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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

DISABLED VIRGINIA SoLDIERs.-Th
law has just passed, emitting all Virgin
la soldiers who lost an arm in the late
war, and who cannot use the artificial
arm given them by the State some few
years ago, to communication of sixty
dollars, the same also il regard to legs.
Parties who have not their orders of
Court on file for this communication in
the Auditors office at Richmond, should
at once address 'The Board OF Commits
sioners on Artificial LIMBS, and proper
blanks will be sent them, and any infor-
nation given them. There is no use of
employing any one to attend to this, as
there is not the least trouble in getting
the money when the proper blanks are
sent as above. Checks payable to the
parties order will be sent anywhere as
directed. -Winchssjer Times.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

La RrNAwAY.-Two horses attached
to a spring wagon, belonging to Mr.
Jacob SNYDER, took fright in oui streets
on Thursday, and went up street at the
rate of '.two forty" and out the Her
neysyille pike, and were checked by
running through 4 gate at the residence
of Mr.. Geo. c. Emmert, resulting III a
broken tongue and spindle.
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Editorial Bfevities.

Mr.. Nat B. Meade, of Winchester, is
one of the associate editors OF the Rich
mond Wing.
The Morgan Mercury has no express
ed opinion on the Capital question. 1t
is waiting to see which way the cat
jumps A wonderful INDEPENDENT pa
per.
A proposition is before Congress to
reduce postage on letters to two cents,
and to require postage on all newspa-
pers Except upon country papers, clrcu-
lated in the county where publlshed,)
to be prepaid.
A terrible earthquake has occurred at
Soonghur, town Of India III the de-
tached district Of the Baroda dominions.
Fifteen hundred persons are said to
have been killed in that town alone.
An aged man delivered touching re-
membrancer at a neighbors funeral by
observing pathetically that the departed
wouldn't rear aud cuss about taxes any
more"
Miss Amelia Pegram, daughter Of
Col. B. Pegram, of Covington, Ky, &C
cidentally shot herself by striking PTS
tol living on the bureau with dust
brush. She died almost Immediately.
She was lady of great beauty and &C
compllshments.
The Grafton Sentinel says: Mr. j.
Whaen, an old and respected citizen Of
Grafton, was struck by tie Cumberland
Accommodation on Monday evening of
last week, and 50 badly injured that he
died the next morning
The cold nights Of the period cause
the poor torlorn old bachelors 10 spread
their oycrcoats and door mats over their
beds for additional comfort.
The abominable practice so frequently
INDUCED in of lifting children up by the
arms, resulted in the breaking Of one Of
the arms of y lite girl in Huntington,
Pa, the other day.
Allow lis to remark that this is the
kind Of weather when Christian draws
close to a stove, and wishes every poor
laboring man on the face Of the earth
was clerk in a store
A Kings Fool, condemned to die,
was allowed to choose the form Of death,
he chose old age. \ West Virginia
girl, being asked the same question, re-
marked that, if she must die, she prefer
red being smothered-with kisses.
Miss Sophie Barney took a premium
at Montgomery, Ala, fair asthe young
woman who would make the best wife
for a poor man. Bully for Sol.
The revival at the Braddock st. Meth
odist Church, Winchester, is still in
progress, Rev. DR.. Rosser preaching
nightly to large congregations.
From the Cumberland News we learn
that the B. & O. r. II. Co., has decided
to construct third track between Bal
timore and Cumberland.
Hon. G. S. Lewis having resigned the
position of State Superintendent OF Free
Schools, and the Superintendent elect,
Hon. ID. w. Byrne, not entering on his
duties until the fourth Of March next,
the Governor has appointed Hon. ".
h. Pendleton Of Bethany college, State
Superintendent nd iniertm.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
authorized the Assistant Treasurer at
New York to buy one million Of bonds
and to sell one million Of coin each week
during the month of January, 1873.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

Mr.. Miles, al itinerant harness ma
ker, was killed at tie Point of Rocks on
Saturday night last, by being run over
by train of cars Ills head was cut
off and his body otherwise horribly mu-
tilated He was standing on the track
as the train approached, and attempted
to make his escape bu; tailed.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

