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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
infer TriR "

Slest1ol 1letnen mir nld9t ben bentitlen
&ronprinsen, wel6sr iid burf feline Sapier
feit alS Selobeer, burh iein leutieliaes, lie,
bensipilroi9es Senebmen ae9en Solbaten unb
Biirasr bieIen ianlilidren Gbrennamen ertpor.
ben bat, ionbern ben amerifaniifen ,Srou=
priu,eu." pelder iib bisbsr ned burd) Nitts
auss.sei6net bat, als taB sr Der Sobn
ieiues Saters 1T. ul1nier 6ris"- prdiump=
tiper Sbronerbe uno 8ronprtns, bat, mte ole
auoeren &rcnprinSeu, i'm Dtilitdr apances
ment fabelbafteS Slid. &as bisber in
Imerifa wabrenb oes tieflten Srieoens nod
ME porgefOmmen, 1T eieiem sliidliden Sterbz
lifen p%aiirt: bonn Seconoes0ieutenant rpuros
er gum Sberftz2ieuteuant bef0rbert uno benz
Gtabe bes Generals Sberipan attadirt; Elm
folder Spruns mirb ielbli in europa telnem
Sronprinsen g~efattet.
Die @eidi6te bieies aoancements it be.
reits einige Sage aft nno b%etannt; als ie be-
faunt murbe, bat man ild anar 9epuubert,
aber feinen Qdrm barber gsi6lagen, benr
inter Grant'S abminit:ation lit nad9eraos
9aes mDslid.
SIM Norbmeiten abar bat bieie unperi6dmte
Sef0roeruu9 eiues ancrfunntermaBen mittels
lAdBigen Steutenartts iehr bDic8 Giut 9eratt,
uslo!tptio w putp pttlelUC ttA IuWllYtL VuW7
Oerolentsr Sffi3ier empfiEblif sefrdutt NOR.
ben 1T. lieutenant Greb. Grant, Yaroou
Sberit = lieutenant Grant bat nenlid Die
Stele oeS Sberfsn SoriDtbe erbalteu uno
Sleler muroe 81 ieinem Hegimente auriidge>
lftdt, NO er lsst pieoer Naiorsrana belief
bet. ytaJor Sorigthe lit Gin @bicaao'er. Gls
Der Slrgsrtrte9 au8brah, gab er cine bril-.
lante Steue III benz eriieu S%anbluuashauIs
Der 9artenltabt auf, trat oils NreiuiGioer in
bas 8. @auaQerie<& egiment bes Staatss Sl.
liuois elm, ertimpite fh isbr balo ben Dill
5lersrans uno puloe ipatsr in ben Stab bss
Sen. SberiOon aufsenomnsn. Sod benz
8riese biente Sberit 6oriptbe sesen ole Sn.
oianer, i6lug bieielbcn nut elmer banbpoQ
2eute in elmer %finftdgisen Shlabt uub wal
infOl9e erbaltener g9unoen 3tpei Sabre inua,
LID. Nad, ieiner &ieberberteaung srbielt Ct
feline Steqe ruieoer an Gen. Sbsrioan's Stub,
Sect piro er burh einen in ieoer Sinfitt LII.
bebeutenoen Ntildbart eriest un6 slsid, sitia
in ben Majorsrans 3uriidssordrgt.
Die Rspublif 1T gs9en Die 5amilie Grant
gemiB nift unoaafbor sepelen uHo penu iit
Der Surge trssrbiuo in Seras ODER ionftuc
ausseseibnst bdtte, 10 uiirbe man cine iol6s
Bef0rberuns ssrue bingeben %laiien; absr Stels
ent;iebt iid tbatidhlid Ieler Gntiduloigung,
ie if cine 'unpsri4dmte @emcinbsit, Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27

Sn Nem.gorf beIelotste Der Sfrifts
ietsr 0odpoob ben aus benz Siioen mad benz
@orbsn usridlasenen n3itter" NaribaaDfasz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
ganbereime II. |. 10.
Seuti9er 5eimfGttensS errin III
40 nI@:~

