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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-01
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Piedmont Nirginian says On the
10th Instant, Messrs. Lake and Coons arrived
at Brandy Station. having passed over the o.,
A. 4 NJ r. Il. that day in ten hours from
Front Royal with thirty fine Black Bass;
caught in the Shenandoah. They were c:rrled
three miles from thence and placed in Col. w.
s. Cools' mill pond. They swan Oft brlskly
aud seemed well ut home.
The Warrcnton Sentinel says, on Tuesday
last an attempt WAS made, near Banks cross
ing to throw the cars from the railroad track,
by placing distractions at Il sharp curve III the
road. They We're fortunately seen in time t"
prevent what might have been Il trighliu acci-
dent. There are some suspicious rs IL the
perpctrator of this lendiSh effort to destroy ii.
and property
The Slaunton Spectator learns that it is the
opinion Of the L. :. officers engaged in remoy-
ing the Instructions from James river be low
Richmnnd that. ly ~ expenditure "t less than
half 4 million OF dollars it is practicable to Oh
tain Il depth Ut Is feet OF water ut low tide.
As the tide rises four feet this Is 2 feet at high
tide.
On "Wednesday night. after i hot contest,
the House Of Delegates: by vote OF 80 to 30.
passed the Senate joint resolution approprl-
ating 5000 for the purchase Of john A. Elder )
portrait Of Gen. Ice: which adorns the walls ct
the Senate chamber.
There We're about sevcnty-five contracts put
in at Richmond Va. on Tuesday, for con-
structng the los miles Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio road west of the White Sui pkur Springs.
Bidders. however, will not know their fate un-
til the 10th of April
On Monday, Commissioner NoIand sold the
Round Top Tract. in 'auquier 30 acres to
VIM. 3. Cochran, at SIS per acre a 50 an
adjoining tract Of 33 acres to same purchaser
at - per acre.
The buildings on Main street, Norfolk, occu-
pied by Freeman, jcwellcr, and BrlckhHnSc 4
Co.. boot and shoe store, were burned ON
Wednesday night Loss between sou and
$3n, 900; fully insured.
\ blast was made in a quarry hear Rich
mond, Wednesday, which removed about five
hundred tons Of gr:,uite, one hlock wrlg I''ng
upward, of one hundred and fifty tons.
Bishops Johns and White, Of the Episcopal
church, will, in the course of'a few days, begin
their Spring viSitatons to the various churches
IF their diocese.
\ very useful and we'll sustained Farmers
Club has been established in Clarke county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-01

ALEXANDRIA FISH MARKET, April 1.-The
receipts of Fish this morning were conalderanly
in excess of those Of amy previous morning TINS
Sr,<nu but price, are still maintained ut high
figures in consequence of the great delnand. -
Shad sold.ut from III I" So per hundreds Her,
ring II, from II L. Sl3 per thousand: Rock and
Perch ut from % Ia iIc II bunch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-01

During next week elections will be held in
Connecticut Rhode Island and Michigan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-01

