last.
The meeting at Mt. Hope, Berkeley
County, resulted in The conversion OF
twelve persons.
Several colored persons raised consd-
cradle Of ,unu. in our village. about 10
o'clock Monday night. last. Jerry Nc
Dowell went to lbe house Of Robert
Burns and wanted TO whip the latter. but
did mol succeed in ge,,Dr him ou, Of his
castle ; Robert thinking probably that he
was safer inside his domicle than he
would be outside. Robert prosecuted
Jerry. and justice Smith tried tie case
last Saturday, and be imposed fine Of
$500 and costs upon the offending Jerry.
Some Of The parties were under the in
tluence Of liquor al The lime OF The dis'ur.
bsnce.
The election passed OF quietly quite
number Of Africas dussy sons eIercis-
ed The right Of "sutiersnce."
One hundred and ninety three head Of
cattle passed through Leetown. last Sat.
urdsy week. They were from GreenbT-
er County, and were en- route 10 LsRcss-
ter County, Pennsylvania.
Yours, &c.
TFMpLAR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05
w AR NEWS.
Surrender Of .1istz.


BERLIN. October 27.-The King tele.
prsphs The Queen to-day
THE morpIDing Bszaine and Metz cap
iulared-l50,00 prisoners, including
10000 sick and wounded. The army
and garrison laid down iheir arms this
afternoon, One Of the most important
events Of the war. Providence be thank
ed
BERLIN. Oct, 81 Especial to N. y.
Tribune The Metz capiIuislon in.
cludes e. iafantry regiments. l3 bausIons
Of foot chssseurs; lS foot and depot bat
isions, SO cavalry regiments, namely: 10
cuIrs.siers, guides. II Dragons. Lam
GERS, 3 hussars, 3 chasseurs and 3 chss.
seurs d'Airique. also 6 depo, squsdrons,
us field batteries, IL batteries OF mi,rsll-
leurs, 60 eagles belonging 10 the infantry,
OF which were two formerly taken at
Mars la Tour. and 80 cavalry eagles.
Including the garrison enumerated. the
army originalWconprised 22l bsttalisns
OF infantry and 1852 .quSdvons Of horse.
The original numeric,l strength was 2lo,-
900 infantry, 81 ,450 cavalry. 600 guns
and l02 miirsIl;eurs, Besides three mar.
shsls, Bszsine, Csnrooer and Leboeuf,
and ihree corps commanders, Frosssrd,
Ducres and L'AdDIrsUll, there are forty
division generals and one hundred brigs-
diers. 10000 Of the sound prisoners
have heen cent 10 North Germany and
$4,000 TO South Germany. The sIck
and wounded have been distributed in The
same proportion.
LooDon. October 3l.-Cologne dis
patches, dated yesterday, say that Prus
STA and The North German Confederation
have furnished 100000 troops for the
present war, and Ihe States Of South Ger.
many 10000. Of,his grand total Of
$50 900 men, nearly all are now on
French soil, and they are expected 10
complete the conques, Of France in
short winter campaign.
The last summons 10 surrender has
been sent into Paris, and il il i. no, com.
Piled with. the bosbsrdneni Will be
commenced. Bismarck has issued cir.
culsT 10 which he reviews the line OF
German victories 10 show that France
can have no hope Of prolonsing resistance
and that Paris should at once sccep, The
terms offered to it for cspiulsiion. OH
erwise he anticipates fearful suffering 10
the two millions of people within lis
wslIs. whom The beesrgers will not be
able 10 feed siIer the horrors OF lombard
men,. seige and utsrvslion shsll have
forced them to yield.
The Government al Tours has istued
proclamation denounclng Bszslne's action
- betrayal Of the country and calling on
The nation siill 10 pressvere 10 Iheir eli.
fore for the Republic.
Princes Frederick William end Fr.ds.
rick Charles have been made Field Mar.
shsls as reward for their victories over
The armies OF Bszaine and Nc .Hahon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05

The following matrimonial custom pre-.
walls IN Siberia The bride, on arriving
at her husbands house. is required 10
Inviie guest. TO dinner that .h.!l prove
her qualify, and upon which. in lscl, her
future reputation will depend. !, mus,
be prepared BY her own hands. and both
TO herself and her parents sbsne will be
he consequence il she be found deficient.
II her dinner proves q triumph il will re.
commend to Honorable notice not only
herself bot Also her family.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05
A New AND HEALrnFuL ARTICLE c