Hlen btefetn 9euti&cn sur Na6ridt, has Fh bieisr
Sere-n am !fstsn Gonuerftags surG ARlabms
Don Srune9el ehsi uno ertDabIuns eiusr o~efinitiusn Der.
walfln9 ooutduets as permanent creanifrt bat; oers
lsi6e rutro heute, Spnnei ftda, ben q. m1dri, ieius
erie rsgslindBiee g~triommluns subUef.gds
non eparlek' uno SilItraee abhalteu. Sie
Sauptmomenie Der gerfafuno Itno: Ssiir sireu Qrtbei[
lpotentlids auhace Is 9enfs, uub 500 Bari. gBertb;
Gttrd Aufaae fur sinen e~iresl6ten NntbeiI pD6entli6
10 Gents; erlafur9 Der Issteren bel GiniabIuna BON je.
eesnial 800, uno ferner Derosu Grtrat9 arlshen. urab.
pan9t9 Don Anthsilen, atinadt, rnn finoen Die 4bred.
uungen ole breI WOnate ftait, uno Der 9spinn
p'ro aui bic Antbeile ausaeihIaeen.
(7l4( Sol, Sncsru..sr SsFr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
Rener Sauurtciu,

Der .Sruie : 5in'3ioenNe Son Screin 0r.
bat ft6 organiitrt uro zine cute 9oniiitution an.
Lenomlnen. beute, cen q. NiGr5 1879, finoet bel
George Srefel IN Rr. 112. 9rutb. Slls GueUue,
bic erhe sinjaplun9 uuo ScamteRpGEl ftatt. 800
ftne se5eidret. Aas vi iengen, pelbe
pinider, ftnb biermit siuselnbeH.
Mnrreas Seis, proc. Brai.;
Muguft SuneertmGff. ptop. Sice=Vrii,;
Jobaun Hiss, prop. aailtrtr;
Hobett SrieeleIn, prop. Sftr.;
$50 Sleusinen x HSlIfpn, prop. Collectors
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
Npupr Gnunprpin

Ane, bic fid eiRem suten Yauuersins ani6lie6en
tpouen. peroeu triudt oui b,uIe, ben q. Wcr;,
%otnos "a 5 utr, Gui Der Rolcpff>GcPc Ger @esn=
nne Sapettcitr. bel Sru. 1isbi fh cin3ufinbcr, no
sI1e leor oort5ellbattt SonItttuttnn 5ur aHnI bme uorz
gele9t urb oGs 9ininrubeselo erbo6en miro. ueber
4UJ Intheile limb se3'itnet uRo oeripritt DER Screin
EN- iebr Garter 81 iuetbsn.
E2-N MHrhrrrc Hiirner
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
0emfr @nuhrrein

Inter au5erorbeE tlidct SetbeiIigune iuuroe 9pu=
net ftag, ben 70. b. DTS, I'm 2otGle 6ts Srn oeins
RIO Sllailsr, Rr. 100, Slo.gBolifra6c, Die Grin
ouu9 eiHes reuen Saupereins 6sihIoIIen.
Die nddfe SetiammIung uir6 beute, Conner
nag, oeH q. b. Tits., Ibenos s ubr, in o6en9enarrs
tenn Sotale fattfiaoer, nm oes g9sttere 3u Grrurets
rsn1, Do3u sur e%u9emelHGn 8ctbeili9uns eineclabsu
IS-4) 6rcuf d nth. urnp EPFr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
Gin Gr=r Nebel" ais 0orfeer Ses
Ner. ct. sScn1feS.

Sorsefsrn eriudte Sice- B,dibent @ilion
ben neuen Senator @eorsia's, Sen. s. 9.
@orbon, tenpordr benSOrit 81 iiberrebmen.
Ser @sneral, befanntli6 oils Semoflat els
wahlt, fol9te Der @lnlaouns oes Srn. 8iliOn,
wGbrenb Der 0estere Den Sisungsiaal usrlieb.
9ieIes il bas erte Wal, baB elm 9r'u 5tebeu"
ben Sorfit i'm Ser. St.-Senate 9.fiiblt hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27

absht, furs nadher CT ;u 6ouis nrsefargt
mar, BON befiigem Grbrtden ~srsrifIsu unO
CAB mad 3psi Stuubsn ieineu 9sif auf.
Man glaubt, bnB er Silt qeuommen hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
Neuer Wnuurrrin.

