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RAILROAD Lssy.,

PASSENGER TRAINS lesve wes. ps,n. n,,,
at A. ~, arriving at Richmond AZ IL w
ut 8 p. NJ. "eS' RON
Trains connect ut West Point With s,eane.
Baltimore aud oil eastern points on WI - rom
DAYS. FRIDAYS, and stNDLSS "EpSEs-
steamers for Baltimore and an ess,c,, az, , siih
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FKintsrWS1s,so %
Fare 10 Baltimore. ................,.,..
Fare 70 washington. Observation-Disclosures yg
Fare to Pbiladelphia. ..............,. osg
Fare TO New York. 30
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS '' Ie,,,o 10 50
mond at 3 A. ii. on WEDNESDAY. rerh nee.
and SUNDAY. connecting at West poIn, "a !,
steamers, and delivering freight in Bal,mors ~. I'm
next morning; returning, leave West pe,saa'y
and cennecting with the Through FreIght d.,
or the Richmond and Danviiie saliress ~ raas
southern points. W. Al
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS with n,sso,.
coaches sttachcs leave Richmond at $50 a uset '
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SkTIrpins t,e %
and leave West Point for Richmond the .s.e. - y
at 1875 A. NJ, arriving at Richmond AZ 3:,s o az
The management takes pleasure In annn1r-,..A
to the travelling public and shippers I'm, ,ss
steamers OF this line between Baltimore ana rr -s
Point have been rcftted In the mGst ihS,"ass
manner for the accommodation Of passer gers ass
freight e' aas
Travellers taking this line arrive In Ba,,1,,.,
In ample time 10 connect with the rail Urn1 -,
Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and all I .ss.I @
and western points.
Freights will lie given the utmos, dspa;cb Y.
transfers ut Richmond Of freghts 20 or from op.N
ern points.
II. T. DOUGLASS. Superintendent.
W. y. BRAGG. Master TRANSPORTATION. INV II
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THAT VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Z IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND KNOWN
AS The CLIFTON HOUSE, On THE EAST
EIDE OF FOURTEENTH STREET BETWEEN
FRaNkLIN AND ROSS STREETS, AND ADJ
JOHNNIE THE BALLARD HOUSE, FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.-We will offer ut public auction.
upon The premises, on MONDAY the 14th day Of
February, 1876. AT O'Clock Z. VI. the property as
above located containing twenty-eight rooms, and
Is well situated for 4 boarding house.
TERMS: One fOurt': cash balance at six, twelve,
and eighteen mon lis for negotiable notes with six
per cent. interest added, and secured By deed OF
trust. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR son,
fe 8 ucIiOuferS.
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BY Richardson L Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
11l3 Main street.

TRUsTEE'S SALE OF TWO TWO
a STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, NgMBERED
RESPECTIVELY $50 AND 1872, On TIL h WEST
SIDE OF Third STREET BETWEEN JACK
SON AND DuVAL STREETS. BY AUCTION
By virtue OF the provisions of Two deeds Of trust
bearing date respectively The 20rh day of August,
1870, AMI the 1st day OF July. 1875. from 5 Hecb-
niger End wife, duly recorded IN The clerks office of
the Chancery Court Of The city of Richmond, to
certain trustees named In said deeds, TO secure the
payment of The oogatio-s of debt therein mem
uoned, default having been MADE IN The payment Of
the same, being required 80 10 do, we shall, as trus-
tees in The deeds aforesaid sell by auction, on The
premises. on MONDAY the 21st Instant. at 4
O'Clock Z. NJ. the kr AL ESTATE described In said
deeds, consisting of TWO TWO-STOHY FRAMED
DWELLINGS, with four rooms and Kitchen each.
numbered respectively $50 and 1873, and LbTS 20
by 1872 feet each, the west side Of Third street
between Jackson and Euvai streets.
TERMS: One third cash balance In six. twelve,
and el2nteen months. negotiable notes given for the
deferred payments with interest added and secured
by Il deed OF trust. WIN. III. PLEASASTe,
f. HOt ZfSGEE,
MOSES QUARLES,
Trustees,
A. r. COURTNEY,
GEORGE ID. WISE,
Trustees.
RICuARDSoN.S Co., Auccueers. fc 10
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1915 NOW is TIE TIME 1876
TO SUBSCRIBE.
j. T. ELLiSON,
>-n,1rr r>uAIrp ANn p0nEGEII.ER