NEW AND HEALTHFUL ARTICLE OF
Foop. The Sea Moss Fdrine. manu-.
featured from Irish Moss. by the Rand
Sea Moss Fsrins Company, has been
placed On our table al different tines. ard
proves to be on. OF he best, most nuiri-
tons and easily .digesled Of all The isrinss
now in use. lIls psislable 10 the taste,
lie lighter sn6 less compact than any orher
farns. and hence better adapted TO weas
sIomschs, to dyspepHcf, to lDve!!ds, and
all persons OF Trail constitutions. In cas-
es where tapIocs, sage, bsrl'y, corn
s,arch, maizena, and similar articles are
beneficial, The Sea Moss FsrIne is not
only substitute, but has advantages
which neither Of them possess. because
the main ingredient Of the moss has teen
considered BY medics! men Tor many
years as having invaluable remedial pro-
perlies. l'Is particularly recommended
for pec,oIcl affections, scrofoIous con.
plsinl-, diatrhes, &c.-Ed:for Halls
Journal Of Health.
u For sale BY II. N. Billings, Druggist,
Shepherdstoxn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05
TBE RABBIs IN CoUNcIL.-Thers wa,

The RABBIs IN CoUNcIL.-There wa.
a convention 10 New York during last
week of ministers of The Hebrew isiIA
from all paris OF the United States. They
appear 10 have been OF the progressive or.
der, having adopted resolutions 10 strike
Out from The old Hebrew prayer book es.
Fry line aud word which might imply
that The God oil lsrselis moi the God Of
entire humanity, and also adopted me-
mortal addressed 10 the Governor Of In.
diana, earnestly recommending revision
OF the divorce laws of that State. All
Christians will 10 veil TO initiate their
sclIOn in The latter respect.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05

A wise old dsrsey in The Southern mari
OF kentucky came 10 his old master The
day before Ihe late election, and said be.
MARS John, wants 10 vote the Demo.
cratic ticket. The fac, is, | think de
n'ggef' ought 10 split up anyhow. live
goes an voles Democrats, The Radicals
cay we is unsra,eful, and then the league
hnes US i've dollars an warns US. live
votes Radical, de Ku KIux II pit u,
shore. l wants 10 divide like, 80 as 10
make 1t de inlrusi of boff parties 10 treat
Us KIN an friendly" Ths, dsrkey j. a
STATES man and philosopher. His bead
emph a,icaily .l.vp!."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05

The massive iron bridge across the
Ohio river al Chemist has but single
span, and is one Of the most beautiful and
imposing structures in the country. 1t
cos. about eighteen hundred thousand dol
lara.
The SPArEs CAsE.-The grand jury
closed lie labors on Tuesday last. A
mong The last acts of The body was The re.
fuss To find true bill. after having found
presenlmeni, agsins, Hon. Alfred Spslfs
Ter alleged enbezzling the funds of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company
Cumberland (Nd.) Times.
An East Tennessee woman waved a
red flag TIL train stepped, and then ask
ed the conductor if her sister SaIrey Mel
VIVA Thompson, sas aboard Another
lady, in illinois. waved 3 red Gag, stopped
the tain. snd asked the conductor Tor a
chew Of ,obscco for her old man. The
conductor Horace GIeeleyed all the way
TO the mex, station.
MARRYING SrMINARy-I, is said
lha, the son OF Brigham Young is chou.
to marry . fourishing female Seminary
al Salt Lake CiIs-all but the principal
and the ,eachsI OF music, who are eYcep-
ted, not from any fault OF their own, bu,
because one o, them is married woman
and the other q Frenchmsn.
A. Thompson Nickel. Of Monroe CO. o.,
Mis- Stale, committed suicide on Friday
morning las! By shooting himself lhrougA
'he heed on a ear OF the Chesapeake and
OAio railroad when within three miles OF
Stounton. He was conveying his wife 8
corpse 10 Wsynesboro' for inlermeni, and
her sudden death caused him 10 commit
the rash act.
Address r V. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo,
n. Y. and get pamphlet on Cs,srrh
free. or send sixty cents aid gel D.,
Sase's Cstarrh Remedy. $500 reward
Is offered by the proprietor for case o.
Cs,srrh which he cannot cure. Sold By
druggists.
The Board OF Supervisors of Berkeley
county have nsued certificates OF election
10 A J. Thomas. for Sheriff; f. s. Trnx
Ell, Clerk; E. Shaw, Prosecuting Auor-
ney; s. Gsrsrd. Recorder, and the other
gentlemen elected 10 various positions.
A horse st,scked 10 buggy containing
Mr.. Allen French and Ills wife, took
fright on the Winchester pike. near Pc
ies's farm. Berkeley county, on Tuesday.
| and ran away. smashing up the buggy
Mr.. FIencb had his ribs fractured and hi:
/ Jaw broken, and Mrs. French her ain
I broken.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05

