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nxI no ? r....v4.s
ROYSTgR, IRRELEVANT & CO.'S
REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE
NE. cen. NAH and JEFFERSON.
BULLETIN for THIS DAY
The Host Valuable Business Lot in Mem.
mis- AZ Chancerr Sale

DY appointment of the Clerk and Master,
ID Ee shall have the honor, a. auctfoueers,
OF assisting him 1t the sale ordered by the
First Chancery Court, OF that most valuable
ground on Bnaon street, In ahe limits of
the buFnt d tstrfet, extending from Sec
Ond street 70 the alley between Second
and Hain street, 70 take place upon the
premises, on
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CHANCERY SALE OF
SATURDAY, JANUARY 4. IN

No. 4l45-E. D. Bray, Admir-, et al. vs. T. J.
" arren et al.
HINDER decree in the above cause. rem
" dered by the Second Chancery Court or
Shelby county, al October term. 1872. j VII
sell 70 the highest bidder, in front OF the
Chancery Court building, on Second street, IN
Memphis. Tennessee On
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CATION.

lea a PEERLESS worcestershire sauee.
Buyers are cautioned 20 avoid tue numerous
COunterfeits and limitations offered Tor SALE
JOHN DUECAEsS SONS, New York,
Agents for the United StatesL
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Valuable Mississippi Plantation
For sale.

I WILL sell to the highest bidder, on the Sfh
OF January next, the valuable plantation
known as the T" Prairie Plantation" on Hop
son bayou. COahonna county, Mississippi, con-
tanning 1877 acres, more or less, entirely above
overflow, with good Clubhouse, press, and all
necessary Out-h Ouses; SO acres open and under
a high state Of cultivation. For Information,
apply TO Al. ROACH q CO., Is Union street.
= A KIRBY,
no2J Admir- OF p. F. Norfieef decd.
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Now School.
W.B.PAGE, OF VA, PRINCIPAL.

ON FIRST OF JANUARY NEXT, I SHALL
~ open, at I9l UNION STREET, school Of
high grade for boys and young men. The
course OF Classics, Mathematics and English
viii be complete. For terms, etc., see pros
pectus Of the school at bookstores.
kEFEREHCES:-Rev.G Geo. White, DID,; d..
A. II. Worries, Rev. W. G. Johnson, e. Ma
geVney, ESQ.,: Prof. Y. M. 3. Rhett. The
school WIN open promptly on LIST January.
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DISSOLUTION.
IMPORTED
BLOODED GAFFLE, ETC

Y PARSONS FowLER, Esq, Of scuthamp-
IL ton, England, is shipping per " Allan t"
steamer, leaving Liverpool on the 18th inst,
hne lot Of Jersey, Guernesey and other full
biOOded Cows and Bulls Southdown Sheep,
Poultry, Setter and Scotch Terrier Dogs, etc,
etc. These animals have been selected by Mr..
Fowler personally with great care, and are
guaranteed OF pure blood. His shipments to
this port for the past several years have given
great satisfaction, some OF his COWS having
been reeoid here at over $3.50. The steamer il
expected here about the Sth Of January.
Catalogues will be furnished in about ten
days on application to
L. g. SHEPHERD,
da0r % Lat CNrfa
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Monday, January 10, 1873,