ll12 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
AGENT FOR THE PUBLIsHERS AND TIE PUBLIC
for ali the Magazines published In this country anu
Europe. will send any Of the following papers anG
magazines to any address (postage paid on re-
ceipt OF the prices annexed. which are the pub
NAL, with any of the following periodicals, will he
cunuliud nj Al 20.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
TOR X n T. fT;:::
No. iOl west Main strcct-eight rooms.
No. 523 north Adams Strect-eight rooms.
No, FL east Broad street-seven rooms.
No. 3 west Canal street-siX rooms.
No 622 China and Pine streets-six ROOMS.
No 26 north Harvic street-tva rooms.
No, u 6 south Second Street-tire rooms.
No q 8 south Second s'reet-iiyc rooms.
no. sos north Eighteenth srret-tve rooms.
No. ga south Cherry street.-The rooms.
No. 2204 East Main street-fOur rooms.
No. 2O3 south Pine street four rooms
No. 214 south Cherry stree-four rooms.
No. 1917 north Seventeenth street-iour rooms.
No 3l6 nerth Madison strcct-ihree rooms.
No, 743 north Second srcet-thfee rooms.
No. $50 north Fifteenth Street-hree looms.
No, 1907 north Seven e"nth street-three rooms.
No 24l2 east V,nabe street.-the rooms.
STORES.
No. north S, seventeenth street, with dwelllng-six
rooms.
Sof Brook avenue, near Broad street, with
aw,lliugs-fOur rronS each new.
No. 522 soafh Church street, Oregon Viii.
No. 81 q north Seventeenth street, with dwelling
three rooms.
VACANT and FURNISHED ROOMS in various
ps IT'S Of the city. hppyto ~
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Peal Estate Agent End kuctioneer,
opposite DiSDdtch eilce, Ills Nam street.
fa 10.S N.SWSt
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD,

Train leaving Richmond ut 900 A. M. runs ds!iJ
Except Sunday, stopping at all regular stations.
Train leaving Richmond At 090 p. u. runs daily,
stopping at Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsyille, Char
l0ttsyille, Ivy, Mechum's river. GreeawCd,
WaynesbOro', Stanton. Goshen, Hillboro. Coz.
ington, Allegheny, and all regular stations weston
Aheghany.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond for COZ.
donsyilIe and all intermediate stations caily e1ceBs
Sunday II 400 L. ~
Trains arrive at Richmond IL follows: =.
Express Train daily ut ........4i9 s.
Mall Train daily except sunday at....o:2e L. IL
Accomm odation Train daiE except ,r
sunday at....................... u. ..
Trains coming into Richmond stop at stations -
above ,,h,
Trains make close connection with trains OF u!e
Richmond and Danvllle and Richmond AMI fe'ei"
burg railroads, both To and from Richmond. ID,
For further information. rates, &c, appy 81 o~'
Main street. or al compauy's Offices.
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Aseh-
". u. :. DUNN,
ia2 General Msrazer.
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AUCTIONS sALEv--Puru-e 1,ays.
GALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY AT

