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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-27
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of @srATE % LovisiAwA. 60
NEW ORLEANS

bushels Of grain, now unnsturally forced to
other markets, to come to our city; where
seven OF eight millions of value would be
expended to tho benefit Of our banks, IN.
surance companies, cotton presses, factors.
traders and operators Of every class.
Doing this fol. the city, the road would also
do much moro for the country, by making
nov unemployed in the parishes OF Rspldes,
Natchitochee and DeSoto, and opening to
market the middle and eastern counties of
Texas The facilities Of direct rail routes
would return the Texas and Arkansas NOR
chants to New Orleans for supplies, and
our imports and exports would naturally
be greatly increased.
Mr.. Wheeldck then stated it to be the
hope of the company to complete and equip
the road from Alexandra to Naechitoches
without incurrlng mortgage debt. To ac-
compksh, this successfully every possible
saving OF expense is to be made. No
officers, except those actually engaged in
field duty, shall receive pay; nor shall! .
single dollar in stock ever be issued except
for full value Seceived in cash or its
equivalent.
Such are Aome Of The arguments cd
vapced by the president Of the new rail-
road company. The effort is being made
to have Q paying road built by our people,
aud for their benefit. He appeals to the
reason Of all men, and TO pockets holding
money. The proper men are charged with
the work, men. having the respect and con-
fidence Of all classes. If there is yet left
sufficient public spirit III New Orleans, and
q desire fos ito upbuilding and the material
prosperity Of oar State,- the New Orleans
Pacific RAILROAD will be built, and it will
make ip the future good returns for the
outlay.
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ISLE HOTEL.

1875. 1878.
The only real Surf Bathing in the South. Fsh,
oysters and game unlimited. Fine sailing and ash'
Ing.
TERMS s4s pei puonth; el2 per week; o. 50 per
day. Liberal terms to families and excursieq
parties. 80
Steamer leaves Hsryeys canal every saturday
and Tuesday at A: H.; returning to the city every
H0DdSy and Thursday evening ct five O'Clock.
jy3 I'm B. MAR0pr. Proprietor,
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RAILROADS.
THE MOBILE LINE.

THE MOBILE LINE.
On and after May % trains will arrive and depart
from the depot, foot Of Canal street, ~ follows:
DEPART.
Coast accommodation daily, except
Sunday. at. at....................... 3,1S p. NJ.
kxuress and mail, daily 1t .......... 3 A. N.
Through night express daily, st..... 4:4O r. M.
ARRIVE.
Ooest accommodation daily, except
Sunday. A.. t..:....................1O 1905 A. M.
Express and mail. daily, at. ......... 3s5S p. M
Through night express, daily, ct ....ll $50 r. n.
PullASn Palace Cars daily to Louisville, Cipcin.
na:i, Lynchburg. Virginia Springs and Baltimore
without change
Once corner Of Canal and Common streets, op.
posite City Hotel
my23 D. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
EDUCATIONAL.

STRAIGHT, UNlvkRslrY-oLDEsr H..
p stitqtion in Tho state OPEN 70 colored people.
Law Snd IheoloGic depextments. Pine Insiiah
employed. well furnished boarding hcsae. VhSre
studentAare undsr the edpecial cSre Of feachNrs
tember o.
Addreee, J. A. AOAN6
su27 cod In Straight University. New orleans.
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~ Formerly the Harris HOtse, :
PASS ChHSTIAN, MISSISSIPPI.
Board by the day: week Or mohth Robins Airy
and co0modious. Location neaR the beach, With
bath house attached. kveIy sttention paid to tht
C;d t q n t6s th o. ns noHss fsS,s s1
moderate. Patronage respectfully sohcife&
je4 3m MRS: NJ. J. COWAN, Pfopfietr6sA
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAIL IRREGULARITIES IN TEXAS
GENERAL oRD's LINE Of couRIeRs
ARRIVAL OF THE EIGHTH CAVALRY
10 OCCUPY THE LOWER RIO eRANDE
SAN ANTONIO, August 26. 1875.

Especial to the new Orleans Republican. ]
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GOp H1svANA. VIA CEDAR 4EYaAjt6
REY WEST.