within legal hours. The following desert bed
real estate, tO-wft: A lot OF land in Shelby
county, Tennessee, 6ud IN the city Of Mem
phis, bounded as follows: Beginning at the
southwest corner Of a lot conveyed BY James
LenOw 70 John r. Hobbs; thence west with
east side OF Market street near Carroll ave
nue. hfty feet; thence sOuthWardly two hun
dred and hfty-twO feet; thence eastwardly
nfty feet to the NV corner OF said Hobbs lot;
thence along the line Of said Hobbs lot % the
beginning, il being the lot conveyed by Henry
D. Green and Minnie J. Green 10 W 3. Wash
tngtOn by deed dated February !, 1850.
Also, one other let in the town Of Somer-
vile, Fayette county, Tennessee, known as
lot No. Is, block "A' ON the plat Of said town,
being the same lot on which the Odd Fellows
Hail is built, together with the first story Of
said Odd Fellows building, the balance Of
said building belonging 70 The odd Fellows.
Terms Of Sale-Ons-third cash and the bal
alee In one and two years, with interest from
date Of sale; purchaser executing notes with
two or more approved securities q lien viii
be retained to secure the payment Of The same.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
Vance, Anderson, Mertwether & Scales, SOls.
for cOmplainants. dell
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The Duke Of aRxyl1,
Matthew Arnold, Max
Muller, ErcEEnanIi-C hat
Ftan. Miss Thae cray,
e. KIN EsIsy. AFahuF
Helps, George 1iacBoD-
aid Oh RrleH r. e e,
Kari BIsusl, Miss H1ioeiE,
str Robert LVtl0D. Fritz
Renter, Pref Huxley.
Prime 5EfniBseF Ella d.
stone, JuIfsz EaVaHagzz,
James Anthony Er0usie,
Frances Power CO0tse,
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,,rT ~ a2.-NO. 357
sucn as Eyphf
and all lJrinar
curial affections
ADVERTISEMENT
..ssss.sInmTnr

mind, producing blOtches
ity, impOtoucy, Clzsiness, dinlHE "a fHHFftr
confusion Of ideas, evil f0rsbodi AZ. ~
% society, loss Of memory, weakness, etc,
not all Of these IN any one ease, but al occur
ring frequently In Varlons eases. Hheuma-
tism and rheumatic pains cured by a new
method.
Particular attention paid % the DISEASES
OF WON IN, such as excessive, suppressed
or painful MenEtruatiOn, LuchOrrhoaa OF
Whites falling Of the womb, and al irree1-
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ton.
The doctor can be consulted personally OF
BY letter upon ali diseases not requiring bis
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Jean EngsI0w, Aires Fennyson, Robert
Brownfng. are some Of the dis1anguishet,
Authors lately represented in the pages
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BELL SCHNAPPS
Distilled by the PrOprietGrs at
sGHIEDAM, IN HOLLAND.
an inv1gOrating Tonic and Medicinal
Beverage.

Beverage.
Warranted perfectly pure, and FREQ frsm all
deIetss9ous substances. u IL distilled from
BARLEY OF the finest quality, and the ARo
MATrc IUNIPER BERRY OF ITALY and dszigned
expressly for cases Of DYSPEPSIA OF INDIGEs-
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great relief in ASTHMA, GRAVEL and CAL
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CAUTION! Ask for HUDSON q. WOLVES
BELL SCHNAPPs."
For sale by al respectable tSIoeers and
Apothccaries.
RGDSON @. WOLFE q co, Sole Importers,
SELF o. ONCE, Is South William st.. New York
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nlarria9ts.

In Sharpsburg, on Wednesday Last,
by the Rev. Mr.. Hishbarger, Mr. G.. L.
KERSHAN, to Miss PRUDENCE Z.
WINTERMOYER, both of this town.
CThe young couple started on Thursday
for Pittsburgh, where they will reside. ]
In Paris. France, OIL Monday, Sep.
30th, at the Russian Church, by the
Arch Priest b. Prilejaeff,and afterwards
at the American Embassy, by Rev. j.
II. Rogers, of New York, DR.. MICHEL
DE MESSING, nobleman of Mini
Novgorod, Russia,to ROSE F. POTTS,
daughter of the late John Potts. OF
Washington, ID. G., and neice of A. K.
Potts, proprietor Of Berkeley Springs
Hotel, w. Va.
In the Presbyterian Church, in Ger
ardstown.o on Tuesday Oct. 29th, by Rev.
Mr.. Gaver, DR.. G. w. GRANTHAM
and Miss BETTE GRIFFITH, all of
Berkeley county.
At the residence of the brides father,
in Berkeley county Oh the 10th ult., by
Rev. J. NJ. Roderick, Mr.. PETER
SHIRLEY, of Morgan county, and Miss
MARY f. SHADE,o of Berkeley county.
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Dfatbs.

