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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-18
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For The Register.
RESPONSE OF "WENONAH," TO
THE LINES OF w. 8. p. II.

That surely was "dream" you bad,
AS you say OF the "days long hown;"
For you NJ er was careless Of power or Pell,
Nor did you ever forget your own worthy sell
II you had an empire for home.
| can't say we e'er roam med together,
You we're little too "wild" for me.
l remember the cabin; the stately palms"
And the little cove where you gathered clans,
With some other gal ''ofthe sea-"
You say her hair and eyes were black;
And you call her merry little sprite;
When her hair was as red as picked beet,
Wore number mines on her very little feet,
A stubbed nose crosseyed fright.
You dream Of roses, and all such things,
Magnolias and sweet scented air;
OF faowers-indeed twas a fowery dream!
Yet things are Oft not what they seem,
And seem what they never were.
'Tis true you have sadly, sadly changed,
But 90 home; wen not ask you 10 stay;
What If your friends have gore asleep,
Why should you lay you down and weep'
And act in this senseless way
Ils been years since you left your friends,
4 long period sure for wake
So pack up -our "duds" and hurry home,
Return for your dear friends sake.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-18

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-18
For Sale.

T WILL ,ell pri,,'eIy my HOUSE sod
LOT we'll improved. containing ~
.7CRES OF LIND. three quarters OF
. mile north Of Duifeld's Depot, Is. d
Ohio R.ilfoad. and nesr The contemplated
SHENANDOAH Valley Railroad. For par
,iculars addtess L. s. RUSE.
Dufields. Jefferson Co.. w. Va.
Sept. 10. 1870.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-18
FARM FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE Small Farm Of 90 A.
"A cre.. we'll improved, 1T Pri'a'e Sale
unml February ls,. 1871. 81 miles from
Shepherdstoun. the cOuniy-sesl. and
m,les from Kesrneys,iIle. on 'he b. y
O. R.,lroad. and 81 miles from Martins
burg. For terms. &C.. apply 10 DR.. Ma
eruder in Shspherds,osn. OF 10 tie sub
seribrr on The premises. ..,y
.. 81 VS. MAGRUDEi.
December 3, 1870. u
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-18
1I1FLES HUNDRED YEARS
A In A n A C. X
For sale a.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-18

Ssinsing 10 said By The doctors 10 hs
very good eHefci'e for persons health,
bot many spoor wretch hss eous 10 bic
death By ill., gs .lui ,aie
Some men haze Iiuls colo in their
purse. but 'hD is mads pp ,.ia sbsadsnes
ri brass. IN ihr couD'enspce.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-18
TERMS OF THIS PAPER.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-18
A CARD.

WE desire TO return our thanks TO our old
w customer, and the public generally, ior
the liberal share Of patronage extended TO u,
in the ps,t, and hope 10 merit continuation o,
the same by close attention to business aud
Offering CHEAP GOODS.
October Is, 1870.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-18
SALE NOTES DUE.

TBE noles given a. The sale OF Chrl"
| usn WeI,y will fall due on The FL"
OF February. instant. and having been su'
,horized TO c, ll.ct The same. hereby
give notice Ihs, promP' pay men' mu" be
made 10 me or interest will be charged
from day Of sale. II immediate payment
10 made ihe interest will be RENTED.
GEO. II. JOHNSON.
Feb. L. 1871. 3E
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-18
A CARD.

I BEG leave to return my thanks to the pub
i lie for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended TO me, and hope 10 merit continuance
Of the same. ] have now a very large and
complete stock of BOOTS AND SHOES 10
,uii al who may favor me ui,h call. All
kinds Of work made 10 order and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Oct6 ], S. FLEMING.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-18

gNWIRL Ne Round. the ls,e.I novelty
4 st,bs Book Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-18

NORN! CORN will receive any
y amoun,'of Corn in exchange for Mer-
ch,ndize al highest nsrke, price'.
j. S lfeiuin.
ian IA Elk Branch.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-18

HEMBOLD'S Buchu and Rose Wash.
II at sep3 Billings Drug Store.
DLACK Silks. at
y may7 Rickard {. Wtlshan,'.
MEW Game Of Refuses or Word Pic.
II lures, affords great amusement Tor an
evening psr,y or The family circle. price
25 cents, Tor sale at the Book Store.
NOR SALE.-Choice Of Two Sleighs.
both good as new. one Plank other
Basket Bed, for the Cash, wheat. corn. or
cslle. by j. .. Mefom.
Ian 81. 1871. Elk Branch.
THE la,e style Fashionable HAS. joH
,ece,ved al Liekfder's.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-02-18

BOOTS BOOTS Nice stock OF
ID hand. Prices reduced.
J. s. Meluin,
ian IA Elk Branch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
POLICE NOTES.


