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Notice.

JNHE undersigned haskbeen appoihted, has
qualified, and given bono as Public Ad-
Illustrator Of the p arish Of ST. Landry, an Of.
lice created BY a recent act of the Legislature
(which may be seen in this issue ofthe Journal.
\ All parties interested are referred to it's pro-
visions for their guidance. as it is the inten-
ton of the Public Administrator to enforce
the same in all cases where it applies. No
valid settlements can be made, or receipts
given, Though Or by any person other than
| the undersigned in matters relating to the
close of estates enumerated in the law re-
fsI Msss sa: T. N &sE Il. Levi. are my
attorneys for the settlepento Of such estates, and
are authorized to act for me therein. lH
( sgG e. Gro GILBERT CAN'T 20 r
Public Administrator of the s -8Ia s8a.
+ e-~~4rG IT Parish of st. Landry. rsa-
T. April 16, l670.-2ts. H. s.. ~ g.. 2 ..~r
The undersigned will hereafter, charge a
commission of I'll per cent on the value OF All
lumber Bills &c. for house building where he
is called . to make them out. and where
the contract for building is not given to him.
/. WARREN R, MCKINLEY, 20 3D..
g., - -, Contractor OF. Builder.
April 16, 5'7o.-1m. II. I'd 5-~w lsr I 4
United ststes IRternal Revenue,
Deputy Collectors Office, I'd Distset. La.
To-. .aa -0peleusas, April IA, y57o.~}
NOR non-payment Of taees due under In
Z ternal Revenue Laws of the United
States, there win be sold at my Office in Ope
glousas, on '@1l,''5. ,''4' @,t'@I
Monday, Api 25M, 1870. - =.
at Q o'clock, r. NJ. property seized as belong-
ing to. Francois Richard, OF the Parish of St.
LsHdry, S& described as follows, Wig: as"l
i One grey pony, one bay pony. and one
small mule. 70 ~ z Il N@7% " "'" '@@
, Terms of sale-Cash. '@S.#-1 5'-.' e
'@s wi L. C. ALLISON, 9r ".
- - "''-S Dputy Collector.
Anril IA 70 o..
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Succession lie DubreuH Olirier.
I'm VERTU dun ordre de rHon Cour de-
Ia Paroisse de Ia Paroisse DE- St. Mary, Etar
de la Louisiana, il sera vendu a rencan pub
lie. au dernier ct plus offrant enchtrisseur.
par le soussignc, a la maison de, tont de la
Paroisse st. Landry, dams la vile DIES Ope.
~lousas, 10
Samedii, Z MAJ, 1910,
commencant a cnze heures du matin, lei; pro-
prittcs ci-arres decrites, apparteiant "a la
succession de Dubreuil Olivier, decide, der.
Increment de la Paroisse de st. Mary, a,savoir:
J.. Tn certain moroccan de terre situt shY
la rive gauche du Bayou Teche dams la Pa
roisse St. Landry. borne en- haut par la terre
de Stephen N. Osburn, en- has par la terre de
Nine. Demaret ct o. o. Foster, contenant
sept cent quarante arpents de superfcie, plus
GU moins.
2. Tn morceau de terre sur Ia rive droite
du Bayou T6che on Croquanr dams la dite
Paroisse de st. Landry. conterant cinq cent
a, penis de superficie, plus on moins, borne en-
haut par les terres de ID. p. Hill, en- has par
la terre du DR.. r. III. Littell, ct en- arriere par
la terre de Alec Dupre ct Cleophas Comeau.
Ces dites terres. moins cent arpents vendus
par Dubreuil Olivier a Joseph Gradenigo, sont
les memes achetecs par lui, lie dit Olivier, a Ia
vente de succession de Martin Donate decide,
fate lie IL mars, IS4S.
CONDITIONS. - Une Motto du prix d'adju-
dication. compliant; ct la balance d I'M credit
de douze mois du jour dc la vente, r~acquereur
GU les acqucreurs a credit. fournissant leur
billet on billets payables a rordle de radmi-
nistratrice, portaht hut pour cent d'interet
par an du jour de Ia vente ~jusqu'a paiement,.
une hapotheque spectacle ct le privilege do
vendeur etant retenues SUR les dites proprie-
ties en- favour de Ia dite succession, ~jusqd'a
enter Placement.
JAS. G. HAYES, Shsrif.
2 avril, 1870.
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PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
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Rfchmond, Virginia.