On THURSDAY, February "a. 1875, at West
ham. six miles west of Richmond, commencing at
10 O'Clock A. NJ, the subscriber, intending to leave
the State, will SELL without reserve, the following
old; four gentle HARNRSS-HOKsES sixty head
Of CATTLE, including mich cows fresh to the
pail. oxen. heifers, and grade: lot Of fue WHITE
four horse WAGON, CARS. &C.; lot of FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS; lot Of POULTRY, &C.; lot Of
CORN-about ]. 900 bushels: lot OF SH UCkS. $50
STOVE, and an assortment Of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, DAIRYW ARE, &c.
TERMS: Over 800. four months for approved
negotiable notes. Refreshments at sale.
". c. MoSCURE, Crier. ". w. SCOTT.
Captain ". Green and r. w. Iunnqway,
clerks. fe 12,15,19.&23*.
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Auction sAaEs-ru.ure Days.
ByJ. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Huctioneer,
No. 11l3 Main street, opposite Dispotrh Office.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
ERhMED Unwilling ON.-LAITRFI
STREET NEAR SPRING STRFbT.-Ry virtue
of Deed cf trust from G. w. 6nrr. trustee for r.
r. 'rOttv, 10 The Undersigned rs trus e. In deed
Gated 23d June, 1874. and recorded Ia the Rich
mend Cbaucery Court, deeG-book 103 A, page 329,
shall, being required go 10 do by the bene ficiary,
sell at public auction. on the premises, on
MONDAY, February 81, 1875, at O'Clock
p. NJ. the following real estate, described
in said deed as follows: I hat HOUSE
and LOT on Laurel street beginning 80 feet from
the corner Of Spring and Laurel streets and run
ming nOrthwartly along the eastern side Of Laurel
street twenty two and one half feet t22s) and run
ming back between parallel lines lao feet 10 an alley
20 feet wide,
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known at sale.
BRADLEY L. JOHN SON, Trustee.
J. J thompson BROWN. AuctiOneer. fe 10
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

FOE NEW YoRK.-Ths ora TNS
4 Dominion Steamship Companys ssBssEsEsss ses
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain LAWRENCE,
will sail SUNDAY, February 18Th, at O'Clock A..
Vi.
Freight received until O'Clock Saturday evening.
Through bills Of ladug signed and goods for
wardea with dispatch 10 all points north, south,
east, and west ; also, TO foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, $l2; 6teerage, 50; round
trip tickets, 500.
For freight or passage apply TO
6. ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
fe l2lt Co,npany's Wharf. Rockets
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Dbl La d L l. = II A, RICH -IsfFWs
Il MeND, AND NORFOLK STEa NJ sstaseesE4s
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE A
WEEK Until further notice the steamers nt this
line will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY ard
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at IL O'Clock.
Freight taken AT low rates for all parts OF New
Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA, and Delaware, tor ProYi-
dence and Boston. Also. for Liverpool a9d Ant
wcrp ria Red Star and american steamship lines.
and bills OF ladIng signed through.
W.P. PORTER, Agent,
1925 Deck street, Richmond.
WILLIAM z. CLYDF & CO.,
mhl2 No. ~ South Whlrves. Philadelphia.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

n N. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL IN
Ds SURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET.
RICHMOND. VA, representing the
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN
SURANCE COMPANY. ~ London and Ediu
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Ctncir,
natl. Oho-sxsets ever 100000:
NY. OF New York--assets over aSs0,e00:
ATLANTIC ISSURASCf cUMPANY, OF
BROOKLYN. n. Y.-assets over 10000.
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Brook
iyn. n. Y.-assets over 81, 100000.
PORTSMOUTH INSURANCE COMPANY, Of
Portsmouth, Va--assets over $4,000.
Deposited with the Treasurer OF Virginia, IL 50r
GEO. Losses equitahly adjusted and promptly paid
st this agency. Applications solicited, and fmmo
a1Ate attention xtvea thereto 90 ~
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EOR BALTIMORE. SfIiI
POWHATAS STEAMBOAT LINE.
FOR
THROUGH FREIGHT.
NOTRANSFEk BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
BALTIMORE.
NO DOCKAGE CHARGED.
The new ana fast iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER, of this line, leave their new pier, In
the Dock, foot Of Twcnty-secoDd street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at 4
o'clock, and SATURDAY AFTERNOON at
o'clock, for Baltimore, max ing close connections ut
Locus, Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also. with Northern
Central railroad for northern cities and Canada.
Through bills signed TO Baltimore and all points
West, and rates guaranteed rs low as by any ether
line Apply TO l.. 4. TATUT, Agent.
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets and No.
QO3 Main street. &C 81
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BY james II. Taylor L SoH,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.