A ,;rc in n, rrovi,iou store of ACkrr, MpTTall IL
Con X, ~ Ca,pos c,.llay morning caused ~ damage
IusnIeL
Sudden dcatIs Yesterday: Hannah McGinuis age
SEecnGtj Johh Gee age 81 a. No. 81 bSs
lift eItkst.
I'm inquest wa requested, Yesterday in the case s.,
leD N'is &Qte se 81 who ~, scSrma! poisoned at Ds
r.sid Of h. 1sTcn's 4 iI"od. on tie lniSoh'
Hrs. Catherine Pnton Of No. C3 Yates-ave., Brook
r d. ,ertsy received Sunday night from the eH
DO e Which was standing on tue UaA'e' near
.Ioc> rhine Clifton a prostitute who has attempted
1s u rv made similar stennt early yesterday
eel the T Ioe S-to but Was pTeveu'ed By 'be door
.Jraob Bittmaa. a mason, age IS, and two laborcrs
were haired dive hg The f eaDkOen Saver and Annss
l. d. vt IGsy TIE hLoe sustained slight injuries but
L., rasun vas Kid
Herr m Diz2jId age 81. second mate of the brig
Taia, re Pier 20 II 2. A. attempted TO shoot himself the
rsh ve'rds with yolyt lie taken to the PARK Hosp'
"a. Were ths denounced his injuries fatal
WIN. Bennett age 80 of No. PA East FOrty-secOnd-
yr tie Harlem Rail. ad who fell from f ht
IND gu SuTo morning at Fourth ave aad FOrysIth'
ST.. de yesterday. In Bellevue lio'pia
Mary Watson was committed by Justice Hogan,
await 'r tor 'shhng ratr"lman Nsn Asine o. tie
di.onIery conduct. s7d ulucti1g her 10 prison.
James Lyons, age "a of No. SIS Scammel-st. in at
tciue FnPcn NJ ut platform Of Ger No. Of the Grand and
vhers Aiei Michael Desmond diver " the
rested.
Burglars, or Sunday night, broke into the rear of
tie Boadvs, Garen sroon No 80 Mercer and attempted to cn
40 AS broadway covered BY the police leaving bchiul
q Coai lete let Of tufg'rs' TOOLS
Commissioners Smith listened YESTERDAY. to SO
Pstuan H. Waters of the Seventeenth Pc
," G Pr na was jun and sordrrIy ard th. he t6t
esrd witt the nhces head with Ratchet Parolnan Charles
hevr Psronnc Johu H. Keller Of the Fifteenth Precinct be-
vnr hat he Dad been OF BIS post T the roudman took three
lie wa reoOmmenjcl for dismissal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