The Senate, yesterday, adjourned until Mon
l,y
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Companies to grant passages on receiving Il 90
eminent from me. think. if this WIS knowh
throughout the district Of Virginia Your needs
would hc supplied.
tnMMI' NIrATEp.
March ha. come anil gone, and ii WIS the.
most pleasant March that my memory re-
taiDS. am not the oldest nhabilanl, but
wuuld Ie entitled 10 be near the loot Of the
class of such. have heard of the milclncss of
the lamb and the lagr al the lion.and vice versa;
but the March that has just taken It's depart
urc. was the best behaved i'll cquanmity oil any
that has engaged my attention. During the
month there were but seven days OF wet wealth
or: on one of which there WAS 4 little SHOW,
b1It moi enough to whitrn the ground One
night Il little ice formed in tubs but not III the
cutters; To offset which, il had summer
DAY, the thermometer being ut &C.. March can
not be accused Of killing the early fruit, III
this locality: but We can not hope that April
will be rs lencnt to the early fruit aS March
WAS.
T. thc nhtor ofhr .lh.rnmhW Gr:ettr:
You are right in correcting the Petersburg
Courier. who said that Mr. Reuben Clements
is the only survivor in this State Of the war Of
ISL. am personally acquainted with other.
and doubtless there ;lrc many more. mean
Major Henry Saunders. Ui l.eesbura: Capt.
Thomas Barton. of Fredericksburg: Ensign
John W. Grove Of y u. Stcphcn>burg :;
Frederick Auck jacob Baker. Henry NJ Brent.
John NJ. Magsnn. and George L. Seavc>, Vi
Winchester: David Dng:$. and jaime: Rogers.
of Frederick county. Va. | write this bec;ilt>e
it is excluding these old patriots; from the roll
of honor to say that unl u one old soldier .lS
alive in this State. CIVIs.
Frederick Co.. Ea March -.
The new steamer Oceanic. Capt. Murray. ar
rived at New York on Tuesday night. She
excited much attention. Since the Great
Eastern left these waters nothing has been
seen To rival the Oceanic in SIZE. Her length
is IL, feet breadth nl beam 4 feet depth Of
hold 81 feet, entire: burden i.O'm tons. engines
5000 HORSEPOWER and she draws. at the load
line - feet ot water.
The Baptist Church at buchanan. Va, after
IN Investigation has decided that the Ghost.
at Rev Mr. Thrrshcr'3 h"ll$1, is Il human
ghost and very mi~chry"rls one II that. \
girl LIVING in Mr. Thr.shrrS house is SURPASSED
to be the Ghost; "r III alder and ahrttnr "I the
ghost
Frederick Wilzick and Max Alhrcch. en-
ployed in l'rhlci>h'S Brewery, ut Newark, We're
sulfncatcl yesterday 10y foul air in the beer
tank.
The subj Committee Ir the Mrrh"l>t Book
Concern remained in session Yesterday Dul did
not succeed in obtaining experts (" examine
the books Of the Concern.
Secretary Dclano is at home at Mount YER
non Ohio. and Secretary Boutwell, will leave
Washington to-day for Grninn. Mass.
They are talking about Il new market house
in Lynchbrrg. One is Very much wanted
there.
The Governor Of New York has vetoed tn"
Pneumatic Tube 'nlerernund railroad bill.
Indian crprr'lat"n; in Arizona m" elnrre;*-
ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-01

AN ACT for the NOR" efficient collection Of
Sc. |. b. it enacted by the City Council If
Alexandria. That all persons engaged III bust
hess in this city. whore license i, Required It"
conduct such business, shall call upon and pay
10 tn" Mayor the amount due for said lirrIiF".
who shall iS>'r his certificate for the saline, anil
'Irp,,>il til" ,in"rIIl; rrrcivrd with ia" City
Treasurer. taking h- receipt therefor which re-
r"pt he shall deposit with til" Auditor "l the
city.
Sec. > In default Of payment for thirty days
after said license shall b. due. it hal! b." the
duty of tn" Mayor L" Immediately r'lI,r.t the
amount of said licrs'. according L. Law
Seq. -. b. it further enacted. That TIA" Mayor
shall keep II book If licenses. "ri the margin Of
which shall j." entered the nau'. Of the party
licensed, 1"gelhrr with the hu-nrs, and thu
amount paid.
See. t. The. Mayer .iraIl ON til" lir-t day ct
each month, drp.'oi! with the City Auditor list
of lcru,r,S :" i>.llcd. tu""thrr with tho amount
received from each
Soc j. l." it further rn,v't" H"tor.. ia" May
or shall proceed l",nlI, thrlcrn>cr a. pray ld'"t
in this act hr shall give bond il: the sum ii iV"
thousand dollars, to be approved hy the tlnanr'
,li.hnryr Of the duty 81 r"!lr,ing aid li'''r~''r.
Sec. Ii; For tn" collection If SAID iI,,m-''~ tn"
Mayor shall receive three. per rrHum "n the
amount - collected hy him and lctid mt TIA"
city treasury
See. : All :trt' and part al act ~ ".'nIlrrt
with thi. act are hereby repealed.
S,,. ' Til. act ahall be- IN force iron, IL pa
sugr
WIN. H MARBEkl.
President BonrH at iH,ro,ra.
JND. b. SMDnT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-01