Sente, Sonnerftas. ben q. DtGr,. piro i'm pos
tale ccs SrH. Sernb. SIefmann. Sds Don @iIs
tam uHe 1SsberfrdBe, Rr. fSa GoeHoe nm s
Iprot sinitr ,tpsecbubr cntgs9eu esnommen u. DE
SeaIrtenfpoal gu sInem neuen SLupesetuG tattftRheH.
aue, ole bsiiutIeten pGniteH, Dslhen tottbft ciHses
laeen, gu erl1ciHsH.
900 Dos prop. gomite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
G~eriammlungs-M m3etgens
Nene Mn3ctgen.
Nprleiund.

&c pirb cine gorIeiun9 IN ensiii6sr spro6e bur6
BEN @brD. Brof. g. =. &fauft, D.. D.. BON Bbtlaz
btIpbio, mcraen, 5reitds. Mbsnh I'm = ubr in
Der lutberiihen Sirte on Der Wenunentz, nGbe SAP
IT., Dor Der nHutber.llnion" ftattfinbCn. Ebemo: n2es
ben in Dem 6drii3en gDstinbisn.~ BiQete 20 Gents.
(7l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
ScfauuimadluaQ.

SD made biermit %betannt, Dag i'd tcinc BON ireeno
tiEtr 2erion in meinem JtGner 9emabte ShuIrcn
besablen rueros. ioneern nur ioIde, weLde ourb mid
perlonltt ooer auf metne ssltti;bene Srosr contra
Dirt psrbcu.
Baltimore, zen "a. Mdrs 1879.
I7O-1h ..N~.l n,h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27

ruter. 9ie'er ertlGrts Johann, boB er God.
MOOD erihisBen weroe, betrat am ndbTsn
Soge bss 9ettcru Siu1mer uno feuerte smei
ghiiHe auf i'm ab. Giner berielben oerlebte
6. id,ner am uutsrleibe. Sor9eiteru fanben
bic 9eitmOrenen Wt. besW eroaugriies idul.
big, uno Der 8idter ididte i'm auf 10 SATIRE
hrs 3uftbaus; man mil lie rem Ssrbred)ern
@inhalt tbun unb elm Grempel itatuireu.
Sn 0ewrYOrt ftarb iocben i'm 1O2. 9ss
bensiahre Die Sriduberiu Warp Wunagahan.
Sic fam i'm 81. 2ebenSjabre mad osn Ser.
Stasteu.
Ser gum @ntmulfe el1er neuen 8srfaiiung
flr Benhlqlpanien CUR 3elt in B1iIa0els
pbta ta9sroe &onuent hat" mie Der Bitts,
burger s9tspubIitancr" iagt, lam Iettsn Erejs
tage geqen iein eigeue5 Wiatnert siueu t5ot.
lifsn Strctd sefihrt, inoem er bas Serbot
Der Sabrltation unb ots gerfaufs BON gs'
9ohrenen, gebrauten ODER bsillirteu Spiti.
tlloien ouf GntraJ bon 3. y. @6ite BON
4ue9hsnp .9cuntp nit 81 se9en 1G Stimmsn
aunabm. 8srgebens marnte pr. @oncn Dor
sirsm iolfen Sdritte. Die ubr i9lua grade
II gSeet miso Softer in Nsu.9ott se'
bangen," rtef @urrn. rNieOer nit benz 0i'
quor, Der lbn um9ebraht bat !" Dieiem ut.
9umente foante Die 9rOBe Webrsabl nidt nj.
bsritebsn unb allies rSeiilse" puroe oer'
Dammit"
Die bonn &ouuent aussnommene ameuoirts
Clifton lautet:
Der Serfauf BON beraui6enbeu Qiquors
coer Ufiifun9en be ielbeH, nelde iolfe cut
balten, UNI oils Setrdufe benust III perbcu,
iou pom lest an ptrboten iein.
Die S.iesgsbuns ioa inuerbulb zines Sab
res nab Der Innahme bieier Contribution
@eieee nebit an9emeiensn Strafen fir bic
Durdtiihruns rtsisr Yerfitsung erlafen."
Sn Ybilabelpbia 3eidnete ioebsn
eire Seriammluns oeuti9er @irtbe s170O
fir bic 100,lGbrige Subelfe;sr, Die 1876 in
unierer Na6barftabt absebalteu perben iol.
Sn 2ouispille, Sp., barren uidt peni,
ger oils iehs5sbu, bes Roroes ansstlaate Ber'
ionea ibrsr Yro5eiiruus. 0arunter b%efinosu
fld audi Sob. Sberoorisr, Der 9etbelisuug
al Der @rmorbuus 2aushlin's, Sarl 2iebet,
Der grmprbung &u1l @0nnepein'a, unb s.
Sauuann, Der @rmorouHs Sarl Sdnsioer's
augeflagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
&rfQnntmamuna.
SIS Selnhnunu

