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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26
Editorial Brevittes.

Dr. Jacob ID. Thomas, convicted
March 16, on his second trial, of man
slaughter, i'll killing John Lloyd Belt,
Jr., at Adamstown, Oct. 2, 1871, has
been sentenced to the penitentiary for
two years, by Judge Lynch, of the
Frederick County, Md, Court,on We'd
ncsday last.
Prime wheat sold in Georgetown on
Wednesday last at Sl.97 &; good Sl.9O !;
choice $2.O5.
A Minnesota youth hit his horse with
a gun to make him 60 The horse went.
the gun went, land three fingers went too.
A member of the Ohio Legislature
proposes bill forbidding the Smith
family to chrsten any more babies John.
Marriage is often said to be a lottery,
but Benedict thinks it is more like u
game of checkers.
The awful condition of some of our
pavements is an eyesore, and should be
remedied at once.
1t is settled fact that a first class
gardener can find hundred places to
work at good wages while the ordinary
young man is looking for 4 situation rs
clerk.
The prettiest girl in town paid lis a
visit last week. Guess who she was
The man who cant afford to take q
newspaper paid three dollars for another
dog recently.
When lazy fellows come to your door
begging, set them to work cleaning up
the garden, or something else of that
sort, and see how quickly they will fold
their tents and silently steal-anythlng
they can get hold of:
The girl who says that her fellershan
stay later in the evening than 10 clock,
has not vet met the right one: she will
change her mind OIL that subject before
she changes her name.
The man who returned his neighbor S
borrowed umbrella, was seen day or
two ago walking in company with the
young lady who passed a looking glass
without taking peep. 1t Is believed
they are engaged.
The largest canal in the world is the
one i'll China, which passes over two
thousand miles Of country ana alongside
forty Two cities. 1t vas commenced as
far back as the tenth century.
The Legislature Of West Virginia
passed one hundred and sixty-two bills
in session of l35 days, nearly al of
them OF a general character. @
Brigham Young is .'played ont" He
retires from Office and says he is getting
old and wants young men to carry on
the work he has commenced.
A man requested his wife to hold the
baby of another mans wife while he
danced with the baby's mother; but she
didn't hold it. Some wives are too
| disobedient to put up with. ...i
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Dtatbs.

Near Shepherlstown, April 22nd,
1873, Mrs. ANN REBECCA, wife of
Mr.. John Hoffman, aged 81 years,
month and G days. flii.. ...
Near Scrabble, April 18th, of Scrofi,-
la, JOHN ID. NIPE, aged 7 years, )
months and % days. 2.
Friday 18th inst, near Bunker Hill,
in Berkeley county. Mrs. SUSAN a.
STEWART, wife of David Stewart,
Esq, aged 81 years and 20 days
In Martinsburg, on the 18th inst, of
consumption, WILLIAM SMALL,
aged Is years.
On the 18th inst, Mrs CATHARINE
KILMER, aged 80 years and 20 DAYS,
of Berkeley. 1918 t-STf
At her residence near Charlestown. on
Monday. the 2lst inst, at l-2 o'clock,
a. NJ, Mrs. MARY 4. r. KENNEDY.
relict of the late Andrew Kennedy, in
the I'D year of her age. go
In Winchester, on the 18th of April,
ls73,Mrs c. L. WILSON, wife of Rev.
Norval Wilson, in the Goth year of her
age. - s'1sz - .ls
Near Chariestown, on Monday, April
2lst, 1873, Mr.. ROBERT d. HEN
DERSON, aged about 25 years.
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Alarriaees.