Capital paid up and secured ..--. $500 oo(
Assets, over-.-.---. A-----...--$ ooo oot
Policies issued during The last
two years, ver------..---. iO 0Ot
- Declares dividends annually, and assigns
dividends annually to allepolicy holders.
Lends its funds only o., first bond and mort.
gage, and lends only td the amount of one
half the value Of the real Estate pledged
Is exclusively a Southern Company. its
Stockholders, Directors and Oa6cers were
born in the South.
It's prosperity is unequalled, probably in
the whole history of Life Insurance. No Com.
pany has ever before during the same period
of its history, made such progress as the
AND ARLiNGT TON
has done. No Company presents such claims
to the, patronage and the confidence Of the
Southern people.
w. G. DARLINGTON, President,
REV. JOHN E. EDWARDS,
~ Vice Pres't.
d. J.HARTSO0K, Secretary.
JOHN C.. BRECKENRIDGE, General
Agent for Kentucky,
DABNEY H. MAURY, General Agent for
Texas, Louisiana and Arkansas,
Officers and Directors Of the Branch Office
in New Orleans.
PRESIDENT, DABNEY H. MAURY,
VICE PREs'T,. GEN. G. T. BEAUREGARD.
Directors:
d. II. MAURY, GEN. CT BEAUREGARD.
Col. G. G. GARNER, GEN. BRAxToN BRAGG.
r. M. SIMMONS, DIR. w. Fl. HoLCOMsE,
Col. D. A. WILSON, Col. THos. MACON.
EDWARD MALE, 7. s. BARTON,
JULES C. DENIS, Louis BARNETT,
w. NJ. RANDOLPH, A. MeFoRTiER,
z g.. FORESTER DELONDES. .
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COMPARISON OF PROGRESS
OF THE FOLLOWING ':oE
Successful Northern Companies
PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON.

II ~ - -.
uSeTuN years. 81 SOC, 600 5000
The success of this Southern Company is
therefore ahead of any now in existence. and
its rapid progress has placed it in the front
rank of Life Insurance Companies.
If the above good Companies have succeed
ed on so much ,corse start is it not absurd to
doebt the greater and more certain success
of the Piedmont and Arlington on 50 nHeh
better start
Comparison
or THE
.- a. @|" '@rU,..g. a. IT,. Z
Losses by Death During the
@g year 1885,
Ids a2H-H tHa- r. III A.. -.p
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REVENUE STAMPS ofe I'll denoruain,
~ tleps fos sals at he Post Odies.
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To Whom 1t Nav Concern.

To Whom it May Concern.
T7HIS is to certify that we have appointed
IL Mr.. Emanuel Philips, of 4Opelousas, La,
as our sole agent for the sale of the Patent
Charter Oak Cooking Stoves, for the towns
of 0pelousas, w Washington. Grand Coteau and
Port Barre.
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Essasate of Cha Fies Pltre.
a LII persons indebted TO the Estate OF
IA Charles Pitre are notified to make pay
ment to Henry l. Garland, Attorney, at Ope-
lousss, by the LIST day of April next, other
wise they will be sued and have to pay costs.
T. L. PITRE, Admir-.
March Igth, 1s70.-(5ts
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Capital paid up and secured $500. $500 600
Assets, over-....... .---......$ oUU OoO
Policies issued during The last
two years, over-~-----.----- io ooo
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JAs. u. HAYES, Sherlf.
2 avril, 1870
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Succession de Marie Ze0iine
~ @H~at - WayarA. EEs @~ +

9 avril 1870. 2r-
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de Hugh l.. Nelson.

9 avrA, 1870.
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Succession dc John N. CheviS ct
&c. Martha HAYES, decides.

2 avril, 1870.
, 1870-12-16
AUCTION.