After a BRIGHTNESS at the residence
of his son-in-law K. S. Hensell, in Her
mitage, Hickory comfy, Mo, on the
2Oth of September, Mr. JACOB FORE,
MAN, aged "a years 9 months and D
days. Mr. Foreman was born in Jetfer-
son county, W. Va, on the 18th day OF
Dec. 1897.
AT Hermitage, No, Oct. 9th 1872,
of Group, CHARLES LAWRENCE,
son of IL. S. and Belle HenselI, formerly
of Berkeley County, aged 8 years II
months and 90 days.
On Tuesday morning. October %,
1872, Mrs. CAROLINE CALVERT,
wife of Col. +. w. NJ. Holiday, of Win
chester, and daughter of DR.. X. Il. aud
Julia G. Stuart, of Cedar Grove, King
George county, Va, in the 2sth year Of
her age.
In this county, October 9th, 1872,
Mrs. MARY ELIZABETH BARREN,
in the s0th year Of her age, wife Of
Alexander Barren, and daughter of Mr.
Thomas Oden of this county.
In Cumberland, Nd, Oct. 2sth, after
4 short illness, WILLIAM STARR,
aged 81 years, formerly of Winchester.
In Hedgesville, on the 26th Of Octo-
Der, sitter brief illness, Mrs. JULIA
ADELAIDE WYNKOOP, wife Of
Garrett Wynkoop, Esq, aged 81 years.
At his residence, in Baltimore, on
Oct. 26th ult., CHARLESH. BAKER,
formerly of Winchester, Va.
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Editorial HceYitiCS.