In this place, on Tuesday morning,
the 18th instant, at the residence Of the
brides parents, by Rev. j. Hawkins,
Mr.. THOMAS Il. CHAPMAN,to Miss
LUCY BENNETT, daughter of Mr..
Washington Bennett, all Of this town.
HD- We republish the above notice
on account of having unintentionalIy
ommitted the ministers name, in our
last issue. We also tender the happy
couple our warmest congratulations for
their future prosperity and happiness.
The first commeLdable act, on the part
of the happy groom, in his new lifc.wa
to pay u years subscription to the Reg
lister in advance, which was sure pass
port for the future prosperity of the
young couple, and we would advise all
young folks entering upon matrimony
to come and do likewise, as a receipt
for the Register is certainly safe ticket
on the road to happiness and bliss upon
the matrimonial ear.
By the Rev. Henry Nice,in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, Shepherdstown,
Mr. SAMUEL X. MERCHANT and
Miss ALMIRA J. BAXLEY, both Of
Jefferson county. ti
On the 18th, by Rev. Mr.. Gerhardt,
Mr.. GEORGE MANTZ to Miss ANNA
T. MENGAL, both of MartiDsbug
On the 18th inst, in Martinsburg, by
Rev NJ. l.. Cutler, JOHN LUCAS and
HENRIETTA SCOGGINS, both Of
Martinsburg
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The "credit" business does not seem
to be in good repute with the editor Of
the Shepherdstown Rsgister-from the
number of articles appropriated by the
wholesale without crediD from the
Spirit of last week.-SpirH
BH- Who ever heard of the like !?
Goodness, gracious 4! The idea of copy
ing articles from the Spirit, without
giving proper credit, is preposterous. 1t
is very seldom we find anything from
that paper worthy of credit, but we Oft
en- do give credit to their articles when
they are not entitled to it. The editor
should not eensure others forthat which
he is guilty of himself. Persons living
in glass houses should not throw stones.
The above article is very presumptious,
and far fetched to say the least. We
noticed Maryland paper, a few days
ago, pitching into the Spirit for ''whole-
sale stealing" and we think it would be
far better for the editor to keep quiet
upon the subject.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26
$50 Acres OF the
Land,

cnnvr, ed 10 T. | lee. as Trus,ee. by
WIiIam UrnI"Iil amd "Iie. by d. ed at
Trust. bearing date the lSih day al
March. 1868. recorded III Book No. /,
P.ge 81. OF tie Loud Records Tor sald
County oil JrilrI, IN. tins $50 Acres
ar. ON The Potomac River. al which
surrey hss sirea ) been made. and Will
be rxnIblrd on day at falr,
The FERNS nI Sale. as prescribed by
The Decree. are as inlln ". ~: Onr IhIrd
cash IN hanI on the day rf sale. the bal
snre III tso'qral annual payments. to be
occurred by TIE bonds ui TIE purchaser.
hpsIlns interest from lie dat OF 'al'.
Upon the confirm .tI"n at lie sale 10y lhr
Court. a deed at spcei,l warranty Will
BE- executed To the pnfriIt.rIs. rrsefvIng
the yender'r liPn a. seruflt,. i"f the dr.
ierret payments.
Sale TO commence al "'ri"rk.
r. LEE.
II II. BLACKBURN.
Com n'ssmnrr-.
G.. ID NcGG"ry, Au"'lone'r
April 2G. 1874 c.
nAPER and Linen Bhud-. new aud
x beautiful de-igns, AZ
Bunhuri's.
IiARrSilORN'S p.'rn, Sp'ng Sh.dr
. IA Roller, the best, p,leut np,. at
Bnrnhnrs.
MOULDING f.r Plr,un Frames. t
/ 1u BUnhufs.
mic rURE Frames made Ia order. TEA
< dy To hang up. \, Bar.harfs.
nICrURE Cmd. y IL. Ta~-rl-.
( Ser ~ E,ts. at BWnhaIs
4 LARGE ss-",tmentoi Pno'" Frames
r. IL Brnbari'S.
BEAUTIFUL Chr"mo-. reAd, framed.
: q a, BunharFs.
7 FAD Pencils, Rubbcr.. Pens. Pen.
~ holirrs. at Bnhh"Ifs.
NLACK. Csruinr and V"lr, lux. At
% Br"hmfS.
Il GOOD Inc of Srari"' cry. ,nrIudrnp
TX Bill, FonI-r,p. Letter. Sermon. Note
and Bile. and Nl"urn'ng P.r"f Al
Bn"nh NJ.
INITIAL Paper. the lat,,l l.. at
Bnnhnvfs.
IF yon want V."lin. R,nIn. Guln.
X A'c.rir"n. or Jeurl,"p ." 10
Bdr"hnrf's.
DOCKET Broks, TIM R"'k-. Mrm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