THE Vendue Director hereby
makes known, that at the re-
quest of the D~istrainer will be offer
ed for sale by three Auctions in con
formity with the Royal Ordinance of
22nd April 1917 ESQ l7o parts Cor c.
Il part) of
THE
No. "a Dronningensgade, Dronnin-
gems Qvarteer, belonging to DIR. ID.
PrettO.
Ist Auction to be held on Friday
the 9th of January 1871 at IL
o'clock, noon;
2nd Auction to be held on Friday
the Goth of January 1871 at
~ o'clock, noon;
Bird Auction to be held OF Friday
the Bird of February 1871 at
IL O'Clock, noon;
the 2 first Auctions at the undersign-
ed office; the 3rd Auction at the
premises.
The terms of sale etc. to be seer
, 1870-12-16
The "AVIs"
rs EDIrED BY HANS HATCHETT
AND PUBLISHED

EVERY TUESDAY ANN FRIDAY
Terms Of Subscription Six Dollars per an
uum, payable half-yearly in advance.
Single number to non-advertisers-10 cents.
~ Parties DESTROYS of withdrawing their
subscription to the avis" are required to
give notice three months previously.
, 1870-12-16
AUCTION.

III bekjendtgj0r heryed,, at ifolge
Requisition af Udl@gshaveren vii
den Doctor d. Pretto tilh0rende An
deeI, s'oI 1869 Dele (eller c. I DeeD at
ETENDOMMEN
No. "a Dronningensgade, Dronnin-
gems Qvarteer, blive stillet til Bort
salg we'd 3 offentlige Auctioner, i
OvereensstemmeIse med Pl. '22de
April 1917, der afhoIdes saaledes:
lste Auction Fredagen den CITE
Januar 1871, midday Kl. 10;
eden Auction Fredagen den code
Januar 1871, midday Kl. 10;
3die Auction Fredagen den 3die
Februar 1871, midday III. ~;
de 2 f0rste Auctioner paa underteg-
nede ContOir, 3die Auction paa Aa-
stedet.
Conditionernc n. M, vile bliye
frOmlagte we'd AuctiOnerne, hvOrtiI
Lysthavende lndbydes.
st. Thomp Auctions COntOir, den
lode December 1870.
p. Nj. ANDERSEN.
, 1870-12-16
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN.

during the week from 9TH to 18th Decbr.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1870-12-16

at the vendues, to which purchasers
are invited.
ST. Thomas Vendue Office, 10th
December 1870.
P. Nj. ANDERSEN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-17
CANDIDATES.
F0R CLERK OF fHE CIRCUIT GGU3I

MIR ZITTLE-You will please an.
XIX nounce WILLIAM 4. CHAPLIAE
as Candidate for the Office of Clerk of
the Circui, Cour, OF Jefferson County, It
the election 10 be held on the 4Ih Thurs.
day of October next. In making this
announcement, we are scinated BIZ no
other motive Than that OF the Public
good. Mr.. Chspline has now had cor.
siderable experience in the discharge cf
the duties Of the office. Has become per.
fsc,Iy familiar with the routine Of busi.
ness in the Court; courteous. polite AMI
oblielng to all-resdy and willing at al
times 10 impNt information to any thai
may require it gent'emsnly in his &c.
pertinent and friendly 10 all strictly
attentive 10 business. impartial 10 sli,
partial to none, and having so lar as We
have been able TO learn given eenerSl sat-
isfaetion. we now present him TO the 70.
ter. Of Jefferson County for reelection,
hoping and believing that the people vii
sustain wel.tried and faithful olicil,
knowing as we DO tina, persons having
business with the Court greatly prefer an
experienced Clerk 10 one wholly unas-
sunn,ed with The business.
Voles, think Of ,hI, End by re'slnlrs
Mr.. Cbspine in Office you will give cyl.
dence lhst faithful discharge OF duY
has been appreciated. 100
MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. T. TILE Please announce W.
A. Charline. ss a candidate for Clerk Of
the Circuit Court, a, the election in De-
tober nexi. for the following among many
e,herreasons that must be apparent 10
all
Every person in tie County, white ard
eolored should feel the importance Of haS-
ing a Clerk who understands the dlihculI
task OF his office, as they ale all more or
less interested in the office. Should Ihe's
be q new Clerk elected, some years vii
el,pse before he can understand H. as 10
man OF an ordinary mind can I'LL the Of
fee as i, should be filled. We then call
upon all. white and colered, to vote lor
William A. Chaplne, eeardless Of Pol-
ties. a, this office should not be made a
political issue, it has nothing TO do with
politics, bu, !. an Office 'hst should he
filled by a compeIan' and responsible man,
and as such we regard William \.
ChapIlne. o..ro,
MANY VOTERS.
Shepherd.loun, Sept. II, 1879.
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GS- ANOTHER GREAT RAILROAD Pro