0rof. .. HOfe'S Sonsert
in iue9eu oes ibledtsn Betters aufsei60bGn. R65ere
sGtri9t, rperR o~afisIee ftattfiHoet, min ee9sben
(4) =, Sepi, A1ent,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
Der Wpnpc: raiptrncl.

sharsT f ouf ser CIR tts ar.r''a~: DIN
| Siii,Irr SnrMS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
Dic

8srtoren ON 5onrabeno, ben 10. Ndrl, cine gel6
iunse 9uuotn (Setter Slut) uneetdbr ) 0tonGte ait
3urld5ubrtns en- nab Rr. IS, Glib 8iRRraae,
(1I-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-27
Gus Nen=Wprf.

Hew.Oorf, 26. Wor3. - Or. Siaaf
Resger, ar5t am rWount-S tnai'6oipitai,"
1T Won:ag @benoS 9cforben. Or. Metgsr
bate in gSiirsburS pron1ouirt uuo mar als
Ir5t iehr tbdtlg.
- (@ieoer elm enp6renber 8aubauiaI.)
Dor elnl9en Sagen sing pr. SObu Slatsr,
ReOafteur beS v8eal.&fate- Sourual," nm
10 llhr 4benbs in iein in 39. StraBe, nabe
9. Guenue, selssenes 9aus. Gr po1te serabe
bic Share eesS outerrainS Dffuen, als er s,uei
9euts i'm 8orplate iub. Che 9r. Slatsr nm
Silfe rufen fonnte, nurbe er burf einen
Sdlas NIT benz &Olben einesBiftols, Der TIN
iiber benz rehteu Iuse traf, bepuBtloS suBo.
ben seifrsdt. Die ansr.ifer ourtiutten ben
an 8ooen 0iegenbeu, rifien ibm bic solb.ne
ubr aus Der Saife uno Seridnttten ibm bic
8elnfleio,r, I'M bas in erpoientaide beinos
i6e Gaidenbud IN ihreSdube su betoln men.
Dieies entbielt aber nur $3.50. Die Diebe,
ipelhe auf sroBe 8eute gsrshnet batten, mo-
rem iiber baS ihlebte Reiultat ibres Sfaub.
;uses 10 erbof, baB ie ben bepuBtloienRan
auf bas Sdmmerlihiie nit SuBtritten trattir-
ten. Grit nod ldugerer .Seit mar pr. Slater
i'm Stanoe, fid 3u .rheben unb 2arm su ma.
den. Wie gemObnllf, efuhr bic Yolisei
Nifts bon benz 8orfau uno bot aud feline
4usiidt auf Gerboftuus Der Hduber.
- (Gin mutbmaBliher SeIbamoro.) Sr.
Sobn 8. Dt. antbon, Elm befannter Srooflp.
rer Burger, Nr. 402, Senrnftr., mobnbaft,
Der in Der WateritraBe in Nem- Dorf i'm &bes
bersei9aft tbdtis NOR, wuroe am Wontas
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06