R@~ SLIrrERY-Why don't people
sprinkle salt, ashes, or something else
on the:r pavements , Do they want
fellow 40 bust himself &-settin DOWN.
We saw two ladies take cold seats npon
the pavement the other evening
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

ng- BRANCH SroRE,--lir +. 7.
Grove. Merchant of this town, has
opened Branch Store in Charlestown.
Mr.. J. \. Gageby, the accommodating
and obliging salesman, has the manage
mcnt OF the business.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

Es25 COUNTY NEWs.-Ne cllp the
following items from the Charlestown
papers of this week =
FRIGHrFUL ACCrDENT-CHuD BURN
Ed TO DEArH-A frightful accident,
resulting in death by burning Of little
child of Mr.. James Smallwood, occurred
near Flowing Spring Mill, on Saturday
last. The father Of the child wSs ab-
sent from home, and the mother had
stepped out for some purpose, leaving
the child in the house. In few mo-
moments she was aroused by the
screams of an Older daughter, and rush
ed into the house, where she found her
darling in blaze, its clothing having
caught from the fire on the hearth. The
little sufferer fingered in agony until
Sunday afternoon, wher death put an
end to its suferings.-Spirt.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT-Mr. James VI.
Roper, of this county, met with pain
full, if not serious accident, on We'd
ncsday morning last Mr.. r. at the
time of the accident, was attempting to
mount his horse when the animal fell
and throwing Mr. Roper to the ground,
dislocated his left thigh. Drs. Mason
and Richardson were Immediately sent
for and rendered the necessary surgical
attention. Mr.. r. at last accounts, was
doing rs well as could be expected, bit
suffering severelv.-SDirH.
ANNUAL ELEc1IoN.-The Annual e.
lection of Directors of the First Nation
tional Bank of Jefferson at Charlestown,
took place at the Banking House on
Tuesday last, and resulted in the cleo
ton of the following gentlemen co
lin c. Porter, W. Ii. Travers, Logan
Osburn, Edward Tearney, H. O. Talbot,
Jno. H. Strider and James Law. Hootf.
No change was made in the Directory
except the substitution of Maj. James
Law. Hooff for Geo. w. Eichelberger,
Eso.-who declined a re-election-F1ee
Press.
PARALYsIs.-Mr John VI. Beller, of
this place, was attacked with paralysis
on Thursday last, and now lies in
dangerous condition. p 5. Mr. Beller
has since died.
Mrs. Louisa Beall, the venerable and
respected mother of the late Benz. +.
Beall, is also the subject of this dreaded
affection, having been seriously attacked
yesterday morning, ard at the time Of
our going to press is considered Ill a
critic,l condition.-Sp'rn.
InoS Or NEAR CHARLEsTowN-A
fine specimen of Brown Hematite Iron
Ore has been discovered on the land of
NJ. Tho- \. Brown,-a portion Of the
old lakewood" estate on the Smith
field turnpike, within about q miles of
Chsrlestovr. Maj. Geo. II. Bardwell,
Gen1 Ag.. of the 5 V. X. K, in COM
pany With Mai Jas. Law. Hooff, Of this
place, visited the ground last week, and
brought away several good specimens
a portion CT which ha. been taken by
MAJ. Bardwell to Philadelphia, Cor ana
lyzation, and the remainder is on exhl-
bition at the store of Maj. Hoof. The
ore discovered lies in loose bodies upon
the surface OF the land, and it is thought
will readily yield from SO to 40 per cent
of pure iron. As no Developments
have yet been made, it is not known
whether there is an extensive vein of
this valuable mineral upon the above
mentioned ground or not, but there is
every indication that such is the case.
-NDiru
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

To- BIZ CuEERrUL-There are Peo-
pie who are constantly bomoanlns their
lot. When they look upon the circum-
stances of others apparently more for
tunately situated, they become enTious
and covetous. Contcntment is jewel
that poor human nature seldom dis'ov-
ers.and yet it is the one that can render
rs really wealthy and happy. There is
no burden that cannot be heavier; there
Is no misfortune, pecuniary or physical
but what has its counterpart in the ex-
pey;enee OF others. We are notthe only
unfortunate in the world Then, let us
look upon the bright side of life,and the
life of hope and resignation vii! chase
AWAY much OF the darkness.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