rs. CouNrr CouRr.-The \prll Term OF
the County, Court began it's session on Monday
last. at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. Presiding Justice
Ksble and Associate Justices Helm and Kern
on the Bench.
A number Of wills were admitted TO probate,
and administrators and executors qualified.
TIE following Cases were tried by jury -
Ssmue Hitchcock We. T.. 5. Snyder, appeal,
an account tor labor performed. Verdict for
defendant. Bel,zhoover for plaintiff. Lee for
defendant.
A. Elsea vs.. Jas. W. aycocf, action against
assignee OF note. Vrrdic, for plaintiff. Motion
for new trial by defendant made aud over ruled
Ivy Court. and exceptions :aken. White &
Trspnell for plaintiff, Bay lor & Wilson for de-.
PENDANT
Applications for liquor licenses under the
new law. were heard Oh "Wednesday and nu NJ
Der If lictn ses granted, conditioned upon the
applicants complying with the requirements OF
the law, Including Edwin Bowen and ia Hes
.. Adams. Of this place
In the ease Of Ramey s Washington VS..
Childs, Me reieh, & Co. came up Thursday.and
on motion Of the defendants, the original was
ouashed on account Vi defects. and hence the
sui, dismissed.
Kable,own s. Bluomcry Turnpile Co, vs..
Thos. ". Davis, action to recover subscription
TO CAPT, al stock. Verdict for defendant. Green
& Nc D0ual Id and Lucas Tor plaintiff. y. Ken
nedy a~A Baylor * Wilson aud Mason for de
PENDANT.
Several suits Of SAID Turnpike Co. Of a SINH
lar nature are still pending.
The jsry was discharged on Thur-day even
ing ami court was rxpecAsd 10 adjourn gu Fri
dav for the Term.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

TOR ALL WHO ARE WILLING TO
l. WORK Any pcr.on Old or young, Of
either sex eau make from $40 10 $50 per
week, al home or Ia connection with other
bushes. Wanted 10y al Suitable 10 either
Guy or Country, and any season Of the year.
THIS i, rare opportunity tor those out OF
work, and out of money. to make All IndrPen-
deui living. No capital being required. Our
pamphlet. 'lIOM To MAKE y LIVING
giving ia instructions seat IN receipt OF 10
ceuts. Address, a. BURTON d CO., Morn
sanIa. We.tchr.ler Co. \. Y.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

pD" STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-Ihe
Ladies of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, will commence Strawberry
Festival, on Friday evening, May 3Oth,
which will be continued several nights.
All the delicacies of the season will be
served. and we trust the citizens will pa
tronize the festival, as the proceeds will
be given for church purposes.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

pDr From LEETowN.-Our worthy
Ieetown correspondent, Templar, under
date of April 81, sends us the following
items for publication -
The body of Willis Britten, who was
drowned IN an attempt to cross the
Opequon, at the Sulphur Spring Ford,
some three weeks ago, was recovered
Yesterday. John II. Wageley discover
ed the body lying against lot of drift
wood, near the bank, on the farm OF
Joseph /. Roberts, and about three hun
drod wards northwest of the residence
of Jacob V. Evans.
Justice Meredith Helm being notified
of the circumstances of the finding, pro-
,,eeded to hold an inquest, and for that
purpose, impanneled the following jurors:
-Eurene Baker, John Grim, Thomas
b. Homer, Chas. S. Watson,E. Z. Wat
son, Henry G. Evans, Jacob V. Evans,
Henry S. Nicely, John w. Roberts,
George ID. johnson, John Z. johnson,
and John Davis, who after viewing the
BODY brought in the following verdict :
That the said Willis Britten came to his
death by drowning in the Opequon
Creek, at the Sulphur Spring Ford,
March 29th, 1878.
Il. G. Burkhart, the employer OF the
deceased. was present at the inquest,
and recognized some of the articles
found in the pockets Of the corpse. The
body was taken to Darkesyille for inter
ment.
Willis Britten was the eldest son OF
Mr.. Edward Britten, of Darkesville. He
was nearly sixteen years of age, was a
good scholar, and gave promise OF be-
Ing very useful man, and was esteemed
by all of his acquaintance, as good
boy.
Improyement seems to be the. watch
word of the denizens Of the vicinity OF
Kearneysville. Quite number OF
dwelling houses are being erected, and
other improvements are also progressing
in that neighborhood. Leetown is also
doing something in the line ofprogress,
and next week / will give full account
of the improvements being made In the
vicinity of both places
@- TEMPERANCE MEETING---Accord-
ing to announcement Temperance
meeting was held in the Lutheran
Church on Tuesday evening last. Rev
"A p. Neel addressed the meeting,at
some length, in behalf Of the Friends OF
Temperance, taking as his subject, 4Do
unto others as you would be done by.
At the close of his speech, Rev Dr. An
arexs read an extract from the opinion
of Sir Henry Thompson,a distinguished
English physician, upon the injurious
ass,ss Of alcoholic and fermented liquors
The meeting then adjourned. The
Lutheran Choir occupied the intervals
of the speeches with sweet singing:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