E5- ANOTHER GREAT RAILROAD Pro
JEcr.-We clip the following article from
The Getty sburg Star and Sentinel We
learn that i, is The purpose 10 connect 1t
with The Shenandoah Valley Road al this
place, extending il through tue rich and
fertile county Of Washington. via Boons-
boro and Sharpsburg. and we trust that
this grand object will be effected -
Gettysburg Railroads.&c. accordance
with The Decree of the Supreme Court.
forecos;ng the Mortgage. Mr.. Swope, the
Trustee, adverlses The sale Of the Get.
lysburg Railroad, 10 take place a, the
Merchants Exchange, Philsdelphis, on
Thursday, October The 18Th. The sd-
ver,isemen, will DO found in 10 days pa
per.
AZ there seems 10 be no probability Of
the resident Bondholders forming any
combination 10 purchase the rosd, ne take
i, for granted that j, will pass INFO new
hands, possibly the Pennsylvania Central
or the Reading Railroad Company:
In the franchises OF the Gettysburg
Railroad Company, holding their night Of
way from the Susquehsana TO The Po,o-
mac. the road has a value over and above
the bed, rolling stock, &c. The revenues
Of the line from Gettysburg 10 1snover
now pay all working expenses and six
per cent on the full amount Of the Mort
gage Bonds. Were The link from New
Oxlori 10 York or Coluabis completed,
end tho road extended 10 the Baltimore
vnd OHIO road, the local traffic would be
largely increased. besides opening up an
immense trade, in connection with The
Cumberland coal region end the lines Of
railway pushing Sou,hwe., through the
Shenandoah Valley. AS through line
from PhIlaJelphis or New York to the
Southwest. the route via Gettysburg TO
nsger,town, is from 80 TO 40 miles shor.
ter than by the Cumberland Valley road.
By legislative enscinenls The bed Of
The old '.tape-w worm" in The construction
of Shich the State expended over hall .
million Of dollars, was transferred 10 The
Gettysburg Railroad Company. and will
pass 10 the purchasers, with the lrsnchis-
e., including the right 10 tap the Bali
more and Ohio road.
We have no information as to the
purposes Of either the Pennsylvania Cen
Irsl or Reading Companies. Into who
soever hands the road passes, We hope
that u vii be extended.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-17

Ne A POPULAR SCHOoL.-ll was our
good pleasure. willis, at Winchester last
week, TO accept an invitation 10 visi. the
Female Seminary so well and peculiarly
conducted by lie Rev. Slas Billings, for.
merly Of this County. We found HE
Rev. Christian gentleman in hue and
bouy spirits, enjoying exeellen, health,
and attending TO bis arduous duties as
Principal Of Fairfax Hall. This large
and hph property, since lie has become
lie owner. has undergone complete rem
ovation and repsiuting, and is one Of The
hes, structures for Seminary We have
ever seen. The rooms are large, co,nmo-
dious and we'll ventilated. Ii has also
been beautifully papered, frsscoed and
painted. By Mr.. John II. EMERSON OF
this place. which speaks in coumendable
tones for his Superior skill. We were
sho rn through all the d.lferen. apart
men,s and were exceedingly pleased OF
it's fine and beautiful appearance. Mr.
Billings is assisted by his accomplished
daughters and son-in.la~, Prof. 6. Z.
Shepherd, and we know Of no better
School in the Stale Of Virginia for per-
sons to educate their daughters, and we
were glad 10 learn that his spacious halls
were foil OF pupils. We extract the fol-
lowing in reference to the Schoo! from
the Winchester Ne,cS
"FsirfaY Hall presented quite a lively
scene on Monday last. The spsclous
halls and apartments, resounded wah The
cheerful voices and passing footsteps OF
both old and new scholars. This school,
we understand. opens with brigh, pros
pec,s-,he number Of boardsrs and day
scholars double that Of last year. The
corps OF teachers has bsen Increased by
three or four, among whom We nonce
Prof. g. G.. Shepherd, a gentleman OF
crea, ability and whose services IN all de-
psrlments OF The school-bui more par
liculsrly those at music and tie Natural
SCIENCES. will be Of great bsneft. The
Principals, we learn, are making great
efforts 10 hsve a thorough classification
and TO raise the standard 10 perfection 10
the Fundamental brsnches.-now too much
neglected.
The apartments are now beautifully
finished, and admirably adapted for first
class Seminary. the painting OF the
house is executed 10 vorkmsnlike and
beautiful manner. and was Done by Mr..
John IL. Emberson, of Shepherdsiown."
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-17