1Ob aASANA. Via CkDAk N.Y. o1SS
KEY WEST.
0hltSA States da0 1aA0.
~r1l1As z. cIY6s: Z w1In1naroS.
0AR0ARET. 8MlAlA
A The New Orleans, EloF1aG
and Havane Steamship OompAay
sa1. e:essss sassness 1oi non g. II IL. % Ssi:ss
Every Wednesday.
fouehing ct Cedar Keys and Key West, and oes
nesting with steamers for Apalachioola. st. 4ASli
RATES OF PASSAGE
Te Key Vest. TO Oedaf KAy
Cabin. %
0toeraao,.. ,,..,... 20 ID
Through bin. Of l.d,nk issued to a, pointe y
Norids. including Tampa. and to Kew 1oRI
Charleston and Savannah.
None but tho company's bills Of ladipg Gs1o
and none signed sster sailing OF the steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodations, and thIous
uckets given to above points.
No freight received without permit fEo4 u
once.
For freight or passage apply To-
(. ROBBRTD, Agent
Jsls No. IN Cowm0p stSooA
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hIHW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND CHICAGO RAILROAD COMPANY.
GREAT JACKSON ROUTE
On and after December Is. 1874,
frains depart and arrive - follows from Callion
street depot.
A,p.s...D D.r.. $50 A. n. Express. i:sor l.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars through 70 q
Louis, Chicago and Cincinnati
Only one change OF sleepipR cars 70 BaseA3
oitiea
Tickets sor sale and information given q He. .
Camp street. corner Of Common.
A. D. SHELDON, Agent
JAZZ Iy T. D. FROST. 0enefAl 4AnAHo1.
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REMEMBK1

u ENJEDlHR4
when you go 10 Biloxi done forget 70 uall O
THE PRESS SALOON.
. Harry Wishes to ses yon al.
-. p. j. NONrRoss,
hrs &p Proprietor.
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DOseRLL House,

RosskhL HOUSE,
BILOXI, MISSISSIPPI, -
WIN reopen on May I. 1875, for the inception b
xuests, having been newly furnished throughout
Charges moderate. !.
nhls 6m PETER, AONTR6ss, Propristot.
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MEHPHIs, Augq2t 2.-About twelve
o'clock last night, tie Memphis wood works
on Georgia street, together with large
amount Of lumber and valuable machinery,
were totally consumed. A stable belonging
to the COMPANY, in which weFe = nunber Of
wagons and several mules, wAs also burned.
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The ores embraced in the - 8elOO and the
30 80 100 batch in tho above list were what are
called tsilings, and had been treated before end
gold taken from them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

An ESCAPED PRISONER SURF ENDERs
HIMskLF.-Normal Twigg, who was
convicted of Inanslaughter in the killing
of Charles Murphy, at the last term of
the AIlegany County Court, and who
escaped from Jail in company with two
colored men, Jackson and Hall, after
being sentenced to the penitentuary for
ten years, surrendered himself al the
Jail in Cumberland on Monday last.
He was accompanied by his father, who
stated that his son had no intention of
eyading the consequence Of his crime,
and was actuated in making bis escape
only by fial desire to see his mother.
Young Twigg had been in the vicinity
of his fathers house since his escape from
Jail, and says that he saw the ofhcers
several times while they were searching
for him in the woods where ne was
hiding. Learning that the small pox
was in the Jail he was unwilling to
enter, and volunteered to go alone to
the pepitentiary il the authorities
would give him the necessary papers:
Deputy Sheriff Read left Cumberland
on the early train on Tuesday last,
taking Twigg to the penitentiary at
Baltimore.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04
paV MORAL CouRAGE.-When Their

BS MORAL CoURAGE.-When there
is danger ahead, what pilot wants a man
to come about him, "whose soul sicken-
ems DER the heaving wave" He is
afraid to tell some persons what's the
matter, for fear they will faint. What
he wants is the aid of brave man, one
that can look danger in the face with a
firm, steady eye, aud take measures to
avert it.
So, when men are oppressed with
cares and vexations, and surrounded by
difficulties, which require the most skill
iul management, they don't want timid
fellows to come about then, who have
no moral courage, and who give up at
the very sight OF danger. Butyou may
pile up embarTassments mountain high
upon q man of moral courage, and he
will come out victorious. When he
sees his fellow traveller who has not
nerve, he will listen only to those who
never surrender, until there is positively
no chance of success.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