RICHARDS ONE Co., Auc,icueers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1876-07-29

THE DEILISGER-SosEY CAsE.-The
hearing in the habeas corpus case OF
Col. Dellingerbeforc Judge Mo.ter, took
place on Thursday afternoon last in the
Court House. Messrs. Freaner and
McComas appeared for the prisoner, the
State being represented hy States At
torney Edward Stake. Five or six
witnesses were called, and from their
evidence we CLEAN the following facts !:
Sosey had a son who was arrested for
something and taken before the Burgess,
of Clearspring, David Flora, on which
occasion Col. Dellinger acted as assis-
tant Burgess. During the examination
Sosey quarrelleG with Dellinger, and
threatened him very violently. They
Their got into the street. when Sosey
picked up large stone and threw it at
Dellinger, who closed with bis antago-
mist. aud in the scuffie that ensued
Sosey was cut twice with large knife,
one wound being terrible thrust in the
left breast near the heart aud tie other
a cash across the left arm.
After the examination, Judge Motter
decided that the offense was bailable,
and at & o'clock Messrs. Geo. Mish. j.
Ankeny, II. Rowland, John a. and Z.
G.. Miller came forward and entered as
bondsmeu in the sum ct $4,000, when
Dellinger was released TO await the &C
ton Of the Grand Jury.-HageTs'ocn
Tuice- .H-Usek.
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FROM MARTINsBURG.
THE RATIFICATION OF TILDEN
AND HENDRICKS.
POMONA GRANGE MEETING AT
TUSCARORA HALL.
TRIP TO THE CENTENNIAL.
PIC MIC ATLEETOWN.