WHAT PETERSBURG LADY WAS IT.
In the beginning of the wal, about the
last of May, 81, the Lafayette Light In
fantry, from Fayetteville, n. c., passed
through Petersburg and were drawn up
in front of Jarratt's Hotel, and crowd
of ladies stood ON the verandah and
pitched them bouquets. Private Ham
ilton Mcmillan had seen good deal OF
that sort OF thing, and he didn't pick up
the flowers much. But a negro boy
came to him with beautiful bouquet IN
his hand, tied with beautiful ribbon,
and said, THAT lady up thar said please
to accept EN- from her." Mr.. Mcmillan
received the flowers and sent thanks,
and looked up to sec the lady, but there
was such crowd, and all of them bow
ing to the soldiers, he couldn't. find out
who she was. But listen The flowers
faded, and he kept the piece Of ribbon.
Iii double quicking Ole day on the Pc
ninsula under Magruder he broke his
cartridge strap, and tied it togetherwlth
this same piece Of ribbon. .
Shortly after this he cut of piece OF
flannel from a dead Yankee Zouavcs
blouse, that bullet had gone through
and was bloody, and put it in his car
tridgo-box, where he kept his printing
wire. At the end of bis volunteer
term. six or twelve months, he returned
with his company to Fayetteville, and
all the Guns and accoutrementS were
delivered up, and shipped right back to
Virginia, under Col Lee, who wanted
them to arm another regiment. Alter
the war Yankee Colonel, named Cur
win, established local police in the
prominent towns of this State, and arm
cd them with guns that the government
shipped him. The local police were
made up of the old Confederate soldiers
One day in Fayetteville Mr.. Mcmillan
noticed the box of local police, and
went over to examine it, remarklnG, ut
looked very much like the one he used
to wear" The Reb said he didn't
know the Yanks had given 1t to him.
all he knew about IL Opening the lid,
he looked inside, and feeling about, he
scratched out the same old piece OF
Zouave flannel, and worked away under
the shelter of the box and hitched tlght.
on to the belt was the identical piece OF
beautiful ribbon that had tied the bou-
quot in Petersburg. The Reb willingly
let him take his box and belt, and he
has that ribbon at home now, and al,
though one Of the cleverest married
men in Fayetteville, he prizes that rib,
bon as a most precious souvenir, and
with the writer, would like to know
swhat Petersburg lady was it 2 This
cartridge-box and belt had gone al
through the war in Virginia, and was
captured by the Yanks,and still the lo-
bon returned safe to Mr. Mcmillan at
home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06

GEN. DANIEL MoEGNN.-ln the An
nails of Winchester, now in course OF
publication in the Winchester Times,
is the following:
The old town Of Winchester has had
Washington for her member to the Co
Ionial legislature, and Daniel Morgan,
the hero of the Cowpcns, as her mem
Der Of Congress, forty years afterwards,
who died in Winchester i'll 1903, q
think3 and if civil war has not destroy
cd it, his tombstone in the southeast
corner of the old Presbyterian grave
vnd will confirm my mtmCrJ OF the
date of his death. He died iii the house
once occupied by Rev. Hunter ii. Boyd,
opposite the old Amber property, and
which was then occupied by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Heard. In that house he
broathed his last heard from my moth
or. (who received the account from my
father0 who attended him in his last
illness, as his physician, a singular spec
linen of his reception of the warning,
that he had but Il short time to live.
He had come up to Winchester from
his place, Saratoga, near Battletown, to
have the constant medical attendance OF
NV father. 1t was about that period
that he united himscf to the Presbyterl-
an church, under the pastorate OF DR..
Hill, and partook of the sacrament, IN
the old stone church, OH the northeast
Of the town. / think he lived two or
three years in Winchester.
NV father said that when Morgan
was manifestly sinking, and appeared
to be unaware of his condition, he SAID
to him, General Morgan, if You have
any worldly matters to settle, l think 1t
my duty to apprizc you of the impor-
lance OF attending to them. L know
YOU have faced death in battle, and pre-
sumo that it will not be accuse OF alarm
or surprise to you.
lie asked Immediately, doctor, do
YOU mean that | am about to die 2 81
do" "Why, won't l live some time,
month or so p Il think not sir 2
"lVell a week p 81 think you cannot
possibly last a week.
lie lay perfectly silent for some time,
and then used these words, which | re-
member, believe, verbatim.
doctor, if could be the man that |
was when | was twenty-one years OF
ace, would be willing to be stripped
stark naked on the top of the Allegheny
mountaip.to run for my life with a pack
of dogs at my heels,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06
WILLOUGHBY
Gum-Spring Drill.
GREATLY IHPROTED FOR 1879