Welesrn from The New Era that q
me euns o: rhe Board Of Supervisors OF
Berkeley comfy was held IN The Court
house, a, which meeting Of the bos'd. the
cou,rar, with the Cumberland Valley
Railroad was approved, and The President
81 The NJ. & 2. Railroad Company in
smuc,ed to proceed forthwith TO make the
necessary conIrac" for The construction Of
The Rs,lfusd from MasIinsburg 10 lie 20
iomac.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05

%. Tue Free Press announces that
1heTe viii be Tournament al Charles
aowu, on Tuesday, November 9Th. A
spirited contest may be expected. Tween
ay knights will enter for the honors. A
handsome Saddle (Gorman's make is tie
award to the W0-, succsssGul and best
hurs.man.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05
Deatbs.

On the 18Th nh. al Leicester. Nd,
John Hoh, in the GlH year Of his oge.
formerly Of Isper's Ferry, W. Va.
In Mar,in,burs. on The 2ln ull., very
suddenly, Charles, .on Of Jane. +. and
Ana Reed. in the BIRD year Of his age.
10 ibis place. l4h October. Charles
g.. son Of Mary +. Smith. in the 3h
year Of bis age.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05

CO AaREsTEp.-A colOrsj Dsn named
Cook was arrested on Thursday ty oii
Ger. Etchlson and Byers upon The charge
Of steahng some bed clothing iroR The
residence Of Mrs. Margaret Wsiper. near
Waiper's Cross Roads, few Gays sgo,in
lie absence Of Mrs. W. He had hear.
ias before Justice Wiley and was con-
pi,,ed 10 jsi 10 avail, The action OF the
Grant Jury.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05

In the City Court OF Richmond, vs. -.
Ex.Msyor George Chahoon was convict
ed Of offering foIgery,anj his puni'hmen,
assessed al Tour years in The State prison.
The case xss one in which The prisoner,
with Others. he'd, by forged notes delraul
ed the Stale OF $1,000 dollars. lhe value
nj an eschea,et estsie.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05

e.. The Commission, appointed TO
asses the damages along the the route OF
the Shenandoah Valley Railroad, through
vi. enI Of HE County. have completed
their work. The resuli has been report
cd 10 the Company,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05
SALE NOTES DUE.

yFllE Notes given at my Sale will fall
4 due on The 25lh OF tbs month. mo.
vember). when prompt payment 10 rcquir-
ed. All noies Dol paid promptly when
due. inre'o .t will be charged from date.
The no,e, will be in The hands OF the sub
scriher for colIrc ion, who may be found
al Edwin &. EngIe's residence, by The
time the notes are due. All notes not
paid by the l0h Of December. will be-
pot IN an Officers hand. for collection.
BENJAMIN I. ENGLE.
November 5. 1879. 3y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05

me man sho goes through The " ord
"y'ns TO alter The habits of grown up
men, Is as ridiculous as he Who goes
.o.oosh a iorest, trying to bend the knot
led oaks. The lr''e sapplings be can
manage out, in the name Of common
sense. lei he old trees alone.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-11-05
ADMINISTRAT RIA'S
NOTICE.

7 ErTERS OF hdninislIslinn having
IL been grained To me on the E'Iale Of
Joseph A. Chspline. deed. I'll p.ruC.
indebted TO said E'lals are hereby no..
fed to come loraard and pay the ssmc.
and oil creditors Of SAID Estate are hereby
required to present their claims for set.
ilemenI
ANNIE T.. CHAPLINE,
AdminlsIrsrIx.
November 5, 1870. ~