bridge Deaths last week, g. Including one IRON a ~
rG Tc Second Presbyterian Church has eyen VI sbs
for the Michigan and Wisconsin h ,nr rp IN IiOl.
land Mich Edward EOrtOp, who served I'm oi ~
Nors ia the state Prison, aud was aftcrwaru hIcSu
on nm uniust chHrgo OF burglary mas Urch ~ m go
Gov Randolph has published letter IN when 10 hSs
Norton Is trying to reform MIS- I.s"r, - % b.
woman, rCsi,tnG ut No. % "rIS'.' at"lS" nd ~" sbe
has been snr ring with In the fne, tAr yam OF
which indnccd temporary Insanity the lsh ISpuou-
evening sv p T. Qajnn md Col. COUrtnis james Dhl
has died from the effects OF fall III "la'hs'' last
TucsGry.
uonoKFH.-Iu the Circuit Court, Yesterday, judge
Pcdc ivcrd hs charge to tho jury On the cictnrat
tcc and after reviewing the facts aud Stating at consid
crahc lcr.h the gw On points involved Gomez hdd Nv
guilty the whole premises drs,rihc III the
declaration GOwu to the high wV,Cr Linz" 2. That mo
.iaNE recover possession only the .rOlnd that tho
rrmfcR subject 10 the city right to easement o1
u"c streets; the verdict Is tO be given under the
direction of the Court, and tIe IPpOnN,ui;y lies win
the Court =. The Court dC>irrs You TO mn slPcllY
w't'r mak The iors, after snort r"hsH Eilio, re-
tuTurd 'pIiiCt, dt cteu by Tue court,
to ordinary E,g wrt'r MARX. cob Wilson, Custom
EOu-C Greer wa arrested yesterday for asS'hhg MIS-
Jennie LIrhic II.
PA1tLsON.-AlcxIflc Melville, John M Carthy, Tim
conduct at ~ ir!fn Ci si"niH" pay al Nah aud
Mvc-sls., Sunday W@,t. .Pa,rc6 ODonnCh James
J'Ter~, VI Atcl NJ g M Or j"ncs II lila 1t II were hiS'
C.,cstrd Yesterday. INC E;"r - charged with an afro
,n3.. os~l'it upon justice Glou H. Oinccrs CNai 's
ID. vii; ahu"gtou. Folr"f IL, mum0cr have been
/ ,uIItnuc.. ,uI adj. HIiia @nan.
EHGrFvOoI,-Tuil Cost, 70, slate rOotcr has died
'rou uric, rc,riycl from hlinc from the ROOF nt
Gc.I%" To- t,,s LuusG....lLc I;cpihlclnS held mass
Gr"ti u last evening, and WI" dd rHscd by the i"h'
loan D,,iC,0m. Gen. TAOS Il. Van Buren,, Francis How
! and, a.d CtLcrs.
WAyLRiEY-i troit,1g match for sweepstakes Of $500
VII! tanc ri.cc on the jar Gr,unis Today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
THE FoUR-MILE HEAT RACE.

Then followed the great race of meeting four
mile heat contest for the Bowie Stakes $3.50 entrance
tOO FIRST, with $2O added in which the threeyear
old Harry Bassett WAS TO encounter Hembold the vie
tor OF Longfellow ut Saratoga. There eight sub
scribers to this stake-GCv. Bowie, T. NJ. Hail. Cnpt
Moore samfOa f%%Gt All allen oo Hte9 ms SS Co
representing the two last named started Both horses
n gTef f6 c2n Sd 9o At pUTS a rae r
amount money was invested: Little Rowe rode Bas
heavy, and lime bells were made that 1850 would not be
First Heat-Harry Bassett took the lead from the
start and made the running, with Hclnhod al his quar-
teIs throug the first mile IN 1884, Hclmbo1 being at
his saddle grths they went under tho string Tho
second mile was run In precisely the aame msnnrr eI:
f %o sas Ss When closed on the third
Tho two miles in 365. the faVOrlte leading ha1
prrsey the same manner as the two preceding Harry
Ba1sctt going under strong pull aud gaopnG iereriy
mile the enthusiasm came Intense and denonstrativc.
Br led half length which he In reased 10 length
length Oh the back-,iretch Thc latter tried suIute
TO get ON the lOScrstrC'rn, Dut Bassett
still held him at l~ quartz, aHd coming up inc home
stretch Bassctt dr'w seadiy ANY, ANA Gail0"d under
the string easy winner by Two 'nsns AMID immense
Sccond Heat-No betting although 500 10 SIS was Of
fcred in vain Harry Basct He took the lead as b.
quarter, and two len lIo mt the half mile post On tie
lower stretch Her0i closed, AMI ran at the favOrie's
quarter the stand tue nrst Julie being run Ia 2Oi
The second mile was in precisely the way. B.s
sett leading length throughout-timc, 4O4 The tbirl
There was excitement the horses entered the
last mile Bassett stl led, but Helmbold hung Like
shadow at his heels, and would not he shaken or T,
same at the quarter pole, and along the backttretch
their positions remained unchanged. On the lover
stretch, BaSsett drew steadily away, and three
lengths In front at the three quarter pole When fairly
into kone-slretcb, Hayward reused lierbod with
whip and spur for decisive effort and Tie gallant horse
canry responded Inch by inch lie gained Bassett,
and at his quarter at tho distance stand but Rowe,
without calling on his horse TO exert himself to Ills
highest speed the greatest race VI tue year by
length, in S:O3b.
~ this performance Harry Bassett has established his
claim be regarded the best racehOr5e this country
has produced, and the present race is 1T climax to his
brilliant treeyearOld career, during which he las
10 races and lost nOLr. Originally purchased q
yelng for $685. Mr.. Alexanders sale In Kentucky,
he ls for bis upward Of $40 900 in stakes aud
purses alone beside very large amount In bets. Helm
bold has disgraccd himself by his defeat for he
WE'LL and only beaten by the best racer In the
country
FOURTH RACE-BOWie all fOuTnle heats $50
100 forfeit, - 90 added
McD.nirl Harry BsSsett BY Lexington, dam Canary
Bird three rs 10
W. X. BsbcoGIs eh. h. enbOd BY Australian Jam Sayeuder
i've years III pounjs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
FATAL TARGET PRACTICE.