DEATH or SAMUEL SToSEBPAKER, or
BALrIMoRK.-Samucl Stonebraker, Esq,
one of the oldest Baltimore merchants
died on last Friday. after a protracted
illness. The deceased was native of
this county having removed to Balti-
more in 1882. His remains were con
veyed in a special car furnished by the
Baltimore e Ohio Railroad, on Satur-
day, to Rakersville in this county, and
deposited beside those of his wife at
that village. The Sun says: He com
menced the flour business on South
Howard street, near Lombard, and near
" opposite to the house of the well
known firm of Stonebraker & Co, Nos.
SO and So. Mr.. Stonebraker, WAS in
every sense of the word, merchant Of
the old school, and b, his strict business
integrity had established a name for his
house among the most prominent, az it
was one of the Oldest in the city. He
was also a partner in the large import
ing firm of Stirling, Ahrens & Co, a
member Of the Corn and Flour Ex-
change, director and stockholder of
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, &c
HagersfoTn 1nice Il Hek.
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Briggs 8. BROTHERS.
ILLUSTRATED
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

g9' THE NEWLY MARRIED or SHIP
IERDSTowN -
Three Months after Marriage.
My dearest, are you going out
Indeed, It's very'cold ;
Let me, sweet love, around your neck
This handkerchief Unfold.
You know how anxious for your health
My own dear George. am ]
One loving kiss before W. part
Good-by, sweet chuck, good-by :"
Three Tenrs ofer Wayriags.
"You're going out why don't you SO !!
| can not help the rain,
You wouldn't gricve me nightly
To ne'er come back again
Umbrella. | don't know where It's s.!
What'll you want next, | wonder?
Don't poster me about your cold
Good gracious go to thunder :!
T Eri young wife, mutteringsomething
about "broken hearts, while the cruel
unfeeling George, grabs up bald
headed urchin from the crib near by,
and endeavors TO cram pillow down
its squalling throat
''Sich is life =
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

ElNDlNG II impo.-lbIe to do business
L on credit without great snnaysnre to
bolh buyer aud seller. have determined
10 adopt The CASH SYSTEM. Aner
this date no goods will he delivered unnl
-eiled for. They will be sold al the
lowest figures All persons Indicted 10
me will please call and settle werr bill.
a, once. a. am Obliged To collect. aud
hope this notice will be sufficient.
Work made to order al shoil notice.
Terms Cash.
J. S. FLEMING.
January 25 n
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

Isgn THANKs.-We return thanks to
Gov. Jacob, and MesSrs. Butcher and
Shirley, Of the House Ot Delegates, and
Col. Grantham of the Senate, for docu-
ments received
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

AIR. XlrIIE-Plrass tell voui read
NJ ers aud s',r' body thai have lstrlv
iaAsn an sxisndei lease 81 The MIL |
nov occupy. and that hs,r nov plenty
Of WAFER, and sm ready 10 DO all kind. of
grinding rshI, and iufnlsh No. flouS
on The old terms nf 1876 pounds of -four
and 60 pounds OF of'lI Tor hve bushels of
good ~hsst. Persons hrIng ny wheat IN
any qusn.lrrs from 10 81 bushti,. ~
more. can lsse hack their -four The same
day. il they 20 desire. ] have suffered
much lrom low wafer tor nearly two
YEAR,. and hope my friends vii al
come elch and see how hard will tfv TO
please tsern GEO. ". FOX.
January % 3S
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

R.s- PKRsoSAL-Brother Dalgarn, Of
the Charlestown Spirif, looked in upon
us on Wednesday last. We were glad
TO see his genial cOuntenance oncemore
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

Hard times and q scarcity of employ
ment have driven several hundred me
rhonics and laaoring men fiom Hagers-
:. VII MI, 10 seek il AT other PAGES
;, he Mrlstys that soms have gone to
alar,in ,burg, so,re 70 c mberland, DC.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25
Comni.sionsr's Office.