Ia ANNIvERsARY CELEBRATION
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows
of this place will celebrate their anniver-
sary on Saturday evening, the 26th OF
April, 1878, at Z o'clock, L. NJ, by a
procession and addresses on the occa-
sion.
Rev. Geo. III. Beckley. of Boonsboro,
Md, and other gentlemen, will deliver
addresses.
Capt. Criswell's Celebrated Band will
furnish the music for the OCCASION.
The Procession will form at their
Hall, and marched to the Lutheran
Church, where the addresses will be de
livered.
All members of the neighboring
Lodges of this Order are cordially invi-
ted to attend, as well as the public.
Tie Committee of Arrangements con
sists of Jacob Wintermoyer, Jno. L.
Hill and Abraham Harris.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

aD- a large and we'll selected stock
of Boots and Shoes, Wool and Straw
Hats, Notions, &c, just received at the
Headquarters Of the Shen. Valley Rail
road, l. w. Chapline, proprietor. All
the latest styles-give him call. Adj
yertisement next week.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

"a AccnpEHE-We regret to state
that Mr.. Charles B. Line, Of this town,
sustained a severe fracture Of the col
lar-bone, few days ago, by a harrow
falling upon him, while in the act Of
loading it upon q wagon.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

@- BIG BAss.-Jaoeb Keesecker, a
lad of 1G wears, of this town, canght
with hook and line, in the Potomac at
mi, place, ON Tuesday last, ten bass fish,
weighing 20 l-2 pounds, in the aggre
cate One of which weighed 4 pounds
"a sour and half ounces, and another
!. nouods He sold the whole lot at 10
o+tv oood DAYS work.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

Y- The FAsHIoNs.-It will be seen
in this issue that Richard & WslshaEs,
of this town, 7. Homsher of Kerneys'
vile, and d. A. Hill of Van Cleaves-
vile. have received their new Spring
Goods. Now is the time for the ladies
to pitch in, purchase the fashions, and
make themselves look perfectly beauti-
f,1
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26
VESTS IMPROVED PUMPS.
TIE BEST IN THE WORLD. I

Away, The premium Pumsp: widely known
and highly appreciated A pump aud FIRE en-.
zine in one. Anti-freeziLg, strong and dura.
Sic. good for wells or cisterns, and for raising
and throwing wafer for al purposes Also
Vests square tube copper Lghining Rod,-the
neatesf,, best and cheapest. Circulars with
cuts and price lists free. j. D. West q, Co.
40 Cortisndt St, New York. 80
April rs ,re.f.- / mo
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

PRESCRIPTIONS putsp at all blurs
q q, Or. Mng.uder', Drug Store.
WOAPS Of diferen, grades ., 3" ''''
- DR.. Jfngrnder'sD Drug Store.
NLACK and Green Tea. for sale q.
~ Dr.. Hogruder's Dfug Store.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

@- PREAcHrNG.-Rev. ii. Z. Brown
who was expected and announced to
preach in the Presbyterian Church to-
morrow, will not be able to do so, until
the first Sabbath in May. The second
Sabbath in May Cd. W he will preach
at kearneysville.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