The Ratification meeting of Tden
and Hendricks as the Democratic norni.
nees of the St. Louis Convention for
President and Vice President of the
United States, at this place on Friday
night last, was a Grand and imposing
demonstration, evidcncing tbs, the
people are alive TO the necessity OF
change of the Rulers and office holders
of this land, notwithstanding Mr.. HAYES
the Republicans candidate says he
would keep office holders in for lie.
in republican government the outs
will work to get in; that's right, every
capable and honest man has an equal
right 10 a suck n the public teat. RE
FORM is the big hand writing floating
in the breeze, and the yeomanry See aud
read il, and feel its Importance. Mr..
HAYES can't make Roadway, when he
endorses Mr.. Grants policy, and Grant
turns out "Bristow and Jewell the only
men that was connected with his ad
ministration who were disposed to force
on, the thieves.
The speaking was good and well cal
culated to arouse the enthusiasm ofthe
day of Tip and Tyler TII.DEN AND
HENDRICKS, THE GRAND RE
FORMERS, have good send of
On Saturday we had the pleasure of
being present at the installation Of tie
officers of the Berkeley Pomona
Grange" and q more genial gentleman
" sc, ot men we have seldom met with.
The only lady officer Pomona was of
marked modesly and refined manners.
John IL. Strider, Esqr., OF your county
delivered q very satisfactory address
before the installation, and your clo-
quent and torciable towusman {. y.
Butler, Esq, delivered the address after
the installation. These are both highly
practical men, men that would be use.
tu, TO any people, ~ representatives.
either in their state or national coun-
ellis.
A resolution was paSsedappointins 3.
Cushwa, Esq, OF Berkeley, who is one
of the directors Of the Martinsburg and
Potomac X. Road, committee 10 ne
gotiate with the Cumberland Valley
Company for TO charter train ofcnrS 10
take the Changers and their families,
of Jefferson and Berkeley, TO the Cen,
tcnuial. TO 90 down on n Monday and
return the following Saturday, all 10
take quarters mt the Grange encamp
meut at Elm Slation-ihc time Of 90.
ing to be after the middle OF October
When the arrangements are perfected
due notice will be given through the
newspapers. 1t is expected that the
cost Of going by this arrangement will
be so moderate as 10 enable all to 90.
and many to take their families.
II was also resolved that n Joint Pic
Mic be held 10y the grangers Of Bcrkc-
ley and jefferson at Leetown in your
county (Jefierson) 10 como Off some
time in August, the time to be fixed by
the Jefferson County Council, which
hold its next meeting at summit Point
on Saturday August 9Th, proXimo.
Speaking and other amuscmcnls will be
had on that occasion. The public are
invited. i.
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people are walked and reused to an in
terest in public affairs, wretched set
of scheming politicians will drive this
great country into National and iudivid-
ual bankruptcy. Ny whole object has
been to induce all citizens, irrespective
of their vocation in life, to take more
active part in politics. have never
said anything which could be tortured
into the idea that a Granger onght not
to hold an Office l want the best man
and don't care whether he follows the
blow or strikes the anvil but l do say,
that we ought not to elect man to OIL
fee simply because he has managed to
scrape together a pile Of money.
Again, it is the opinion OF all the PEG
pie. and l but speak the universal senti
ment of this county, that the Grange az
a secret society, must not NEEDLE 10
politics. A granger is also citizen and
as citizen it is his duty to be active
and Jealous in public matters, but he
must not Use the influence Of a secret
combination TO obtain an Office; he must
not claim votes because he belongs TO
the Grange. If o farmer wants to go 10
the Legislature, be must make the race
like a mechanic, or Doctor or Lawyer,
and the fact that he has joined secret
society should not be an element OF
strength or an argument in his favor.
These are my views, and the many
articles | have printed in the Register
speak for themselves Then, why does
"Aspirant" and several others, keep up
this persistent war against me. Who
else, in this county, except myself, is
making any fight, in the papers, against
those political tricksters who seek to
throttle the voice OF the peOple' Who
else has tried to rouse the fire-side Of
Jefferson by holding an Old-fashioned
barbecue? Who else has dared to brave
the vengeance of certain rich and prom
inent politicians who expect TO dictate
our nominations
Idon't like to write about myself and
have kept silent under many unjust,
unkind, and malicious attacks, but those
who make this war, conceal their
identity and strike at the writer, not at
what he writes; they attack the man,
not the doctrine he proclaims and no
one has right to Islander the motives
of a citizen who claiming to publish
the honest conclusions Of unselish re-
Election consistently adhercs 10 the
same principles and practices in con
duct what he breaches in public. l
have never, directly nor indirectly, at
tackled any man in this county. lfuow
and then the plain, honest truth strikes
home and iufilcts a wound which bleeds
in the presence ofneighbors and friends,
the blow was not intended and tie
fault is not with me or with what ]
write and hereafter no man shall dis
tract public attention from himself by
making destinations against me, or by
pretending to question the sincerity Of
my motives. Discuss what | say, as
much as you please, but don't talk about
me or my motives.
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COMMUNICATED.
KIAENErsvilLE, w. Va,
~ 20. ~