\ thorn between two roscs--an old
bachelor between two ladies'. a happy
mcdium-a young lady between two
widowerS.
The Christiansburg (Na) Messenger
says one of a party Of hunters in Craig
county, recently killed three deer at TWO
shots and stunned the fourth.
DIR. G. W. Bagbv, better known as
No,is .Addums, lecturcd in Martmsburg
last week, on "thc disease called love. "
The ladies enjoyed it, but the men did
not.
The rpieaotir, prevailing among hor-
SEES here, has attacked the deer ii the
West and many Of them arc dying.
Hallow eve--a night on which juvcn-
iles run around town and batter peoples
doors with cabbage aud turnips. The
breach is better than the observance of
such custom,
The Morgantown Post says there are
now eighty-three apple diStilleries in
full blast in this Congressional district
composed of lS counties.
A good way to tell your fortune is to
pay all YOU owe and what is left is your
fortune. This rule never fails. Try it.
The U'omnns journal, announcing
that negro had been made bishop in
the Methodist Church, asks, "Why not
woman?"
A good motto for temperance girls is
The lips that touch vine shall never
touch mine.
4 lady informs us she finds more diff
ficulty in outstanding her daughters, than
she does in outstanding her resources.
Seneca Lock, 20 miles this side of
Georgetown gave way on Thursday Of
last week, and navigation will be sus-
pended in consequence, it is thought,
for several days, as it will require con-
siderable TO repair it. Seneca Lock is
one of the old-tashioncd kind, admitting
the water at the sides.
A lock-keeper named Jesse Eikins,
was drowned in tine Canal near Sir
Johns Run one day last week. He was
forty FIVE years OF age and was formerly
a resident Of Frederick city.
The Maryland Court of Appeals has
assigned the 3rd of December to try the
ease of Davis for the murder of Lynn,
recently tried at Hagerstown.
A boSssixteen years of age named
James RSsi.raught, son of Mr.. Peter
Rothraughf, a resident of Millville, in
Washington county, was drowned in the
Basin at Cumberland 6dTuesday oflast
week.
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n O L | & +
To
CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS viii be received until
Z Noven Der Goth. 1872. Tor The Grad
usIion and Masonry Of the Lesvy Sec
lions OF The Second DIVISION of lhe Shen-
sndosh Valley Raurosd, from near Mil
ford 10 Luray, Virgins, distance Of
about Fifteen miles.
Prohes, E'lIu',es and Specifications
can be obtained. on application al The o..
fee OF tie Central improvement CompI-
nv, al Chsrlesiown, Jefferson County.
WesI Virginia.
The Company reserves The right TO re.
iecl any or al blj'.
JAMES ". NORRIS,
Chief ENGINEER G. |. Co.
Charlesiown, ". Va Nov. .. -
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V7OOLEN Sacks for children; Wool
M en- Jackets, Nuby's and Hoods. Tor
sale by H. ~. C""P"H.
I or Of Scarf.. MufTs. end Tips. Tor
Il children; Comforts and Wooden Gal
,ru. for sale. l. ". ChapIine.
GLOVES Of all kinds. for ladies', gen.
u .lemen and children, for sale.
l. ~. Chapiine.
NENTLEMEN'S and LsdIes Cotton
II snd Woole. Hose and Ladies Vests.
for sale. l. ". thop"he'
YNEN'S Wooden Shirts and Drawers.
LII red snd white D.: Blouses and heavy
Ca.iaete Shirt. OF different knds.
l. ". Chapline
7 AIDES Balmors Skirts OF different
Il kinds, Ch snnn. and Switches for the
head. l. ". Ch0pii"r.
I,UiRT Bosoms and Collars. for gen
y iienen, lsiesi 81, les.
l. ". Chophne.
YlATS snd Caps Tor men AMI toy'. 10.
~ test styles. l. ". ChdpHhf.
4 LARGE supply Of Boo's snd Shoes
~ OF siI klnd-. and the largest stock o!
Over.hpes ever btough, here: Gum at
nrle for men, boy., lsdIe' end misses.
l. " Chaplin.
ftaLL ri The Store Of Head Quarters OF
u i've Shenandoah Valley Railroad. sd-
joining the Register office, il yos want
Barg aims snd good srIcles.
l. ". Chnpiinc.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-09

pS- Jefferson Circuit Court, it will
he borne in mind, commences on Tues
day next. Judge John Blair Hoge will
preside We understand he qualified
on the LIST inst, and is now completing
the Court commenced in Berkely by
Judge Hall, the resignation Of the latter
rs Judge CT this district taking effect
on that day. Court will be held in the
new Court House.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-09

RS- LIST OF LErrrRs.-The follow
ing is list Of letters remaining in the
Post Office, Joseph Welshans, p. No.
at this place-persons calling for them
will please say they are advertised =
Jacob Brubaker, James Crowl, JOS
eph A. Craighill, Sallie Devir, Sarah
Houser, Jesse Plowman, III. w. Rob
ertson, Miss Emma Slye, Miss Augusta
L. Welsh, Charles Wright.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-09

Since Mr.. Greeley's defeat he has
published card, resuming his old posi-
ton az editor Of the Nfr York Tribune.
lie says he will never again allow his
name to go before the people, and in
tends 10 make the Tribune an independ-
ent Journal, advocating what is best for
the country.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-09

&1~ Those in want OF anything, will
please look over our advertising col
umns. Those who advertise in the Reg
lister, are the solid business men Of Shep-
hcrdstown. They do not bite Flip
penny -bit" in two, nor squeeze" quar-
ter Until the eagle screams.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-09

sss- Bishop Pinkney, will visit St.
Paul's Parish, Sharpsburg, Md. ,on Tues
DAY, the 18th inst Services will be
held on that day inthe Lutheran Church,
the new Church of the congregation be-
ing yet unfinished.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-09