&C. A SPLir.-The Republicans OF
TIN, County had a high time on Saturday
las, They met fer the purpose of nom
ina,ing candidates for the county Offices
bu, they fsled TO do SO on accoun, OF
split, resulting in "lw wings" one Of
which is entitled the lIsrper's Ferry wing
and The other the Court House wing. The
"Court llonse wing" Withdrew from the
convention and appointed Saturday next
TO meet again and make nominations.
The "Hsrper's Ferry wing stood their
ground and made nominations, and AFTER
wards adjouIned to NEE, to-day for The
purpose Of making permanent, nomina-
lions. A general uprosr was held for
sometime, very nearly resulting i'll =
"lree fight by the colored folks, and il
wac impossible for the Chairman 10 main
tain order. Several speeches were made,
and great deal OF "-hsrp shooting" was
done. the speakers calling each other hard
names. Peter Hodge, colored. said in
his speech. lhs, The lining was split"
that he did not know which wing 10 take
sides With, that he did no, blame the reb.
els for lighting, tina, had he owned ffiy
negroes during he war, he would have
fought like The desIl for them. Its said
that the whole proceedings were decided
Iy rich. far surprising the performances
Of Dan Rice's Circus.
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Deotbs.

On the 9Th instant. 10 BLU more. LiHy
Lee, only daughter Of James L. and
Louisa Townsr, aged year. months
and ls days.
On the llth inst, at The residence Of
Enoch Hedges, near Hrdge''IIIe, M"
Rose Robinson, youngest daughter Of the
lste Col Israel Robinson. in The 18Th
year OF her age.
In H.dges'Ille on the 0 inst, Real
John Worri,. infant son NJ Sol. =. and
Henrietta Snellzer, aged 7 months add
l6 days.
On Thursday. the 25th of Augn.l,
HiHidm Calhoun. Of Berkeley county.
in the 65lh year Of his age.
On the Sch inst in MlJdIewsy. Mrs.
Ora Lock, vile OF John W. Lock, 10 the
Ssh year OF her age.
A, the residence Of bis father. IN this
county, on the 7th ins! HiHian b.
.AgiiOnby. third son Of Charles Aglionby,
Esq, aged l6 years.
At Hrpers Ferry, on The 81 inst.
Moude, infan, daughter Of Capt.. J. D..
Young. aged 0 months.
Al Bunker Hull. Berkeley rnunty. on
the 4lb inst Miss JenneH Deter ,JsuQh-
ter Of Joseph Deter, IN the 18Th year Of
her age.
Died near Dufield's Depot, Augu.,
18th. Mary Lueretia. daughter Of Alex.
ander and Martha Jenkins. aged 2 years,
6 months and weeks.
We bad darling Mamie once,
She was our darling Pride
We loved he., sh perhaps too well,
For soon she slep, and died.
Wesried Of his world below,
She left Us. alb so soon;
She was only lent 10 Us
To show how sweet flower
10 Paradise would bloom.
HasesioTn papers please copy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-17