The Phil. Ahcarn Guard made an excursion
yesterday to schwambeig's Park at Dutch Kills, Long
Island Tie shooting alley the ground only boarded
in at the Sides and the balls fly the in the
Daniel sullivan, age TO- living at Twenty
aud Firsave perched iust above the target
Of the side fences when random shot struck him In the
right temple, and passed through his head. member
Of the COMPANY Richard Don tdsOn OF No. $40 Avenue
A. who had run toward him for the purpose Of driving
him away, was raising his hand to reach him. when u
hall passed through his own wrist making a probably
fatal wound The COrOnerss Jury censured the keeper
OF the grounds and target practice will probably DC dis
continued at that place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DECISIONS

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Among the decisions
rendered United Supreme Court this morn
Ing were the following
Cox et al. agt. Lott and Mobile Trade COMPANY act
Lott Error to the Supreme Court Of Alabama IrLnsa
argued last Spring Lott Is local collector
OF taxes In Mobile County and proceeded to collect Ger
tain aTes levied the boats OF the plaintiffs In error
other things tax on all steamboats, vessels aud other
water craft plying IN Il navigahle waters Of the state nj
the rate Of q per tun % registered tuunage thereof The
Plaintiffs in error resisted the tax, alleging II to be
violation Of the Federal Constitution and Instituted
these proceedings for their relief The Court below sus
tincd the tax and the cases here where It was in
Federal Constitution which provides that no State shall
without consent OF Congress- lay any duty on tunn gr
The Court now decided that, while the State might law
the tax In another form upon the value Of the vessel IL
cannot levy IL upon tunnage Ia the here and tho
Judgment IL reversed and the remanded Mr. Ina
tice Clifford delivered the opinion.
The State Of Louisiana ct AL Handln AIT Wickliae :.
to the Supreme Court OF Louisiana this case
Wice, the State Auditor refused to nav me reatns
his salary, as Judge Of the Third District Of New-Or.
leans. after his removal from Office this procre ling
Was the result. The relatOr was appointed by Military
Gov 6hepley, and removed by Gov Hahn, who was sub
saGuenty elected under provisional form Of govern
Pr Suident. Handlin contested the right OF r.
mo val, and the Court below affirmed IT, This Court
nOwSays In substance that the appointment OF the re-
atOr purely military, and subject to revocation
WHENEVER in the Judgment OF the Military Governor re-
VOCATION should become necessary eIpedent. The
adoption OF Constitution and the election Of Hahn
during NJ did AFFECT the military occupation in
the iudg gent Of the national authorities for Hahn was
appointed Military Governor by the President. II the
situation W'as not changed Hahn had the same right 10
remove thai his predecessor had and II the situation
was changed fd the civil Constitution u the State WIS
~ full opesativn ind pend II military control Hand
Inns office ceased OF ncrcs. md Hahn had wh1tcvcr
right tue CnIlslluiOE RA. 10 enforce tls Vacancy Inv
ard III II - IL huuOibtncut cacfJustks
Cllase delivered size opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT, ARRIVALS.