No Pill IN THE WORLD ever had any
thing like the circulation of AVER S
PILLS. Throughout these States, Mex
leo, and The Central American republic,
down the slopes of the Andes, and
across the pampas OF South Am, RIGA. in
negro villages, amid the fervid wilds of
Africa, throughout the juIgles OF India,
and the steppes Of interior Asia, over
the continent of Australia, and the is
lands of the Pacific, these Pills are
known and everywhere used as family
remedies for diseases With distant ma
tions, their wonderful cures attract more
attention than they do at home; for the
sentiment of wonder takes far deeper
hold on their minds than the results of
a higher scientific skill with us. The
amount consumed requires seventy FIVE
thousand doses day to supply it. An
inspection of the mandatory showed
us how this enormous demand is made
and sustained. Added to the consum-
mate skill of their composition is ali ex-
IRENE care in their manufacture, which
at once secures the most perfect mate
rial and their most accurate comhina-
ton. The consequence is a power and
certainty in controlling disease which
other remedies never attancd.-Balti-
more Courier.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

p9- William B. Astor, the million
aire, is dead He reached the age of 81.
On such an occasion, it is proper to
dwell for moment, upon the fact that,
no matter how much We accumulate, OF
worldly goods,we cannot take any to our
long home. We do not know how it
was with Mr.. Astor, but most men, in
the pursuit of wealth, have their hearts
hardened. Nor do they enjoy life, as it
should be. The Bible says in substance
it is rarely the case that rich man
reaches heaven. We can see very read
lily how that is. There are some how
ever, we doubt not and they, We mag
inc, occupy very high position. The
man OF means has it in his power to do
a great deal of good, and We lay much
stress upon the text, which says, We are
rewarded according to the deeds done
in the body. We sincerely hope that
the millionaire who has just departed
this life, used his immense income in
building up the broken hearted, aiding
the deserving poor and upholding the
cause OF truth and virtue. II he did
that, he is with Lazarus in Abrahaln's
bosom, and not ir Beelzebub's with
Dives.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04
nlarriaees.

At the residence of Major S. Former,
in Indianapolis, Ind, on the Path OF
November. 1878, by Rev. NJ. H. Rich
ards, REV. A. MYERS, of San Fran
cisco, California, TO Mrs. S. f. BIT
TIE, widow OF the late Rev d. ii Bit
tie, ID. D.. of Savannah, Ga, and form
erly o! Shepherdstown.
At Leetown, November 23rd, by
Rev. j. w. Smith, Mr.. SNOWDEN
III. WATSON, of this County, to Miss
ANNA G. HOVER, ot Greencasile, Pa.
In this County, on Thursday evening,
November 25th 1875, by Rev. T. Il.
Shepherd, Mr.. JULIUS COYLE and
Miss NETTIE FEAGANS, youngest
daughter of Mr.. G. II. Feagans all Of
this county.
On the 23rd of November, at the Re
formed church in. Martinsburg, by the
Rev. S. X. Kremer assisted by Rev. J.
L. Hotfbeins, the REV. w. &. Il.
SHULLENBERGER, of Scott Dale,
Pa, to Miss SALLIE MARTIN Of
Martinsburg.
IN Shepherdstown, Nov, 23r1, b,
Rev. A. A. p. Neel CHARLES Sen
CINDIVER and Miss MAMIE {:
BRADY, daughter OF b. F. Brady, all
of Berkeley county.
On the 23rd, Nov. at the bride 8 home
by Rev. NJ. L. Cutler, Mr.. SAMUEL
MILLER and Miss SUE McWIL-
LIAMS, both of Berkeley Go:
On the 25th Nov, at Bolivar u. K.
Church, by Rev. II. p. West. CHAS.
E. DUDROW to Miss MARY p.
HAFFER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04
S The BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER

~ The BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
This is the claim which the publish
ers of the New York Observer make IN
behalf of their paper. 1t is a bold
claim to make in our day, when there
are 80 many papers but an underwriting
course in sending out, for htfy-three
years, large, full, fresh, readable, and
pure newspaper, which is unsurpassed,
justi6es them in the claim: We can
recommend the observer. 1t has no
hobbies i; j. sound in doctrine, Impair
tisl and unbiased. reliable in its news,
interesting and instructive in its various
departments, and offers no clap-trap pre-
miums or pictures. For specimen cop
les, address S. ]. PRIME i Co., New
York.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