GEoRGETowS MARK The Grain market
during the past week has been quiet but towards
the close q decline of &c in Wheat is manifcst.-
Corn is dull, and to effect sales in large lots some
concession would have to be made. Oats have
advanced &c during the week, and are scarce.-
Flour owing to the light stock IN market, re-
mains steady and unless it should be great ~ IN
crcascd, will continue firm. The high price Of
Wheat in comparison with the price obtupcd
for Flour, has induced millcrs to be very eau
tnus, and disposition is manifested To buy
more than enough for present wants.
The Cattle market yesterday ~ Drovers' Rest
was well attrnLr,l. and the prices Of last sales
day We're fully maintained. We quote: 225
head Of Cattle. which readily changed hands ut
from ;uSS - per lU lbs gross G'o Sheep nj "''
~ per 100 IT,, Cows and Calves "3"S.o each :;
Veal Calvr. 1aS9 80 per lIU lbs.
The Coal trade is very ACTIVE Il heavy fleet Of
cnaS,wisr vessels being here durin" the week
awaiting cargnr>.-l Georgetown Courier.
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f,ORT ar .ILEI.f.N:DRI.I. .afRIL 1.

f,ORT ar .ILEI.f.N.DRI.I. .IfKIL l..
su> ,E.............. 30 MooS SETS III g.. ;';''
Sun SEIS..... w. e'
ARRIVED
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Mitchell, Norfolk,
To j } Phillips
Schr l. l. Hickman. New York. to American
Cnal Go.
SAILED.
Steamer Express, Nicklc, Baltimore, by }
Brn,irr. u Go.
Schr Son. Of Malta, Philadelphia, ~trip-,by W
\ SImout.
S,hrs Ed :IluIc Jersey City, and l. l. Hick-
man. Providence. by American Coal Co.
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FF.S:I.N'Iy.9L s. COMMERCIAL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, April 1.-The market
for Wheat srdul x offerings of l0lG bushels red,
with sales reported at 1871 and l58 for ordinary to
good Corn is quiet and steady; offerings Of
9SS bushels mixed, with sales at II and rs; an
inferior lot sold for q; small sales Of yellow ut
- Rye Is quiet; offerings of 4jG bushels, with
sales at - and SO for inferior samples. Oats are
stcndY: sales OF $50 bushels at - and IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-01

\ BILL To REDUCE CRIMINAL EXPENSES
E,,',uSi,n otihr Ptmnxof InHcr JnSt;rS The
following hill, extending the jurisdiction Of po
lice Justices of cities and Justices of the counties
passed the House ofDelegatcs on W edneslay,
and only awaits the approval Of the Governor
sands Of dollars to the State for criminal
charges. relieve the courts ul nIany small cases,
which now occupy SO much OF the time Of
judges aud jurors and i'll other respects be Of
great benefit to the public:
''Bc It euncird dc, That the several police
Justices and justices of the peace OF this Com
monweath shall have concurrent jurisdiction
with the county and corporation courts ul all
petit lnrcenies,, and in all such cases the pun
are authorized To nfiict by existing laws
:. That the several police Justices and Justices
Of the peace, in addition TO the jurisdiction now
exercised by them rs conservators Of the peace,
shall have concurrent jurisdiction with the
county and corporation courts Of the State Of
all cases Of assault and battery, not ieonus oc-
curing with their Jurisdictions in nil which
cases the punishment imposed may be the same
rs the said courts are authorized tu IMPOSE lv
existing laws: Porh'ei That i'll the cities
and towns in Which police justice has been or
may hereafter be appointed or erected. the
powers and Jurisdictions conferred by this act
shall not he exercised by any other Justice of
such city or town, except when acting for and
i'll the stead of the police justice, according to
law
,. Any person convicted under the provisions
of this act shall have the right to appeal to the
county or corporation court, and shall, unless
let to bail, be committed by the justice to jail
until the next term of such court, and the wit
nesscs shall be recognized to appear at said
court; and the said justice shall return and tile
the papers with the clerk OF said court, wheth
). The appeal shall be tried before said
court, without formal pleadings in writing, and
the accused shall be entitled to trial by Il jury,
to be cmpanuelled in the saline way as i'll like
cases originating in said court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-01
ENGLISH. GERMAN AND AMERICA
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT

presents unrivulled inducements, both III ladies
and gentlemen! goods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-01