III f have secured The Agency for JET.
LII lcrson County for this Celebrated
Gum Spring Drill. Tor drilling Wheat,
Oats, PHo-phslcs and Seeds. The Drill
has been improved from year TO ) car un.
nj it 10 nov the best manufactured. and
we d. not besI'a.e TO recommend and
guarantee IL as such. We can poin, 10
WIIloughby Drills 10 this County which
have been IN use ~ to Is yosrs, during
which lime the cost has not been IS for
repsns. THIS wo cannot cay OF any
Dnll we have sold, or known 10 have
been sold 10 The County. We menI,on
Ihis ID gave some idea OF he workman
ship Of The DIM. aud The Drill Of 1879 10
in every way equal or superior 10 any
hefeIol re made. NoIhIog but tho bes,
TIMBER and iron is Used in their censiruc.
non. This Drill is furnished with or
without GusnO Attachment.
SHOVEL HOLSTER.
The manufacturers Of hi. Drill have
scored an Invention from q practical lsr-
mer OF Mary land, which snsched 10 tl.s
Dful enables the driver TO holt HE shoy.
els from Tie Drill or Ssddle.borse. ,Lus
saving j hand to follow the Drill.
As the WilIoughby Drill does no, elo0
in sowing. feeding nroogb whstev.r NAV
happen To be 10 The grain. one man can
az easily attend TO the sowing az two.
The whole arrangement adds bur fsw
pounds 10 he Doll. so tia, having on tho
Attachment or leaving il OF makes bu,
little difeIenrc IN the weight Farmer,
IA want Of this Superior Drill. sbouId
give their orders early. Last year the
demand could moi be supplied. Psmob.
lets and Circulars giving toll instructions
and informsiIon, will be furnished by the
undersigned.
Cali and examine Drill before purcb..
sing elsewhere.
Sample Drill with Wm. r. McQyiI.
kin. Agent. near Shepherdsioan.
DUKE e. GALLAHER. Asen,si
Chsrlesio ~n.
July 5. 1873 En-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06

Dr,ru OF BEAU IIlCKMAN.-Bean
Hickman died at four o'clock tins morn
inc. at Providence Hospital, where he
had been taken when stricken with par
olvsis few days ago. For many years
me has been shabby in appearances ana
his artof begging has not been lucrative;
IIc has occupied a miserable room and
hocn partially cared for by an old negro
woman. Ills life here has been without
q narallcl. The son OF Dr Hickman,
,nam of wealth of King William county,
VA he was left at his fathers death
Moderate competency, which, with other
necnniary aid given by his relatives. he
soon dissipatcd, and he was cast OH oy
Tie came to this city in lSi5,and cked
ont existence with the little money he
BROUGHT with him, aud by systematic
"sponging" upon all who woul! submit mt
A gentccl appearance some INSIGHT l'I'o :,
tLe details OF the sporting world
with 4 elib tongue, and the most lnSin'
natino inpudence, at first served ms
nnrn0s,. and obtained for him the rcpu-
iat;an ont of which he afterwards made
his living, for no one resented ms APP
nroaches' and nearly all the habltueS OF
the hotels paid tribute to him; AT ilfs'
his "accounts." rs he called his levieS
upon people on whom he sponged, rang
cd as high as twenty dollars. vi late
years they were seldom over ten Genus
-Uashington Correspondent DaH0'
SIN, Sep 2ad.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06

