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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
NEWJERSEY Il,EIkS.

TIE STRIKE At CrsARD DOcE.-The Cunard
e ,n,hip Company had difficulty Yesterday hns
the places Of the sboers who Saturday struck for higher
and the work upon the dock resumed without
serious Inconvenience having resulted from the strike Ine
strikers assemble outside the gates but unable 70 g.is d
mtAnce interfere with those at work aud was hoasa.
tia. any, majority ofthoe who had thus been tno~o
Of employment regretted the ste they had taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

A BOLD RoBBEtY.-Early on Saturday evening the
earn an of enc of eur most prominent dry goods mer
chants CMr. b having taken load Of provisions to
his employ ers house, situated in Twenty second street.
left his horse and cart standing in front OF the door
while be carried come Of the things mside. While re-
rsirirg in the toue some few minutes, TWO bold ra'
Gals driving up mo doubt attracted to tho spot by the
sn.il Ct good .hiDg, ard considering the tees were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

i. Ludlow & Co. advertise in another column al
auction sale of Dubious roots &C. This is the season
for planting these beautiful flowers, ard the list con
taips an ex.enfive variety of kinds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
DiNSNI - a..lei.... n AZ. 20 ri &c noosnAxEE

and Associates EnsAss and scHoossAxEs
This Court convened for the Term yesterday n ncvu
end the following gentlemen were impanDeied I" Wv
Jury: - u,.L.v Riehard
OCskiu, Henry r. Tabor. Henry q. La. I.seh o,ysr
Msitn Felix N. Huntington, Geo. II h Tpstsr g.
Henry Gilman c. CsI.eI Johs nap'yi ,.ary srs.es,
II Jacob sebntz Martin Ryeson. k,nesn q aos ara che,
Judge Moris charged the Jury on we b. cbsrst~r.
oSeS At great lens License l.s rnen isss
80 =. s,seimep Of bssty sdyised sna hih "a bes,
,t,cn He arbued The diversity % Spnl s . b-iss s
.nd and isIeuious not IN tns hov.. tssS
sure eI a.. fs olnnorrs 10y
to redy vs. H. & Effects community o. sach IN ~
meht The law did not In express tems aeoAsss
OF ire - Of iouor msdsmeanor MOI were ,ney N
he VI % The reners ntce OF the statute isr vhes
presume ins S through handred bills In sings
handy 20 be presumed that they had any dehuts In
Besides this spensl statute ana where
smbsi.y IT'S provisions the supposed offenders
mere tss ben. IL Of the favorable construction OF
~ tue that Judge Epo,t hae stated end the City JUDGE
sd Iii dctun that che section which instructed Grand
Lane. 70 tale coenrance Of oil odsnss under The ct ~
Is The q Jps without license Bot with all desersnos 70
h r,ior jesIpiDs and legal ability Of Judge Emost
Yd,e Morhs yentured 10 Affirm that Judge had
he ,s,,pts principles u statutory Interpretations In a
ing such opinion. :. an wsdnss-
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

A Jury was obtained in the Cancemi case yesterday
the trial will 20 on to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

The following sales Of real estate were made yester
day at the Merchants Exchange by A. j. Blocker,
Son g. Co.. Three houses and lots Nos. SO and So Sal
Ivan street and 500 Broome street, s., 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