Comni.sionsrs Office.
January 23fd. 1879.
NOTICE is hereby given that will
" proceed 10 execute the above decree
al my office in Shepherdstosn. Jefferson
County. w Va. al The iine therein
specified 81 which time and place all per
sons interested are required 10 s,iend.
J. S. BRAGONIER,
CJmDI.sioner.
January 25. 1873. CIV
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

ly~ AproiSrMESrs.-The following
gentlemen have been appointed by
Judge IIoge, Master Commissioners for
the Circuit Court of Jefferson county
G.. W. r. Kearsley, Cleon Moore and
Jos s. Bragonier, We congratulate
Judge uoge upon his excellent appoint
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25
MANHOOD:
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without the dangerous use Of internal medicine
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mode Of cure at once simple, certain and Ell.
fectusl, by mesns Of which every sufferer. no
matter what bis condition may be, may cure
himself chesply, privately and radicslIy.
az This Lecture should be in the hands oil
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, IN plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt Of six cents, or
two postage stamps.
Also, DR.. Calverwell's "Harrisge Guide"
price 50 cents.
Address the publishers,
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STRAY SHOATS.

NtNE to the .ub,crbtr's premiac'.
" near ShsPh'rd-io~n. about two
month. ago. two BLACK SOWS. The
owner ~ requested 10 come forward.
prove properly, pay charges, and take
them away.
GEO. {. EMMERT.
Jan 25 aw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

La AUCTION SAl.ES.--h IuFlle az
tention to the different sales advertised
in this paper. The only way by which
You can learn of the sales is by looking
over the columns of the Register, and
there will no doubt be many during the
present Spring =
Geo. NJ. Beltzhoover, Special Com
missioner, will sell a House and Lot, in
this town, belonging to the heirs Of
John Confer, deceased, on Saturday,the
lst of February.
+. |. Lee, II. H. Blackburn, Isaac
Fouke, Special Commissioners, will sell
Lots adjoining town, belonging to the
heirs of Thomas Hessey, deceased, on
Saturday the 18th OF January.
+. |. Lee, Fl. II. Blackburn, Com
missioners, will sell the farm Of VIM.
Orndortf, near town, on Saturday, the
18th of February.
James T. Orndorf will sell farming
utensils, &c, near town, on Thursday
the 30th Of January.
The heirs of Phineas Marshall, will
sell the farm on which he died, on the
first of March, il not sold privately be-
fore that time
An IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-The Su-
preme Court Of the United States, on
the 9th instant, rendered decision in
the case Of John T. Peerce etni against
James Carskadon; involving the oonsti-
tutiouality of the Act of the w. Va.
Legislature, passed the 18th of Feb.
1865, and commonly known as the
"Sllitors Test Oath Act" Carskadon
had, as stated by cotemporary, in 1864
recovered a judgment of the Circuit
Court of Preston county against Peerce
and Williams, upon an attachment a
gainst them as residents After
wards in September, 1865, the defend
ants, Peerce and Williams, appeared in
Court rendered their petition denying
the Justice of the plaintiffs claim, and
asking for re hearing OF the cause, but
lid not and could not file with the peti-
ton All affidavit as acquired by the Act
of Feb. 1865, because they had been
soldiers in the Confederate army. The
Circuit Court refused to receive and file
the petition, because it WAS not accom-
panied with such All affidavit denying
all participation in the rebellion, as re-
quired by the Act aforesaid The case
WAS carried to the Court of appeals of
West Virginia by the counselof Peerce
anG Williams, and the Court affirmed
the decision of the Circuit Court Of
Preston county refusing the re-hearing,
and held the Act of Feb. 1865 to he
constitutional, and from this decision
counsel took the cause to the u. s. Su-
preme Cont, and it reversed the Court
of Appeals of West Virginia and held
the said Act TO he fr past facto, and
also bill of attainder, aud for these
reasons unconstitutional aud void.
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gs- WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE

B5- WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
This body again convened on the 10th
instant, after recess of about twenty
days. From the proceedings We have
seen published, we give the following
of interest to this section of the State
In the Senate, Mr. Hall, of Barbour,
from the Committee on Education, re-
ported back the bill in relation to the
branch Normal School at Shepherds
town, with recommendation, proposing
however, certain amendments. The
bill was subsequently read a second
time and ordered to its third reading.
Numerous hog and whiskey petitions
from various portions Of the State were
returned by Mr. Camden from the Com
mittee oil the Judiciary, without action.
This Committee asks to be excused
from acting upon these petitions. The
latter were subsequently referred to the
Committee Oh Finance.
In the House, House Joint Resolution
No. 8, 'Kequesting and instructing our
representatives i'll Congress to favor the
passage of a bill to resell the water
privileges at Harpers Ferry" with
amendment.
On motion Of Mr. Stone,
Resolved, That the Committee on Ed
ucation inquire into the expediency of
imposing the duty of County Snperin-
tendent Of Free Schools on the Clerk of
the Court, or Prosecuting Attorney.ahd
that he receive no compensation except
two dollars Of each applicant he may eX-
anime, the applicant TO pay the same,
and report by bill or otherwise.
On motion Of Mr.. Hudson,
Resolved, That the Judiciary Com
mittee inquire into the eXrydiency Of so
amending the Code as to authorize JUS
tees Of the Peace TO celebrate the rites
OF matrim0ny.
by Mr.. Butcher--lseqaesting Sheriffs
or their deputies to reside at the county
seat of their respective counties during
their terms Of office.
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LC0CK'S Porous PIsstsgs. ut
a Fl NJ. BilIi"s'' 4tOs Store
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NOR SALE.-A First class one horse
i.all J. s wade.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1873-01-25

Rds- COURT OF APPEALs.-On the
docket for the January term Of the Sn-
preme Court of Appeals of West Var
ginis, we find the following appeal cases
from this Circuit
Hezekiah Roderick VS.. B. & 0. Z. 4.
Co.; Farmers Bank o. Virginia VS..
Thomas II. Willis ct al; William u,
Butler VS.. b. +. Harrison j. w. ut
ger. Admir-, &c, VS. John Burns ct al;
Trustees Presbyterian Church, Martins
burg, VS.. Edmund Pepdleton, Trustee.
ps6 THE HARPER's FERRY PROPERTY.
Mr.. McGrew, of West Virginia, III
troduced in the House of Represents
tives yesterday bill to authorize the
Attorney General to adjust the claims
of the government upon the purchasers
of the government property at Harpers
Ferry in such manner as may be just
and equitable; to which end lie is EN-
powered to compromise the claims or
extend the time ofpayment, or release
the purchasers and resell the property.
This property, consisting Of the arsenal
and extensive grounds and water prlvl-
leges, together with improved lots, was
sold in December, 1869, for an aggre-
gate of about S29S,0Q0, on credit. Less
than $4,000, it is stated, has been since
paid by the purchasers, who have Tor
some time been endeayoring to get rid
Of their elephant. The House military
committee have 50 far been adverse to
granting them relief, but the bill now
introduced may at least afford basis
for settlement OF some sort. SO says
the Baltimore Sun of Tuesday last.
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BEST THING IN THE WEST,
AtshlS0n, Topeka s Santa Fe R.R.
l. A N ID s!
THREE MILLION aCREs
Situated in aud near the A,k,,
the Finest Portion Of E.n.n , alley

Shua'eu w auu near the Arkans,. WI
the Finest Portion of Ksp.a, '"e!'
Eleven years Credit. Seven Ne,
est. % l-2 per cent redu,,;eu' Gu. inter-
settlers who improve. "
A FREE PASS TO LAND BI-yrpc,
THE FACTS about this Gran, A..
Prices, Long Credit, and Rebate 10 SOW
of nearly ne-fourth a Rich Soil and Spls"s;s
Climate: short and mild Winters; early plan,'
ing, and no winiering of Stock plenty Of Ram.
fall, and Just at the right season; Coal. Stops
and Brick on the line; Cheap Rates Cd LINN.
Der. Coal, SC: no lands owned by Spectators.
Homesteads and Prescriptions now abundant.
a first class Railroad on the line Of great
Through Route; Products will pay for Land
and Improvements.
1t is the best opportunity ever offered
to the public, through the recent com.
pletion of the road.
For Circulars and general information, ed
dress A. +. T0UZALlN,
Manager Land Department,
Topeka, Kansas.
Or, Bristor, Harrison 4 Ziule, Real Estate
Agents, Shepherdsiown, W. Va.
January - 3n
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est. p l.2 per cent. REDUCTION p' to inter-
settlers who improve W
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MILL NOTICE.

January 25