Re- Operations at the Paper Mill
has been suspended during the past week
on account of some repairing being done
to some of the machinery.
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SAW MILL.

llIIIE undersigned have located al D.f.
X feid's d. pot. = new End complete
SIEAN SAW MILL Neither pains
expense has been 'psreJ To procure
the beet and most perfect machinery. and
IS The success of The enterprise will de.
pend upon The suppOr received from Tho
surrounding cotnlTy, We I usi ihSis gen.
circus public viii give IA. hbcrsl sup
pot, ~ II VI grr.iiy enhance ise con-
yen,ence oi ihe surrounding ruunuv Or
best rnhrsvOTs viii W tn do all Saw ing
promptly and III The b'st manner. We
solicit and propose TO iurnl.h oil bilI- of
lumber ,hst we wsy I've favored wnh.
promptly. and IN reasonable terms. Saw
ed PalIng. and Barrel lIesdirg furnished,
IN fact any and 81! Lonber NET csn bs
sawed from logs.
HENDRICKS & MELVIN.
an also carrying on the WAGON
MAKING BUSINESS al Duiheld..
Work IN my hns snlirllrd. both new sud
old. spd -hslI be done wIlh pIompIness.
and in the best manner.
A. &. HENDRICKS.
Nov Q q
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-09

Has" ACcIDENr-We regret to learn
that whilst Major Jacob Rinehart was
returning home from town, OH Tuesday
evening last, colt which he was riding
became unmanageable and threw him,
and he sustained severe but not serious
injury, externally.
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STRAY SHEEP.

CTRAYED away from the Subscribers
y renises. about Elk weeks since. a
Black Eve Lamb. hsving an underbil out
of each ear. and short tail. Any infor-
NATION leading me To iIs apprehension
wi be thankfully received.
JOHN b. SHEPHERD.
Nov 81
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lgs- TIE PAPER MILL-Thc Paper
Mill hands were paid off on Friday OF
last week, and sponduIir were quite
plentiful. Those are the things that
Keep The machinery creased.
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ps5- TnANKs.-Mr Martin II. Miller,
our former Countyman, Of louisiana,
Missouri, will accept our thanks for
Missouri papers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-09

BE-" DEER HuNT.-From the length
of their stay in the mountains, it may be
reasonably supposed that Col. Morgan,
Joseph Rinehart, Thornton koonce and
William Rinehart, find their game not
only deer but rare and racy. The Ant
lcrs and saddles, however, will tell the
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-09

my- SERIOUSLY ILL-Ne regret to
learn that our old friend and patron,
Mr.. John Sn. der, residing on the
Ridge" has been seriously i'll, forsome
time past, with an attack of gravel.
We hope, however, that he may be re-
stor, to health, and live many years to
come.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-09

Ry- We clip from the Pittsburgh
Christian advocate the following COM
plimen'ary notice -
The Sunday School anniversary ALL
nounced to take place in the Liberty
street church on last Sabbath was a
most decided and gratifying success.
Rev. Samuel V. Leech, of Cumberland,
Md, filled the pulpit in the morning,
and delivered an ab!eand Eloquent sermon
on "Thc Physical, Intellectual, and
Religions Culture of Children, demand
cd by the age In the even
ing, Bro. Lcech again occupied the pull
pit, and preached sermon of rare pow
err, pathos, and beauty on the "Nision
of Jacobs Ladder, or the Bright Dream
ola Young Man at Bethel.
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NEW GOODS
AT
u n | O n Y | l. l. +