ExTyYsIvE HAUL OF SHoPLHTHR,-fHB Moro.
NOUS CONFIDENCE MAN IN LiMBo.--Some tme ago
information was received at the Deputy Sueernten-
dents office that large quantity Of stolen goods could
be found at a certain house in Houston street, near
Ludlow, and that the place was frequened by shop
lifters, pOcketbook troopers, and other notorious
characters. Upon this information the matter was
placed in the hands OF officers King, McCord, Robb
and Switzerland detectives, attached TO the De putty
office, for investigation.
During yesterday forenoon the above mentioned
officers repaired to the house designated in the COM
municstion received by Mr.. Carpenter, and after
watching about the premises some time saw two no.
torious fellows named Daniel Thompson and James
Donnslly come out of the building Both of the fell
lows were forthwith arrested and conveyed to the
Deputy's office, by two Of the officers.
Shortly aAerward two other notorious offenders,
well known to the police, named Alexander johnson,
las Cushing alias Sneltor, and John Tranor, made
their appearance in the street and approached the
house. and were about entering when two other Of the
officers pabbed them and took them to head quarters
Soon after two young fellows, whose names for the
present we forbear mentioning, were spprehended.
The Ulcers row repaired to the house and thoroughly
searched Il. They found nothing save quantity Of
jewey bat they could not tell whether was stolen or
not Upon searching johnson, the officers found con-
ceaed about his person quantity of fine undercloth
irg consisting of flannel shirts and drawers and half
dozen fine satn searf johnson is the notorious con.
fdence man who some time ago swinded 30 many
jewelers. about the city, for which he served ous
sentence OF one year in the Penitentsy Being hard
up for job ore time he visited party OF spritualiss
and introduced himself into the circle as Mr.. johnson
of Kentucky. On this occasion he wss accompanied
by his pal" He pretended that he was attended
by the spirit of Jake Strop," notorious highway.
man, and that his friend was attended by the spirit Of
Robert Macaire." The circle gladly received him
al welcomed him into their midst Several persons
having made speeches, Mr johnson of Kentucky was
called upor and related many of the wonderful ad.
ventures Of" Jake S.rop" Some of the ladies' fiuay
desired TO be shown how the notorious Jake S.rop
perperated bis robberies. johnson, OF course could
not hesitate to crafty the wish, and in the twinkng Of
an eye be had white holding them engaged in oonver-
,atop relieved them of al their jswey The plumber he
gave 10 his ooutelsrse and reQussd him TO stsp out
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

An indictment for murder was to-day found by tn
Grand Jury against Sailor Dan, Hogan, Conner an
Toole for causing the death of the old Swiss woms
in Greenwich street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17
SUPREME COURT-srEeIsL TEsM-NoV H-be'
Judge RoosEyELr.
PRACTICE.



PRACTICE.
Leeds art. Brown
n, q reconsideration of the question OF practice
n.e,,ea In this case inclined TO think that tue views
ns,by no doubt in sections Of the code under
,eyw Tb. fst provides In effect that an adverse party may
he ersmiret a. wGess the trial on good cause SHOWN
befo,e the TRIAL In the latter however, the testimony
tsken Il conditional hst be ced n ne ever. OIL
d. shssrce when the trial s had The next section
the examination instead OF being baa a.
tbs s NAV had any time before e tha thu. imposing
no Instead Of requiring good cause 10 be shown Jo
the .xsniI stion expressly requires sood cause 20 Dc
oeajr,f r. The burden rrversedthe examination at the
o1tor Of the party claiming it, unless fer good Cause the
Jpdse order otherwise Even THE prerequisite IL some Whist
doubtful There Is plsusbty in the suggestion that sppss
orly notice giving 70 the Judge power 70 ennse or
mh ,be time The lspeusse thst the examination before
The trs may Re had previous notice 70 the party 70 be eH
anr ed any other adverse party lhat IT, TO all parties IN
the seoI q AZ leaye Gays unless food cause % snom
10 Juefe and be ORDER other Does ths ist
mean that may be done unless oth rwise orderea
90, Il mean that the may be done or I've days c
lees the Judge shall order other notice longer 81
according the sxgsEcy OF the pesehtedI ~
irterretstou wo1ld 10 be more In harmony W.
spt q the Code and especially With the sepet.i ,Ss
witch fIes the notices necessary for motion: but @ raers
Juds@ nevertheless 10 prescribe shoIter time SOC he
1. fitness moreover in sowirgs discovery from a e.,Iy
TO the ta may and In most ces>s no eouos
barrow the matters to be con.roverted and "a OTTER Wit
re.es IL presents the substance ot tsr "a III. s
bill ct discovery Which. whn uset swsys 20 he taken
That snbsssrce no, "a Mr.. prose
sv,y A On Independent action tsec S S bat not Is
AZ auxiliary ptooeS ding and Coar. Code
ton Sc ia. s,rd at Gardner In tho ont,ou Of
Rpo. &c The result 10 n.t bstors insssd Of at the
IT,. h NAV Do % .. spy tine and on no. az. @ "a
-, ,ke note. 5. or Of .. es.t I've asJ - sloSei
.u.e .horn ana obtaining Prssf'as @as' ~ '''' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