sz, Tx LATE Hon. JosEPH A. CuAP.
Line The Berkeley Union Of las, week
csalsius The following tribute to the la'e
Hon. Joseph A. Chr slime, who departed
hi, life al HE residence aesf this place,
90 Saturday evening the Bird in'''ns:--
Hos. Joseph A. Chspline, Judge Of tho
5,h Judicial Circuit, is dead. lie was
born and educ.,ed n Jefferson county.
Va. lie road law IN ior Jndss Perfea,
an eminent lawyer OF Cumberland. Md.
and soon .fler his admission 10 tie bar.
emisrs,ed 10 Dubuque, Iowa, where he
engaged, with success. IN me ptscure OF
his profession. Whea the Fremont cam
psign opened, though educated in the po-
ulicsl faith. aud the peculiar prfjudices OF
the locality Of his brth. he engaged zeal
ously in the antl-slavery cause. and was
one Of the pioneers OF Republican princi
piles 10 the then young Stale OF Iowa. He
believed in the principles Of universal
freedom, and proved his faith by his
deeds. lie wss brave. efficient worker
in the Republican cause, ere that cause
had become popular aud had became the
faith Of The multitude. when il wss dan
yerous to be just He returned TO Fr-
rinia, and at the breaking on, OF The war,
did not 60 viii his State into the Eeeel,
hon, but sided with his country, and used
all HE influence to sustain the National
cause. He scIed an important part IN
the organization Of the Sls'e Of West Eir-
ginia, and representa- Jefferson county
Jnr several terms IN The State Senate.
lie was appointed to the Bsnch by Gov.
Foreman. AS Judge. he commanded
the respect and confidence OF The people
and Bar, by the justice and importantly
Of his decisions.
Judge Chspirs', loss will be ielt-felt
IN the councils Of he pollmcsl party ct
which he was an active member, and
recognized lesJer-ltlt, sadly felt. by his
friends, To whom lie was most molly true
in life but ielI mo9l deePlP by the good
wife and The little children he has left be-
hind. He had bis faults, sefious faults.
DOt Iet more "Ho NS'e Ho"S 'pS'e W "''''
rsproschfully. He faults were rather
The resu, OF warm. earnesi, genial ma
lure, than OF any yeslly bad qualiues OF
mind or heart. HIS was frank. lGgeni-
Gus. honest nature. Hypocricv formed
no eeme nj OF his character. 10 bis rsa-
lions with men, he ACTED no equivocsl or
doubtful psrl. buI dealt frankly. openly
and boldly. lie made lis enemies fear
him, and respect him for his honesty and
his power. Though often apparently bit.
ter, there wss nothing vlndicl'ive in The
man. lie was generous opponent.
HIS many good qualities vera recpg-
nizcd by his political opponents, those by
whom he vas most severely criticised.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

HHEAT-Rsceipts to-day $500 bus
white and rs bushels red; the tone Of the
market was better, though no quoiable
change. There is a scarcity Of prime
and choice Maryland. which are wanted
By local milers, and would bring full
prces-included in the sales 1900 bushs
Western red st Do 10 81 81, quote for
strictly prime 81 80 4; 500 bushs choice
Southern a, 81 SO; 1000 bushs good to
prime do. a, l % TO 81 40: 1000 bushs
fair DO. 2OsSl %; 1900 bushs inferior
utsi l0asl Il; $50 bushs damaged al IS
els.
CORN-Recep.. 5000 bushs; msrke,
stronger for white, which is very scarce,
500 bushs prime brought 95 cents; 500
bushs low grade Southern and Western
al s3se5 cis-of yellow 200 bushs out OF
order on private terms; 1000 busbs blue
eyed at so CTS : 1000 bushs Wes'ern
mixed at IS to 81 cts 100 bushs prime
Southern at 90 Gle.
GOLD-Go!d sold a, ! l4.SIl4i.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-17
Alarria9ss.

On Tuesday last, at The residence OF
the brides parents, near Cameron De.
pot. by Rev. John A. Scott. Mr.. John
r. Uiison TO Miss EH= abeih Turner,
daughter OF David Turner. Esq.
On the 9th ms, by Rev. DR.. Linn.
Charles H. UaHhswS. Of Charlc,lown.
10 Mrs. Jane Roehe,ter, Of Baltimore
city.
On The 18th inst. by The Rev. Mr..
Stsrchmann, Mr. .fierondu kraiz, of
MsrIinsburg, to Miss .7nna f.. Peter.
man. o. Cles,pring, Nd.