4 GAIN II is or pleasure TO announce 10 the
n citizens Of UHIonyiils snd vicinity, the ar
rival Of a NEW STOCK .f Merchandise.
full and complete stock ofthat class Of Goods
usually found IN Country Store, consisting
Of Crown aud Bleached Musllns, SheeIings
aud Shirtings, Cloths, Ca,imers, CalIcOes,
Dtes, Goods, Motions, Hats, Boot. and Shoes,
a fu.i lnr; Queen.wdre, Tinware, Hardware,
&c These goods have been selected with
care, and a desire to please all customers.
II NE say we will sell them cheap il will be
a reileraiiOn Of what every man says who las
The dIfvrent wares for sale. We therefore
propose 10 submit our stock for The inspection
Of sIl who mpy favor us with CALI Ii being
pleasure 10 tell our prices. tome one and
al, AID see for yourselves. We know ne can
please, II such II thing j, possible.
Thanking cur patrons for past favors we SIX
a portion at the hands Of those VINO have
proved themselves friends in the part.
Respectfully.
4. l.. & r. l.. OSBOURN.
UnioRvills, Nov9 Il
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As the people OF the second district
didn't have much of a Congressional
election there in August, the aspirants
are resolved to have one next Thursday,
and Judging from announcements thus
far, there will be no scarcity OF candi-
dates. The Republicans as an organi-
cation declined to recognize the validity
of such an election and made no nomi-
nation. The Democrats nominated
Frank Martin, and Alex Boteler an
nounced himself as anindependent Dem
ocratic candidate against him. Had
the candidacy rested here, Boteler would
have beaten Martin easily; but as if to
prevent this, Ward Lamon, john A,
Thompson and Col. Latham announced
themselves. And then to make Mr.
Martins election still more certain; three
straight Republicans, G. f. Laise, Hon.
DID T. Farnsworth and Judge J. 7.
Hoke, added themselves to the list of
candidates. This ought to leave no
doubt of Mr.. Martins election; but
should there still be any, we have no
doubt dozen or more aspiring Republi-
can gentlemen might be found ready
and willing to still further subdivide
the strength of the opposition. 1t
strikes us the Second District just now
presents an exhibit of anxiety for pet
ty notoriety that is rather discreditable.
The Democratic nominee could easily
have been beaten by Mr.. Boteler if the
Republicans had chosen. That would
have been substantial victory for them.
Ii they choose to divide their strength
so ~ to give the election to Martin, we
can only hope that the country may be
spared the consequences of their folly
by q decision that the election was void
IL hetIins Infeiigemcer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-09

neS- EsrLEE HorEL-Mr. Edwin
Bowen. successor to Mr. j. p. y. Ent-
Ter, has taken charge of the Entler uo-
tel, in this place. Mr.. B. is very clev-
er and afable gentleman, and will no
doubt keep up the reputation of this old
and popular Hotel, and will be found
NJ all times catering to the wants of his
e,,Iasta
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Now lcrs.v ,,;v.s Grant y 600 ma
;ori,y. G Rrn and Dem. to Congress.
Vernon, yiycs Grant 30, 900 mai
Tenncsslr h-s rome for Greedy bv a
cool m.i
Vir,,;,;s j. c,,.n srn,,o..d to have
oors for Grant. Dem eject & on; Of 9
oongres,men
" isconsin gives Grant 1900 mai,
and elects 6 out Of S Rep, to Congress.
West Va, has probably gone for
Grant
South Carolina gives Grant a heavy
mai
Rhode Island for Grant 5000, and
elects Rep.. to Congress.
Indiana Ia. 600 for Grant.
Georgia 10000 for Greeley, and all 9
Dem, to Congress.
Delaware for Grant G,OOO. and Dem,
70 Congress.
Connecticut has gone for Grant.
California oiyes Grant heavy maj.
Arkansas claimed bv both parties.
Alabama is claimed for Greeley, and
4 Dim and 2 Rem 10 CONGRESS-.
Michigan gives Grant $4,000 maj,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-11-09

La BIG BEEr-We have Beet in
our office, taken from the garden of our
townsman, Mr.. Thompson johnson,
which weighs pounds, and measures
pa inches in circumference. Wonder
If the Williamsport Times man can beet
this. This is a Greeley beat.