SrABBISG AYFRAY IN SUNDAY LIaroR GROCERY.
About o'clock on Sunday evening William Lee and
two other yourg entered the grocery store chm
Aufenneger, No. 70 Greenwich street, and called for
drinks and afterwaid quarreed az to who should psy
the BILL and became noisy that the proprietor inter
iered, and attempted to eject them. While engaged
in doing this, Lee drew a knife aud stabbed him
through the left wrist ard in the thigh. Lee was ar
refted, and taken before Justice Dsvisor who com.
mitted him to prison in defaul. Of q, 900 bail.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN CHATHAM sTREEr.-About
O'Clock yesterday morning, as Timothy Hsrnphan Of
Communpaw, n. j., was passing through Chathsm
street he was assaulted by some rufhans, who de-
mar ded that he should treat them. He told them he
had no money, whereupon they knocked him down
and robbed him of hi, money, about ak dollars in
charge. Officers came up, ard three Of the ruff
fairs were arrested They give their names George
Mcintyre, George L. Toppiconro and omir lex ,ror
nett. The last two are Italian organ grinders. They
were COIL mitted in default Of $1,000 each by Justice
Osborn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-17

UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
Nov. 10.
Capt Thomas Of the American brig Onward wa a.
rested this morning BY Deputy hsr.hsl Hart oriDsioa
cbsrse preferred sssip. him Tor having lifted GA. aud
usaIeed this vessel In the slave trade.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11
Destinations.

.4ndre,O Hunter, Esq, who received
the nomination for Legislature at the
County Convention. composed of Wings
aud Americans. held on Friday the Ord
ms, has declined and in consequence
of an error found to have been made in the
2nd Formal ballot, in nominating DR.. ".
f. .4lPCander. al The same convention, for
,he second candidate for the Legislature,
,he DR.. felt constrained TO also decline.
consequently another nominating conven-
ton was called to meet al Charlestowu,
yesterday, 10Th inst, but at the time OF
our going TO press we hads not received
any information as 10 who were the nom-
inees, but il is promised that DR.. .Aleran.
der will be re-nominated by reclamation
and John j. Lock, Esq, his associate.
UeHs j. HACKS and r. NJ. IsbeN.
Esqs., have accepted the Democratic nom-
nation for the Legislature.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11
Sermon.

! Rev. DR.. SCHAFF, Professor of Mar.
shall College, Of Pennsylvania, delivered
a sermon on Sunday week. in The Ger.
man Reformed Church of this place, to a
very large auditory. Rev. S. has pos.
session of an accomplished mind his
sermon upon this occasion diffused gener'
al satisfaction, and fully sustained hi:
reputation as being one of the first Di
vines in the Church.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11
Sales Of Property.

JOHN M, JEwETT, Special Commits.
sioner, f,r the sale of the reversion Of
property belonging 10 Sylvester Bell Haf'
rison, sold al Public Sale, on Saturday,
2Sth ult, the reversion Of one half Of q
tract Of land between eight and ten acres,
situated near the forks Of the road &c
Scrabble, adjoining the lands Of Henry
Shept erd and Lorenzo Ecbison. for the
sum of SOL /; purchaser, VIM. SHEETz
Also his reversion in one half of the lot
situated on the corner of King and Wash.
ington streets, in Shepherdstown, fol
Sl3 purchaser, VIM. SHEETZ.
The house and lot near the corner oil
Duke and High streets, in Shepherds.
town, belonging 10 Mrs. McElroy. was
sold al Private Sale, few days since, foI
the sun of sl7O ; purchaser. Gro. w.
SNYDER.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11

"CosTAR's" RAT, Roach, BED BUG.
&C., ExTERMiNAToR.- I'VE invite special
attention TO "COSfar's" advertisement III
another column. These Remedies for
all domestic pests. such as Rats, Cock
Reaches, Bed Bugs. Ants, Fleas. &c..
are said 10 be invaluable indeed, we can
speak from actual knowledge OF their rare
merits. The name of 'Costar is a 'house-
hold word TO New Workers, and his De-
pot. No. 3ss, Broadway, is thronged by
thousands daily. As the summer ap-
proaches we advise every one who would
be rid Of the above named pests, to send
and procure timely supply of the Erter.
minofor. Druggists and Dealers also
should send their orders early if they
would secure a trade in articles for which
there is constant demand and on which
a fair profit may be realized.
There Remedies, we learn, are being
extensively introduced throughout the
Canadas, Vest Indies and South finer.
ica, as we'll as the United States. Orders
qarge or small, accompanied by the cash
will receive prompt attention if addressed
to "Costnr's" Principal Depot. No. 3sS,
Broadway, New York..-.Riehardsoa's
Journal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11
HOLY Week.

The present week is known in the re-
ligious community, especially among the
Catholics, as passion or holy week. Va
rous services are held during the week in
of the trying ordeal thro'
which the Saviour passed ere he came to
the final, unspeakable sacrifice upon the
Cross for the redemption Of our fallen
race. With Easier Sunday, the period Of
rejoicing in Christ risen from the dead,
terminates The long abstinence OF Lent
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11
Shepherdstown Light Infantry.