&9 MAroR's PIoCL,MATIoN.-We
invite attention to the Proclamation of
Mayor Ray, in another column He
will he after those who violate the laws
of the Corporation with s~sharp stick, ="
or five dollars and costs
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

psr CoNvocATIoN.-The Valley Con-
vocation, of the Episcopal Church, will
convene at this place on Thursday next,
the 30th instant. There will be preach
ing morning and night, during its SEES
sion
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

HHiNGLES.-Hsve on hand g. Of 10
~ thoussnd Oax Shingles. ms1se Of
en'iimbrf. and by good workman.
for sale by is. Melvin. Duaields.
yiARLY Rose, Peach Blow and Carter
"a Poistoes, BY }. S. Mslcin.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

I. O. U. F.-The Grand Lodge
of the State Of West Virginia, |. 0. o.
f., met in Wheeling, on Monday last.
Messrs. d. S. Rentch and Jacob Win
tsrmoyer, represented Caledonia Lodge
of this town,in the meeting as delegates.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

Fly CoMMcNIoN SERVICES
niou services will be held in the Luthe-
ran Church of this town, Oh Sunday the
27th of April.
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COM mis- $40 N T. IL .
SALE
i4GHH5 OF
VALUABLE LAND,
SHEPHERDSTOWN,
JEFFERSON COUNTY, n! w.

NHE. undersigned. Commi'e'sneIs' aP-
l pointed by Decree Of the Cmeu"
Cout, for Jefferson County. Yves, Viz
GINA, made at November Term, is72'
in HE injunction suil Of William On
dorG. plsin,ifT. against f |. Lee. lrus'
lee and others, defendants. and ~ pur-
suance OF another decree made at ApriI
Term. 1873. dissnlving the injunction oil
John b. Files. Trustee. &C.. against r.
|. Lee and OTHERS, Will
On Saturday, 3lst day of May,
1873. in front OF the College. IN SheP.
hetdao~n. Yves, Virginia. ollcr al Public
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NOTICE.,

WAVING declined 10 serve as Consis.
a. bic in Po.omso Town'hip.I request
sll persons tho have placed accounts in
nv hands Tor collection 10 come for,s,d
end Int the same and return feceip,,. az
] will not be responsible Tor any such
DOW 10 my hands. 1ItNtsHf s.
H555 HENRY s. BYERS.
April &c, 1873. -----...... 3w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

BW RELEASED FROM JAII--At the
instance of Justice VIM. b. Daniels, the
Jailor. Robert Kimball, has released
Robert Barr, Of Loudoun County, who
was committed to Jail by the said Jus
tice few days ago, as vagrant, upon
the application of his brother, and taken
home to Loudoun county. Bars mind
seemed to be impaired very much, and
disturbed some of the citizens OF the vi
cinity of Duffields, hence his arrest.
b0- IMPORTANT JUDICIAL OpINIoN.-
Hon. John Blair Hoge, last week rem
dered decision in the case of Robert
w. Baylor ys. the Baltimore d Ohio
Railroad Company, upon the question
of removing the case to the United
States Court, on the ground that the
company was a foreign corporation. We
copy the substance of the opinion from
the Free Press, wiz
"Judge Hoge's opinion, we are in
formed, was to the effect that the Rail
road Company is Maryland corpora
ton, deriving its franchises from the
charter granted by that State ; that it
is, therefore, citizen of Maryland for
all purposes of Federal Jurisdiction {;
but, that having accepted the license
granted by Virginia to exercise its pow
ers within the territory lying between
Harpers Ferry and the Ohio river, and,
by virtue of such license, constructing
its road through Virginia, it became liza
BILE to be sued in the courts in this State
in cases arising upon contracts made or
acts done within their Jurisdiction The
acceptance of the privileges conferred
by Virginia involved assent to such
consequence and was, i'll point OF fact, a
wai:er or surrender of its rights, as
foreign corporation, to require suits to
be brought against it in Maryland, or
to remove causes from the State trbu-
mails to the L. S. Courts under the act
of Congress referred to. In other
words, the acceptance of such license
involved submission to the jurisdiction
of our courts, by virtue of which the
company is estopped from all exercise OF
the ordinary attributes of a foreign cor
poration in regard to causes OF action
arising in West Virginia,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