TuRoUGH TO MARTINsEURG.-J. Il.
Boyd, Superintendent of the Cumber-
land Valley Railroad has issued the fol
lowing circular announcing the opening
of the road to Martinsbmg:
"The Matinsbmg and Potomac OK
tension of the Cumberland Valley Rail
road has been completed between Ha-
eerstown, Nd. land Martinsburg, w, Va,
Regular Passenger and Freight
Trains will run through between Harris
burg, Pa, and Martinsburg, commenc-
ing Monday, September sth, 1878"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06

Is the mot powerful cleanser, strengthened
and remover OF Glandular Distractions known
to Matcrla " edica.
It is speeia lily adapted 10 constitutions ""ofn
down" and debIllla'ed By the warm weather Of
Spring and Summer when The blood is not in
acliye cireu lalion. consequently gathering i'm.
purities from sluggishEess AID imperfect ac.
lion Of tho secretlve organs. and is manifested
by Tuners, Erupiions, Blotehes, BoIls, Ius.
luIcs, Scrofuls, &c, &c.
When weary and lsnguld from overworE
and dulness, 2rcwslness and inertia take The
place Of energy aud vigOr, the system need
Tome to build il up snd help The Vial Forces
to regain their recuperative power.
In the heat # Sumner, fequenily the Liver
and Spleen DO not properi7 perform their fonc-
tons, the Uterine and Urinary Organs are in
active, produc ng weakness Of the slomacn and
iatesliues and predispOsitIon To bilious De.
raugement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06
a LOT FOR SALE.

1pHE subscriber offers at private sale his
K La, of Ground situated on the borough
line OF Shepherds,own, fronting on Mill
street. and lying between the Reformed
Church and the Toll Gate on the
Chorlestown road. Said lot contains 4
Acres and seven Poles, and lies near The
Railroad now IN course of construction.
For particulars. apply 10 J. S. Bfago-
nier, Esq, ShePherdstown.
HENRY WlSSLER
Aug 80 3~
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06
SCHOOL NOTICE.

7 WILL resume my SCHOOL OF boys
| and girls on Monday the frs, OF Sep.
Iember, and will teach all the English
branches as heretofore. BosTdcrs will
also be tsken. have reduced my terms
which will be very liberal and within
the reach OF all, and will be mode known
on application. Two or more children
from one family will be received ut less
than the regular prico OF one pupil.
Having had considerable experience
in teaching. feel confident that can
render satisfaction, a, leas, " i'll use ev-
cry exertlon 10 make the School accep,a-
bic 10 al.
TosnsIUl fnr tho liberal patronage
heretofore extended 10 me, hope for
continuance ui The favor.
FANNIE HARPER.
Aug lG 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06
ATTENTION
f A II Nj ID Il S !

que undersigned is still Agep, for tia,
\ old and reliable Phosphate. ZELL'S
AMMONIATE B0NE.. wGich has stood
The test for years. invariably giving sat s.
faction. Ii is the Phosphate =. which
the Farmer can invest his money With
certainty Of getting large return for his
outlay. Terms and prices accommodo-
ting. ORDERS solicited. Owing TO its
growing reputation as the leading Phos.
phate. The demand for il will doubtless
be heavy this Fall. Orders should be
sent IN es,ly. As we have the Agency
for Duilields aud surrounding country,
any intrusion upon said territory will be
an infringement. We desire to furnish
all in want. only send in your orders
early. Respectfully,
J. S. MELVIN.
Duilields, August 6 Il
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06

EARLY AND DAvIs.-Gcn. Jubal a.
Early in a letter to the Lynchburg (Va.)
Republican expresses his doubts as 10
the eenuineness of recently published
interview between a correspondent and
Jeff Davis, in which Mr. Davis is made
to say many indiscreet and foolish
things, among others a severe criticism
of Longstreet. Gen. Early says that
he was with Mr.. Davis at the Virginia
Springs where the reported interviews
occurred and is on the most intimate
terms with him, but heard no snch ex-
pressions as are attributed TO him es
cape his lips.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-09-06

Albert Haines, colored, was drowned
in the Opequon, near Wadesville, in
Clarke county, several weeks ago. He
had gone in bathing, and it is supposed
he got into deep water and was attack
ed with cramps, and there being no one
near, he persisted. His clothes were
found lying on the bank of the stream,
and several days afterthe body was re-
covered.