CVBSCRIBERS t" the capital stock Of tn"
- ALEXANDRIA INSI RANCE CON-
PANI will lloaar call nj the Banking House Ut
~ d C.,r,r Il Co.. and pay the cash instrument
on their .tnr; of live dnlInr, per hare. They
will also meet ut thrr"oms OF the Corn Exchange
OH the 18th of this month. tAprilj at lpt clock
a. m, for the purpose Of elc,ting Directors and
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12
BALTIMORE MARKET.

WHEAT.-SaleS embrace 5a6Ooo
bushs Ohio and Indiana red at l 35asl l
40: 200 bushs Pennsylvania do. at ! 3oa
II IS; 100 bushs Southern amber at l.
5Oa<l 81; 25OO bushels prime red nj l.
45a,l IS; 2OOO bushS fair to good do at
| 30a2l 80; 1000 bushs common ut
I 20aSl -: also 2OOO bush. Southern
white nj 35a>l 80.
CORN-Reccipts $500 bushs; market
Grmcr under light otItrings-sales en-
brace 2O)0 bushs Western at 3 cents
for white and 1t 65aG6 cts toy mixed;
1900 bushels hy-cut Southern white at
7Ia7G cts; 1900 buShs good - prime do.
at 76a7s cts; $50 bushs yellow Southern
at GS cents.
OATS-Salcs $1,000 bushs Western
and Southern ut 4ja - cts, and 1890
bushs old-crop Western at 50 cts.
RNE-No sales to-day; We quote at
Gja72 cents per bushel, as to quality,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12


ESS" EDIroRs ON \ "BUsT. Upon
invitation Of President Garrett, some
fifty members of the Maryland Editor
al Association, representing nearly all
the leading journals in the State, are
now en- rouie from Baltimore to san
dUsky Via the Baltimore and Ohio Road,
and its Central Ohio and Lake Erie dl-
visions. They left Baltimore by mail
train on Monday last, in an elegant spe-
cial car provided for the occasion. ~
commissary car provided with bounti-
full supply Of creature comforts also ac-
companies the excursioniSts 1t is their
purpose to spend day or two at Put IN
Bay Island, Lake Erie, and will also
visit Gibralter Island, owned by the
eminent banker, Jay Cooke; who kindly
rendered them an invitation to do SO
through his brother, the Hon. Henry
II. Cooke, Governor of the Territory Of
Columbia Among ,he rnmber are H.
\. Gallaher Of the Charlestown Free
Press; A. G, Boyd, Of the IIagerstown
Free Press, and II. W. Baughman, Of
the Frederick Citizen. They always
try to be where there is something
"go9d 10 take"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12
" EST VIRGINIA

At Rules held IN the C'Sk's Office OF
the Clrult Court Of Jefferson Coufly,
on he fr-r Monday IN August. 1871.
Jo-lsh Is. McEimy.
The oirslIm2roVeWonl Company Of
Pennsylvania.
Assump'Il snd Attachment.
The OBJECT Of this 'uh Is Io obtain a
Judgment for sl27I 90 with interest from
me 1T Of FEB. 1871, un'il paid. and TO
anach any interest belonging 10 said
Company. And II appearing upon sfF-
davii fled IN this cut, that tie Company
are non residents Of Ills Stale. ttey are
hereby required TO appear within one
mont alter due publication Of ,his order
and DO what's necessary 10 protect meif
interest 10 this matter.
Tesie,
W. a. CUAPLlNE, CLERK.
Green g. Lucu.. p.q.
Aug. ~, 1871. ,"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12
nlarria9es.