According to previous announcement
the Shepherdstown Light-Inianlry con.
yened on Saturday last, 4lh inst, in front
Of the Market House, for drill and an cleo
lion for the remaining officers. &c. They
took up the line of march for field adj
Joining town, where they drilled for some
time, and an election took place with the
following result -
Captain--Col. John T. Hamtranack.
Isl Lieuiensnt.--Dr. y. NJ. Butler.
2nd Lieu,enan,--.Wm. Il. Morgan.
3rd Lieutenant---J. p. Il. Eaiier.
Ensign---Jacob G.. Miller.
Orderly SergesEt---L. c. HeskiH.
2nd Sergeant---G. r. Staley.
lst Corporal--H. E. Unseld.
2nd Corporal.--E. G. Lee.
A better selection of officers could MOI
have been made. There are upwards o
fifty names enrolled at present upon the
Bylaws and the prospects are favorable
for much larger number. The goods
for the uniforms will be here in a few
Gays for making up.
To-day, ] l,h April. being the regula
parade day, every member is requested II
meet at The Armory, a, 8 o'clock, P. M.
for drill, &c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11
SNYDER.
Millinery.

We invite public attention TO the Milf
nery card of Mrs. CATHARINE NJ. Bow
Frs, in our advertising columns Of to day.
We understand that she has the finest and
most varied selection of Bonnets, Rib
bons, Flowers, &c., in town, and in add.
ton to this, she has the qualification,
received from long experience in the
business, TO execute her work in such a
neat, handsome and bewi,ching style, as
cannot fail TO render general satisfaction.
Give her call ladies and you will Ger.
tainly ge, pretty bonnets al low prices.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11

Hoiloway's PiHs.--Persons Of plethor-
ic habit, suit ectso temporary loss Of
consciousness from sudden deierpina-
lion Of the blood TO the brain. vii lind
great benefit from course of floi!oway's
Pills. Epilepsy, spasms, eonvalsi.ns.
mysteries, pslpilaiion Of The hesn, and al
affections arising from disorderpd action of
the vascular and nervous systems, are cur.
ed by steady and perseyering adherence
10 this mild csthariic. Itfeguis,es the ac-
ton OF The great internal organs, and thus
equalizes the circulation,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11
Latest from Nicaragua.

The steamer Texas brings news from
the seat Of War in Central America, that
Walker has had battle with the Costa
Rcans, and has defeated them with grea,
slaughter. Their loss is estimated al 600
killed and 500 wounded, while Walkers
loss is put down at 2 killed and2l woun.
ded. The news arr cars TO be reliable,
and is said to have been received from Of
fetal sources. The battle lasted ten hours
and resulted in the utter IOute of the enc.
my.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11
The Weather.

Monday las. was particularly disa'
greeable day. l, rained, showed and hal.
led, alternately, thus making it very un-
pleasant TO pedestrians. Truly, "winler
is lingering in the lap Of spring"
Ii commenced raining on yesterday
morning and continued the entire day
which will add greatly 10 the growing
crops.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11
Bounty Land Uarrants.--The

Bounty Land Uarrants.---There
were received at the Pension Office, Wash
ing,on, during March, 1898 applications
for bounty land, and 3,433 warrants were
issued, to satisfy which will require 503,-
$40 acres Of land. The total number OF
applications received. under the bounty
land law, is 27l, 1886. and ls9,447 war
rants have been issued, requiring 24,35l,-
$50 acres Of land. or The application moi
yet carried into warrants probably over
$4,000 have been suspended or rejected /;
The balance being in the hands of The ex-
aminers, or a, other Offices for service from
the rolls.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11

Finale of the Trial of Lee.-The
Sun of Saturday last gives the following
scene at he conclusion Of the trial:
When the jury in Col. Lees case for
the killing of Mr.. Hume, on Sunday mor-
ming entered the court room to deliver
their verdict, the prisoner al the bar was
ordered TO stand up. Mr.. Middleton, the
clerk. then asked" Genilem Of tie Ju'
ry, have you agreed upon a verdict 9 A
dea,h-like stiffness prevailed. The fore
man, Mr.. II. b. Brown. then advanced 10
the clerk and handing him the Indictment.
replied, "not guilfy!' Lee had evident,
y nerved himself up for this solemn and
impor,an, faale, which might have added
years of personal incarceration 10 the sor'
row and soiici,ude already experienced.
Now, mon the rendition of the verdict
every feature relaxed, and he sank down
apparently overwhelmed, into his chair.
In few moments many Of the specta
tors crowded around and shook hands
with Lee. and then the court was adjourn
ed in due form. Lee then retired 10 The
marshal's office, and soon after, accompa
med by six or eight friends, he proceeded
to his home in the first ward, where we
may well imagine an affecting reception
ensued between the unhappy man and hi:
family.
The Uuion learns that the jury on Sat
urday night stood nine for acquittal, two
for murder as indicted, and one for man
slaughter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11
SCISSOR.
Religious.