D- The Court of Appeals of Mary
land has refused to grant Joseph Davis,
the murderer of Lynn,of Carroll county,
Md. a new trial. The opinion of the
Court Of Appeals was communicated to
the prisoner Davis in the Jail at Har
gerstown, on Friday night, after he had
retired and although cutting off all hope
of new trial, and shadowing the SELL
tence of death, which must now fall up
on him, was received with great cool
ness. The Hagcrstown Daily says:
"He received the news without any
apparent emotion, and, in fact, eX-
pressed himself as prepared for and ex-
pectinp this result His GOODNESS, under
the circumstances, was indeed renarka.
BILE. He conversed cautiously, and said
that it was no more than he expected, as
when public opinion once set against
any individual was almost impossible to
overcome it by any amount of evidence.
He rose from his bed to hear the news,
and conversed as calmly as if it had been
tidines of his release, instead OF his death
knell. After the door to his cell was
closed upon him he was heard whistling
lively air, after which he retired for
the night. In regard to the matter OF
killing Lynn he was particularly reti-
cent, never once abiding to the subject,
although VIC endeavored to draw him
out and induce him to say something
that would afford clue to the real facts
in the case, his fate having been decided
nv tba conrt of final resort"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-04-26

TIE PUREsr AND SWEETEST CoD-LIr-
Err On. is Hazard & Caswells, made on
the sea shore, from fresh, selected Iivers,
by CAswEL, HAZARD & Co, New
York. 1t is absolutely pure and street.
Patients who have once taken it prefer
it to all others, Physicians have decid,
ed it superior to any of the other oils in
market. April 5-iw
The Winchester times says: 1T is
thought probable that the Lower alley
would be honorcd with the candidates
for Attorney General, and the names of
X. I. Barton, Esq, General j. II. Will
liams, Major Holmes Conrad and Col.
f. w. NJ. Holiday are named in con
nection with said nomination"
/ shall every consider SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR as the prescrv
err of the life of my little son, who is
now in blooming health.
Mns. ELLEN MEACHAM,
Chattahoochee, Fla.
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Gbe Alarkrts.

Shepherdstown Market.
Corrected weskly by ID. S. Rsntch.
, 1873-07-14

Charles King, Esq, Now York, is at the Grand
Pacific.
Tho lion. George Clifford, New York. is at tho
Grand Pacific.
Tho Rev. DR.. Morrison, Of Bloomington is ut
tho West sido DriggH.
Col. ", II. Noble, Of Erie, ra., arrived at the
Wost sido Briggs yostorday.
Judge ]. ". Btrcvell, Of Pontiac, Ia aH1ong tho
arrivals at tho Wcst sido Dr'gBa.
"Buffalo Bill " ind Texas Jack " ara at tho
Grand Pnolho. They arc on their way West.
Tho lion. John Wentworth and family lavo re-
turned from tho East, and are stopping ut tho
6loiman.
Among tho arrivals at the Sherman Ycator-
day woro tho following J. D. 4. Gill, DostQn ;
II. A. Tlliaa, St. Louia; Wobstor ElmeH, Walsh
ington; q. ". DO Camp. Pittsburgh; ]. N.Y.
orr, baltimore Thomas Woodnott, Richmond,
Ind Goorgo d. Christian, Ohio l.. ]. Day,
Green pay Il. a. Smith, Detroit.
Tho following wcro among tho arrivals at tho
Grand paoilio yesterday: Wallace Wood, New
Orleuns; c. a. Koblor, Cincinnati; ". II. r.
wln washin,E n,Eton; 7; &: LOWS, st. Louis; John
II. Knox, Troy; i. t. Fortor, Pittsburgh /;
Thon.sa Garrott Philadelphia III. l.. Vobbor,
81. Paul; Cyrus J. Fry Austin, 1ox.
Among tho arrivals at the Gardner yosterlay
were tho following N. Norman, New York ].