In Martinsbwg,o on the 1st Of August,
by Rev. VIM. ID. Hanson, Mr. JOHN
W. BUTTS. and Miss MARY NJ
STROUSE, both of Berkeley county.
At Locust Hill, in this county, the
residence Of her father, on TUESDAY
August 1st, 1871. by the Rev. VIM; II.
Meade. DR.. MONTGOMERY BOND,
Of Philadelphia, Pa, to Miss FANNIE
HAMMOND PACKETT, second
daughter OF John 3. Packet, Esq.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12

Big DISEASED HoGs.-The disease
that has been prevailing among the
hogs of this region for some time, still
continues to carry off many. Various
remedies have been used under the I'M
preston that it was hog cholera, but
while the same femedy seemed to cure
some, it was thought to prove fatal IN
others, and attention is now directed to
finding preventative. The following
is recommended very highly and may
be found in Titles Hundred Years Al
manack Hickory ashes, black anti
mony and common salt, each one pound;
Roll sulphur and cream of tartar, each
two pounds F.; fenugreek, rosin, ground
ginger, and saltpetre, each half pound !;
mix we'll together and give in dry food
about one tablespoonful to each hog
once day.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12
r / r & Il | D Y
NOTICE.

ynHE undersigned having been appointed
I by the Governor. uOder authority oi
me "Acl 10 i,ke The sense Of The people
upon the call Of Convention and Tor
organizing ihe sane. passed February
20. 1871" Commissioners 10 .uperin.
tend tie taking Of polls in Jefenon
County, hereby give nOrics Ibs, polls
uil be opened 1t lie usual places Of 70.
ing IN the 'sid County, on
Thursday, the 24th Of August,
1871, for Tie purpose Of iakine the sense
Of ine voters Of lie ssid CouL;y, on The
question OF ealing Convention 10 alter
The Constitution of Nh. State.
WIN. Il. TRAVERS,
II. N. GALLAHER,
d. F. HARRISON,
ComDist toner's. A..
August 5. 1871. 81
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Dfaths.

On Friday evening last, Aug. 4th,
after lingering illness and suffering the
most accute from combination Of dis
eases. Mrs. ANNA AMELIA, wife Of
julius C Holmes and daughter of HE
rome O'Bannon of Charlestown, aged
% years and weeks
On July 23d, 1871, at the residence
of his mother, in Bolivar, CHARLES
w. GRAHAM, aged % years. month
and IL days.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12
FOR SALE,
VALUABLE
vi Err I'll y Il MILL
AND
SAW MILL.

JUliAT Valuable Merchant Mil, with
( ,hc Saw Mil attached, lorg ard Ia.
yo5aI'v kru"n "a "!lLIMiERS
MlLL.n stgale on NanmeIfe'. March
Ron, bold aud never lsnug 'tream, !
m,l"s North. west oI Shepherd, own, Is
now rGr,rj Cor sale privately. There
/. 3 ACKES Of land Of unsurp..std Ter
ulry. On sh;ch lhcIe Is q Iarge STONE
HOUSE, garden and necessary oui.
buildings belonging 10 tie same. Jho
location Of tbs properly IL within J miles
Of tie &. f. o C4nsl, and convenient 10
the b. Il o. Railroad. and u'usleJ 90 II
- in tie mlj,l q tie finest grsIn froaIrg
sections Of BerHe!ey and Jefferson CoUn-
ue., mikes it very dssIfsbie.
a (orher description l. deemed unne-
cesgary. ~ persons wishing 10 purchase
are nsI,d t. examine Tor lhrGstlyss.
For further lnlouuation ,ppIy TO tho
Undersigned ~ Shephefd,town OF to Mr..
Juvsyne CooUtz near the Mill.
c. d. McGLlNCl.
August 10, 1871. #
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Deb,liiy and Emaciaiinn