g. EaiOIds HOtcl--The Hon. James T. Will
cav, ~ Iowa fhr uclL M,,alen Cbfnrt, HnSul ut
Sasa,, No Row D ISlul uf p1.-gshur-, JOhH II. Che
n ~ Nu'",gp, atl 'hn Hop, I. Snr1N"ro S Palaino
tserp n. Y. $3.50 ASt1T H0Wso-tOnInNdve Scott, U,
Navy. ani cXOngT.'S John u. II EPHiu NJ WOr.
tr>fcr Mass. - Ai6~<urlc RokL-IsN on nul Bar
Or.SsVoa ~ Ick C<rUanr, and GNrI"E. Ia ~ nee
" Enoln lso4l - SitsrctaNt RGSsc--Ex-tiuv. Nc
,,,r,i. \ of Al sorn Co,fniuI H'uSa-,i'u lr W.
orion u, = 4. - rim ArsRtN XOtL-''eu. ClarE,
r. A.; Rem Ftd - NrCu, y. W: }. G. start n, l'rc>t-
fout 81 TIE A@haTa md CH"ft n'"oa' r. K { :; "n'S
: ryy or S"racjl> ard H'I. j. II. L'il.c.
N,I~- York H,tei-C l. \, L. N,r,cS o M'ryud, AMI
n ,h"u, st', ru ~ NJ sSat MS It's - Er'IH H"rT,
Cru ~ = T,'''r l"tr IN mis- "ncr Of Indian ,uf.'
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Sr;vv -. >lAl,sEr Ho}s..-NiNim u tl'dm" OF
SsJns - GT,tId irltud! HJtci.-Dr. Ma, NinH~h "I
IAriMn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
BRIG DISMANTLED IN HURRICANE-SINE
HUNDRED MILES UNDER JURY-MAsTS.

The American brig Nellie Antrim, Capt.
Loud arrived here yesterday So days from Rio Grande
Sud- with a cargo OF hides. She crossed the equator
Sept in Ion A. and had fine weather to Oct TO- when
in lat "a 49, lon 90 she encountered hurricane from
n N E. veeng ronnd N. j.. to f., and lasting about
hour. Sac hove down on her beamends, and was
Obliged cut away the foremost in order t0 right her
sprung Ter IlintCpmaSt stove the afterpart Of the
ca bin buwarks, aud lost everything movable off the
decks When rtcd she Lad three feet OF water IN her
hUlI and the cabin full At the time, TIL,
Suule OF Miranrh chief mate, age 81, washed
hoard and drowned. Tie Nellie Antrim il bound to BOs-
ton, and put into this port for repairs, having made
nearly 9CO miles under jury-mastS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
EARLY sTHAWBERKIEs.

We have received from Mcssrs. Montgomery
A. Wilson, Norfolk, Va, quart Of frcsh strswDcrrie''
large and luscious grown In the open air near tue Guy
aforesaid They are choice lot, and II any ono sho"d
it,, that they are out OF snasOn we beg leave 10 dS-
Sent They IRE "a sample uf q con gnnent to hrSSts'
IIiIIard g. MLuaFin No. $40 West Washington M"l"c'
vino have them Tor SAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
ADJOURNMENT OF TIE INSURANCE CONVENTION.
The National Insurance Convention adjourned
Yesterday to the third Monday Of October, 1872 after

yesterday to Tho third Monday OF OctOher l872 a1ter
clectine tho following officers for the ensuing
President George Mr of EewYork Vice President LleweTyn
Henry OlcOtt Of NcwlOrki BIocu
tive Committee Clark Of Massachusetts Go Gusavus Smith
Of K tncly artrau Of PeDus! vns Ssmue H. Row Of Mich
md James william, OF Ohio.
PillbburN of New Hampshire offered the following
resolution o. thanks Col H. S. OlCOtt Secretary OF the
Convention which was UnHnimOuSl" adopted:
hesolsJ Col H. s. Ocot Secretary Of this Convention has
proved hin self equal 10 r{enc in he discharge OF the delicate
ard ~ rus 10 the pooH involving they have
or tie or arv cerca! dlte supervision OF the puhhca.
to- rruc~engs cf th" last Convention With great VARIETY 81
sng diverse and conflicting
aud ard s'O e1se Po'n with le several
the OF he convention
making notation and providing fies for
auaes, all which duties he has exhibited Skill tact,
n jujr .nent IL = en- 20 ir recOgI't n
Rortd ruRnro H. 4 at tie hsuE Of tJis Convention are due and
hereby ieBrc. Col H. + " for ~ pneSs ability sni
nptv with i'm 20 has dscb ed every duty imposed ca
him a Secretary OF this COUSe3'iun
In States that have insurance officers the GoverHcrs
are to b. empowered 10 select other state officers to
represent such States III the Convention next year.