REV. JAMES II. MARCH, Of the M. E.
Church, has entered upon his Pastoral
duties, for the ensuing term, in this place.
He delivered his salulalory sermon on
SUNDAY week. Rev. NJ. delivered an ex-
cellent discourse plain, practical and
feeling IN sentiment.
Rev. E. WELTY, the former Pastor,
departed for his new Fl Id of labor on
Mon1ay week. Mr.. w. leaves behind
many warm friends who feels deep in
teresi in his future welfare.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11

SUPREME CoURr.-The Supreme Court
of the United States is constituted as fol.
lows:
Roger B. fancy. Of Maryland.
John Mclean, of Ohio.
James w. Wayne. OF Georgia.
John Ca,ron, OF Tennessee.
Peter v. Daniel, Of Virginia.
Samuel Nelson, Of New York.
Robert G. Grier, of Pennsylvania. i.
Benjamin X. Curtis. OF Massachusetts.
John A. Campbell, Of Alabama.
OF the foregoing, Messrs. Mclean and
fancy wee appointed by Gen. Jackson
Messrs. Cairon and Daniel by Mr.. Van
Buren, /; Nh. Nelson by Mr.. Tyler Mr..
Curtis BIZ MIR. Fillmore. and MIR. Camp
bell by Gen. Pierce. 1t will be seen, 81
the nine Judges, five arefrom the Slave
States and four from the Free.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11
Corporation Election.

Considerable anxiety and animation
characterized the Corporation election
which took place, in this town, on Mon
day last, 9Th inst. There were some for
tty odd candidates in the field, the follow
ing were The successful ones -
Mayor---Joseph Weishans.
Councilmen- George Byers. 1homp-
SON Johnson, John Smurr, George "a.
Bast, r. II. Tovaer, John M. Ernst
and Jacob Stoley.
Recorder---J. p. a. Entler.
Treasurer--Rezin Shugert.
The election was warm and closely
contested. some of the candidates being
elected by very "close shave 5" howev-
er better board Of officers could not have
been chosen. They will no doubt deal
justly and imparially with all who come
under their 'reign of government"
L. C. HeSkin has been appointed AS
SCISSOR.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11

The Hon. Samson w. Harris, Of Ala
bama, member Of the House of Repre-
sentaliyes during the late and two previous
Congresses, died a. his lodgings. on Penn
|sylvania avenue, in Washington, We'd.
nesday morning. the ls.ins,.. oil iudam-
nation of the throat and lungs.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11
The Wheat Crop.

We regret to learn from quite number
of farmers with whom we have conversed,
that the growing crop of Wheat. in many
parts of this county, does not present a
very promising appearance. The late
winter was not by any means favorable
one for Ills protection or preservation, and
the cold, dry aud windy weather Of Spring
has greatly retarded its growth. We
hope, however, tina, it may not be serious
ly injured, and that rain and sunshine will
descend upon it in time 10 restore i, to
health and vigor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11
Thieves About.

Within the last few weeks we have
frequently heard Of depreda'ions being
committed upon smoke-houses. chicken
coops. &C.. belonging to our citizens, and
removing therefrom considerable amount
of their contents. Such transactions are
entirely too despicable to submit TO many
further repeu,ioas. and i, is to be hoped
tina, these high.handed offenders will ere
long be rescued and undergo severe pen,
ally of The law. Ii behooves every cili'
zen 10 be on the alert for these midnlgh'
rebels.
g1- Advertisements omitted this week
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11

The Lewisburg IVA. Chronicle repeats
the story Of The sale of the Greenbner
White Sulphur Springs and learns that
the new company intend spending $780,
600 in Improvements, making the water
ing place accommodate 5000 persons.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-04-11

A new Mormon dance, which tickles
the fancy Of the Genliles much, has been
introduced in Utah. and is all the rage
Each gentleman has Two ladies' for his
partners, and il is denominaied The "Mor-
mon CoiilIion. or Heaven upon Earth"