Both result from the lack of ability 10 convert
The food into uUlrmert. How necessary,
then, for those suffering from these alarming
symptoms TO immeaiItriy resort 10 remedy
that will strengthen the stomach ard digestive
organs. For, as soon a. this desirable object
has been accomplished the hoG!th improves,
and the patient resumes his usual personal ap-
Tearancc. UosicitcT's Stomach BIiieTS have
attained worldwide popularity ~ such cas-
es, and have been proven he best and safest
meens Of removing constipation, ton,nZ the
stomach, giving energy to the liver, and reiirv-
ing every symptom of nervousness aud de-
preston Of -pIrlts. IL cheering aud bench
cIal elects are highly spoken ~ by thousands,
who owe 10 II their restoration 10 health. 40
restorative ~ the annual, Cf medicine has at
tanned the same popularity II the short space
Of time 1t has been before the public, or has
won the high endorsements accOfGe' 10 this
excellent tonic. Many other preparations,
purportIng TO be coIrectIyeS and reslorailye',
have been Introduced and have persisted one
by one, while the popularity Il Hosistter's
Stomach BItlers continues 10 Incre3'e. and -
now recognized % standard household mrdI-
cine. The success which attends the use Of
the Bii,erS eyinces a, once us virtues IN all
cases of dibiliiy and disease Of the stomach.
Certificates almost without number, have been
published, atteslIng ~ truly mir,culou- power
IN removing those painful aud fearful diseases.
And a this time IT seems idle 10 do more than
call attention !" the great remedy Of the age,
IN order 10 awaken public attention to It, e1-
cellence It Is the only preparation Of the
kind that is relsbe in all cases, ard It Is
therefore worthy Of lie consideration Of the
afflicted
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12

pas Sorr.-Accn4..ing to the gene
RI, custom OF a few Of our "osd resi-
,,enters," they had soup near 60" on
"Wednesday last, made of Lamb and
Bassfish. The party composed of
Lavender" Judge "Teddy, Rod
der" and .Adam." "Billson" being
absent without leave, was fined pen
aItv Of six chickens for the next "Soup,"
The Soup was of an excellent quality,
hrt the cook mixed ieeiie too much
t.c,uIi(,oss" in (which caused some
Of the party to become little ''c"sse-
,osv.d" When the hardware was
70 return home. They passed off the
az very pleasantly by music sic from 3; the
"jewsharp" and eating the pigeon
wing
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12
T. HE R EGIST Err.
Saephcrastown, w est Va:
sATURDAY..... Aug. IL. 1871.

ees> PRrA cAlNG.--The Rev. Jacob
Hassler OF Boonsboro', will preach in
,he Reformed Church of this town, on
Sunday evening next, the goth instant,
atthc usual hour.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12

Gas' SrsrIc1oys-It is rather suspi-
ciors 10 see q man with nose rcsem-
bling demoralized redirect, waiting at
the door OF whiskcy saloon about O.
clock in the morning.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12
TEMPLAR.

An INTERESTING LIsT.-It may be in
teresting to those who have sent for
counterfeit money in answer to the nu-
merous circulars which food the coun-
try to learn that full list of the names
Of such is being prepared for publica
ton. The moral characters OF many
hitherto supposed honest persons will
probably suffer by being exposed in all
their hideous deformity.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12

rs II WoN'r PAr-Trying 70 do
business without Advertising Is like
wiuking at a prntty girl through pair
Of green goggles. Youmay know what
YOU are doing, but nobody else does.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12

We learn from the Winchester
Times that on the 18th inst, game Of
baseball took place at Winchester be
tween the Red Caps Of that town, and
the Mutuals of Martinsburg, in which
the Mutuals were defeated by a score Of
40 10 u.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12

Pa Don't forget the Leetown Camp
meeting. Let as many families as pos
sib!e take cents witt. them. 1t will com
mence August 24th. Preaching at s
O'clock. in the evening
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12

81 BY reference to another column,
it Will he seen that at the meeting Of
the Convention Committee on Friday,
!, was deemed advisable under all the
circumstances, to abandon the purpose
of holding a Public Barbecue and sub
s,itute Mass Meetings Gar tie several
Townships in leu thereof
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12

By Religious services will lie held
in the Presbyterian Churches at Elk
Branch ana Shepherdstown, tomorrow
(Sunday) marning, at half past 10 O.
clock. anl at Kearneysyille at 4 o'clock
l. J.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-08-12

Thomas A Scott, of the Pennsylvania
Central Railway, is said to be broken
down and com pletely Frustrated by
oyerwork. His physicians have ordered
him to go abroad for a year if he desires
to live. His situation is pronounced
precarious,