OUTRAGE. On last ednes,lay night
in Powell's Fort, Mr.. Manoah Hartman
and his son, lad between II and II
years of age were taken from their house
and beaten in most outrageous man
ner by party of hunters from Kappa.
hammock county. Mr.. Hartman was tied
to tree and then dashed most unnerci-
fully. His son was thrown upon the
ground and heated in most cruel man
ner. We hope the perpetrators of this
cowardly outrage may be apprehended
and dealth with as their crime deserved.
- Shenandoah Heraid.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

Mr.. BEEcHER ON TIE BIBLE IN Con-.
MON SCHOOLS Beechrrs Thanks
giving sermon discussed the question
of the common SCHOOLS, and notably the
point whether tie Bible should bc read
i'll them He declared unqaalifedy
against it, There is 10 reason, he ar
gued, why the Jew should be compelled
to listen toor pay for the reading OF
the New Testament, which he did not
believe; why the Roman Catholic
should be forced to have his children
read, or listen to the reading OF, the
Protestant version OF the Bible which
be did not think correct, or why, IL 10
caliiies where the majority was the 9th
err way, the Protestant children should
be forced, i'll the same way, 10 read the
Douay Bible.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04
I6- Last week man stepped up tc

B1 Last week man stepped up to
US and said he would pay US every cent
he owed if be lived till Saturday night.
We presume that man died. Another
said he would pay US in a day or two,
as sure as We were born. Query-did
the man lie or were We born ! Another
said he would settle bis bills as sure as
shooting. We are led to the conclusion
that shooting is decidedly uncertain.
Quite number said they would See US
tomorrow. These men have been blind
ever since, or else tomorrow has not
come. One man told US six months ago
that he would pay US as soon as he got
some money. That man would not lie.
and of course has not had cent since.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04
STATE OF WESl VIRGINIA,

Jefferson County, set.
In the COuaty Court, November Term.
1875.
ATA COUNTY COURT continued and
n held for said County, NOVEMBER 10,
1875. -rf
Ordered, That all Surveyors Of Roads I'm
this county shall within ten DAYS after
they are modified Of their appointment
take the oath Of Office rs prescribed I'm
chapter 1874, section 6, Of the acts VI lS,2-
3, and return q copy Of said oath to the
Clerk of the County Court to be filed, In
his office. All Road Surveyors who have
not complied with this opler are required
TO do 80 within thirty days from this date.
The said Surveyors Of Roads are reQuir-
cd TO make annually at the May Term
report rs required by section 8, chapter
l9f fthe acts Of lS.2.a, before their bills
will be audited.
No Road Surveyor will be allowed To
hire extra labor, or to make purchases to
be charged TO the road fund Of his district.
without first having obtained written
authority from both the justices Of his
district setting forth the amount he can
expend.
No Surveyor, or sub-Surveyor, will Ia
allowed to employ his own wagon, teams.
ploughs, carts or scrapcrs, except In
proportion to his amount Of labor rs COM
pared with others.
Road Surveyors will be required tn
return an itemized account Of all expen-
ses on oath.
ACopy-Teste.
r. A. MOORE. Clerk.
Dec 4, 1875. 3t
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

We understand Hense Butler, an
AGED colored man who shared the tn
umphs, the reverses, and the hardshlps
of Go. A, 2ud Va. Infantry, store
wall" Brigade-he WIS cook to CAT
Rowan and Lieut.. Cockrill-died sud-
denly, on the East side of the river, a
few miles from Charlestown, on the
goth of October. Hense was, also, a
servant to some officer during the war
of 1912. Since the war, becoming a
suffragist, be invariably voted the dem
ocratic-eonservative ticket, and one oc-
casion footed it from Washington for
the express purpose of casting his ballot
with his white friends in Jefferson.-
Free Press.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

n0- FRED DOUGLASS AND HARRY
GILMoR.-When Mayor Latrobe intro
duced Major Gilmor to MIR. Frederick
Douglass, in Baltimore las. week, the
former, grasping his hand, said "Mr.
Douglass, let US shake hands across the
bloody chasm." MIR. Douglass, howev-
er, replied promptly: "No Major Gil
NOR, there is no bloody chasm, let us
shake hands across free country"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04
DeatI)s.