July %, 1876.
Mr. Edi,or-There appeared in the
issue of Your PAPER of Jane oath, an ar.
ticle under the head OF the Charleston
Nominees" which ] thought reflected
somewhat on some Of the gentlemen
nominated at the Charleston Conven-
ton, and certainly not calculated 30 do
them much good lrcplied To that ar.
,icle in "rhe Spirit of Jefferson over
the signature OF "Democrat". 1t was
answered in the next issue of the ''Spir.
it" by "Rienzi," to which replied
again az best knew how, Uaking into
consideration the amount Of trims
had TO contend wi,h.) and in the same
issue, Mr.. J. NJ. Mason wrote card
over the signature of 'Rienzi," in which
he said he had shot in the dark, think
ing perhaps II was some prominent, in
fluen,ial politician. but since learned !
was young man near Kearneysville,
not worth his while to notice, and that
| had no record one way or the other,
except / wanted clerkship at Wash.
ington, &c, DC.
Now sir, as have said, I answered
the article, not for any personal motive,
only for the kind recollection | have for
the high standing of The gentlemen
named or the State ticket, ard being
personally acquainted with nearly all OF
them, | felt privilege to reply to it.
For this reason | thought the article
came with decided lad grace, when
wiiten By on' who o.pired 10 nOnn',
nation on the same ticker.
II ! should try for n clerkship nj
Washington, and some of my Jns"d'
and ftiior oppiieanis should be more
fortunate than myself in securing po.
si,iop at the National Capitol, | should
be very sorry to s,y or wrif' anything
70 their detrimeut, from The f,ct MT
h,y ,ueeeed.d and did not. write
this to explain the position have ia
ten in the matter, not that I want any
rewspaper fight with Mr. Mason.
know the CARA and rs.pOa,ibihfi,s rest.
inc upon the gentleman of running fs
rOua,y. and in fact the State poiifie'
which might possibly get him some.
Thing at Washington.
Very Respectfully,
JAS. HAMILL.
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Gy- Mr. Il. A. Alex NSDER.-From
card IN this issue it will be seen that
Mr.. Il. A. Alexander offers himself as
candidate. fol one OF the two Assessors
70 be elected at the approaching cleo
lion. Judging from the information We
eau gather. Mr. y. will he one OF The
foremost candidates on the track, and We
dou't wonder at it, from the fact that
he is well known throughout the Coun-
~ as being a Young man OF great popu-
:lafi,y, industry and perseverance, and
we'll qualified for the position. His ex-
tensive business transactions, as an In
surance Agent. has caused him to min
gle good deal with the people OF the
county, upon whom he has made ia
vorable impression, and rendered him
self quite popular. and when the ballots
are counted Inc will be found cutting
IN the lead
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ICY Attention Go. B-CELEBRA-
rIoS.-At an adjourned meeting OF Co.
s., on Saturday evening last, arrange
meu,s were made TO hold their annual
celebration on the first Saturday in Au-
gust. the 9th, at the Big Spring above
Town.
On motion, there were three commit
tees appointed TO prepare for the GEE
bra,ion. The committees consist as
follows -
Chicken Committee-John K. Keys,
D. NJ. Entler, VIM. Taylor, jacob Win
termoyer, 3. Pendle;on.
Spring Committee-ll. +. Barnhart,
S. y. Humrickhouse, Geo w. loniz'
Lee II. Moler, Conrad Smith.
Kettle Commi,tee--Charles Ferrells,
Edward Lucas, G. Youtz, Charles Key
Ser, J. b. Douglass, Adam Rights,'ne.
1t was also ordered that the members
. of Go. b., meet promptly in front Of
Shepherd College at s o'clock, y. N,
on Saturday the 9TH of August, with
one days ra,ions Tor lis collaterai) in
hayersacks, 10 take up the line OF march
Tor the Big Spring" All absenleeS
will be confined in the guard house, as
soon as thSy are captured.
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PARSONAGE Surr.-The community
will remember that about five years
ago, a suit took place in our County
Court, between the NJ. E. Church South,
with reference to the ownership of the
parsonage located in this place and now
in The occupancy of Rev. u. Il. Win
stead. The suit was decided in favor
of the NJ. +. c. The case has been
carried to the Supreme Court which
convenes at Charlestown, Jefferson
county, August ID, where it will be
finally decided. Col Rober: White, of
this place, appears for NJ. 4. c. s., and
Holmes Conrad, of Winchester, Va,
and +. NJ. Reynolds, of keySer, for NJ.
+. Church. -Romney Mieiisencer.
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~ The Church Festival held under

~ The Church Festival held under
the auspices OF the NJ. i. Church, in
MIR. Adrain Jones woods. near Bill
myers Mill, on Wednesday last, was
q grand success, and far exceeded their
ce;a,ions. The woods were full OF
people aul carriages, giving ii the ap;
pearance Of ycu"g Camp Meeting
The dinner, il is said, could not be ex-
cened, and crowds Of persons partook
thereof Criswells Silver Cornet Band
OF this town was present. which added
much life and pleasure to tbs occasion.
It..was an enjoyable gathering to the
young folks. and "oll folks" loo, -