In Cumberland, on Saturday night
last, the 27ih of November, of small poI,
Mr.. ISAAC JONES, formerly OF this
town, aged about 80 years.
In Stripesville, or the 23rd OF Novem-
Der, ms. KATEjPRICE, daughter OF
Mr.. James Chambers Of Martinsourg,
in the 22nd year Of her age.
In Martinsbufg, on the path OF No
vember EMMA beloved daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Ono. NJ. Harman, aged o
years, I month"; and IL days
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

p@We have received No. of the 4th
volume of the YOUNG Folks Gem, pub
lished by John A. Clark, Wadsworth,
Medina Co., o. 1t is an attractive and
valuable journal, especially adapted 10
the wants of our juvenile community.
No family where there are boys and
girls should be without it. The price
OF subscription is only 80 cents year,
including postage and a nice picture.
Agents are also well paid for raising
clubs. A free sample copy will be sent
to those desiring to see it with view
Of raising clubs. Address as above.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

p4- LECTURE. J. Anspach, A.
NJ, will deliver Lecture Oh Memory,
and will illustrate new system, Tor
aiding the memory, by which any per
son, of ordinary intelligence, can acquire
the most wonderful power Of, retaining,
and recollecting any knowledge what
ever. TO begin at $50 p. NJ, this
Saturday night, at Shepherd College.
Admission free.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

RGc SOBER HABITS REwARDED.-Two
young men applied to merchant for
business, the same day, both apparently
sober and both well recommended; but,
the merchant happened to get glance
at the small bottle in the side pocket OF
one of them and his decision YVES made
in an instant. He asked no questions
but took the other.
SO, it may be with you, young man,
if you drink. You will constantly be
showed aside and the positions you as
pire to, will be given to your rivals who
are sober.
A young man, with "ticklsr!" what
a horrid spectaclef So given to appe-
tite that he must carry the ruinous stuff
about him! He cant practice selfdenial
and hence, the chances are against his
success in anything. Show us a boy
that can deny himself and We will show
you one who is likely to rise in the
world.
A fellow that cant quit eating or
drinking long enough to attend to bust
ness, will soon have no business to at
tend 10.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

p0 There are now seven steam ca
nal boats successfully plying i'll the coal
trade on the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal, and it is rumored that some gentle
men of capital are about TO engage in
the building of steam canal boats Oh a
large scale.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

CONDITION OF Mr.. O'CoNoR-NEw
York, Nov. 3O.-At a late boar to-
night the condition of Charles OConor
was stated to be much better, and his
physicians hold out hopes of bis recov-
cry provided he suffers no relapse MI
O'Conor's disease is Inflammation OF the
PROSTATE gland, causing paralysis OF the
stomach and no digestion. When he
awoke yesterday morning he looked
around his bedside and said to his
friends, "Thank God that | see the
light of another day ! | have passed
last night through the valley of the shad.
ow of death, and now am ready and
willing to 90 before my Judge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04
STATE OF West VIRGINIA,

i n i u VI w
Jefferson County, oct.
In the County Court, November Term,
1875.
Alta COUNTY COURT, continued AMI
q held for said county, the 10th day Of
November, 1873.
In the controversy respecting the Sbep-
her,istown and Smithfcld Turnpike Com
pany, IL Il ordered that notice be publlsh-
ell in the Spirit Of jefferson, Register and
Free Press, that on the
THIRD SATURDAY IN NEXT MONTH
(December,) commencing ut ten o'clock,
a. NJ, IAN election will he held for Prsi-
dent and Directors Of said Company " hich
so soon as affected To commence taking
toll OH said road on the
lST DAY OF JANUARY, 1876.
Place of election, Toll Gate House at
Leetown. Justices Helm and Rentch tn
represent the interests Of the county ut
said election, AMI otherwise ~ In their
Judgment may seem just and right.
ACopy-Teste.
4. A. MOORE, Clerk.
Decenber4, 1873. 4w
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

Bg- Hon. II. g. Davis, U. S. Senator;
Hon. G. J. Faulkner; Dr. l. S. Tanner,
member of the Legislature, and James
Hamill, Committee Clerk, of the Legis-
lature, will please accept orr thanks for
documents and favors received.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

"a At the recent Oyster Suppers
oiyep bv the Catholic ladies Of Harpers
Ferry, Mr.. j. N. Sadler, of Charlestown,
was voted . gentleman's scarf. The
suppers were concluded on Wednesday
ui.ht and netted about $500.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-12-04

pg- Mr.. Gettiuger, member of the
House of Delegates, from Berkeley, is
said to be one of the ablest members of
the Legislature. He made an able
speech OH the impeachment question,
which is highly colnplimented.